fox news contributor sarah carter. , one of the things that comes to mind, hollie mckay focusing on what about the rest of the country? what about americans and afghan allies elsewhere if it is hard to get from within kabul to the airport what about kandahar or anywhere else? what can you tell us about the situation with the rest of the country also quick. >> absolutely. i was in the north and was working when it fell very suddenly i was at my photographer we went with us and try to figure how to get to kabul which was impossible the airport was immediately closed it was not going to happen. so for several days we planned but in the end the only way we could get out of the situation was to work with the use back consulate and then those diplomats are great then we actually had to ask the taliban to escort us through the city through the checkpoints because that was the only viable solution when you have to turn to them they did deliver their word and come up with safe passage for us it was a risk i didn't think that i would even be able to do that now what i did a few days ago. >> i

he's 92 and he still doing it and the finalists of writ book by richard mckay. there was that look that was published by st. maartens and it created this evil person with aids patient zero the airplane steward who infected everyone and that was the myth and they knew it when i put in the book but they made the overt decision to put the distortion in and richard mckay completely decimates it and it's an amazing book. >> here's another question. have you put your understanding to work and other things you have been doing? >> well i mean i was in the reproductive rights movement has subsequently been involved in the palestine solidarity movement and my on the advisory group and that is a movement that takes place on a different level than it's growing rapidly globally but there has not been a tipping tipping point and had no impact on the ground so it's very frustrating and even though people's attitudes are changing around the world. i think the thing that implements made the most doing as i consider myself primarily a novelist and you can -- people say oh you're

in moments we will talk to that freelance journalist holly mckay. she will give us an update live inside afghanistan she is along the afghan uzbek border. warned president biden afghanistan could fall at a rapid pace and now biden's national security team is down playing reports of internal disarray. heard some of that there from jen. white house correspondent jacqui heinrich has another part of that story tonight. >> i'm seeing all over the news that there were warnings of a rapid collapse, that was widely estimated it ranged from weeks to months and even years. following our departure. it was nothing that i or anyone else saw that indicated a collapse of this army and this government in 11 days. >> with the administration forced to negotiate with the taliban for safe passage of americans behind enemy lines, and the taliban armed with u.s. military weapons, chairman of the joint chiefs general mark milley shot down reports that president biden knew afghanistan could fall rapidly but pressed on anyway. the "wall street journal" reported tuesday pres

this is jim mckay civic solution. i saw your rookie jim was dealing with some of the linear must be of any of them people fighting in the system. the soviet union's dissolution was the start of a new free era shirts . and she got the new shirts for one of the really was fun, not feasible for others. the us, it sounds collapse was the biggest disaster of their lives. now who got enough to give us a model by chance going to the show this give me just do this yourself, this in your product. i miss the changes so it doesn't really matter what you're washing up. chevy and what about because of the ball if it is updated, this is checked on this. this is back with us because that's what an effort to rebuild socialism from a tiny mountain vintage looks like 30 years after the soviet union ceased to be sure the systemic understand. but the more she was all on 1st, because there is a soft and i was like, release the most skills she has put on this is jeanette good news. and if i had to go out, but as she factor, you just only g

mckay, let me ask you. with these breakthrough cases, the delta variant, i think dr.ole is right. it seems like the effects especially people vaccinated are not very severe but it's still challenging and upsetting to a lot of people. behindt that, my understandings there is the lambda variant from peru. i would assume behind that is probably some other variant from some other part of the world. potentially morally fullll every time and it's unique in each case, isn't it? >> that's right and a lot of headlines came out of peru because a group of researchers said the lambda variant evadedhe immunity but what they didn't report was they had studied people who got vaccinated with the chinese sign of acts vaccine which is known to be poorly effective. you have to remember that you have two levels of immunity when you are immune. they haven't encompassed every variant in preventing severe illness and death and that'sat about 100% bulletproof. no variant has evaded that. >> i want to highlight white you are saying here and that is even after your antibody levels, if you had

. >> matt: are we allowed to bring props question mckay didn't know this. >> joe: my lessons from lastn carrying that around for eight years. >> joe: i have had in my backpack. >> greg: it's got a yogurt stain on it. >> susan: the nike sign for avenatti? >> greg: i asked the questions here. >> susan: think of corporations. >> greg: what should happen to chris cuomo? >> susan: that's a great question. >> greg: thank you. that's why i'm sitting here. >> susan: i don't want to make any judgments on any fellow peers, journalist ray didn't he used to work here? did you know him? >> greg: we were roommates. we couldn't find a place to live so we stated a women's college. we dressed up as women. did you watch the resignation? i love that the chyron's were still behind. 5 minutes behind before they said cuomo resigned. everyone was checking, did he really say that? wow. everyone's double checking at the same time. >> greg: kat, what do you feel about chuck todd saying that there could be a come back? >> kat: i want to know what would possibly lead to that. based on what evidence? he resigned.

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david greatest mckay, to busy working weekend as humans for the president of the united states.y also vice president, harris security advisor jake sullivan and other members of the princes national security team, right now essentially getting briefing on hurricane ida ratio is getting ready to hit the united states but he makes them, sweetly what is and is concerned, that is something the president is meeting with his national security team today likely tomorrow to specifically discuss and looking at that position magic, to people killed ices members killed and also potential future attacks the standing outside of the airport as you see in your screen right now in the state department as that tell you that your thousand therefore, leave immediately, do not flounder, these speculations continue and the clock is ticking loudly and the window will soon close. >> , the mission there, is now has come up with a significant loss in american troops now. so they continue to evacuate the folks out of that region and out of the airport printed. >> there's an increasing chorus that calls fo

so i will turn it over to her greatest mckay and thank you and i had not heard that about that the heeleagle field, i did know is that far back. sue and that was the discovery it was discovered in 2010. okay, 11 years ago now but still, is indication of just how rapidly my colleagues are finding these fossils and putting them out there, each of these fossils has this amazing story tond tell about why we are the way we are today. so it's easy for one to get overlooked and that's a cool fossil that would definitely didn't get the attention it deserved it. >> well, clicking through the questions again, i feel like a memory that i have asserted that the last i've heard your present evidence about the idea that will sorry, that's awesome. nice to know we can be nicer than we think. very reassuring. so we have a question. so if you were able to change human anatomy and make five for your honest, what would you would just printed. >> so first, the foot is a disaster.it so the foot is sort of like evolutions example of a good try. you did your best foot happen here is you converted an 8-foot in

on the road and meeting with customers and i'll tell you, jim, one of those excites stories is dave mckayand canada you can see that we have won a massive transaction there but it's really about giving him and his company the ability to automate with our financial services cloud he's completely built rbc, not just through acquisitions but now this new technology harness. and we're excited to be very much a strategic part of that, and to help automate his sales organization and service organization, and again, helping them to be successful from anywhere it's a great story >> now, i do think that the banks are badly in need. but i'm not sure, are there any ba banks left now almost every bank i deal with tells me they use salesforce. >> we are doing just fine in financial services, jim, and it's been amazing. i'll tell you another great customer story because i know you love customer stories. well, herman miller, the company i grew up with is now known as miller knoll, and it's another amazing story where we have rebuilt them for this new all digital world, and that includes our commerce clo

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duckworth: why do it in bits and pieces so when i was doing the proposal for the mckay was actually writingt on my eye might note app on my iphone in an airplane there was an hour and half between fights and then one is on long flights and doing, back to a rock, then i was just right there. so i would write bits and pieces and put it together. and then i knew i got the book deal in december and it was due in august of 2020 and i knew that i had to get this thing done. so just hunkered down and i wrote. she is about making sure that even ten minutes, writing down a paragraph and so it was just a process. and a great collaborator work with me and i'd computers and my senior senator who in the bucket talking in a talk about how he filming hospital giving new mission encouraging me and i sent him copies to read. and two different books that his writings in his thought processes. in the u.s. times, connie is a best-selling author so i sent them chapters and give me feedback thread lots of people helping me along the way. it. >> i love that. not that senator romney, that's a great detail. and wha

morgan mckay from spectrum. >> if cuomo has any criminal charges, would you consider pardoning him? >> i will tell you right now i'm talking about my vision for the state of new york. it's far too early to have those conversations. i would ask jose velasquez from the city. >> a couple of years ago while you were serving in office you had come out against driver's licenses for undocumented immigrants. in the last couple of years you have changed your mind. can you explain to me what the transition has been and also what the last few months have been for you as you've been preparing for this role? >> with respect to the green light law, which is now the law of the state of the land, something that early on in my career as a county clerk i had taken a position that has now evolved and that evolution coincides with the evolution of many people. many people in the state of new york. i'm proud of that law. if you want to read an op-ed that i wrote on it, many people in our state senate would argue that that was a turning point when they read that and saw the position i had taken in suppor

here a couple of days ago and i told my son i would be gone and he said where you going christian mckayd california and nevada. he got excited because he said -- i said that's right, how did you not? he said it's right there on the flag. good job son, i guess you have been reading geography a bit. what a great model to be battle born and nevada needs to fight for freedom over the next 15 months. right now, right now if the democrats are in charge in washington. we are going to change that come 2022. that change starts right here in nevada when adam sends kathy cortez packing home for nevada. [applause] am i not supposed to say that? did i violate some rule? i guess i'm not supposed to say he will be her next united states senator, are there some rules against that? what do i care about some rules like that? he is going to the united states senate in 2022. not a moment too soon. the democratic party in nevada has taken over by democratic-socialist. i think these people are to the left of bernie sanders in alexandria sea of cortez did now i know why she has such a left-wing voting record.

>> there's going to be hbo, adam mckay the director is working on a series, a limited series for hboabout it . and i'm helping with the script. i'm being interviewed all the time by the screenwriter and he always joke on who's going to play me . i don't know. >> maybe a new career on the big screen. >> i don't think so. i'm not very articulate as youcan tell from this interview . >> are going to end it now and i truly want to thank you for your work . you've made a big difference. you've got a great career and i'm sure there's a lot i had a few and you've overcome, your persistence in overcoming obstacles as i said is inspirational for a lot of people. and journalists especially. you could have gone much longer and i just recommend the book for anybody and i want to thank you for joining ustoday for this really important conversation . i want to thank our audience in san francisco or online around the country. the program will be available as a video and podcast on the website . commonwealth club.org. and i'm robert rosenthal and now this meeting of the commonwealth club , it's adjourned.

morgan mckay from spectrum. >> would you consider -- >> i will tell you right now i am talking about my vision of to state of new york and it is far too premature to have those conversations. i would ask jose velasquez. gracias. >> a couple of years ago when you came into office, you had come out again -- undocumented immigrants and changed your minds and can you talk about the transition and also the last few months that you have been preparing for -- >> with respect to the greenlight law which is the law of the state of the land which is something that early on in my career as a county clerk, i had taken a position that has now evolved and that evolution coincides with the evolution of many people. many people in the state of new york. i am proud of that law, and if you want to read an op-ed that i wrote on it, and many people in our state senate would argue that it was a turning point when they read that and saw the position that i had taken in support of that law that our immigrants need that. they need to be able to get to their jobs and parents need to take their kids to doctor

mckay note.er] adjusts her decided to make fun of that a little bit in the book very early on. she says that americans always butcher her name and say it like a marta or marti. i'm going to continue to butcher her name. i think in historical it is biographical fiction which is mostly is, you want to stay as close to the factual truth as you can will still telling entertaining story and bringing out the themes that make readers feel something. we want you to feel something about this. there are great biographies out there. i know this great biography i did mean to say vera is probably one of your atkins as well. and yet i know erica's book is going to make you feel something intensely for virginia hall. that is what we want to bring to readers. that's the thing that's always a back of my mind when they make those choices. >> i love that i love that. you know when i was going down the virginia hall saw there was a historical book that i saw there was a movie that came out at the end of 2020. i'm un

the southern district of new york, tom mckay, the whole group of them, they knew that weisselberg was lying, which, of course, is second nature to allen weisselberg as it is to donald trump. they knew he was lying and they went ahead and they used that lie in order to not only give allen weisselberg limited immunity but also to provide testimony against me in order to charge me. i mean now is the time for merrick garland to step up and to look at what is going on in the southern district of new york. these are not prosecutors. these are people who only care about conviction rates and they do not care about law, they don't care about justice, and it is why as the judge wrote in 2014, why innocent people plead guilty. >> you know, michael, there are people who are familiar with the matter who are telling the "wall street journal" now manhattan prosecutors, they are moving to advance their criminal investigation into donald trump's business affairs and they add that the prosecutors are fighting with trump's company over the evidence and they're continuing to talk with a lawyer of a trump

mckay futures trading in chicago, pretty flat at the moment amid these ongoing concerns about the covid outbreak in tokyo. let's get you to vonnie quinn, who has efforts what headlines. vonnie: the pentagon is sending 3000 extra u.s. troops to afghanistan to help evacuate lemat spirit the u.s. currently has 4000 people at its kabul industry, many of them american citizens. president biden's partial evacuation order underscores how badly the u.s. has been caught off guard a rapid taliban advance. the islamist group is capturing 12 of at dennis dan's provisional capitals in about a week. alibaba says it is setting up a hotline and creating a team dedicated to investigating sexual harassment complaints and it says an inquiry into the alleged rape of a female employee by her manager is almost complete. the case has ignited a debate about sashimi across china tech industry. the allegations went viral and the ceo called the companies handling of them a humiliation. the u.k. chancellor of the exchequer promised the u.k. will not see a return to the austerity policies of the last decade. he did

if you take a look at the sections on harlem some written by richard wright and claude mckay, a tremendous writer part of the new york city project and compare that to how the alabama guy writes about black people in that state. you can see the difference, it's noticeable. and different cultures, to finish up, yeah, depends, you have to look at different books. there are definitely blind spots in the guides, things we would say today as much as they try to include as much as they could, they left a lot out, too. and that's a reason could get back to the 21st century writers project and what they can build on and looking at the old project. >> dan asked, did any other nations dealing with the effects of the great depression enact any other similar problems for culture similar to the project? >> not that i know of. something on this scale in terms of being a, you know, an effort to chart the entire country and not just say collect folklore or look at information from a certain region or something like that, i never came across anything that was even remotely like this. i'm sure that some thi

. >> you bear any burden for the way things are going to mckay bear responsibility for all the top andate after 13 u.s. service members were killed and bombing attacks outside of cobbles airport. steve: the deadly stay for u.s. troops in a decade in the united states is bracing for even more attacks between now and wednesday. brian: are we sitting ducks are we going to do anything, evacuation flights still underway at kabul airport, 12500 people were evacuated from afghanistan yesterday raising the total 105,000 evacuees since august 14 that's what they want us to focus on the big airlift it's a big airlift because they have no plan jacqui heinrich joins us live with the white house with more. >> more than 100 people were killed in the two suicide bomb attacks 90 afghans and 13 u.s. service members, additional 18 troops were hurt and flown back to the u.s. on c-17 and marks the deadliest day for the u.s. military, more than a decade and president biden promised it won't go unpunished. >> those who carried out this attack, know this, we will not forgive, we will not forget, we will hunt