michael mccaul knows nothing. he is a republican. [inaudible] people get blew up day and night for years. sue and abdul got your on this report may be background asking why it mccall's coming out to support now? sweet it would been thinking about the investigation and number of officials and subpoenaed a number of documentt and a charmer mccall's is going to continue to do everything in his power to get secretary blinken to testify. they were going to have a press conference later today where they will walk them through some of their findings. the cover of this three and 50 page report. you believe he said it was great interim report a strategic failure above that are two pictures one from afghanistan and they withdraw from vietnam with a quote underneath that saying there's going to beat no circumstances you see people being lifted off the roof of an embassy coating president to buy a july 8, 2021 then they put those two pictures side-by-side. then below the title of the report whatever happens in afghanistan we discussed this befor

. >>> and the chairman of the house foreign affairs committee, michael mccaul will be here revealing into the biden withdrawal of afghanistan. it is all ahead on "face the nation." ♪ >>> good morning and welcome to "face the nation." we're starting a consequential week for both the trump and harris campaigns. with just 58 days until election day, both are preparing for their first debate. will this change a race that remains neck-and-neck. we begin with our battleground tracker poll of the three key states of pennsylvania, michigan and wisconsin. where the race is essentially even. vice president kamala harris is up just 1 point in michigan, tied with former president trump in pennsylvania and up two points in wisconsin. weijia jiang is in one of the states, pennsylvania, and has the latest from the trial. >> reporter: in pittsburgh, vice president harris took a break from intense debate preps to shop with voters. >> are you ready to face donald trump? >> yes, am. >> reporter: she was asked what she wants to get across during the debate. >> it is time to turn the page on the divisive

we'll talk with a house democrat on the intelligence committee, jim himes and chair michael mccaul wille here, revealing the results of his three-year investigation into the biden administration's withdraw from afghanistan. it's all just ahead on "face the nation." >> good morning. and welcome to "face the nation." we're starting a consequential week for both the trump and harris campaigns. with just 58 days until election day, both are preparing for their first debate. will it change a race that remains neck and neck? we begin this morning with our new cbs battleground tracker poll of the three key states, pennsylvania, michigan and wisconsin, where the race is essentially even. vice president kamala harris is up just one point in michigan, tied with former president trump. weijia is in one of those states pennsylvania and has the latest from the trail. >> reporter: in pittsburgh. >> can get a hug? >> of course. >> reporter: vice president harris took a break from intense debate prep to shop with voters. >> are you ready to beat donald trump. >> yes, i am. >> harris asked what she want

. >> what's going on with michael mccaul. we were involved in the battle of afghanistan. i was with the staff and the moral of military was very good after 20 years. we thought up there. and going for the american and 50,000 and other countries >> abdul, to this report and background on the report and asking about why mccaul is coming out with this report now. antony blinken and "whatever happens in afghanistan if there's a significant deterioration of security that could well happen and we've discussed it before and i don't think it'll be something that happens from a friday to monday. so i would not necessarily equation the departure of forces in july or august or early september with allowing for reconstitution of al-qaida or isis and that time very depending obstructing cerumen which analyst you're listening to but sometime between 6-12 and maybe 36 months and put this in context here what they're trying to highlight. >> one of the major themes of report is that republicans are really kind of criticizing the white house for this part and the acting ambassador to afgha

. >> look what we did talk with michael mccaul house foreign affairs committee released that one wayr this, because, obviously, that report detailed how president before september 11 that disaster even military officials were against that, chairman michael mccaul joined me yesterday. >> the fact is that -- dems claiming the prior administration for the doha agreement when they tore up every agreement trump administration had, including "remain in mexico," but the fact of the matter is taliban were in violation of the doha agreement, therefore, president biden had no justification to go to this do to zero, throw military contractors to zero our mariners left completely unprotected 13 servicemen and women died as a result of that. cheryl: we lost -- about a bagram. >> failure in implementation it was right to get out of afghanistan you don't get out closing the base that is protecting everyone first, you do that after you protected people and removed them from harm's way that is what what made europeans livid specifically at biden-harris for the way that was done that specific decision

into russia, such a statement was made by the chairman of the house foreign affairs committee michael mccaulrds on social networks are quoted by the journalistic publication axius. according to her, the congressman said: blinken is going to kiev, in essence, to say that the united states allows strike russia. with the help of atacoms. these statements were published on the eve of the us secretary of state's visit to ukraine. today, he and the british foreign secretary will travel to kiev. blinken himself did not directly speak about permission to use american weapons for long-range strikes at the recent press conference. he said that at a meeting with zelensky, he wants to hear an answer to the question of what needs ukraine currently has. this joint trip reflects firm support. the white house does not support such attacks, but according to american media, blinken will not twist kiev's arm. russia, in turn , has repeatedly warned that the us decision on further escalation could lead to dangerous consequences for global peace, and as the presidential press secretary stated today, most likely,

texas congressman michael mccaul chairman of the house foreign affairs committee.w york times" found this. how much money do you think kamala harris as sitting v.p. should receive for that withdrawal, a lot or some is at 50%. your report i've seen it. it is a blister . tell me what you found. >> well, vice president harris was the last person to leave the room after this fateful decision was made to go to 0. that meant taking all the military out, all the contractors, all the air power, which then left the afghan military in shambles and left 13 servicemen and women completely unguarded and suicide bomber killed them and 170 afghans and also wounded 45 other american soldiers. it didn't have the happen. the biggest exercise here is what can we do to insure that something like this never happens again? >> bill: i don't know how we do that. we have to do it right. and the images and faces we're seeing on screen are etched in our minds forever. a couple of things you found. the doha agreement was not followed. the report found that biden-harris advised by top leaders

congressman michael mccaul, chairman of the investigative committee, was asked about the timing. >> it's taken me two years to get to this point because of the obstruction i've had to serve subpoena after subpoena moved to compel, threatened to, you know, hold the secretary in contempt to get information like after action reports all these documents, testimonies that we finally got to. >> democrats claim biden's options were limited because it was the trump administration that had previously negotiated the withdrawal timeline with the taliban. the investigation found vice president harris played no role in planning the withdrawal, although she expressed public support for president biden's decision at the time. christiane cordero abc news, washington. >> christiane, thank you. you can watch the presidential debate tomorrow night right here on abc news, also on hulu or disney plus. abc's david muir and linsey davis will be moderating. that's tomorrow night beginning at 9:00 eastern. >> there are new details this morning about the shooting rampage on a kentucky highway. schools in the area

. >>> we're back with the chairman of the house foreign affairs committee republican michael mccaul of texas. good morning. >> thanks for having me. >> a lot to get to with you. i want to ask you about what we heard from the justice department on friday in regard to this massive russian scheme to influence the upcoming election. back in the spring you took some heat after you said russian propaganda had infected a good chunk of your party's base and you blamed right wing media. seems like you're being vindicated here, but donald trump said yesterday at a rally he seemed to dismiss all of it. i don't know what it is with poor russia. do you have any reason to doubt what the justice department and intelligence community said? >> russia has been trying to do this many years, china and iran for that matter, and it's intensified. i think -- i didn't blame anybody for it. i blame russia for putting disinformation in the united states that does get picked up by people unwittingly in many cases. i think in this particular case, the owners of the company knew they were dealing with a russian di

republican representative michael mccaul echoed several top republicans with advice for the candidates hype for. policy over a dramatic heater. that was just 200 tay night. >> you know, they're in or 10 years and their series policy legislators tuesday night will look similar to that first debate between former president donald trump and president joe biden. 90 minutes to commercial breaks and the microphones will remain off when the candidates are not speaking in washington. i'm today some lot back to you. >> thanks for days. the debate is expected to draw a huge audience. yeah. harris the opportunity to tell america what kind of president she be and trump needs th pick up some momentum after a tough summer crawford's. catherine heenan is in the newsroom with more on that. hi, catherine. high. well, you too, have seen that we've all seen how consequential these debates can be the last debate effectively killed joe biden's reelection campaign. roughly 10 minutes into the debate. as for tomorrow, we talk to our political analyst david mccuan to get his thoughts on what the candidates ne

democratic speaker nancy pelosi, leading republicans, michael mccaul, chairman of the house foreign affairs committee, co -chair of the ukrainian congressional caucus, pennsylvania congressman brian fitz-patrick, the only top lawmaker not there, was house speaker mike johnson. i was at a press conference with him yesterday, and there he explained in detail why he will not meet with zelenskyi today and what he would talk about if he met: with him today, i suggest you listen: president zelenskyi will be at the congress, will you meet with him, and if not, is it related to his trip to pennsylvania? no, i couldn't arrange a meeting with zelensky this week because i had a very busy schedule, as you all can see, i'm not even sure if i'll be in washington tomorrow, but if we had met, we would have talked about this letter regarding the dismissal of the ambassador, i think it was a terrible development. events, and it worsened the relations between the two countries at a very difficult time for ukraine, and i regret it, katya, actually about this letter, we know that the day before zelensky's arriv

committee on international affairs of the house of representatives of the united states of america, michael mccaul. well, we will wait for blinken's visit and the decisions of the united states of america. perhaps the nature of the russian-ukrainian war and plans for victory or plans for peace or plans for victory will be correlated depending on how our partners will act. one more topic, my dear guests. these are personnel rotations in the cabinet of ministers, i would like to briefly characterize these personnel changes, because zelenskyi has already announced these personnel changes, the possibility of personnel changes, the prime minister of ukraine denys shmyhal claims that the decision on personnel rotations in the government was made by the parliamentary faction of the servant of the people party, he had a conversation with each of the candidates about the work strategy, let's listen to what he said. denys shmygel, the decision was made by the deputy faction of the servant of the people party, and i, as the prime minister , made these nominations at the request of the deputy faction. with ea

congressman michael mccaul, chairman of the investigative committee, was asked about the timing. >> it's taken me two years to get to this point because of the obstruction. i've had to serve subpoena after subpoena moved to compel, threatened to, you know, hold the secretary in contempt to get information like after action reports all these documents, testimonies that we finally got to. >> democrats claim biden's options were limited because it was the trump administration that had previously negotiated the withdrawal timeline with the taliban. the investigation found vice president harris played no role in planning the afghanistan withdrawal, although she expressed public support for president biden's decision at the time. andrew. christiane. >> thank you. the abc news debate is tomorrow night, 8:00 eastern here on abc and our streaming platforms. >> now we head to kentucky, where the manhunt resumes this morning for a suspect accused of opening fire on a busy highway. five people were wounded on interstate 75 with bullets hitting 12 vehicles. authorities are now looking for 32 year old

uh, that's how american lo makeup michael mccaul has branded the key. i'll take us withdrawal from of janice done. and that he made the statement ahead of hearings which will begin on capitol hill later on. this was a catastrophic, a failure of epic proportions. so i'm so sorry. john was orest. i say this was that he's words come after a bomb, michelle report by the us house for the fast committee review the by didn't hires. administration wants to blame for the k all think with all which left the troops exposed and security compromised, meeting to the death of 13 service man in the suicide attack. now the investigation said that the catastrophe could have been avoided if the president had listened to his advises colonel seth crum rake chief of staff of special operations, come on central during the military retrograde reiterated. the military told president biden, if you start to withdrawal, the taliban are going to come pouring in and there's nothing that is going to stop them. according to colonel crum rake, the president decided we're going to leave

michael mccaul has branded the k all take us visual from a guy his then he made this payment ahead of hearings, which will begin on capitol hill later on. this was a catastrophic failure of epic proportions. say, sir john was orest. i say this royce, by his words come after a bombshell report by the us house for the fast committee revealed at the body in harry's administration, was to blame for the key all think with all which lets troops expose and security compromise leading to the death of 13 service man in the suicide, the attack of the investigation says that the cadets collapse for free could have been avoided if the president have listened to his advises colonel seth crum rake chief of staff of special operations. come on central during the military retrograde reiterated. the military told president biden, if you start to withdrawal, the taliban are going to come pouring in and there's nothing that's going to stop them. according to colonel crum rake, the president decided we're going to leave and he's not listening to anybody. well, in this particular report, we're seeing an e

afghanistan rather than more to fight a war in information president biden decided to end it, michael mccaulof the house foreign affairs committee homeland security committee, chairman, good morning, sir, you subpoenaed secretary antony blinken over refusal to appear before your committee on us afghanistan withdrawal tell us about that. >> well, they say yes, it september your report -- taken us two years, to get to this point, because of the obstruction, i had to issue subpoena after subpoena threatened to hold secretary blinken in contempt. slowed down the process. now you know the fact is that dems claiming the prior administration for doha agreement made -- to every agreement trump administration had including "remain in mexico", but the fact of the matter is the taliban were in violation of the doha agreement, therefore, president biden had no justification to go to this to go to zero, all military troops out contributors, going to zero, leaving our marines the end of the day were left completely unprotected, 13 servicemen and women died as a result of that, we will honor them tomorrow

us representative michael mccaul told me in an interview: i spoke with blinken 2 days ago, and he iscounterpart from the uk to kiev to essentially tell them that they will allow them to strike russia using atacoms. well , the same question was asked, actually, to the president of the united states biden about whether he will allow the use long-range missiles, that's what he answered. that is, now, i think, the whole world will be watching this, well, and our president, speaking at the opening of the okean-24 exercise, said a very phrase that people thought only applied to these exercises, he said, we need to be ready for any challenge from this collective west, and we are ready for these challenges, what will happen next, well, i think our command has many scenarios, and one of them will still be applied, well, you know, putin has said this more than once emphasized that in fact the control of these missiles is not carried out by kiev, in any case the flight mission is laid down from the pentagon, well, or from the british ministry of defense, but in any case it is laid down from the

the publication's correspondent excers cited michael mccaul, the chairman of the house foreign affairs committee, as confirmation. the chairman of the house foreign affairs committee told me during an interview: i spoke with blinken two days ago, and he is going with his counterpart from the uk to kiev to basically tell them that they will allow them to strike russia with atacoms. but blinken, even before the visit to kiev, began to dodge. all i can tell you is that we will listen carefully to our ukrainian partners, we will both be accountable to the british prime minister and president biden in the coming days, and i am quite sure they will discuss this when they meet on friday. in general, blinken and lemmy kept silent in kiev, pretending that they had come there exclusively for the so-called crimean platform summit. this political farce was marked only by another shameful failure of the ukrainian armed forces. the doors of the boroshishche, invented by the now expired zelensky, his militants tried to seize the russian drilling rig crimea-2 in the black sea. result - a complete rout

kiev permission to strike russia with long-range missiles, the american media reports, citing michael mccaulhe chairman of the house of representatives for foreign affairs. i spoke with blinken two days ago, and he is going with his british counterpart to kiev to essentially say that they will allow them to strike russia with atacoms. and after meeting with his british counterpart, anthony blinken said in an interview with sky news that joe biden does not rule out lifting the ban on strikes against russia by american long-range weapons. the ukrainians are insisting on being allowed to use long -range missiles to strike deep into russian territory, is president biden going to consider such a step? it's not just a question of whether they should have this or that weapon system. there are many factors involved, do they know how to use them? some of these complex systems require special training, that's another task that needs to be addressed as well. will they be able to whether they will service them, because if you give them'. because they say russia receives the same missiles from iran, whic

publication aksios as confirmation referred to the chairman of the house foreign affairs committee, michael mccaul. the chairman of the house foreign affairs committee told me during an interview: i spoke with blinken two days ago and... he is going with his counterpart from the uk to kiev to basically tell them that they will allow them to strike russia with atacoms. the day before, at a press conference with blinken and leme , the secretary of state was directly asked whether he was bringing such permission to kiev. all i can tell you is that we are closely let's listen to our ukrainian partners. we will both be reporting to the british prime minister and president biden in the coming days, and i am confident they will discuss this when they meet on friday. the entire western press is filled with thoughts about missiles, and the publication of the politician, also referring to congressman mackall, is inclined to think that it is more likely yes than no, but at the same time is looking for an answer to the question, what is the point? in addition to the risk of escalating the war, the biden admin

republican michael mccaul addressing his scathing new report that accuses the biden administration ofamerican people during the afghanistan withdrawal three years ago. the report titled willful blindness details how biden ignored advice from top military officials and the state department across the board and decided to take all the troops out regardless. "new york post" cover today. my way to hell. take off of ac/dc detailing how biden insisted on the pull-out. >> dana: a surge in migrant crime putting pressure on kathy hochul to temporarily wave new york city sanctuary laws. could it happen? >> six republicans and three democrats on the new york city council did not mince words writing to the governor the inability of ice to cooperate with local law enforcement due to sanctuary city laws severely hampers our efforts to insure the safety of the residents. this summer some of the people with suspected ties to isis were arrested in new york and mention other high-profile cases like the arrest of an illegal migrant from nicaragua accused of raping an island near coney island in august.

house foreign affairs michael mccaul joined me on the program yesterday on that.he democrats are blaming the prior administration for the doha agreement when they tour every agreement, the trump administration had included remaining mexico but the fact of the matter is, the taliban were in violation of the doha agreement and therefore president biden had no justification to go to 0 in all military troops out and all contractors, going to 0, leaving our marines at the end of the day were left completely unprotected and 13 servicemen and women died as a result of that. cheryl: here's whitehouse social security communication john kirby on the report. >> president biden for his part face the stark choice when he came to office. abide by the flawed agreement and america's longest war or blow up the deal, extend the war and see a much smaller contingent of american troops back in combat with the taliban, he chose the former and was able to buy additional time to prepare the withdrawal all the way into the summer and we as a nation are safer for it. any and every discuss

republican representative michael mccaul echoed several top republicans with advice for the candidates hype for. >> policy dramatic heater that was just to enter tay night. you know, there's entertainers and they're serious policy. legislators. >> and tuesday night will look very similar to that first debate between former president trump and president joe biden. 90 minutes to commercial breaks and the campaigns went back and forth on the issue of microphones, but they will be muted while the other candidate is talking during tuesday night's debate. justine. >> maybe a thank you so much. here's what it looks like outside right now from our camera on top of mount tam enjoying a beautiful monday, a cooler monday cafes in the weather center with what's happening outside. it is beautiful. it is cooler and just a little bit hazy. >> if you look up, here's what's going on. you notice the wind coming in. >> out of the south out of the southwest. and you know what? there's a fire in los angeles, just east of los angeles. >> east of san bernardino, this is called the 9 fire and it is bringing u

from now we are told me that according to roebuck and house foreign affairs committee chairman michael mccaulthe report three years in the making is expected to be highly critical of the withdrawal which left 13 u.s. service members are dead in a suicide bombing at the airport that paved the way for the taliban to take control of the country but fox news will be going to this report and will have much more on what it contains a throughout the eveni. president biden laying low in delaware this weekend after his son hunter pleaded guilty to tax crimes. and the august jobs report fueling fears of a major downturn in the economy. lucas tomlinson is live at the white house with both of those stories. lucas, good evening. >> good evening. recall just a year ago president biden said his son did nothing wrong. now hunter biden pleading guilty on the tax charges and that comes after he was convicted on the gun charges back in june. one of the reasons hunter said he pled guilty was to save his family from quote needless embarrassment luckily a reference to the sordid details about drugs and hookers and

michael mccaul chair of the house foreign relations committee is expected to release a report on their findings tomorrow. >> why is it important right now, margaret? because the foreign policy is at stake. what happened after afghanistan impacted the world, why? because pollutant responded by invading ukraine two months after afghanistan fell. putin made an unholy alliance threatening the pacific. the ayatollah in the middle east. for republican congressman michael walt's also a former u.s. army green beret. congressman good to see you, thank you. why is a gop turning up the heat on this now? >> that records are trying to make this a timing issue. but what i would point out as we did not get started until we took the majority until last year in 2023. this is after a year end a half of stonewalling from the state department, the defense department, that committee and having to issue multiple subpoenas, threatened with sanctions and other actions. our question is if this was such an outstanding success both of biden and harris have repeatedly said, why weren't they more forthcoming with

texas republican congressman michael mccaul says the bill is about restoring faith in elections and something like this. i think we give people more confidence, heavy that have been doing this for 10 terms. >> and i've seen this movie before. admits the plan is doomed in the democrat controlled senate sent a letter to senate democrats sunday. >> senate majority leader chuck schumer made that crystal clear writing, quote, we will not let poison pills or republican extremism put funding for critical programs at risk. it is so unserious that the white house has already issued a veto threat regardless. speaker johnson is teeing up a first vote in the house this week. ultimately democrats and republicans will need to pass a compromise spending plan to avoid a shutdown at the end of the month in washington, raquel martin >> coming up, the bizarre situation is a guy get stuck underground in a drain pipe. plus. well, former staffer has accused state senator murray of ronald kill of explicit harassment and discrimination >> capitol correspondent eytan wallace to take you to the allegations and i'll le

afghanistan withdrawal, we expect a big report out tomorrow from the house foreign affairs chairman michael mccaulhere's his preview of that. >> -- the the foreign policy's at stake. what happened after afghanistan impacted the world. mike: what are your expectations, rebecca? >> gosh, i mean, kudos to the chairman mccaul for continuing to pressen on this. this is going to be the an issue that's going to be really big deal in the political election going on between harris who is the incumbent. she is the incumbent candidate here, and she has owned the decision that biden made to withdraw and the way they conducted that that afghanistan withdrawal. if so there's a lot of emotions here, and they already can see the harris campaign trying to hair or the blame with that for the trump -- for that with the trump administration. but when you see who was the final decider,-biden, harris and antony blinken. chairman mccaul is trying to to get the secretary of state back to the committee to say what did we do wrong here, and the full responsibility does rest with the harris campaign and administration. mike

republican representative michael mccaul echoed several top republicans with advice for the candidatese for. policy over a dramatic heater. that was just 200 tay night. >> you know, they're in or 10 years and their series policy legislators. >> now, tuesday night's debate is expected to look very similar to that first debate between former president trump and president joe biden. it'll be 90 minutes to commercial breaks. and after a lot of back and forth between the candidates about this issue, the microphones will be off while the candidate is not speaking. justine. that was an issue there. so. >> after this debate tomorrow, what is that next for the candidates of this week where they had it? >> so the harris campaign says vice president harris and governor waltz will go on a four-day tour of swing states. we haven't yet heard about former president trump planning any events later this week, but we'll keep an eye out what we do know, venue. and this is our next story here that former president trump is set to hold 2 fundraisers this week. one is going to be in los angeles. tickets goi

hill, iowa republican congresswoman marianette miller-meeks and texas republican congressman michael mccaulpe for a good performance from the former president. i'd like to see him to be calm, measured, talk about policies and to talk about vice president harris's record. plus personality and more policy. and missouri democratic congressman emanuel cleaver sees this as a great opportunity for harris to show the country that trump is unfit for the job. if they go down in the on the >> programs of the federal government, i think a troubled been completely lost. the debate is 90 minutes with 2 commercial breaks and 2 moderators. and despite requests from the harris campaign. >> microphones will be muted when candidates are not talking reporting in washington. i'm basil, john. >> tempered right now. and in the the vallejo fire department is going to be showing off. well, what they have now, they have a life-saving medication that they're using. and it's able to stop uncontrollable bleeding and trauma patients. so paramedics started using at the end of last month. already. they have used it 3 tim

michael mccaul writing a letter to anthony blinken saying current and former state department officialsthe department on the withdrawal and evacuation. you are therefore in a position to important for under potential legislation to prevent the catastrophic mistake of the withdrawal, joining the pennsylvania congressman scott perry with the house foreign affairs intelligence and transportation infrastructure committees as well as the freedom caucus. he retired army national racketeer who served in iraq. good to see you, thank you for your service to our great country. what do you have to say about all of us. here we have a subpoena to anthony blinken because of the withdrawal. have you heard back? >> not to my knowledge we have not heard back. he is required to appear on or before september 19. unfortunately, the questions continue to linger. we had mckinsey and, milley, we did not get answers, mckenzie told me personally that the rules of engagement were appropriate and obviously they were not appropriate because our side and our folks had eyes on the bomber at abbey gate and describing

hill, iowa republican congresswoman marianette miller-meeks and texas republican congressman michael mccaulmance from the former president. i'd like to see him to be calm, measured, talk about policies and to talk about vice president harris's record. plus personality and more policy. and missouri democratic congressman emanuel cleaver sees this as opportunity interest. we showed the country. >> is unfit for the job. >> if they go down in the on the programs of the federal government, i a troubled been completely lost. >> now the debate is 90 minutes with 2 commercial breaks into moderators and about despite requests from the harris campaign, microphones will will turned off in muted when candidates are not talking reporting live in washington. i'm basil, john, right, basil, thank you for that. and we will also be talking about that debate here. you guys are tuning to kron 4. >> coming scammers, they have a new target, homeowners wa police, one peninsula city telling residents be careful. and san jose libraries a rule to help you late overturning your books. that and more after the break. s

kamala harris's name, a total of 200. 251 times as much different than the interim report that michael mccaul, the chairman of the committee, put out before harris as the nominee and that report, her name was just mentioned. just twice, but a call contending that this has nothing to do with politics, saying that the next time there's such a withdrawal going to be much changes to american policy and criticizing the biden administration in the process it's a historic document. it's not a political document it was a document designed to get to the truth. this was a catastrophic failure of epic proportions some say saigon was the worst i say this was for many reasons. >> now the white house pushing back on this report and also noting that contending that it was biden whose hands were tied over this issue because of the agreement that the trump administration had inked with the taliban to get out of afghanistan, saying that joe biden had a decision to make, essentially followed through with that plan or centrally keep that war running and say they had to do this because of that agreement the trump

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hill, iowa republican congresswoman marianette miller-meeks and texas republican congressman michael mccaul. hope for a good performance from the former president. i'd like to see him to be calm, measured, talk about policies and to talk about. >> vice president harris's record plus personality and more policy. and missouri democratic congressman emanuel cleaver sees this as opportunity interest. we showed the country. >> is unfit for the job. >> if they go down in the on the programs of the federal government, i think a troubled been completely lost. >> now the debate is 90 minutes with 2 commercial breaks and 2 moderators. and despite requests from the harris campaign, microphones will be muted when they have when either of the people speaking when either one is not speaking reporting live in washington. i'm basil, john. all right. thank you, for that update 6.23. is the time we're going. take a break. coming up on the kron 4 morning news. we continue to follow the the santas a day care owners. we're 2 toddlers drowned. we'll hav >> 6.25 in the north bay, a neighborhood in napa was under

chairman michael mccaul threatened to hold blinken in contempt of congress that he fails to appear.know, 13 service members were killed in a suicide bombing at the kabul airport just days into that chaotic exit. >> bill: now we are keeping a close eye on the stock market, opening up about 18 minutes from now. futures are down after the workstations the big sell-off last month. the opening bell coming up. we will keep a close eye on that, with all the applications and the economy on the line there. dana? >> dana: plus, a college gymnast them down in her apartment rated police have int. >> bill: what whistle-blowers are now saying about the secret service's preparation or lack thereof. >> think about this. the president of the united states, former president donald trump is set out on stage. most of the people there aren't trained, they only have a webinar training and even that didn't work. it's actually outrageous. is spo. good, real food is simple. it looks like food, it smells like food, it's what dogs are supposed to be eating. ♪ best thing i've ever done. that's what freddie tol

hill, iowa republican congresswoman marianette miller-meeks and texas republican congressman michael mccaul. hope for a good performance from the former president. i'd like to see him to be calm, measured, talk about policies and to talk about vice president harris's record. plus personality im more policy. and missouri democratic congressman emanuel cleaver sees this as a great opportunity for harris to show the country that trump is unfit for the job. if they go down in the on the >> programs of the federal government, i a troubled been completely lost. the debate is 90 minutes with 2 commercial breaks and 2 moderators. and despite requests from the harris campaign. >> microphones will be muted when candidates are not talking reporting in washington. i'm basil, john. >> 707. right now and want to take a peek at what happened overnight in san francisco. you can see this fire in a high-rise and one person now live there is able to go back into their apartment. this is at partner said there was a fire citizen app and you can see the flames coming from at least looks like 2 windows. you can s

the house foreign affairs chairman michael mccaul -- >> this was a catastrophic failure of epic proportions say saigon was the worst. i say this was. nick: the white house called the timing of the report election year politics, full of cherry picked facts, pre-existing biases. strategically they reiterated their belief that ending the u.s.'s longest war has made the u.s. stronger. amna: let's start with the decision to withdraw. what is the debate for that? nick: the core of the debate is whether the fault of the withdrawal goes to the biden administration or the trump administration. in february 2020, the trump administration signed the doha agreement that committed the u.s. to leave afghanistan by may one, 2021, and the taliban to refrain from attacks on u.s. troops and to prevent al qaeda from using afghanistan to threaten the u.s. or allies. president trump accelerated the u.s. troop reduction down to 2500 and, democrats say, prevented a proper transition into the biden administration. that led to the first key finding of a democratic house foreign affairs committee report least today -

hill, iowa republican congresswoman marianette miller-meeks and texas republican congressman michael mccaul. hope for a good performance from the former president. i'd like to see him to be calm, measured, talk about policies and to talk about. >> vice president harris's record plus personality im more policy. and missouri democratic congressman emanuel cleaver sees this as a great opportunity for harris to show the country that trump is unfit for the job. if they go down in the on the >> programs of the federal government, i a troubled been completely lost. the debate is 90 minutes with 2 commercial breaks and 2 moderators. and despite requests from the harris campaign. >> microphones will be muted when candidates are not talking reporting in washington. i'm basil, john. >> all right. now at 46 right now, check out the weather things are looking very nice. john saw its nice enough. the johns on auto pilot like to that easy know right now. there's still some turbulence ahead now that we've got to keep an eye out for a john yet at this point, the movement, sister robotic, resist. do the fore

hill, iowa republican congresswoman marianette miller-meeks and texas republican congressman michael mccaul. hope for a good performance from the former president. i'd like to see him to be calm, measured, talk about policies and to talk about vice president harris's record. plus personality im more policy. and missouri democratic congressman emanuel cleaver sees this as a great opportunity for harris to show the country that trump is unfit for the job. if they go down in the on the >> programs of the federal government, i a troubled been completely lost. the debate is 90 minutes with 2 commercial breaks and 2 moderators. and despite requests from the harris campaign. >> microphones will be muted when candidates are not talking reporting in washington. i'm basil, john, thank you. basil ii. 22 is the timing. coming up on the kron 4 morning news. we continue to follow the case of san jose daycare owners. >> we're 2 toddlers drowned. got an update now on why got an update now on why they're still out of jail. it takes a rebel to make something beautiful. beauty takes courage. it's an act of jo

. >> michael mccaul in-house republicans held a press conference on the u.s. withdraw from afghanistan. the family also spoke. this is just over 90 minutes. >> a report came out today over 300 pages, starting with the witnesses and building up. what we found was significant. this was a catastrophic failure of epic proportions. some say saigon was the worst. i say this was for many reasons. the field swap as we had general milley, cheryl mckenzie and general milley on the ground. what was a problem in afghanistan? there was no plan. state department had the authority to come up with a plan . the state department failed intact responsibility, take my word for it. the plan was not initiated the taliban had overrun when ambassador wilson fled to the airport leaving employees behind, leaving the afghan people who put their lives on the line behind. thousands of classified documents. he leaves his troops behind, what a coward the taliban was put in charge of afghan women and children left behind. taliban had the authority to say you cannot go behind me. we have the

republican representative michael mccaul echoed several top republicans with advice for the candidatesprefer. >>policy dramatic that is just to enter tay night. you know, there's entertainers and their series policy legislators. the debate tuesday night will look very similar to that first debate between president joe biden. >>and former president trump. it's 90 minutes to commercial breaks and the campaigns went back and forth on the issue of muted microphones. but the rule is if the candidate is not speaking, the microphone will be muted in washington. i'm today some lot back to you. >>stocks surged to start the week and white for utility rates may include. here's david lazarus with money. smart. >>hey there. on friday, traders sold off shares after the august jobs report provided no real sense of direction as to where interest rate cuts might be going today. well, traders piled back in when they realized, well, it doesn't matter. we're still going to get our cuts and we'll find out the size very, very soon. so we saw the dow up nearly 500 points today later this week. in other words

introduced in this house by chairman michael mccaul and the late sheila jackson lee and in the senate by senators cornyn and senator koontz. the bill helps judges by creating a state judicial threat intelligence and resource center to provide guidance and best practices for state judges. it informs law enforcement. mr. speaker, i know first hand because my father served as chief judge of the western district of texas in san antonio at a time when one of his colleague, the honorable john h. wood jr. was shot in the back by a criminal and killed. i think we need to pay attention to crime and criminals better in this country. especially where they aim themselves at judges and our judicial system. mr. speakerrering i thank you and i yield back my time. the speaker pro tempore: for what purpose does the gentlelady from ohio seek recognition? ms. kaptur: unanimous consent to address the house for one minute and revise and extend my remarks. the speaker pro tempore: without objection, the gentlelady is recognized for one minute. ms. kaptur: mr. speaker, i rise to honor the remarkable life an

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