miranda. >> miranda: look, i'm living in new york. maybe i am a frog in boiling water. i don't really have a huge problem with this. i am vaccinated. i got the excelsior passed the new york state provided us because it's convenient. i don't mind having to show it. i don't think people should be forced to have the vaccine. also think the people who have natural immunity should be able to have their antibodies passes the equivalent of having a vaccine passport.

miranda, it's interesting.ut asylum-seekers and illegal immigrants, he said. with the remain in mexico policy data isn't recognized that only 14% of credible fear claims are granted. there was a huge influx of asylum claims into the system. those with legitimate asylum claims were not being processed. they are hurting the very people they want to help by not following the trump arrow policies. why are they doing this? >> miranda: this is what always happens when you have these ideologues from the left you want open borders for their own purposes. the suite of border protection measures that the trump administration put in place were very hard ones. they were very careful to put them together in a combination that worked. finally they caught the border down. i seen this around the world. it is very hard to close border. once it's open to get enclosed again it's going to be more than the remaining mexico policy. which i have no faith the biden administration of bye-bye. theory just ignore the eviction moratorium

i do want to get to this and then, miranda, i'm coming to you. i'm going to ask our team to play out the section where they were talking about that timeline, in fact, at the news conference. do we have it, with the pentagon spokes person? okay. then let's go to the part where they were talking about the numbers. they got into, are you deliberately trying to be vague? >> you can check the number. that's the most important number here, the number of americans. so if it's just a matter of checking the number, can you do that and give it to us? or if you're being deliberately vague, tell me why you're being deliberately vague. >> i think i'm just going to leave it at several thousand right now. >> well then tell us why. >> because i think the number is very fluid. it literally changes nearly by the hour. >> it's not more fluid than the 11,000, 37,000. >> i'll leave it at several thousand. >> harris: miranda? >> this is the sort of vagueness that we've had from day one. it's inexplicable, really. yesterday we saw the president give us a whole raoepl o

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these are servants. >> miranda: they are the best of us. more you find out about these young men and women, you see that their lives were dedicated to the duty and service in their country. they are marvelous representation of their generation, and we should not forget. we should respect their generation. generation y, they've inherited a world with the moral capital depleted by their feckless elders. they are destined to rebuild that moral capital. i think on their young shoulders, we can trust that they will do that because they really are, they have everything. compassion, kindness, patriotism, these young men and women just make you proud. our hearts go out to their families. they did not die in vain because their memories will live on. they saved a lot of people. >> kayleigh: emily, america showing their appreciation. i spoke on friday night in texas, we only knew nine people at the time. the audience stood, huge standing ovation for these heroes. the atlanta braves leaving seats open at their game for these heroes. >> emily: thank you

comprobado, lo tenemos que hacer por nosotros, nuestra familia y la comunidad. >>> gracias franky miranda donde puede encontrar un lugar para recibir la vacuna. >>> pausa. >>> vamos a estar aquÍ y su no tomamos la acciones ahorita quien lo harÁ. >>> jovenes embajadores cuya tarea clave para informarse. nuestra reina de tex-mex ya tiene cÓmics, le contamos mÁs en segundos, siga con nosotros. ( comerciales ). en el sur de california, grupo de universitarios lider la batalla contra la de su informaciÓn en torno a la vacuna contra covid-19 van de casa en casa y salÓn en salÓn, el gran trabajo que estos voluntarios realizan. >>> a pesar de su edad desafÍan la estadÍstica. >>> vamos a ser los lÍderes del maÑana y si no tomamos acciones ahorita quien lo harÁ en el futuro. >>> estos jÓvenes tienen menores Índices de vacunaciÓn entre adultos con menos de 46% vacunados. >>> creo que es una cosa excelente para las universidades porque no muchos estudiantes son educados, sobre la vacuna y no muchos saben informaciÓn y no saben donde ir y entonces tener esto aquÍ en la universidad es fuente de informa

miranda devine, always enjoy your perspective.tioned in order to participate in society in new york, also in san francisco, and prance your town soon, you will have to prove your status of vaccination. journalist tim pool tweeted the following today. he called on the phone with new york city via 311. i'm told there are no medical exceptions for the covid vaccine mandate. i'm told if you are ununable to get the vaccine you will not be able to enter the building under the medical mandate. we too called 9 1 and we got the same answer. what if you can't get the shot? what if you are medically ineligible then you are exiled and banned from society. immunocompromised and joins me now tonight. so, i appreciate you being with me. i assume this means you are no longer allowed to participate in society, at least in cities like new york. >> i guess not. and i think it might be coming to a city near me. at least we could even say when it comes to flights there may be vaccination cards required for flights but does that mean i'm not allowed to

miranda, thank you. kayleigh, thank you. after the break, rules for thee but not for me or you.will expose the left rampant to covid hypocrisy that's coming up as the special edition of "hannity" continues. thanks for being with us. ♪ ♪ baaam. internet that keeps you ahead of the game. that's cute, but my internet streams to my ride. yeah, well mine's always got my back. okay chill, 'cuz mine's so fast, no one can catch me. speed? we'll show you speed. wow! -that's nothing... ...because my internet gives me a flex 4k streaming box for free. impressive! that's 'cuz you all have the same internet. xfinity xfi so powerful, it keeps one-upping itself. can your internet do that? welcome to fox news live i am jackie in new york. a woman accused new york governor andrew of groping her has now filed a criminal complaint. her account is also included in the state attorney general's investigative report. it concluded he directs only harassed 11 women. the attorney did not address th complaint friday during a hearing. his conference one hour long cuomo denied he touched anyone inappropriat

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miranda devine with us this morning.y opinion, the administration doesn't want to close the border, they don't want to stop the flow, they want a large influx of potential democrat voters. am i out of line saying that, miranda? >> look i actually don't think that is out of line at all. i think it is insane what has been happening and you know the fact that you are having such a diss ister at the southern border and it is being ignored by the administration, that they have done everything they can possibly do to facilitate this disaster. then they are sending in buses, planes in the cover of darkness, spiriting these people often secreting them around the country. when you add to that the fact that it's a covid superspreader event you can only think it is deliberate. because no one can be this incompetent. stuart: nobody can be this incompetent unless it is deliberate, you're right on that, miranda, you're right. let me turn to kathy hochul just confirmed she will run for governor in 2022. when she made her first address

thank you so much, miranda, pete, i will see you this weekend. pete: thank you, lawrence. another bloody weekend leaves a police officer dead and another fighting for his life but the pain doesn't stop there we talk to a mother who lost her son so the st. louis street violence in chicago that's next. ♪ your heart is at the heart of everything you do. and if you have heart failure, there's entresto. entresto helps improve your heart's ability to pump blood to the body. don't take entresto if pregnant; it can cause harm or death to an unborn baby. don't take entresto with an ace inhibitor or aliskiren, or if you've had angioedema with an ace or arb. the most serious side effects are angioedema, low blood pressure, kidney problems, or high blood potassium. ask your doctor about entresto. >> tech: every customer has their own safelite story. or high blood potassium. this couple loves camping adventures and their suv is always there with them. so when their windshield got a chip, they wanted it fixed fast. they drove to safelite autoglass for a guaranteed, same-day, in-shop rep

miranda devine is an actual journalist who works at "the new york post" and, thank you so much for coming pleasure, tucker. and decided to spend hundreds of thousands of dollars on private investigators to find out if ilhan omar was a genetic match, a dna match to the man who was her second husband. they went to three consonants, they found a cigarette butt and a drinking straw which they decided, they sent it to a dna laboratory and found conclusively that the dna matched in the second husband was a sibling according to the dna sample. so the very day that they were going to unleash this on the world, and fact i was interviewing one of the people involved. the fbi swooped in on the gentleman and arrested him on some different charges, whether he is or not guilty. guilty until proven, but he's in jail. but in the story never got to see the light of day. luckily he told the fbi, they were not interested, the statue of limitations had run out and he managed to see the website and minister report the story such as it was. >> tucker: i wonder, what would be more shocking to her fellow liberal

b >> sandra: miranda devine joins us now.stions, it seems the pentagon wants to point fingers at the state department for answers, and transparency we are lacking at this moment. miranda, i saw a tweet from you the other day asking where kamala harris was an old list. she was the last person in the room when joe biden made this decision. she was in an interview with dana bash when she said just that. >> president biden always said that he wanted to be the last person in the room and he just made a really big decision. we as a last person in the room? >> yes. >> we have not heard from her, why? >> unfortunately this has been a debacle in afghanistan and joe biden owns it and he is stinks of failure and defeat and he she wants to be as far away from that as she possibly can. it's quite a betrayal of the vice president, i think not to be standing by the president side when he has now given to cospeeches, i guess you could call them. and it's i guess quite remarkable that she, she shows you where the white house is at and she's s

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thanks, miranda. great to see you. >> thanks, tucker. >> tucker: so there's a trillion dollar infrastructure bill in the senate and a lot of republicans amazingly are supporting it. it could become law. looks like it will. and that's kind of remarkable considering what is in it including a provision that would allow the government to spy on the occupants of every new car sold in the country and a lot more. republican party, ladies and gentlemen. that's straight ahead. (announcer) if you've struggled to lose weight, you might think you were born with a slow metabolism, but what you may have is insulin resistance. fat becomes trapped inside your body and it becomes very difficult to lose weight. now there's release from golo. it naturally helps reverse insulin resistance, stops sugar cravings, and releases stubborn fat, all while controlling stress and emotional eating. at last, a diet pill that actually works. go to golo.com to get yours. that's g-o-l-o.com. i will bless those who bless you here in isr

ahora su preocupaciÓn es que miranda regrese a la escuela sin poder vacunarse por su edad.ue jueguen en Áreas abiertas donde el riesgo de infectarse es muchÍsimo mejor. ellos agregan que la actividad fÍsica los harÁ mÁs saludables. regresamos despuÉs de una breve pausa. locutor: mÁs adelante, tiene 25 aÑos y es el compositor de los grandes de la mÚsica urbana. pero antes, utilizan amenazas y excesos de crueldad. cÓmo funciona la maquinaria de los secuestros de inmigrantes. yo todas las noches lloraba para que se les ablandar al corazÓn. locutor: compartan sus mensajes ahora mismo. participe en la conversaciÓn con quienes estÁn viendo "aquÍ si mark “mister cartoon” machado no hubiera tenido el espíritu luchador para proyectar su pasión, nunca habría convertido los autos en un lienzo. si hubiera dejado que la falta de herramientas lo detuviera, nunca habría empezado a tatuar usando una máquina casera. y si hubiera creído que necesitaba un diploma de arte, nunca habría perfeccionado su legendario estilo callejero. eso es un espíritu luchador. eso es lo que hace a un león. mode

. >>> miranda va a kínder y le molesta la mascarilla pero me muestra orgullosa el collar que le hizos de acuerdo en usar la mascarilla en la escuela?. >>> sí. >>> ¿por qué? . >>> porque algún niño puede tener covid-19. >>> deben llevarla puesta a toda hora excepto en el almeurzo. >>> a muchos que no las usan los regañan . >>> isabella con 12 años lo tiene edad para colocarse la vacuna. >>> ¿qué te parece venir con mascarilla a la escuela?. >>? me parece bien porque tengo que cuidarme y prefiero tener la mascarilla a tener covid-19 . >>> esto hace sonrojar a muchos adultos. >>> rumbo al víctimas del repunte de casos fue una pasajera que falleció en un crucero , según la compañía l mujer de 77 años recibió atención médica y cuando llegaron a belice fue hospitalizada y falleció el 14 de agosto en estados unidos y también se supo de un brote de 27 infectados y en tennessee escombros y calor hacen dificil la búsqueda de desaparecidos tras l fuertes inundaciones , vamos a ver . >>> milla tras milla rastros de la devastación están en tennessee a cuatro días de la tragedia y hoy los sobreviv

con estas condiciones que sigamos luchando con condiciones, pero que no dejemos solos al pueblo de mirandas. >> es un gusto saludarlos, buenas tardes, esta es la informaciÓn deportiva mÁs importante hasta el momento. >> martÍnez al minuto 50 adelantÓ a los leones con un cabezazo, al 75 con un zurdazo al primer poste empatÓ el partido, se ponen lideres momentÁneos con 4 u, mientras que el atleti es noveno con dos puntos. >> arrancÓ la serie a. el actual campeÓn inicia con el pie derecho, no fue convocado para este encuentro. >> nos vamos a alemania, sorprendiÓ y derrotÓ dos goles al borussia, adelantÓ los locales, puso el 2—0. el dortmund es sexto con 3 puntos. para mÁs informaciÓn continÚen en tudn, regresÓ con ustedes al estudio. >> nosotros al volver de la pausa, le comentamos sobre una pista brasileÑa que ♪ last things last by the grace of the fire and the flames ♪ ♪ you're the face of the future, the blood in my veins, oh-ooh ♪ ♪ the blood in my veins, oh-ooh ♪ ♪ but they never did, ever lived, ebbing and flowing ♪ ♪ inhibited, limited ♪ ♪ 'til it broke open and rained down ♪ ♪ pain! y

miranda devine, she has a book coming out i believe november. has had access to the entire laptop, correct me, miranda, if i'm wrong. we've been telling people that there is more on it. we can say tonight that there is more than this lead still has not come out that may be viewed by people that is even far worse. fair statement? >> yes. it sure is, sean. you are seeing a glimpse there ended up in jail or thrown intop the yangtze, and he had just come back from a month long crack and prostitute bender, talk about being in his $10,000 hotel room in vegas, there are photographs on the laptop that show just how he placed himself in jeopardy during that period. he was very, almost suicidal p n his recklessness and his debauchery, his drug taking and multiple at the time. there is a photograph showing that he has taken himself of speeding on his way out from l.a. to vegas in august of 2018t he's doing 175 miles an hour. that is insane. that was the sort of thing that he used to do. and yet he always seemed to go right to the edge and then -- i don't k

i'm going to all your fuel aluminum or like yours, timley miranda after 4 hours, the 1st part of the trunk gives way but the branches are still trapping the top of the tree. well, they tried to pin it down by food with me. but after another 6 hours, robert decides to give up without the rest of the tree trunk, it won't bring in much money. for the hallmark, any hope of bringing this tree down is disappearing. so is the money it would fetch? they have to start searching again. but the rosewood tree has become so rare, it's like finding a needle in a haystack tree. poaching is not the only extreme way to make a better living on the island. some are willing to take even more risks. while madagascar is blessed with natural resources such as prices, graphite, and cold, one particular resource has lewis 1000 to this mining town of info on sapphires. these towns sprang up in just a few months, attracted by the promise of easy money, more than $10000.00 people live crammed together in extreme poverty. most of the stones, they to go with just a few dollars. however, a large, very pure sapphir

la magistrada federal miranda fallÓ que la ley es inconstitucional y tiene raÍces racistas.te a los mexicanos e hispanos que vienen por la frontera sur. >> es una ley racista, es una ley que se ha aplicado a los inmigrantes que han entrado por la frontera al sur. que la mayorÍa del 80% son hispanos y no se ha aplicado con la misma fuerza en la frontera del norte. pablo: la jueza tambiÉn dice que la ley viola la quinta enmienda que permite que una persona no responda preguntas a las autoridades si con ello se auto incrimina. el gobierno admitiÓ que la ley afecta mÁs a los hispanos, pero segÚn ellos, solos porque los que entran por la frontera sur son mayormente mexicanos y latinos, pero la jueza no creyÓ los argumentos del gobierno. el gobierno disputa que el impacto es debido a la geografÍa y no a la discriminaciÓn y que las estadÍsticas responden a la proximidad de mÉxicoa los estados unidos. eso no ha persuadido a la corte. fallÓ la magistrada. >> hay mucha gente que desafortunadamente, aunque haber sido deportado tienen que volver a estados unidos por peligrÓ a su vida. p

. >> greg: ima miranda. i believe ima miranda. you're carrie bradshaw?logies in a row and i don't want to say why. >> they really tell you a lot about it, should i watch it? i don't like cities. >> greg: i won't even ask kat because she has no memory of this. california's recall ballots went from male in to fail in us things got weird. ♪ ♪ if you're 55 and up, t-mobile has plans built just for you whether you need a single line or lines for family members, you'll get great value on america's most reliable 5g network. like 2 lines of unlimited for just $27.50 a line. that's our everyday price. plus, our plans always come with unlimited talk, text and data included. so, switch to t-mobile and get 2 lines of unlimited for only $27.50 a line. that's half the price of verizon or at&t. only at t-mobile. the leader in 5g. at usaa, we've been called too exclusive. because we were created for officers. but as we've evolved with the military, we've grown to serve all who've honorably served. no matter their rank, or when they were in. a marine just out of basic, o

we have replaced our free-speech culture with the miranda rights culture.and will be used against you and we are seeing that time and again. is masking going to likely prevent transmission of the delta variant including among children to stomach stand? probably. does that mean that the costs necessarily outweigh the benefits? not necessarily for the first is a question of science in the second is a question of policy. whether it's a question of science or policy, the only way we get there is true of free-speech culture. we have completely killed the free-speech culture in the name of this new miranda rights culture. it's one of the things i talk about in my book. free-speech isn't just about legality. it isn't just about the technical first amendment in court. it's an inherent part of american culture. it's an inherent part of democracy. an inherent part of science in the pursuit truth itself. sacrificing it at the altar of this new culture of fear. >> shannon: carrie underwood says, apparently she is not afraid of the mob coming after her and she is sticki

esa ley era inconstitucional por la juez miranda quien señaló que los orígenes racistas de 1999 92 non prisión, basados de un castigo por este crimen entonces si tienen la esperanzade hacer ese argumento >>> aunque puede ser una esperanza, criminal, esto no significa que le ayudará en la corte de inmigración pues obtener una visa para los que no ingresado ilegalmente en múltiples ocasiones es muy difícil. >>> el departamento de seguridad nacional no quiso dar ningún comentario sobre el caso, mientras que licenciado diceque lo más probable es que apele a la decisión. y en el tema, nos ver antes que son capturados están siendo deportados a guatemala independientemente si es o no su origen, las autoridades están enviando los migrantes hasta méxico y los trasladan a guatemala, ocurre debe una política que permite las expulsiones de familias que entran por méxico, desde octubre se han reportado más de 1 millón 200,000 personas >>> distritos comenzaron su ciclo escolar, sigue la controversia sobre la vacunación y los (......) tiene a los pares divididos, las reacciones sobre el sur del esta

hi, what is your name and where are you from >> hey, i'm miranda from durham, north carolina >> jimmye miranda, thank you for being on the show i see -- ooh i see a cat behind you i'm assuming that's the pet. what does your cat's -- ooh. a pretty good trick right there. just flops down and smacks the tail is that -- >> exactly >> jimmy: and she's -- >> this is bruce >> jimmy: bruce! [ cheers and applause bruce. hey, buddy and what is -- what does bruce do why is -- why is your pet better than me >> so bruce can sometimes turn the light off. >> jimmy: i love sometimes [ laughter ] what do you mean bruce can sometimes turn -- oh, you're gone so bruce - all right, bruce, can you do it can you turn the light off, bruce? bruce? uh, oh bruce? [ light laughter ] this is -- leaning towards the -- oh, he's thinking about it [ light laughter ] he's thinking about it he's thinking about it come on, bruce you got this [ cheers and applause come on, bruce yup. come on, buddy come on, bruce you got -- yes what is that [ audience ohs ] oh, yes, bruce, come on. [ laughter ] do you want to maybe prop

i think miranda's a genius. i would have never imagined hamilton being the hero of a broadway play. i thought it would have been somebody like jefferson much more, you know, but miranda is a genius and i'm jealous as hell of ron chernow because he's been beneficiary of that. but all that by the body i think and i think hamilton is wonderful because hamilton is like the harry potter series for kids and for and young people readers, you know that that they've learned more about the 18th century from hamilton and they from anything else and so but the answer to your question is my daily schedule is to get up in the morning get my coffee sit down. and read and try to bring myself back not just as a tourist. but as a resident of a foreign country called a past. and the founders created a body of information. it's almost endless. think about it that why did they do that? because they knew they were important and they knew they were president to creation. they weren't sure about the hereafter. they weren't sure there was a heaven or hell. and but the only way for them to live forever was i

at some point, i handed lin-manuel miranda the book that i edited, of hamilton's letters. so when i went to see the play, i was proudly the only person sitting in the audience saying, "that's the 1793 letter! oh, that's the 1798." i knew, you know, like i think at some point, jefferson or madison says, "without numbers, he is a host within himself." that's from a jefferson letter. best of wives and best from women is from a hamilton letter. i wish there was a war, that's from a hamilton letter. when i went to see the play for the first time, one of the things i was doing, in addition to being stunned that they were singing about the assumption of state debts and hamilton's farewell address was recognizing all of the actual quotes from letters that had made their way into the play, which kind of just dumbfounded me. so in and of itself, i don't know what i had expected, but i didn't necessarily expect as much history as there was in the play to get woven into it. you know, did things make me cringe? i think initially, i wasn't cringing because i was so stunned that someone

at some point i handed miranda the book that i edited of hamilton's letters. i was probably the only person saying that's the 1793 letter. so i knew like, i think at some point, jefferson or mads says without numbers, he is a host within himself. that's from a jefferson letter. best of lives and best of women. that's from a hamilton letter. i wish there was a war. that is from a hamilton letter. so when i went to see the play for the first time, one of the things i was doing besides being stunned that they were singing about state debts was recognizing all the actual quotes from letters that had made their way into the play, which kind of dumb founded me. so in and of myself, i don't know what i expected but i didn't necessarily expect as much history as there was in the play to get woven into it. did things make me cringe? i think initially, i was not cringing because i was so stunned that someone had done that with history. and the day i went to see it for the first time off broadway. and so when i knew it was coming the broadway, i immediately went, as a pu

joining me now is "new york post" columnist miranda devine.weet when all of this kind of exploded noting that americans should beware and there will be more terrorism and more violence and look for adventurism by our enemies. this is a perfect example. what is your take on this? what are they doing? >> isn't it just, tammy, a little taste of what's to come in the next, you know, three and a third years of the biden presidency to come. and the debacle with the withdrawal from afghanistan has just put up in neon lights the weakness, the fecklessness and the incompetence of this administration and his administration. there are unforeseen circumstances around the corner. all we know is that america's enemies have been waiting nor moment of weakness to pounce. they will in every which way. unfortunately, you know, tonight, what should have been a, you know, a good moment of leaving and ending that war in afghanistan which most americans wanted was so botched, it's done more harm than good and, you know, i can't believe that joe biden has let tony b

miranda divine, great post today. we will beon right back.rowing up in a little red house, on the edge of a forest in norway, there were three things my family encouraged: kindness, honesty and hard work. over time, i've come to add a fourth: be curious. be curious about the world around us, and then go. go with an open heart and you will find inspiration anew. viking. exploring the world in comfort. is 1. >> but if we don't -- >> we will determine at the time who is left. >> and? >> and if there are american force -- if there's american citizens left, we will stay until we get them all out. maria: president biden talking g with abc with george stephanopoulos signaling troops will stay until all americans are out. dagen, particularly this piece from larry lindsey which i think is so important why kabul should matter to markets, he's talking about this historian bernard lewis who worried about the greatest danger to lower stability when america is harmless as an enemy and treacherous as a friend, dagen. dagen: led by a confused liar. let's be

miranda, thanks for being with us. difficult day, but we appreciate it. >> thanks so much.lopments in afghanistan. bob doll is with us. bob, we had a report of the explosion right outside of the airport in kabul. we got the report, 20, 30 minutes ago, when the market was open. no impact on the market. can you explain that? >> well i think, stuart, the market is saying we knew that was going going to be messy. the markets are saying we don't have any details are there casualties. afghanistan economy as you know is so small it really doesn't matter. so the market is taking a pass in the short term. needless to say as you've been covering it razes questions about our position around the world both with our friends and our enemies. they all get worse. that is never good for markets. in the short term the markets are yawning and trying to focus on other things. stuart: a lot of our analysts, the people who appear on the program talking about the market, talking about inflation. inflation is absolutely clear. it is there, we all feel it, we all see it. i'm looking at a bank rate

deportados y se encuentran detenidos podrían tener una oportunidad para salir de la cárcel, la jueza mirandao por este crimen entonces sí tienen esperanzas de hacer eso o llevaron caso no sobre la violación de la constitución >>> el abogado aclara que aunque es una esperanza para migrantes detenidos no significa que no le podrían ayudar a conseguir una visa o un estatus legal en este país. >>> el huracán grace se degradó a tormenta tropical y tocará tierra por 2a vez entrando por el golfo hacia territorio mexicano, en el estado de yucatán se sintieron fuertes ráfagas de viento e intensas lluvias, el gobierno reporta que los presidentes y huéspedes de los hoteles fueron evacuados a refugios establecidos, una de las buenas noticias es que la isla coz se libró del impacto directo y tulum alberga el paso de ese etiología . >>> está trabajando para resolver el incendio que consume parte del dorado . se han quemado 70,000 acres de terreno durante estos 6 días. 100 casas y edificios han sido destruidos al menos. siguen en peligro por la rapidez le causa las llamas >>> el incendio está contenido en

. >> miranda received $500,000 [inaudible] of hamilton.ght hee came to their summer camp ad performed. yes, so this is after that. we saw time and time again act one that they showed was sort of mocked s immediately. they often were competing against each other especially goldman sachs and j.p. morgan to keep this role and it often came at the expense of giving good advice to them. investors would not want them to go public with you getting more shares and moreet voting control on a board of all men. so many things jumped out at peopleju saying you are talking about being this mission driven company and you don't have a single woman on your board. there were questions of yes they are hired hands but they are supposed to help get out the door and this company got too much pushback. >> the inhibitor to that would haveit been their own reputatios which we saw as a result of what they did. also we need to make sure we talk about the psychology of atoms so central to the story. he grew up in israel so there is this sense but it's somewhat of an oxymoron paradoxical. of course in the book y

presentation and facial slides which we've seen i may comparing the work and mother teresa, when manuel mirandaslides talking about it. >> $5000 to perform back. >> the height of hamilton, he came to their summer camp and performed so this was after that. what we saw time and time again, act i they show to the world was markedhe immediately they often were competing against each other except especially goldman sachs and j.p. morgan to get or keep this leading the ipo that became giving good advice to them, investors are going to not want them to go public getting more shares and voting control, a board of all men is jumped out of people, it's our mission driven company you don't have a single woman on the board. there are hired hands but they are supposed to help you get out the door and there's pushback to get our good luck. >> it would be their reputation with their work with her to buy another day. for those who don't know, there is a sense of community start esomewhat of an oxymoron and a desire but they wanted to do that in the book you will seek different models but they were a religious

and as miranda explained to as an explosion, that would be inevitable. that would be fatality. given the huge numbers of people who been packed in around the airport, people desperate to get out of the african capital. you watching all t international and take a very short break and then we'll be bringing you the latest information coming in on these explosions in the afghan capital. we hear from our correspondent stay with us. the psychiatric drugs are essential for millions of patients. or are they, they want that pill that they hope will take care of their problem thoroughly and rapidly in the short term they really work. the problem is, in the long term, they're mostly disastrous. suddenly stopping a drug can cause withdrawal symptoms more serious than the condition it was meant to treat instead of the beneficial effects of these different medicines, any up to something wonderful, very often they're harmful effects and up to something terrible can pills. so of all ills are trying to mitigate life itself. i just think i was like i was just scared, scared, little girl of 24.

now let's talk to cyber hammond veranda is a politic professor at tech university. professor miranda, welcome back to r t. what's the view from where you are? then, how's the iranian leadership view and what's happening in its neighbor? iranians believe that these this region has been destroyed by the united states and b 19 mate, 970 is the 1980 is the united states created the taliban along with the saudis and their european allies. then they also created out al qaeda group as well. after $911.00, they went and attacked us on the sun and they were brutal. they constantly bombed ordinary people. 90 percent of the casualties from drawn strikes. according to some numbers were all civilians over the last 2 years, the hatred towards the united states increased as time went by. and the united states, the same thing and syria, they wasted dirty war and the country using the very same extremist groups. they use them and they look at maybe look at syria in yemen with the saudis, they've destruct, they've destroyed so much of the country creating hunger. and of course, iraq, one day, the suppo

get more from miranda, that information comes into us. now the, i see splinter group that was behind thursday's bombings in the capital of afghan. this son, they've been active in the east of the country and also in pakistan. and they lost a savage campaign of bloodshed when the group was founded back in 2015. the the we did hear about this group for example, and i believe, april 2017. when trump and essentially authorized the pentagon to drop the mother of all bombs in eastern afghanistan, i believe in the none go har province on isis k. but the roots of this group in its existence is poorly understood. and of course, when we hear these press briefings at the pentagon, there's very little context as group actually is a direct byproduct of the us invasion and occupation of afghanistan. it grew out of the pockets donnie taliban, who were a disgruntled tolerable members who wanted to carry out attacks on us targets inside pakistan and afghanistan. one of their most spectacular attacks was on camp camp chapman, u. s. military base where they

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why don't they just in africa do what you facilitated when you minister and miranda, the policies you enabled cause may that put to quadruple rice to double. why don't you just do that? i mean what, why do you need to make some it at all? so it's, so that's a very good question. so number one, different countries need to put the systems in place just like we didn't run that we need to work on putting systems in place that allow foremost success, improve said to be able to double, you know, from a success, all the input systems that you know, for example, in the western world, we know days we take for granted. and what we are working on is to show that those things that the rest of the was noted for granted become available to africa from us so that they can be productive. and those things include inputs, but they also include markets and functional markets include access to those markets include access to find most of which is a major deal for african countries. so those are the challenges that are holding the content book. but now we also need to talk about climate change and what cl

no, i don't think we can talk to miranda at the moment that you can probably imagine communications in a city like cobble right now are not the easiest. we will try and establish contact with more ad in the next few minutes. meantime, cobbler international airport, currently controlled by us forces, is running. what could be the last few days of evacuations from afghanistan, the taliban, which controls everything apart from the apple right now, says that afghans that have gathered there should return home, because they won't be allowed to leave any longer, while also vouching for the safety of those who remain so with the town about no longer allowing the evacuation of africa and citizens, the children that you can see here could be the last to make it out of the country . american soldiers can be seen trying to keep the kids amused while they wait for that flights. about says previous groups of african refugees who manage to leave, haven't yet reached their final destination. they've been transferred to multiple us holding sites like this one that you can see here in kuwait. meantime,

in recent years, john clouds jean of the my american business school and i have your miranda ceo of miss l a. c. thank you so much. greece and turkey are being hit with mouth of he, waves and wildfires which are crippling the nations right now. in fact, the prime minister of greece says the heat wave is the worst in 30 years. so joining us now to discuss this and how is impacting countries already struggling from europe, cobra lockdown is boom bus co host ben swan who joins us from grief. now ben, give us an idea of how severe this heat wave is. what's it like there? yeah, it's pretty incredible guys that we're talking about in athens today. it's a 108 degrees fahrenheit, which is a staggering number to consider. yeah. and really, this has been the case all across the breeze 20 degrees hotter than it normally would be. this time of year, it's the hardest, it's been in 30 years. we're talking about in 1987 was the last time it was this hot increase in 1500 people died that year because of heat related deaths. so this year, the numbers so far have not been, you know, to that point. but in

president joining me now fox news contributor for the hill joe concetta and fox news contributor miranda divine. i think the media feels guilty and it has forced the media to criticize they hate him for that is you cannot spin incompetence or a tragedy unfolding on national television you can spend policy you cannot stand this. >> that's right. you can see what happens when joe biden is subjected to normal media scrutiny not like the horrendous attack that donald trump got but normal scrutiny. he doesn't fare very well but i'm sure it will just go back to normal once the last plane on —- plane leaves kubul otherwise the media has to admit they were wrong to suppress that information from the american public about joe biden before the election like the hunter biden laptop and then to pretend he was something he was in and stop the american people from doing the normal due diligence that they do on a candidate it is their fault joe biden is there and is incapable, a hollow man and we see in afghanistan at the southern border all sorts of policies domestically and abroad, the catastrophe th

kevin smith, ceo of transform any research, and octavio miranda, the ceo of open most. i'll see it's great to have you both on the show today tobin i want to start with you. we know that there was a lot of fear over the spread of the delta variant and whether it would cause the us to go into another round of lockdown. but that hasn't been the case. so has the u. s. just gotten to the point where it knows how to weather the storm or was there some fear that people in businesses wouldn't comply? well, there maybe 3 major things have happened. number one, obviously, that now we're not an emergency vaccine, but it's fully approved. about 15 percent of people who didn't get vaccinated, we're waiting for that and number life. so number 2, the net crates, his whole waterfall of mandate bike companies, bike county governments, state government, hospitals, colleges, whatever. so that's another 20 percent. but the big thing people are, are missing, get out. is this the, the natural immunity? the idea that when you do get infected and you have your a symptomatic, you know, you had

turned out to fios free peru party as a minority conference that's controlled by sink right. coalition miranda sanchez says this report now from lima. loving to 73 legislators in favor and 50 against a cabinet approved a plagued with questions, lack of experience, allegations of corruption and prime minister. either we either accused of making a so called apology for terrorism by appearing to support the shiny pass extremist group. it put off, even some of the moderate legislators shouted at b, either for making remarks in the indigenous good language, even though he was calling for a new start. can we want to face a different future difference from the unfair centralize elitist in deeply exclusionary country? the newly inaugurated leftist government will now focus on peruvians left behind the uses. the priority will be to tackle the pandemic that left nearly $200000.00 peruvian instead of 30 percent of the country in poverty did. they should be the priority of our social policy. it is time to begin to close this gap and access to rights. the chambers as peruvians, the it will be eastern. it's