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joining us tonight, senator marsha blackburn, dr. meghan --y makary, deneen borelli, and august pflueger. this after gop pressure to do, we've got the details surfacing on biden officials including secretary of state antony blinken and jen psaki, praising, worth it right after the obama administration exchanged five terrorists at gitmo for army deserter bowe bergdahl that happened in 2014. four of them are joining four other terrorists are on the fbi watch list inside of the taliban government, potentially accessing abandoned u.s. intelligence, weaponry, military vehicles? some of that stuff showing up in iran. that is according to reports. also moderate house democrats starting to defect from president biden's 3 1/2 trillion dollar spending and tax bill, plus this, more trump appointees joining kellyanne conway, general jack keane, sean spicer say no, we'll not quit after the president tried to fire them from military boards. kellyanne conway, saying, mr. president, you should resign. the white house press secretary trying to deny w

more from the senate floor with remarks from republican senators john barrasso of wyoming and marsha blackburn of tennessee. as well as main independent senator angus king on the u.s. withdraw of military forces from afghanistan and the 20th anniversary of the september 11 terroristth attacks. thank you madam president. i come to thet, floor today to y tribute to the life and service of lance corporal. one thursday august 206th the united states lost 13 men and womenos in uniform. eleven marines, and army soldier and a navy core they were killed by a terrorist attack in kabul afghanistan. one was lance corporal riley. he was 20-years-old. his life demonstrated the best of our nation. wanted to serve in the military because of a medical issue. his son grew up with that same great desire to serve the nation. his sister said he ran around in his diapers and cowboy boots with his rifle. he attended jacksonville high school and graduated from the summit innovations i school in wyoming. and he made a name for himself all around the state as a champion wrestler. he had the kind of talents and ability

more from the senate floor with remarks from republican senators john barrasso of wyoming and marsha blackburntennessee. as well as main independent senator angus king on the u.s. withdraw of military forces from afghanistan and the 20th anniversary of the september 11 terroristth attacks. thank you madam president. i come to thet, floor today to y tribute to the life and service of lance

will be joining us to talk about the advisory meeting at the fda on boosters plus, senator marsha blackburn's team is talking with the facebook mwhistleblower behind that bombshell facebook report about instagram and facebook's impact on young jusers. senator blackburn will be with us to talk about her new probe into the company and what congress can do about it >>> first, mike tracki ing all h market action. meg terrell has the latest on that fda manual meeting on boosters what are you watching with all 11 sectors lower right now heading into the close >> this is a downside test in the market that to a degree, a lot of people have been looking for. the s&p 500 has been choppy with the downside bias for the last two weeks, since september 2nd today, we did cut below, just by a little bit right now, the 50-day average that's about the seventh time this year that we actually have hit or gone slightly below the 50-day average that's been an occasion for these dip buy opportunities that we saw along the way here. those also disproportionately have happened around the time of a monthly options exp

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senator marsha blackburn, colonel daniel davis, thank you so much for joining us.hope you have a good weekend. >>> up next, house armed services member, he is congressman rob whitman. we've got a new push by congress demanding probes of president biden's phone call where the president, according to reuters, urged the former president of afghanistan to mislead the media around the world. quote, change the perception, whether true or not, and make it look like the taliban was losing before the fall of kabul. this as the white house continues to dodge questions about that and downplay the botched pullout. you're watching "the evening edit" on fox fox business. >> you already saw one of the china foreign ministers meeting with the head of the taliban. they're already starting to have discussions. and think about all of the military equipment, black hawks, c-130s, weapons, night vision goggles that now can be handed over to our enemies, china, russian, the iranians. ♪ there's a line between drinking and riding. alcohol limits your reaction time, and even one drink can a

marsha blackburn called for an investigation into what she calls a coverup by facebook. >>> we're watchingtrial of elizabeth holmes. today is was centered mostly around testing machines at theranos that didn't work and the credibility of those running those machines when theranos was still silicon valley's hottest company. erica chung told jurors would you have the same luck flipping a coin as to whether your results were right or wrong when it comes to theranos machines of the. >>> they made history. four civilian, regular people, launching into space. >> four, three, two, one. >> ignition, and liftoff. godspeed inspiration four. >> this is pretty cool. it happened just a couple hours ago. big step for space tourism. the inspiration four crew blasting into orbit. the crew will perform medical experiments during this three-day orbit. so who are this crew? four crew mates led by 38-year-old tech mogul jared eye sackman. they paid an unspecified amount of money to elon musk. >>> today marks the start of hispanic heritage month. let's bring in our digital correspondent abbey fernandez. a lot

we know marsha blackburn and #### blumenthal.out time. this is an absolute disgrace. and as a parent, it's a heartbreaking story. yeah, it really is because we're talking about increased rates of anxiety and depression and even suicide. so what should instagram be doing to help young people who who may struggle with mental health issues or just struggle with their self esteem and their body image? when they go on instagram? well, number one, they could do a major public awareness campaign. heather honestly, this is we've we have literally told them this for more than a decade, right? and the idea that the leaders of that company, some of whom are prominent women, by the way. do not know that they should be educating their extraordinary user based in terms of size about the dangers of photoshop your image about all the different ways in which this affects teens and young girls and boys. by the way, mental health is crazy. they know exactly what to do. they should be putting out messages saying you don't need to do this. there shou

marsha blackburn was on this program saying look, they are sending in the middle of the night planes other people tell him of these the westchester airport in new york. what is your take on the private flight, private airports being used with is likely no report is to record this. and also what kind of benefits will be given? what is the impact to the american people? >> here is what we know. they are being flown from border patrol stations along the southwest border not only in del rio but all across the southwest border to other locations around the country. they are doing that by ice air which is a private contractor that is private aircraft were usually 7:30 seven of some sort. they're also using coast guard aircraft to do that as well. again, they're going into communities. probably transferring those individuals to facilities in tennessee, in michigan and places so they can again be processed and then released. now, once they get here if they've claimed asylum and they're going through an asylum process was your court date is many months, maybe even a year away you get a work p

senator marsha blackburn warned leaving behind american citizens, green card holders and afghan allies sends the wrong message to the rest of the world. our enemies do not fear us and our allies do not know they can trust us. but during back-to-back hearings on the hill this week secretary of state antony blinken defended the administration's response. there's no evidence that staying longer would have made the afghan security forces. >> or the afghan government any more resilient. >> blinken said the president inherited the trump administration's deal with the taliban to end the war, but no plan to make it happen. president biden immediately faced the choice between ending the war. we're escalating. still ahead on the kron 00:00am morning news robbers pointed gun at a 10 year-old boy and his mom. >> what led up to that incident and the efforts to find those responsible. well, turning now to our wildfire coverage. it's been one month since the caldor fire first sparked in eldorado county. well, since then, the flames spread into out pine and ahmed or counties. thousands were forced to

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we are watching the debt ceiling, we're going to get into the issues facing the country with marsha blackburnlk about those changes to your financial plan. bill, mary? hey... it's our former broker carl. carl, say hi to nina, our schwab financial consultant. hm... i know how difficult these calls can be. not with schwab. nina made it easier to set up our financial plan. we can check in on it anytime. it changes when our goals change. planning can't be that easy. actually, it can be, carl. look forward to planning with schwab. schwab! ♪♪ maria: welcome back. good monday morning. thanks so much for joining us. i'm maria bartiromo. monday september 0 top stories right now 8:00 a.m. on 2 button on the east coast, from crisis to absolute stro catastrophic mooifgz making a treesh home undergraduates a bridger bridge in delry texas up to 15,000 waiting to get apprehended processed many from haiti the biden administration facing heavy criticism, for allowing this border crisis to reach such disastrous levels markets selling off he dow to open down, 600 points or more, 640 points lower right now dow i

where talking senator susan collins, tom and marsha blackburn sending a letter to the white house saying exactly what's going on. what is your take on this story? >> the first take -- a lot of folks don't know what's going on so for anyone to say they north going on, the congressman already alluded to the stories always changing. i think there's going to be investigations as a congressman alludes to, but the penetration is going to be required to have to lay that out and it's going to beer important what general s breaking out in d.c. -- the president mistaken during the evacuation, get across america behind not just giving the taliban control of the state department and homeland security and the white house fighting about who caused the delays, that m means there sticking to this arbitrary deadline put in place. that meant you were not met up waving their passports saying we are american they got stranded is that what your take is? >> it commands each one of the officers were handling cases to try to help them get out. we had over 750 cases we were working on, there are still others lef

. >> this has been jaw-dropping, richard blumenthal and marsha blackburn plan to investigate facebookown instagram by they were harming the mental health of team girls with public policy responding, demonstrates commitment to understanding complex and difficult issues. they knew they were watching, did it for profit, mentioned tick-tock, tumbler and snapchat and another big article from the journal that came out yesterday about the fact that facebook knows some illegal things happening on the platform and they don't stop it. the journal says some incredible stuff. >> world war ii air force veteran hits the skies, and and the first flight in 58 years. >> i wonder if you agree, new york city driver responding to road rage with dancing. the man in the white shirt, semitruck driver did not take another after the traffic light. jillian: the new york giants in washington, a last-second penalty in the field-goal attempt to flag outside, one more chance to down their divisional rivals. >> good snap. washington wins it. >> washington getting the comeback victory, 30-29. todd: i have never seen

richard blumenthal and marsha blackburn have said we can't have a facebook whistleblower and they willestigate. joining us for more and this is an investigative reporting -- talk to us about what is again coming to light in terms of facebook's own protection of data and whether they reveal enough at the most prominent time. i think we are having technical difficulties. >> this is a long-term trend of facebook. saying one thing but doing another in private. one of the issues that has come to light is how much facebook was downplaying the potential effects of instagram on young children's mental health. one of the findings in the report was that nearly one third of young teen girls said they felt worse about their bodies because of instagram. this is an issue that has come to light at a time when facebook is expected to be expanding its offerings for young children in doing what's called instagram youth, a platform for children under the age of 13 and something lawmakers have previously expressed concerns about. caroline: this is a problem that sits so ill with many of us. we kind of kne

all the anger and frustration came from senators, marsha blackburn saying you three might be the threeas a poignant moment because it is not just losing a war a perception of it but the feeling the generals at the top are so politically defense of their own image it doesn't have as much to do with defeating the enemy or looking good in the dc game. jillian: it was their recommendation to keep at least 2500 troops on the ground and you go back and revisit that president biden interview with george stephanopoulos claiming no one said that that he can recall. there is a distinct difference and he said he said. >> that was a stunning take away from the hearing yesterday, they set out but what a lot of us suspect or knew to be true to begin with. the military has been against arbitrary date set withdraws from the beginning of these conflicts and a lot of that is drawn into law. i understand the pushback on that from a political sense but for president biden - he has been saying that for months getting a lot of cover that was following what generals were recommending and we saw direct contra

here's senator marsha blackburn asking what the general has been doing this whole time instead of planning the afghanistan withdraw. he's been talking to about a half dozen reporters. listen. >> general mille yshg, yes or no to this, did you talk to costa or wood ward about their book. >> wood ward, yes, costa, no. >> did you talk to michael bender for his book, "is frankly we did win this election, the inside story of how trump lost. >> yes. >> and were you accurately represented in these books? >> i haven't read any of the books. so i don't think. >> jesse: buying that, dan? >> dan: i mean, really? you didn't read the book. so he spent all of the time talking. milley looks like a guy that not only reads the book. a couple of stunning moments there. hawley got him good. they got him to acknowledge it. you uh guys left americans behind. cut the crap. there are americans there right now. stop saying you didn't leave americans behind. you did, admit it. apologize profusely. get them out, do your thing. he did something in the hearing, a lot of people didn't catch it. i don't know how they mi

determine the mental health of a president and how about the exchange with republican senator marsha blackburn that asked general milley if he was accurately quoted in any of the books about the trump administration. >> general milley, yes or no to this, did you talk to bob woodward or robert costa for their book "peril". >> woodward yes, costa, no. >> did you talk to michael bender for his book "frankly we did win this election, the inside story of how trump lost"? >> yes. >> and were you accurately represented in these books? >> i haven't read any of the books. so i don't know. i have seen press reporting of it. i haven't read the books. >> let's have you read the books and then let us know if you're accurately -- >> absolutely. >> he's telling the press reporting so he knows the quotes and context. you will notice that he didn't say he was misquoted in the revelations in any of those books. there is another book in the news, as well, from former trump white house press secretary stephanie graisham. she never held a press briefing, which was her job. that was her job. so she's got a new book

taking the hits from the republicans, but i want to play part of that exchange with senator marsha blackburn from kentucky about the book report that she assigned this four-star general. let's watch. >> did you talk to bob woodward or robert costa for their book "pearl". >> woodward yes, costa, no. >> did you talk to kara and phillip for their book "alone i can fix it"? >>. >> did you talk to michael bender for his book "frankly we did win this election, the inside story of how trump lost"? >> yes. >> and were you accurately represented in these books? >> i haven't read any of the books so i don't know. i have not seen press reporting of it. i haven't read the books. >> okay. let's have you read the books and then let us know if you are accurately portrayed. >> absolutely. >> you think that the joint chiefs chairman has more to do than to be reading books and reporting back and senator blackburn is from tennessee, but phil rutker, i have to give you a chance, he hasn't read your book. >> i think he's familiar with what we reported. there are a lot of scenes in there about -- >> well, i botch

the same however it may not be the end of instagram's troubles senators richard blumenthal and marsha blackburnnnounced a probe of the company claiming they are already in contact with an internal whistle-blower joining us now, reporter who's been spearheading this project jeff horowitz. thanks so much for joining us. dramatic findings and i personally heard a lot of outrage from parents about this inst instagram expose in particular how do you expect facebook to change its policies as a result of this expose >> so i think one of the things that this uncovered is they understand the laws and way the systems and platforms can be harmful but have really hard time sort of turning that ship in any meaningful fashion. the cross-check thing you noted, they realized a few years back it was completely indefensible to treat certain users, exempts from all enforcement but weren't able to do anything about it and are still working on this problem two years later. that's something i think that's pretty meaningful. same with the teen mental health stuff. particularly for teenage girls they found that this s

amid bipartisan criticism of facebook's response to the "wall street journal" story, senator marsha blackburnuing a statement today saying, facebook's decision to pause instagram kids is a step in the right direction going on to say, there is still much work to be done facebook did say it will focus teen safety and expanding supervision for teens. the younger gem demographic is considered so valuable for instagram and facebook has already lost its place with younger users. >> fill in the blanks if you will this move, this delay is good for -- blank >> i think good for instagram. at this point with the kind of criticism it is facing, there is no way it could go forward with instagram kids they have to say, we hear the criticism. we their concern we're going to make changes. i think it makes sense to work on it for long term. they have to get it right. particularly for a regulatory standpoint >> thank you beautiful pool behind you. same question to you, dan, or same, i don't know what it is. fill in the blanks >> i'll answer the question. >> okay. go ahead >> it's good for kids. it's good for h

i think we need regulation senators richard blumenthal and marsha blackburn announcing they will lead a senate committee probe into what facebook knew about instagrams effect on young users the more we learn and the more we investigate, the more concerned we are. >> and that was lauren blanchard reporting for us tonight. up next, heartbreaking testimony from former u.s. olympians essex stars really. >> they are speaking. >> about how they went to the fbi with accusations about abuse allegations. good regarding former team doctor larry nassar will let you know what they said. plus, president biden today meeting with business leaders and ceo is to talk about his vaccine requirements for big companies. details on his plan to get more workers vaccinated first, though, pfizer and moderna are making the case for 8 covid booster. the new data that shows how soon you may be eligible for one next. attention, california. new federal funding of $3 billion is available to help more people pay for health insurance — no matter what your income. how much is yours? julie and bob are paying $700 less,

to resign or be impeached over the afghanistan would draw, not one of them democrats, senator marsha blackburn not holding back when talking to fox business network about her call saint adversaries and even our allies are watching this and wondering where the leadership is. listen. >> he is weak, he is cyclist, he is being dishonest he is not leveling with the american people. >> in about 90 minutes the president will get his weekly economic briefing, the white house eager to turn the page, start talking about the economy and we learned within the last hour or so the president will go to louisiana to survey the damage from hurricane ida as the rain from that storm is falling on us right now. cheryl: i was looking at research from pure research say the most americans now disagree with how the president handled the evacuation, most americans wanted to withdraw from afghanistan but they disagree with the handling and how the whole thing went out. >> 86% agreed to withdraw but something like 47% in that range said they did not approve of the way that this was handled. you cannot get that many amer

senators richard blumenthal, bl, senator marsha blackburn senator blackburn and amy klobuchar say thislobuchar said, quote, we need to pass federal legislation on app store conduct to protect consumers. promote competition and foster innovation what the bill aims to do is give consumers more time to allow third party app stores and payment services and to advertise lower prices outside the app store. now companies other than epic have come out in support of the ruling and also the legislation. they will benefit if they don't have to share a cut of their subscriptions with apple or google spotify saying, quote, this and other developments around the world show that there is a strong need and momentum for legislation to address these and many other unfair practices, which are designed to hurt competition and consumers. match saying apple and google's only end when we bring our laws into the digital age, as south korea did last week. south korea just passed a bill banning app store creators to make them use only the monopolistic practices wil only end when we bring our laws into the digit

senator marsha blackburn, thanks for being here. you want an answer on this letter by tuesday to a number of questions that are very specific. who is still out there, who needs to get home, how many people are on this list and how do expect to achieve it. do you expect you'll get those answers by tuesday? >> yes indeed. we expect to get those answers by tuesday. we are the united states of america. we never leave our citizens behind enemy lines. my office has worked over 2,000 individuals and cases martha, we want to know who is still out there and have a plan to get them home. they said 90% is what they got. then they changed it. 98%. what we're saying is look, tell us the truth. the american people want the truth. because we're all comparing notes. we know how many calls are coming in to our offices. we want to make certain that we leave nobody behind. now, as you have heard from the colonel and his conversation and as you heard in the briefing at the state department, defense department, they failed to plan. they did not have a p

talking senator susan collins, tom cotton, marsha blackburn sending a letter to the white house to tells exactly what is going on. what is your take on this story? >> the a lot of folks don't know what is going on. for anyone saying the anyone knows what is going on the congressman alluded to the fact things are changing. there will be a raft of investigations as the congressman alluded to, a raft of investigations that the administration will be required to lay that out and it will be very important for the american people to get that story. elizabeth: to what the general is saying, congressman, here is the painful debate breaking out in d.c. the president's mistkakes doing the evacuation, did it cause americans to be stranded, left behind enemy lines? not just giving the taliban control of the airport, as we have got the pentagon, state department, homeland security department, the white house fighting about who caused the delays that means they were sticking to this arbitrary deadline that the president put in place. that meant you had crowds rushing to the airport. that meant americ

senator marsha blackburn warned leaving behind american citizens, green card holders and afghan allies sends the wrong message to the rest of the world. our enemies do not fear us and our allies do not know they can trust us. but during back-to-back hearings on the hill. this week. secretary of state antony blinken defended the administration's response. there is no evidence that staying longer would have made the afghan security forces or the afghan government any more resilient. >> blinken said the president inherited the trump administration's deal with the taliban to end the war, but no plan to make it happen. president biden immediately faced the choice between ending the war. we're escalating. >> and these lawmakers will get a chance to grow the defense secretary, the chairman of the joint chiefs and the centcom commander during afghanistan hearings at the end of the month in washington. i'm jessi tenure. >> starting today. you have to provide proof of vaccination to attend any event at chase center is actually closer live with the details coming up. >> 6.30 right now and we are

complex and difficult issues young people may struggle with, but senators richard blumenthal and marsha blackburn announced they will lead a senate committee probe into what facebook knew about instagram's effects on young users. the more we learn, and the more we investigate, the more concerned we are. officials at instagram say they realize social media can have negative impacts. they say they are working to lessen them, giving the option to remove like counts on posts and nudging users toward different content. okay pretty nice day out there very noticeably cooler, and most bay area locations obviously been called the coast with the fog with those inland spots really dropped off temperature wise 10 to 15 degrees. and so here are the highs from today. 82 in antioch, 84 fairfield. 74 napa. look at santa rosa. just a few days ago, santa rosa was in the upper nineties and here we are at 67 degrees, so a big drop off in temperatures. this is part of that low pressure center that's coming in. that's going to bring us a chance for some sprinkles or showers, but i think the main headline here is coole

really quick, your colleague, marsha blackburn, says that she says mr. resign now because she says it's pretty self-evident that they failed. >> well, they better have some good answers because we have had hearings for the last seven months about afghanistan, other things. all they want to talk about is white rage, getting extremism out of the military. we need a fighting machine. we need people to go fight. that's exactly what we have got. this is not the military's fault. this is our leaders' fault, whether it's the state department or a general, somebody is at fault. we need to find out who is behind all the problems that we had the last couple of weeks. >> rachel: senator, i think our generals are really focused on white supremacy and domestic terrorism instead of what is happening around the world. thank you, senator. appreciate it. >> exactly. >> thank you. >> well, the taliban kicked us out of afghanistan with our tails between our legs, embarrassed on the world stage. biden's state department has said -- stead it time and time again. the taliban

senators richard blumenthal and marsha blackburn, announcing they will lead a senate committee probek knew about instagram's affects on young users. the more we learn, and the more we investigate, the more concerned we are, the senator said for their probe. they already have a facebook whistleblower, and they plan to call more witnesses in washington. lauren blanchard fox news. coming up. amazon is putting out the help wanted sign how many people the tech giant plans to hire and what those jobs will pay. also had another storm is hitting the gulf coast tonight. the damage already caused by nicholas. and i am tracking this cool down very noticeable. today, you'll notice it further as we head into the weekend it's another day. and anything could happen. it could be the day you welcome 1,200 guests and all their devices. or it could be the day there's a cyberthreat. get ready for it all with an advanced network and managed services from comcast business. and get cybersecurity solutions that let you see everything on your network. plus an expert team looking ahead 24/7 to help prevent th