and if i, mr. fox come out with a base strong plan message. in one of the was interviews we've spoken about how discussed it will not be able to evade the system. i think that's the kind of messaging we require in case you of crimes against women. but the park is on the state and the government of basketball at all times. gone by the victims. let me bring in the pakistan. pay him wrong con, this is what he said on a us bull comp. pbf news our about when he was asked about his his thoughts about women and how before, cuz he, if they all and if they would ever be the reason why they would be a victim. so he was all that question. quite diary. why did you say that? he said he was taken out of context, and then he said some more. take a look. no matter whatever. hum, how much ever a woman is provocative or whatever. she wears the, the person who commits grape, he is fully responsible. but you look at the situation of pakistan even now. i mean look at the rape cases. yeah. compared to western country. minuscule compared to them. yes, we have issues

mrs. "the fox report". please are busy this weekend in new orleans in new york city to metro areas where shootings have spiked we have team coverage and charles lawson has more on the shooting on bourbon street but we begin from the game shooting in new york city and habitat candidates for mayor are commenting. >> ten people shot last night and now the nypd is looking for the form and responsible. two of the men wearing hoodies and facemask opened fire on at bystanders before they repeat step by two other men on mopeds fleeing the scene. any and at least 40 bullets fired ten people shot between ages 19 and 72. thankfully nobody's suffered life-threatening ones. please leave that is gang-related. three of the wounded were the targets this comes after the nypd lieutenant shot in the ankle on friday night by a gang member who was arrested at least 25 times before as recently as november. and then the officer was shot legal. >> on —- shot in the ankle spent the officer will be okay shootings are up over 21 perc

mrs. "the fox report". city to metro areas where shootings have spiked we have team coverage and charles lawson has more on the shoo

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mr. secretary. shocking new footage captured exclusively by fox.til you see this, the extent of openta border part crisis, and we will explain texas governor greg abbott to react and much more straight ahead. , ♪ ♪ >> sean: now joe biden open borders crisis is undeniable as it has ever been, we have shocking new footage from fox news' drone team and bill melugin with massive numbers of illegal immigrants packed together under a bridge in texas. hundreds upon hundreds and that is just as we can. this is a full-blown contest or become a full-blown humanitarian and security crisis all caused by joe biden and his policies. i will ask again, these illegal immigrants and are they being asked to show vaccination status when processed across the border and assisted by joe biden's team? ares they being asked to prove f a negative test? the answer is "no." instead of offering real solutions, biden's dhs secretary blaming donald trump. imagine that. according to one u.s. border official the number of them unaccompanied illegal migrant children likely hit all-

joining me now mike pompeo and fox news contributor, mr. secretary. how can the intelligence on patella ban strength be off by so much? >> floor this was a terrible execution at the incredible mission. president trump campaign done him for years demanded that we find the path forward in afghanistan where we got the young men and women in the right path we were headed down appeared to be tried to work to try to find peace and reconciliation but make no mistake about it patella ban new. they didn't do the things that we asked him to do and didn't honor the agreements and threatened america is scared to an american that we would bring real cost. we did that. we did it time and time again and drew down 15,000 to just 2500 by the time we departed. we managed to keep it stable place. we managed to protect americans and we had the embassy secured with all the things you see fall apart over the last 96 hours in a way that reflects so poorly on the blood and treasure and work that we have done for those 20 years. it didn't have to be this way. it is not whethe

mr. secretary, thank you. joining us now, cohost of "outnumbered," fox news contributor kayleigh mcenany.s contributor joe concha. joe, we had what i call the media mob candidate protection program. that evolved into the media mob presidential protection program, of all things biden. but even the media saw today the lies one after another, rhetoric, joe biden telling this country does not match the reality and their own reporting on the ground, and the visuals, the images that we are all witnessing ourselves. speak with the visuals are there, right, the optics are there, you cannot spin those in any way, shape, or form, like watching a footbal game, you see the home team is down 42-0 and say things aren't that bad. i see earlier, kate bedingfield, the communications director for the biden administration, and she said with a straight face to really guist over on nbc, the president never shies away from taking questions. it's like, wow, we once had baghdad bob, now kabul kate, bedingfield in this case, and it would be hilarious if it was not such an insult to our intelligence because there'

mr. pits' question about what would you sacrifice. i would say the folks at fox to a point. those who are pun didn'ts and cover the news. when we to the being outraged -- this is not new. this works for the people they're talking to. i think all of us will come to have come to reality that we're two americas right now. that's the issue with we need to hone in on. there's an us versus them. it's not because what the majority of us w but it's because what an angry and vocal and actism white nationalist minority want. what we're seeing is they're putting you on notice. even the police aren't off the table in this fight or whatever it is they're moving towards. look, and the speakership smells it. it's within three votes. if they keep gaslighting and culture wars, if they keep attacking the police and making them out to be liberals and people who can't even now trust the police, i'm confused by their messaged a little bit, to be honest. at the end of the day, it's outrage. that's what worked for them. it's working for them. >> i wish i could disagree with you but i c

both fox news contributors. mr. speaker, there is a clear distinction. ollie north touched on it. the trump plan was based -- was going to be based on conditions on the ground. factor number one. factor number two is donald trump was believed. if donald trump made a threat they believed it because he had a track record while isis grew under biden and obama, isis was systematically destroyed and defeated under donald trump. he said it. he did it. and the taliban knew damn well what would happen if, in fact, they didn't abide by any agreement that went on. they wouldn't have tried this under trump, would be my argument, your thoughts? >> first of all, i don't know that joe biden has threatened anybody with anything so there is no way of knowing. the biden world seems to be attack your allies, ignore your enemies, pretend that bad things aren't happening. i watched his speech this afternoon and i thought, for most people, if you took what you were seeing live coming out of afghanistan, the crowds, the fear, the takeover by the taliban, and then you looked at this speech by this guy w

mr. secretary, welcome back to fox news sunday. >> thanks for having me on.rett: where do you see this bill right now? can it pass alone or is it still tied to this next so-called human infrastructure bill, the $3.5 trillion bill that peter referenced there. >> well, the state of play looks good. the senate is working through this amendment process. there's still a lot of procedure to be gotten through but we are within days, possibly within hours of seeing this historic legislation that's going to get us better roads and bridges, better ports and airports, a better future for our economy and creating millions of jobs. we're on the cusp of seeing that move through the senate. there's of course other legislation being discussed to,, to take shape afterwards, part of the same vision, the president's belief that we need to move forward better than the economy that he inherited. part of that is the transportation infrastructure related package that we're seeing remarkable bipartisan support for. then there are other dimensionings that i would like to see bipartis

mr. secretary, welcome back to "fox news sunday." >> secretary pompeo: chris, thanks for having me on thisning. >> chris: how dire is the situation in afghanistan as we talk today? is a full taliban takeover of the country now inevitable? >> secretary pompeo: well, chris, it certainly looks like it. it looks like the biden demonstration has just failed in its execution of its own plan. it looks like they are now trying to get folks out. this remind me of when we have seen previous of ministrations allow embassies to be overrun, it's starting to feel that way. it also looks like there's a bit of panic having to reinsert soldiers to get them out. the plan should have been, much like we had, that we would have an orderly condition space wait to think about how to draw down our forces there. we actually delivered on that promise. i hope we get these folks out. i hope they will bring the airpower. they should go crush these taliban who are surrounding kabul. we should do it with american airpower, we should put pressure on them, we should inflict cost and pain on them. we shouldn't be begging t

fox business. >> thank you, mr. chairman for taking the question. you talk about jobs, you just say that we're on a path to a very strong job market. we have 9.5 million people unemployed as of the last labor market survey and 9.2 million job openings, what's is it a skills gap or people aren't willing to relocate? what is the disconnect there? >>... so it's not like you can have millions of people at the limit on that, so it's not like you can have millions of people at the beginning of the recovery going back in a single month, because they're just going back to their old job. this is about job selection, things like that. there may also be some factors that are holding people back, and this is what surveys say. there are people are reluctant to go back to work because they still feel exposed to covid. these could be jobs where there was a lot of interaction with the public, and where perhaps there's a family member who's vulnerable, or for whatever reason. there's also caretakers where schools are not fully open and parents are at home, or taking

arizona attorney general, senate candidate, mark byrne of edge is with us, along with fox news contributor newt gingrich. mr. speaker, we've been friends for a long time. you've seen a lot of hypocrisy over the years. you are watching this go on. mandates, vaccine, mass, shutma down, shut out of basic living for americans but not for illegal immigrants. maybe you can help me understand it. >> is not very complicated. first you need to either have covid fauci fire or retire him. you need to recognize that it's not complicated, it's just hard to believe. biden favors illegal immigrants over americans. they have allowed 210,000 people in july to cross the border illegally. that's the equivalent of the city of birmingham, alabama. of that, the current estimate is 42,000 were positive for hiv. they haven't told us how many of them have criminal records. they will not tell us where they are going. i think every citizen who is watching e this tonight should y to their congressmen and their senators, you've got to demand that biden tells you how many people are in my town, in my county, in my state without anybody

mr. president. jack keane, general jack keane, on fox, a senior strategic analyst, talked about what will now be the reality. joe biden confirmed today that our military will be gone no later than next tuesday. it is thursday night. that is not long away, and that there will be possibly hundreds if not thousands of americans hostage is caught behind enemy . i never thought in my lifetime i would ever report that, sir. >> mr. trump: well, first of all, jack is great. i gave him the presidential medal of freedom at the white house, he is a fantastic man. was stronger on staying there than a lot of other people were coming to be honest with you, but he is a fantastic guy and a great patriot. he loves our country. he cannot believe what is happening here nobody can believe what is happening. and you know who he looked so bad in front of his russia and china and kim jong un, north korea, and the european union, they are laughing at us. they had a horrible meeting with the g7 the other day. they went out and they were going wild. you saw what happened in parliament, british parliament, where statements we

to that point, i found the interview with peter ducey of fox news to be revealing. >> mr. president, there has not been a u.s. serviceman killed in afghanistan since 2020. you set a deadline. you pulled troops out, you sent troops back in. 12 marines are dead. you said the buck stops with you. do you bear any responsibility for the way things have unfolded in the last two weeks? >> i bear can responsibility for fundamentally all that's happened of late. but here's the deal, you know, i wish you would one day say these things, you know as well as i do, that the former president made a deal with the taliban. that he would get all american forces out of afghanistan by may 1. in return, the commitment was made -- and that was a year before. in return, he was given the commitment that the taliban would continue to attack others. but would not attack any american forces. >> the president was trying to have it both ways. first, saying that he bears responsibility, but in the next sentence pointing a finger at donald trump. as the national review's charles b. cook tweeted biden's

here is what secretary of state antony blinken said with chris wallace on "fox news sunday". >> mr.sident said al qaeda is gone. simple question. is al qaeda gone from afghanistan? >> al qaeda's capacity to do what it did on 9/11 to attack us and our partners or allies from afghanistan is vastly, vastly diminished. >> is it gone? >> are there al qaeda members and remnants in afghanistan? yes. >> bill: marc thiessen with us now. marc, good morning. may get interrupted when the pent gron briefing begins. he said there were no troops in syria, which there are. he also said there has been no criticism or backlash on behalf of our allies. that's obviously the case. boris johnson, tony blair, et ra. where are we now? >> governed by -- he is not aware of the facts on the ground in the worst foreign policy crisis in my lifetime. and tony blinken. the answer to chris wallace's question is no, the president was wrong. he tried to say there are al qaeda remnants in afghanistan. first of all. there are more than al qaeda remnants in afghanistan. there were only isis remnants in iraq when joe bi

fox news contributor mike pompeo, mr. secretary, but got some competing narratives there.r to protect against covid and the variance that we see popping up almost weekly and the w.h.o. at the same time is saying put the brakes on. who, mr. secretary, should we be listening to? >> america has been incredibly generous. we created these vaccines that have been distributed all across the world so no one should for a moment think that we are being stingy. second, they corrupted themselves and became to the very front of this now. so to take advice from the u.n. and the w.h.o. on this issue is a joke and work worthless. if pfizer and moderna are right and we do need booster shots to take care of people that we should let them make their own choices. we have to make sure that we are taking care of of americans and that will help our economy and in turn the global economy to make sure the whole world can get what they need when the time is right. >> sandra: jen psaki was asked about this in the white house briefing room. she said this, listen. >> we feel that it's a false choice a

congress who is on a foreign affairs committee call over the weekend told fox we heard more from the taliban than we've heard from biden. mr. biden is expected to address the nation in the coming few days. white house press secretary jen psaki is also not talking, she is out of the office and her auto reply directs people to reach out to others in her absence. carley: caroline, thank you. texas congressman michael mccall is the top republican on the house foreign affairs committee. he says the disaster in afghanistan isn't just an intelligence failure, it's president biden's failure. listen. >> this will be a stain on this president and presidency and i think he'll have blood on his hands. they totally blew this one, completely underestimated the strength of the taliban and yet the state department, secretary blinken, the politicos in the white house want to paint this rosy picture thatsomehow the peace talks would deliver a rabbit out of the hat at the 11th hour. guess what, that didn't happen. jillian: we're going to bring in peter meyer, an iraq war veteran, spent a year in afghanistan. thank you for joining us this mor

here with reaction, fox news contributor's newt gingrich, mike huckabee. thank you both for being with us. mr seen a lot of foreign policy issues over the years but never seen bought quite as badly as this. i take the taliban for their word trying to stick to this firm deadline. i don't see the urgency and i've not seen the urgency i would like to see of an american president with americans caught behind enemy lines and how they got in that situation is in and of itself a dereliction of duty. how do you handle it from here? >> i think you have to assume that joe biden is joe biden. he ran as an antiwar candidate in 1972, he has always opposed american interventionism, for a week america withdrawing from its innocent ohmic enemies. we need to be clear, he has surrendered to the taliban. it not only controls afghanistan, the taliban controls the biden administration's ability to do anything in afghanistan and i suspect they are not going to break their word because they're going to say any real effort to do more than the taliban will lead to a sudden explosion and requirement for a large number

who is on the foreign affairs committee call over the weekend told fox we've heard more from the taliban than we've heard from buy done. mr. biden is expected to address the nation in the coming few days. white house press secretary jen psaki is also not talking. she is out of the office and her auto reply on e-mail directs reporters to reach out to other press officers in her absence. jillian and carley, back to you. >> thank you so much. >>> now let's bring in jim hanson, president of security studies and u.s. arrest a my special forces -- army special forces veteran. thanks for being here this morning. how did we get this so wrong and was this a major miscalculation of u.s. intelligence and if so, how does that happen? >> this is a major and a most embarrassing defeat in u.s. history. we lost more lives in vietnam but this debacle is more damaging to showing the failures of our institutions. the biden team was busy making tiktok videos and feeding joe ice cream. the pentagon was busy studying white rage and planning pride marchs and a bunch of savages in sandals undid 20 years of work and untold billions of dollars. an

here is fox news sunday former secretary of state mike pompeo responding to the biden ministrations criticism. >> mrsecretary, what you think widen -- what you think president biden's blame for what is transpired over the deal he inherited from president trump and from you? >> if the risk weren't so serious, it would be pathetic. i would let my 10-year-old son get away from this kind of pathetic blame shifting. you should be focused on -- he should be less focused on blaming this on someone else. it's worth noting, this did not happen on our watch. we reduced our forces significantly. the taliban did not advance. this is the fact it is happening under the biden administration. this is not the way leaders lead by pointing backwards. we had a bad deal we inherited. we got out of it. we secured america from the risk of iran. every president has had challenges. this president has utterly failed to protect the american people. host: the former president -- the former secretary of state, if you say it was a mistake dial-in this morning, if you say no you can dial in. if you are unsure or if you are an afg

week i think it was on thursday night when he had that press conference at the end the fox news correspondent said hey, mre mask and now you are telling us all to put on the mask. that is why his approval rating, i believe, has tanked in the last june to today, it has gone down 10 points according to the harvard harris poll of the biden approval. the one thing he has always done the best on, we talked earlier about what he does lousy on that's the border and immigration. the best thing he does on is covid. but now because of the confusing and bad messaging from the white house, people are going what are we supposed to do? the "new york times" the "new york times" today, the lead story is americans suffer pandemic whiplash. they say 18 months of ever changing pandemic messaging have left many americans angry, exhausted and skeptical of public health advice. so what joe biden is going to say today from the east room, he's going to say vaccines are safe and the reason vaxxed people have to wear their mask because so many people are unvaxxed so get your shot and tell your friends. pete: even though we hit the

mr biden will remain at camp david through wednesday. and, of course, will receive regular briefings. until then, at the white house. i'm kevin corke fox news. oh covid can be dangerous. you know that, but it was a knife that did damage at this protest against vaccine mandates in southern california. think i have two missions? close it down or or everybody, uh, mask up, so we're doing our part an easy decision for that. 49 are fat next, what was required and what was not for yeah. oh baby. well, they're excited, right? football fans celebrate today. the return of the red and gold at levi stadium. ktvu james torres spoke to the first fans at the stadium in santa clara. today, they say they're embracing whatever pandemic, eric changes come their way. the last time the san francisco 49 ers played a game in front of its four crowd was the nfc championship january 1920. so this tailgate was a long time coming a lot of replace a lot of, uh, nfl's network. you know, a lot of a lot of just getting ready, prepared, preparing not just for a new season, but a new fan experience. we just got to follow the protocol. where your mask indoors. you kno

fox for showing it. it's a tough ceremony. eric: previous to this, the president and the secretary of defense and mrs.he families. you have been there. you know what it's like. >> yeah. eric: sketch that out for us. >> yeah. yeah, there's a visitor center and you go to meet the families before they go to the aircraft and they do the dignified transfer which are actually carrying cases that they carry the remains to the mortuary for preparation for burial going forward and there's individual rooms in the center and they go talk to them and they move to each one of them and when you walk in there, it's like -- it's the hardest thing in the world. because you look at these families and three days ago they were getting notes from their kids saying this is great and i'm really proud of what i'm doing and doing something really good and then you go in in and talkto them and each ones different and each one has their own story. i can speak for president trump and vice president pence, there is no time limit. you spend as much time as they want to talk and you listen to them and you hear their stories. just h

fox news, you, me, hit rewind. this guy a b he doesn't know that trump isn't in office right now. i can't figure it out. >> laura: is he mr. potato head or humpty dumpty? i confuse. >> laura: okay, i'm getting all confused. great show, hannity. my characters are mixed up. i'm laura ingraham and this is "the ingraham angle." illegals are not just crossing the border at record numbers. they are now being sent all over the united states, often times governors and mayors knowing nothing about it. we have a report tonight from the mcallen, texas, where many odysseys began. also hunter biden offers a laughable justification for his heart. and another olympian i don't know if you have seen this, uses the podium to protest. raymond arroyo has that in "seen and unseen." but first from a bridge to nowhere. that is the focus of tonight's "angle." roads and bridges, broadband expansion, fixing potholes and fixing train tracks and increasing internet access for everybody? it all sounds reasonable, right? every country should have that. trump wanted to do infrastructure and yet pelosi impeachment, never got it done. tonight, i'm going

we had them both on this first hour of fox & friends to talk about the resignation of mr.to his buddies, his family and his friends while nursing homes could not get them. all sorts of other corruption and i think criminal acts that hopefully will be prosecuted. >> i lost my uncle, a u.s. army captain, in a nursing home and in that moment when andrew cuomo tried to get me to lie and to cover up his lies, that was the moment he crossed from being a regular bully in a playground to an abusive man whose willing to abuse his power to get what he wants. steve: well the writing was on the wall if he did not quit, he would have been kicked out by the legislature. let's bring in from kicked o utility to outkick, let's bring in clay travis the founder. clay, good morning to you. ainsley: good morning. >> good morning to you guys appreciate you having me. steve: you bet, so what do you think of the lead story, andrew cuomo saw the writing on the wall and said got to go for all of you i'm quitting for all of you because i work for all of you. >> look, i think this is about trying to

telling fox news this outdoor event was planned month ago in accordance with covid guidelines and safeguards in place. due to the new spread of the delta variant over the past week the president and mrsds. president obama is appreciative of others sending their birthday wishes from afar and look forward to seeing people soon. i just got the fox news alert with this information on my phone when we wrapped up that segment with carley talking about his birthday party. todd: carley kept reporting the number went up 700. she advise we put a ticker on the bottom of our screen. saw that, no ticker needed at this point. all right. we got to get to this. best story of the day, proud to be an american. olympic wrestler tamara has a refreshing message after winning the gold not only for herself but for her country. jillian: here to react is retired marine bomb technician and fox news contributor joey jones. pull up this quote here. this is what she has to say. i love representing the u.s. i freaking love living there and i'm so happy i get to represent you u.s.a. i mean, she was over the moon. she was emotional. this was so cool to see. was it not? >> no. it was absolutely amazing. this is a bl

here is fox news sunday former secretary of state mike pompeo responding to the biden ministrations criticism. >> mry, what you think widen -- what you think president biden's blame for what is transpired over the deal he inherited from president trump and from you? >> if the risk weren't so serious, it would be pathetic. i would let my 10-year-old son get away from this kind of pathetic blame shifting. you should be focused on -- he should be less focused on blaming this on someone else. it's worth noting, this did not happen on our watch. we reduced our forces significantly. the taliban did not advance. this is the fact it is happening under the biden administration. this is not the way leaders lead by pointing backwards. we had a bad deal we inherited. we got out of it. we secured america from the risk of iran. every president has had challenges. this president has utterly failed to protect the american people. host: the former president -- the former secretary of state, if you say it was a mistake dial-in this morning, if you say no you can dial in. if you are unsure or if you are an afghan vete

fox news contributor. angela merkel just happened. why is the canadian prime time justin trudeau speaking with hillary clinton and not biden about afghanistan? >> it's stunning. this is joe biden. mrope and he is hiding in the basement at camp david and not talking to world leaders. there was 7,000 nato troops on the ground in afghanistan getting pulled out. thousands of foreign nationals, french, british, german, canadians stuck in afghanistan trying to figure out how who get out of there. this is a nato disaster. it was precipitated by joe biden but affects our allies. >> trace: this sound bite from yesterday's briefing about jen psaki. >> if there is a benefit of the president calling a world leader he will do that. he will do that in the coming days. >> trace: if there is a benefit? there are hundreds of thousands of people from around the world also trying to figure out how to get out and some of the foreign leaders would like to say i just heard from the president and here's the plan. >> if a republican said that -- where the multi-lateral. the american people expect the commander-in-chief to number the oval office calling world leaders. our european allies have a lot at sta

fox news contributor and our friend speaker newt gingrich is here to react. i can't say words today, mrth there's no amount of money that left wing anti-americans wouldn't spend. there's no amount of money you could give people that they think is too much and if you were to ask aoc what's the most somebody should get , she couldn't possibly give you an answer. you ask her, whose going to pay for all of this? it's a fantasy, so we're in a situation right now where we're on the edge, i think, of significant inflation, because the governments spending far more than it's taking in. it is putting dramatic inflationary pressure on the economy, and every american will end up being poorer because of the policies of the left wing democrats. pete: so mr. speaker whether it's unemployment supplemental, whether it's extending the mortgage on evictions, it almost feels like things that changed under covid that were meant to be emergency measures folks like corey bush who you see on your screen right now, they want them to be permanent. this effectively feels like the socialist have their moment to k

fox. this argument it was not about nation building, it was about counter terrorism. mr engage in nation - decided to engage in nation building, this never made any sense to me. that basically contradicts what he has said in the past. when he was a senator in 2001 when the mission began, he said our hope is we will see a relatively stable government in afghanistan providing the foundation for future reconstruction and that is why we are there. a couple of years later, he went further, saying, "the alternative to nation building is chaos that churns out warlords, drug traffickers and terrace.". 0bviously traffickers and terrace.". obviously you can change his mind. when he was the vice president in 2009, he spoke in opposition to president 0bama's decision to create a search, to send tens of thousands of additional us troops into afghanistan to try to suppress the taliban. but the idea that nation—building was never part of the initial plan and he never defended it at the time simply does not stand up to scrutiny. the defended it at the time simply does not stand up to sc

mr cox. i want to change it up just a little bit about protecting our homes. this is a question for you about wildfires. our meteorologist in los angeles at fox 11. rick dicker. asked about this. he points out. last year, we broke a record. there are fires burning right now. but last year 10,000 fires he points out burning over 4.2 million acres. what would you do differently on california's fire prevention plan? that the governor isn't doing now again and the other issue that the politicians, celebrities and insiders just failed the people of this state. climate change may or may not be causing these fires, but we've got to deal with them. first of all, we should be doing better forest management. we should be clean out the brush and the dead trees. we also then have to get a better suppression response. right now. we're spending $4 million a day on that train to nowhere that three people are going to ride. we need to take that money and get airplanes. there's never been a time when there's more airplanes on the ground, not being used. get an air force of 100 or so planes. the minute smoke is spotted. you send those planes. and you stop these fi

mr. secretary, i mean, this has got to frustrate you because the ball was dropped after you and robert o'brien left government. >> hey, brian, hey team foxin a country and a nation that has such great americans that are willing to volunteer and serve and sacrifice and, you know, there are unfortunately thousands of other gold star families those that have lost loved ones and i want those 13 families and loved ones to know that they have a huge support network and they are going to get through this but we're going to get through it together thanks for having me on. brian: absolutely and also there are 18 others wounded maybe as many as 20 also struggling to a different degree after being in the middle of the bombing but can we talk about something when you guys were still there, your effort to get the contractor back what's happened since, how do we get him out? >> it's a simple one. charlene gave a great letter, sent a letter out, as you referred to. i felt a little guilty because i was talking on behalf of mark fe rricks and i talked to charlene last week out in lombard, illinois, just a great american family and i said charlene, i need

fox network to say that goes too far. but we've reached that point when it comes to the pillow guy. i don't know how mr. my pillow is going to peddle his products now. maybe he'll stand on the street corner handing out flyers. at this point it's hard to rule anything out. but there's another development on the big lie that is far darker and more disturbing. according to recent published reports, former president donald trump is now denouncing the brave police officers who testified this past week before the select committee in the house about the mob insurrection on january 6th in this chamber, in this capitol. disapparentlying them with a word which i -- disparaging them with a word which i will not repeat. his attacks is inexcuse and totally predictable. these officers and hundreds more more -- he sent this mob to attack this capitol and american democracy because he couldn't bear the shame of losing. he wanted to overturn the election and cling to power like a tinpot dictator. the police officers he now denounces still bear the wounds from the insurrection he ordered. some other trump supporters have

fox news contributor newt gingrich. he's the author of the upcoming book "beyond biden", on novembee -order at bookstores everywhere and wherever you buy your books. mr president trump before, but now he's blaming him for the timeline and he said look, you know, donald trump had the timeline i couldn't undo that policy and yet, over the last seven months all he has done is undo different donald trump policies, so apparently that's the only one he couldn't change. >> you know, the tragedy of all this is he's still going to be president for more than three more years. nobody in the world is going to trust him. the europeans are watching him abandon them, and remember, they have i think 100,000 europeans, in afghanistan and the afghans who fought on our side are watching him abandon them, he has surrendered to the taliban. the chinese are openly saying this means that taiwan will now be gone because nobody is going to trust biden to protect taiwan the damage he has done, and i don't know whether it's ignorance or arrogance, but i do know that the secretary of defense and the chairman of joint chief should both resign. they accepted a plan that was milit