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mr. anthony fauci, just to review, you're safe from covid if you go to packed lollapalooza but if you'reyou're in bad shape. carley: two events took place, the motorcycle rally in south dakota and former president obama's big birthday party. dr. fauci is facing backlash for only criticizing one of those events. listen. >> well, i'm very concerned, chuck, that we're going to see another surge related to that rally. there comes a time when you're dealing with a public health crisis that could involve you, your family, and everyone else, that something supersedes that need to do exactly what you want to do. carley: okay. so that comment went viral. check out this tweet from sarah johnson. she posted a tweet saying no comment from fauci on obama's soiree last night or how about lollapalooza last week in chicago or i guess it's selective festivities because the virus only attacks those who fit the democrats' narrative. pretty good tweet there. i would say it was chuck dodd who asked him just about the sturgis rally. maybe he should have added a little bit to that question, make it more bipart

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the chinese were put off by this because they expect that at least someone like anthony blamed if not mr. barbie, i'm so ok if they sound such a lower level official, the chinese also represented by war level official found you know, the deputy foreign minister or china, the main foreign minister. and basically what did we hear? the chinese just said that the united states would stop if dangerous, or if it's dangerous, because economically it's a disaster. i think everyone themselves and militarily and so just because the states are trying to check chinese aggression in south china seas and east china seas. i mean, just look at the geography chinese aggression in the south. china sea is prevented by country. what gave you tens of thousands of miles away from that? right? how can this be, where is the water here? glen? go to go ahead and shove it because i mean countries or at loggerheads, but i mean at least even in india is absolutely right to point out a lower level than probably should be. it's not is it wasn't appropriate. and i think that the chinese, that, that as a slight here, bu

third-degree felony, stem from the 2016 retrial of anthony wright, a man who spent nearly 25 years in prison wrongfully convicted for a 1991 rape and murder. >> eventually mr. wright's innocence was proven by dna evidence that also identified the actual perpetrator of the crime >> reporter: among the three detectives charged, it was martin devlin who claimed to have taken verbatim dictation of anthony wright's confession. but wright's attorney amelia green says that's a lie she filed a civil lawsuit that led to a deposition with devlin >> and at that deposition, we put his story to the test. >> we ready? are you ready, mr. devlin >> i am. >> as another detective read wright's confession, devlin was asked to transcribe it, just as he said happened in the interrogation room >> it's way too fast it's way too fast. >> he could barely keep up. he couldn't keep pace at all and at a certain point, he just gave up it just corroborates that the confession was completely fabricated >> reporter: philadelphia prosecutors agree and say all three former detectives charged today lied under oath about the case, including in devlin's testimony during that deposition a lawy

mr. president? >> i understand that. >> yep. [ laughter and applause ] >> anthony: well, i guess he's not golfing at mar-a-lago any timen. [ laughter ] [ cheers and applause ] now for something near and dear to my heart. if you know me, you know my mama doris. [ cheers and applause ] she is a very special lady who happens to be single right now. so tonight, i'm going to try to find her a man in a new game called "match my mama." [ cheers and applause ] ♪ my mama is out on the walk of fame right now. mama, how you doing out there, baby girl? >> i'm wonderful. >> anthony: oh, okay. well, by the way -- back when i got my star on the hollywood walk of fame in august last year, you told reporters you'd be out there once a month, cleaning my star. [ laughter ] how many times have you done it? >> once. [ laughter ] >> anthony: when? don't lie to the people! >> yeah, i did it once, but you know i got bad knees. i'm not going to do it no more. i'ma get a swiffer. [ applause ] >> anthony: mama, mama, mama! >> what, what? >> anthony: stay off your knees. [ laughter ] >> okay. >> anthony: all right, back to business. all right. >>

let's bring in anthony shea, he's the founder and ceo of loan depot. mr. shea, welcome. the stock today is limping quite a bit on your report eps, 18 cents per share versus an estimate of 54 cents. revenue, 825 million versus 975 million. the comparables to the prior quarter and to the same quarter a year ago are not favorable generally. what has troubled the business >> tyler, we just enjoy arguably probably the best year the mortgage industry has ever seen, which is 2020. our company earned $2 billion last year. the industry had a terrific year what we're seeing today is overcapacity in the system as interest rates are rising you're origination volumes are lower. so the industry has excess capacity so everyone is adjusting by fighting for additional market share. which we've done so along the way you have compressed margins we have -- our volume year to date over the last year by 110%. we have increased our market share by well over 50% so the stronger players are starting to amass market share and take this land grab. keep in mind the financial crisis just happened 12

thank you, mr. president, your washing out 0 ally for you, the, the you and building in new york. we heard from anthony to tara, she was talking about respecting human rights. now it's the time to stand as one we must be united, he said, but significantly, we heard from glum as exams the afghan ambassador to the us. he said he was speaking on behalf of millions of people speaking for women. girls journalists internally displaced people. he said, we've seen how the taliban have broken their promises in the past, sitting in on that discussion, watching it for us from his usual vantage point is our diplomatic editor james base . james, what you make of what we've heard so far? well, i think what you heard from the secretary general was deep concern from the united nations. 2 main areas they were looking at. one was human rights and one was the possibility of as he describes that terrorist organizations returning to afghanistan. those are clearly the major concerns of the un, which keeps its operation you nama, on the ground in afghanistan, he says, they are staying, but i can tell you the reality right no

anthony. does it automatically also lead to more terrorism here at home? mr.s and personally, i lost my brother to a terrorist attack. i fear that there will be another major event on the scale of 9/11, almost a bookend if you like of what happened there. and why we went in in the first place to humiliate the west to show these last two decades have been futile. i suspect we will see a terrorist attack to remind us of the folly of going into afghanistan in the first place from their perspective. francine: can you brief a lot of our viewers that would be unfamiliar with the relationship between al qaeda and the taliban? mr. ellwood: they both believe in sharia law. they both have a hatred of the west itself. the taliban wants to control or run a state. al qaeda is a movement that wants to challenge western encroachment if you like on the islam it world itself. so they have an overlapping agenda. all of these promises the taliban are making to say we will not allow terrorism to flourish, they don't control this agenda. afghanistan is such a mountainous and rural

mr. making you are making the case for why infrastructure is important. obviously it is and i certainly did not imply to be dismiss, it didn't mean to seem dismissive of that, but anthony does what amos is saying? does this ring through to you the things that he's saying that are important and does his government deserve more time to get this done? or do you think that people are going to say time is up and that something will actually be different for your candidate who has actually run 6 times already? look, you cannot argue against infrastructure developed because that is indeed an in spokane, washington requirement for economics. but you can argue against what we needed to argue against, in this case. number one, in a manner in which a big contract is a huge portion of this public. it's $23000000000.00, which i believe. and one talks about the 20 b was contrasted. legally, without elementary approval of the constitution is very clear that is to be approved by parliament and a huge portion contracted after 2016 was never taken to parliament for 2. and 2nd, they opted for expensive commercial debt when they hobbs options for confessional financing from bilateral anth

anthony: care to us to explain about this rat? was his name? >> his name is rat-rat. [ laughter ] when we shot "suicide squad," not "the suicide squad" but "suicide squad" mrhe liked beer and bath time. then the landlord of the place i was renting found out i had a rat and said rat-rat had to go. so jai courtney, who plays captain boomerang, said i'll take rat-rat. then his landlord wasn't cool with that either. [ laughter ] then one of the costumers on the p job took rat-rat and then she had to give him away. and she gave him to guillermo del toro's daughters apparently have rat-rat. in the end, rat-rat is a bit of a star [ bleep ] really. [ applause ] >> anthony: that's what it sounds like to me. >> rats are -- one of the reasons i wanted to play rat catcher in this movie played by daniel melcher one of the young actors from portugal, is i made the "guardians of the galaxy" movies. [ cheers and applause ] and after we put rocket in that movie, suddenly i got all these notes from all over the world of people having pet raccoons and they're terrible, terrible pets. rats are the best small animal pet in the world. they're better than gerbils. they don't bit

anthony. >> thanks, charley. >>> as the taliban strengthens its control of a gan sfghanista there are new fears. welcome, mr.u.s. have done differently? >> i'm sensitive to second guessing our government sitting here in manhattan. i know what it's like to be in the hot spieeat, the situation room. clearly, this withdrawal was not going to be pretty. withdrawals never are. any american who's proud of this country should be horrified by the images we saw yesterday of the c-17 taking off and the afghans running after the american air force plane. it does seem as though we had to rush to get the 6,000 in. we did not anticipate and the president acknowledged this. we did not anticipate the speed with which the afghan government would collapse. >> should we have anticipated that? >> i don't have the intelligence assessments anymore that i used to read every day when i was secretary. but it does seem as though, given the timeline, the timeline we were on, that this afghan government was going to collapse rapidly because of the way in which we got out. and because of their own inability to fight. the whole thing col

anthony blinken there as well. there's a sound bite from john mccain sounding the alarm on blinken and some of the judgment calls. listen to this, and we'll talk after. >> mry unqualified, but, in fact, in my view, one of the worst selections that, of a very bad lot that this president has chosen. this individual has actually been dangerous to america and to the young men and women who are fighting and serving him ott only is there -- not only is mr. blinken not qualified, but he is, i believe, a net to the traditional interests and values -- a threat, to the values that embody the united states of america. jackie: today he stood silent. it's in the like we didn't have warning about a lot of things. your reaction. john, can you hear me? [no audio] okay, looks like we're having technical difficulty with john's audio. hopefully, we'll get back to him. >>> meantime, a propaganda boost for beijing has china expanding its military reach, and we've got steve forbes to weigh in on that. ♪ ♪ 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 ma

on wednesday evening in the us, secretary of state anthony blinken tweeted... but as mrill be to china, russia and iran that the taliban lessons, not to the us or the uk or their nato allies. it is an uncomfortable outcome after 20 years, billions of dollars and thousands of lives lost. that was ros atkins looking back at the events that led to the taliban's return to power in afghanistan after 20 years. let's take a look now at the situation on the ground. we're joined from kabul by payvand seyedali, an education consultant and former swedish committee advisor. thank you very much forjoining us here and breakfast. can you tell us what you are witnessing at this moment in time? we what you are witnessing at this moment in time?— what you are witnessing at this moment in time? we are still in a state of suspension _ moment in time? we are still in a state of suspension here - moment in time? we are still in a state of suspension here in i moment in time? we are still in a | state of suspension here in kabul. life was supposed to restart today with the orders for banks and