mike miller says the group has a strategic momentum as it takes of a new areas. because sides where the continued pullouts of us troops, it's one day until a start this summer, lympics in tokyo and organizers say, 12 more athletes at the olympic village of tested positive a covered 90.

mike miller says, the group has a strategic momentum as it takes of a new areas become insides with the continued pullouts of us troops. it's one day until the start of the summer, lympics in tokyo and organizers say, 12 more athletes at the olympic village of tested positive, a kind of 19 that brings the total number of cases linked to the gains to 87. so if a seeing its highest number of cases in 6 months and south korea has hit another daily, a record for its number of new current of virus cases, more than 1800. the more contagious delta variant is feeling. the surge authority is now considering expanding restrictions in soul and its neighboring regions. china has deployed the military to her non province. the central region is struggling with its worst flooding and living memory. thousands will help search and rescue efforts. at these 25 people have been killed. adrian brown has moved out from hong kong. the area that's affected by flooding lies in an area that is prone to this sort of thing. in fact, we know that in the last few years, the government spend something like $800000000

the man panel is back, mike chase, steven l. miller, michael starr hopkins. let's get to it let's go to lawyer number one mike chase. so tell me what does today's ruling mean? >> this is a really without prejudice. basically meeting based on the previous filing the court has said the motion to remove jamie spears will not be granted. before why? >> without president means it can be refiled again. before you can do can i do? >> you can write a shotgun with me for my license is going to be on the line here so it's my malpractice insurance is going to be involved. think we should take heart because if -- like the fundamental thing if britney can get a lawyer of her choosing which is a very important thing than she can file the petition. she did somewhat in her corner someone she can trust is listing to her nothing preventing her from filing a hearty petition to have these restrictions removed. that begins with having vigorous counsel. kennedy: this is incredible. the printing they interview the guy who originally but the judge dismissed above a medical you can't

joining me tonight former state department official cary fi mike brown, louisiana senator bill cassidy, marionette millereeks on house is up committee on the coronavirus. former new york police duty darren porcher, byron york and former congressman darrell issa. biden administration says no to cuban and haitian refugees trying to come to america over the ocean. the administration should take as hard of a stance on the u.s. border. republicans slamming president biden comparing state vote reform laws to jim crow saying this is over the top, hyperbole, misinformation, a manufactured crisis. again lots of hysteria, little specifics on why voter i.d. used in countries like canada, mexico and france is voter suppression. we're going to dig past the politics and give you the facts. plus the democrats historic blowout in new government spending. we have yet another read today on inflation. it shows it skyrocketing. what democrats want is double the annual u.s. budget under former president obama. the democrats face miss term losses. also this, more mask confusion from dr. fauci. he says follow the science. why

courtney kube is there and mike memoli at the white house. general scott miller who has been in charge since 2018. how significant is this transfer of authority? >> so it is significant for several reasons. number one as you mentioned general scott miller, he was the longer serving u.s. commander in this post. he was here for nearly three years. today he transferred his authorities here to the commander of u.s. central command. two things are symbolic. the reality is that he already had these authorities. he is the commanding general of this entire region. he was not on the ground like general miller. the second big part that is symbolic is that this is not the official end of the u.s. military mission here in afghanistan, but the reality is the vast majority of the u.s. troops and the equipment that are part of a draw down, the vast majority of them are out. this is a period of transition until the end of august and then august 31st is when the next pligs really begin nap is one where the u.s. military presence here is an embassy security. they may secure the ai

mike belshe, cofounder and ceo of bitgo. this is bloomberg. ♪ matt: this is bloomberg markets. i'm matt miller. cryptocurrencies after the pboc and regulators took action against a company allegedly providing cryptocurrency related services. for more, we welcome mike belshe, cofounder of bitgo. we have seen china kind of stand on both sides of the fence on a lot of issues surrounding crip to as well as market structure. now it seems to be really choosing a side and drawing a line. what do you think of the latest out of china? mike: over the last 10 years, there is no shortage of reasons to think that this is the final death to bitcoin. we have been concerned about china for a long time. who is mining the bitcoin out of china? no, it is funded with coal power that is harming the environment. the chinese banding bitcoin for the short term is probably long-term good for bitcoin. it addresses those fundamental problems. it demonstrates bitcoin is resistant to any party trying to take it down. the older losers here are probably the chinese citizens. and it will be temporary. we live in a global econ

mike huckabee. his daughter will take over and he was former senior advise to president trump, steven miller.ernor, there is a lot of issues here that get serious. since august of last year, nearly a full year, governor ron desantis had in person learning in florida and they didn't have the challenges that many on the left said would happen. just the opposite. your reaction to the mandates and the next logical step in the liberal's mind is a passport? >> the frustration is that many of us who did get vaccinated and i got vaccinateed in january. i did it willfully and joyfully. i wanted to avoid covid and i wanted to be able to travel and live freely. get rid of the masks. they really want people to be vaccinated. most of us would like to see a greater level of vaccinations, make sure there is a benefit of being vaccinated. not wearing a mask everywhere was an incentsive. the biden administration, why do you dislike the immigrant children? if they say we love them? why are you allowed them to be exposed to covid and not have vaccinations and travel all over the place and expose people. why don

miller u.s. general leading war in afghanistan stepping down in symbolic end to war former secretary of state mikeat china is waiting in the wings to go into afghanistan. >>, in charge president trump had same kind of rinse from military to reducing our footprint in afghanistan -- the decision as leader to begin this march towards having, fewer troops in afghanistan all about how you skwut point about chinese taken we provided security for chinese 20 years today the fear 300 al-qaida there benefits chinese enormously interests in afghanistan commercial they are looting to commute their own troops i expect afghanistan needs to begin to stand up on its own. >> judiciary committee member and veterans affairs committee member tennessee senator smash marsh wears a lot of hats good morning senator good morning thank you. >> what did you make of mike pompeo's comments about afghanistan? >> secretary pompeo is right on the spot on this, and we are very concerned about how china is going to move forward in afghanistan and one of the things that we do know is that president trump had a plan, for how he woul

mike, when we fully withdraw, the devastation and the killings and women, humanitarian crisis, fleeing across the border to pakistan. president biden will own these ugly images. >> griff: add to that, general, commander in afghanistan scott millerg for civil wars. your thoughts. >> we're pretty much on that path. what is really happening here, when we pull out our intelligence and that's the system of intelligence as well as the platforms, particularly drones and others, to be able to know where the enemy is and what the enemy is doing, a lot of that for the afghan security forces is now gone. the second thing we have pulled out and stopped. this is extraordinarily decisive and what the president of afghanistan was talking to biden about. i spoke to him about the night before he spoke to our president with other people and have had multiple phone conversations with him. what he wants is u.s. air support. hold back the advance of the taliban. the problem is we don't have that capability in country anymore. it has to come from outside the country. here is what will happen. the taliban are now taking districts around the country. they are avoiding going into major cities and the capitals. they won't do that until the united states

miller, the u.s. general leading the war in afghanistan, stepped down yesterday in a symbolic end to the war. on sunday morning futures i spoke with former secretary of state mikenderstand that china is waiting in the wings to go in. watch. >> the civilians are charging and president trump had the same kind of resistance from the military as well to reduce our footprint in afghanistan, ultimately his decision as the leader to begin this march towards having fewer and fewer troops there in afghanistan. it's all about how you execute it. your point about the chinese is well taken. frankly, we provided security for the chai fees for 20 -- chinese for 20 years. today there's fewer than 200 al-qaida there. that benefits the chinese enormously. they're loathe to commit their own troops so afghanistan needs to begin to stand up on its own. maria: joining me now is retired general, fox news strategic analyst, general jack keane. thank you very much for being here this morning. it's pretty incredible that we've been there for 20 years. your thoughts now in terms of what happens next? >> well, first of all, i don't think it's that incredible. we've been there for 20 year