he understands ideology movements. >> host: and 2008 tina wrote in the atlantic this about newt gingrich. feww figures in modern history have done more than gingrich to lay the ground for trump's riser during his twong decades in congress he pioneered combat complete with name-calling, conspiracy theories and obstructionism that poisoned america's political culture and plunged washington into permanent dysfunction. >> i reject that. you have had animosity between these two parties firrea on. going back to the civil war when they went with each other. the republicans really party of slavery. men died as a result between two political parties. had to come to that. and newt gingrich is not to blame for that. he was a tough fighter. but he was a fair fighter. he defended people who needed toso be defended his motives for mostly if not all pure. i talked with many, many people who work with newt gingrich. i talked to him andh acknowledged. i came to the conclusion he was a good man has criticism. he would be a critic because they don't take up as a liberal. and he is envious and thus opposed

joining me right now is former speaker of the house newt gingrich, fox news contribbor. big thing to realize is that this is just the opening of what will be a nightmare. you have beijing, the chinese communist government, saying, you know, taiwan looks pretty delectable because nobody believes u.s. will fight. more aggressive with israel, more aggressive with saudi arabia. you have the southern border which is basically collapsed and we have people coming in with covid, people coming in with criminal records. no controls of any kind. of course, you're now going to have a stream of terrorists coming out of afghanistan knowing that if they can get to the southern border they can get in the u.s. easily so i think you have a heightened threat there. you go through item after item and biden is about to have sort of a crisis of crises, so many different things going wrong and why would anybody believe him? i also think it's going to make it harder for them on capitol hill. i think the democrats have got to be as they watch all of this unfold, they've got to be in a state of sh

we will explain it, newt gingrich and jim jordan next. the olympics. [ "bugler's dream" playing ] ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ >> laura: you guys got played. you have to laura: you got played on this. you had to agree first, they haven't shown the text of the legislation. making sure their text first. america will be changed forever. >> will you tell us everything? you know that's not going to happen. >> $110 billion for roads and bridges. $5 billion -- >> you could have gotten that without giving away the store. i know you are talking loudly because you're trying to be -- >> less likely to get the $3.5 trillion. laura: as i did with senator cassidy i intend to hold all 17 republicans including mitch mcconnell, ali 7 gop accountable for the unending entitlement disaster that is about to unfold for all americans. they were for the bankrupt our country and to manage our freedom and gender identity is now a protected class under the infrastructure bill. glad we have a republican party. another reason not to give biden a lifeline. during a closed-door house d

by that 90s newt gingrich again they were more willing to do it. mainly it was about society. and just a sense it was a beginning of what we came to for russian with donald trump as they were picking on the grievances of the whites even more than it ever happened before of white working-class americans. in the tea party was an extension of that. they were rebelling against the fact the gingrich republic once they came to power that seemed to pragmatic. they had become the establishment. when you are in power as you know you have to raise the debt, you have to have the budget every year. there voters were so radicalized to demand a balanced budget, defund plant parenthood and defund all sorts of programs they could not understand why the republicans could not force this and that gave, trump came along and harness that. which is why you have a president against the republican stance very much seem to be of that. i was in washington, yes he wasn't conservative politics. did he ever go with evolution as well as he is making this journey, at some point as he shrugged off the establ

for the full hour former speaker of the house newt gingrich. re i get to newt, does it trouble you that our government at all levels is now in our bedrooms, in our cars, in our religious institutions, in our schools? and they always have excuses for all this. it could be health. it could be for the god of the community -- it could be for the good of the community, whatever it is. whatever happened to individual liberty. who even talks about individual liberty or the declaration or inalienable rights? what kind of country are we turning into? we've been warned about soft tyranny. ladies and gentlemen, we're surrounded by soft tyranny, and it is getting increasingly more aggressive. you see the demands when it comes to vaccines. you see bureaucrats shutting down businesses? you see bureaucrats of the cdc telling landlords that they can't collect rent as they go broke? you see a president of the united states defying a supreme court ruling that says those bureaucrats don't have that authority? you see a president of the united states opening our bo

and former speaker of the house newt gingrich on the u.s.nd run out of afghanistan and the consequences to come. all that and more while we look right now on sunday morning futures. ♪ ♪ maria: and first this morning the pentagon says that the situation is kabul -- in kabul is fluid and uncertain. we have more breaking news here as the attacks keepeep oncoming. the state department was hit by a massive cyber-attack with a possible serious breach notification by the department of defense and cyber command. president trump joined me this past week on mornings with maria on fox business to assess all of this including biden's afghanistan pullout. >> maria, you don't take the military at first, you take the military out last. this is like the captain jumping out the ship if the ship is sinking. it's crazy, it's too late now but you have to take out the soldiers first and then out first into the field. you have to take them back so that everybody is protected. the people have to come out of the country first. then you have to get all your equipmen

mark: welcome back, speaking with newt gingrich.n american corporations, you know when i was younger, they were pretty patriotic a republican supported them because they tended to supportbe capitalism and competition, not perfect no could be wrong party when you make what is happened to american corporation today or when i call these corporate people. gingrich: part of it is they hire all of the students who graduate from the ivy league schools so all of their senior staff represent into an american growth values. the more comfortable the chinese communist party are with the republican party the more comfortable that they would ever be with donald trump. and so, you see somebody but like the head of nike, and nasa nike is a chinese company. and that is really staggering and imagined in the 30s at the head of general motors matt said, that gm is eight german company. people would've been shocked and astounded. and yet part of it was just the power of money, the chinese have been very intelligent about taking care of certain companies

joining me now newt gingrich and congressman jim jordan.ome gop members it seems like they don't want to win back congress supporting this infrastructure. going to 4 trillion dollars. >> well, i think some of the republicans tend to take a short term win and forget the largest gain. they feel good. they have been bipartisan. they are getting something done. the thing they are getting done -- as you pointed out, they have no idea what is in the bill. they have no veto over what is in the bill. they will get a bill which is dramatically worse than anything they agreed to. they will have no ability to change it. it's going to be a disaster. there is a wing of the republican party which is the wing that reagan opposed and the wing we opposed when i was speaker of the house. it's a wing which says you always have to find a way to be responsible. being responsible means selling out to the left. these 17, many are good friends and i have respect for them but they got suckered on. this it's the wrong thing to do. they ought to rethink enough. more

joining me now is newt gingrich, fox news contributor and former speaker of the house. g american interests first, both our national security interests and avoiding another needless loss of americans' lives, as we saw today, what role should congress play here, given what is unfolding? >> well, this is an unusual circumstance. we have not seen a president this incompetent, we haven't seen a president surrender to an enemy in a way that joe biden has, and he has allowed a 7-century tribal group to defeat the most powerful country in the 21st century. it's an astonishing outcome, so i think congress, if they actually cared about america and wanted to put america first, rather than partisan politics, both the house and senate would go into special sessions, one, to hold hearings and really try to get the truth. two, i think, to insist on firing an entire group of people. you can't, as a practical matter, fire the president, but the national security advisor, the secretary of state, secretary of defense, chairman of the joint chiefs, commander of the central command, i mean,

mark: comeback speaker newt gingrich.ation, when i was young, they were pretty patriotic to. republican supported them because this is didn't support complication but perfect it but don't get me wrong, what you make of what is happened to american corporations today are what i call these corporatists. gingrich: will part of it is they fire all of the students who graduate from the ivy league schools all of their senior staff represent anti- american book valleys and the more comfortable that if the chinese communist party than they are with the republican party. the more comfortable with pink and they would ever be with donald trump and so when you see semi like the head of nike announced that nike is a chinese company. that is really staggering it. imagine in the 30s and the head of general motors would've said that gm is a german company. people would have been shocked and astounded. and yet part of it is the power of money, the chinese have been very intelligent about taking care of certain companies and punishing othe

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his motives were mostly all peer andd i talk to many many people who worked for newt gingrich and i talkedhim ad nauseam. a good man [inaudible] he is liberal and is india's and us opposed to nate gingrich's ideas and stratagems. >> host: pavin keyport new jersey pleaseue go ahead with yr question or comment for author craig shirley. >> caller: thank you. mr. shirley is it customary for former presidents to give speeches? what do you look at now 30 years after-the-fact of ronald reagan taking one or $2 million per couple of speeches and japan? why said on presidential? >> host: pat do you think it was? >> caller: i don't have a stance on it. i know former presidents like the clintons have cashed in on the presidency but this was the first one i remembered in my lifetime.k >> guest: thank you, to good question. the japanese were willing to pay so why not? on the other hand it was a problem lead and momentary time in history for his legacy and not completely. he still regarded as one of oura greatest presidents and usually it's the iran-contra when people raise a question about reagan or his

newt gingrich joins us in a moment. first, this week we go down as one of the most shocking displays of government ineptitude a nation of history, a disgrace the biden administration's incompetence and ineptitude of thousands of americans stranded in afghanistan at the mercy of the murderers taliban. beyond infuriating biden and jen psaki began the week on vacation as the taliban took over the country. we didn't hear from president biden until monday and he did not take questions, biden's abc interview raised questions about the team's decision-making skills. it wasn't until late this morning that the president's team realized he shouldn't head to his delaware beach house today. he will reportedly go tomorrow instead. after hearing his news conference today, we can conclude the biden white house and cabinet are members of the gang that can't shoot or talk straight. they are basketcase teeming with contradictions and incompetence. after a week of mixed messages biden epstein still isn't even on the same page. >> what int

his motives were mostly all peer andd i talk to many many people who worked for newt gingrich and i talkedhim ad nauseam. a good man [inaudible] he is liberal and is india's and us opposed to nate gingrich's ideas and stratagems. >> host: pavin keyport new jersey pleaseue go ahead with yr question or comment for author craig shirley. >> caller: thank you. mr. shirley is it customary for former presidents to give speeches? what do you look at now 30 years after-the-fact of ronald reagan taking one or $2 million per couple of speeches and japan? why said on presidential? >> host: pat do you think it was? >> caller: i don't have a stance on it. i know former presidents like the clintons have cashed in on the presidency but this was the first one i remembered in my lifetime.k >> guest: thank you, to good question. the japanese were willing to pay so why not? on the other hand it was a problem lead and momentary time in history for his legacy and not completely. he still regarded as one of oura greatest presidents and usually it's the iran-contra when people raise a question about reagan or his

newt gingrich, former speaker of the house in fox news contributor. congressman banks, 19 senators basically signed on with the left to go right into the reconciliation bill. we knew this was going to happen. senator cassidy tried to debate me on this. sorry he ended up looking like a fool. your response. >> this is just insane, laura. we are trying to win back majorities in the house and the senate, how do you do that when republicans act like democrats? how do we convince the american people to vote to give republicans trust once again to lead? when they see stuff like this happen today. we know that inflation is on the rise. the price of everyday goods cost more, and real wages are declining. america is only going to get worse because of this deal and it's a travesty that republicans would go along with it. also you have to recognize that the same republican senators that went along with this infrastructure deal that only 9% of it is actually infrastructure, the same republican senators that denied donald trump and infrastructure deal the cost half

mike huckabee, newt gingrich, thank you.esantis standing by and standing strong also loading of the media mob accountable, gave a totally false story about his press secretary with the ap claim try to harass a reporter which it turns out didn't actually happen. here's the deal. last week in response to a fake news story suggesting there was a political motivation behind the governor's push for the mono colonial antibody centers in florida that for example give a infusion of regeneron especially in light of a heightened number of breakthrough covid cases in people fully vaccinated, the cdc now acknowledges it's happening, report that 30,000 present of cases in l.a. are these breakthrough cases, called out the hit piece and use the phrase drag them in an effort to shine light on incorrect reporting and was hit was a with a twitter suspension. while the taliban ski spokesman remains active on twitter. you can't make it up. now a full meltdown claiming that the criticism was a form of harassment which led to a widespread mockery

former house speaker newt begin gingrich is here. of july, apprehensions, wait until you see it. growing calls for governor andrew cuomo to step down, the lawyer for two of his accusers is here explaining what's next for the case. north dakota's governor is here, sharing his take on the state of the economy all coming up. joining the conversation all morning long this morning, dagen mcdowell and lee carter. we'll get back to the fantastic panel when we come right back. you're watching "mornings with maria" live on fox business. stay with us. ♪ ♪ ♪ hey google, turn up the heat. ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ when i was young ♪ no-no-no-no-no please please no. ♪ i never needed anyone. ♪ front desk. yes, hello... i'm so... please hold. ♪ those days are done. ♪ i got you. ♪ all by yourself. ♪ go with us and find millions of flexible options. all in our app. expedia. it matters who you travel with. [engine revving] expedia. [car horn and collisions] [tires squealing] just think, he'll be driving for real soon. every new chevy equinox comes standard with chevy s

new newt gingrich bashing republicans who he says are buying into, quote, phony bipartisanship, tellingm it's a bad deal for the american people. >> democrats are going to write this bill. it's going to be a terrible bill. there are going to be things in this bill that no republican should vote for, that there's no defense for. todd: a final vote expected to come over the next couple days. if approved, the bill heads to the house. obviously all eyes on infrastructure this week. jillian: it is 12 minutes after the hour. a disturbing trend in the windy city, we just talked about this, attacks on men and women in blue are on the rise as progressives look to defund police. we have details after the break. todd: navy seals honoring those who made the ultimate sacrifice on 9/11. 9/11, every single one ofthem r. a patriotic event as we approach a horrible day on our country that we must never forget. "fox & friends first" continues. ♪ if you ever think of me. ♪ think of liberty. ♪ and recall -- todd: welcome back. a minnesota home security camera capturing the moment a small plane crashes in a

. >> sean: here with rex and fox news contributor newt gingrich, kayleigh mcenany, mr., you've been around washington a long period of time. i never saw a period where these politicians have gotten so much, so wrong, so often, on such an important issue that, you know, they talk about vaccine. they blame conservatives but they have no one to blame but themselves. their standards change daily from masks, mandates, all these other issues. your reaction. >> look, they destroyed the center for disease control is a legitimate scientific institution, which was the most important epidemic oriented institution in the world. it's been destroyed. nobody believes in it anymore. it is all politicized. they also, dr. fauci should retire, even by his own standards with an article back in 2012, the standard of his own article, he clearly should get out of there. because everything has been politicized. if you can't have accurate information, the whole system starts to break down. and that is what is happening. of course, you have a secondary issue, which is you now have has dr. c. the

joining me now former speaker of the house and fox news contributor newt gingrich speaker gingrich ilatest fear-mongering from dr. snawsh. >> i did a newsletter with gingrich 360 last week saying it was time for dr. fauci to retire. if you go back, he scientific article 2012 laid out the exact case for why he should retire. he said at the time that we should not too any kind of pandemic research without a national public debate totally l this in that kind of debate scientists less public. doesn't deal with the moral question of dealing with the pandemic. >> we have short article, two pages. you read it, you realize this is a recipe for why fauci should retire. he gave hundreds of millions of dollars of u.s. taxpayer money. our money to the chinese knowing it was going to the wuhan lab for the purpose of studying these kind of bat related viruses they had no real controls and what the chinese were doing. had no rights to acquire the research documentation and when the crisis came the chinese closed him down. he helped fund the research that led to a pandemic which i think has been an

in the works is written about world war ii and another one in the works and is writtenn about newt gingrich and mary ball washington the motherg of george washington. he's been our guest on "in depth" for the past two hours. thank you mr. shirley. >> guest: thank you very much peter. it's been a lot of fun. >> host: annette gordon-reed on the 245th anniversary of 1776. we often tell ourselves we are -- >> guest: we are certainly trying to be. >> host: in what way? >> guest: i think the number of people in society who are working towards the ideals of the declaration making it a reality the ideas about equality and happiness are they think we have that idea and trying to reach that potential. >> host: what the founders recognize who we are today? >> guest: no, of course not. some aspects of it they would did most of it women participating in politics blacks participating in politics would havehe been barred before in the power of united states. the time we are talking about 1776 this is in the middle of nowhere and they don't have the power to lead an empire and weeo have become an empire. >

that we have moved from polarization to tribalism, and that began, i would say much more with newt gingrich and his arrival in congress in 1978. and it is a change in the party and much more occult in the political party and ended much more in a recognition of the president who would not behave in a fashion that the entire country was put first and who might look out for his own economic interest or the family's economic interest or subordinate the interest of the country's interest sometimes for economic interests. the electoral congress was formed because it was not beholden to the president, and the members would have what political scientists have called institutional patriotism would form those interests, and so if you have a party that has the corrupt president or the cult, then you will lose that fundamental check, and if another one of the checks, the independent judiciary is cast to the side with a desire to fill it with people who also will have loyalties that don't match what we believe should be an independent judiciary, you will lose many of those checks and balance, and we hav

that we have moved from polarization to tribalism, and that began, i would say much more with newt gingrich and his arrival in congress in 1978. and it is a change in our politics, and in particular a change in the republican party and i would say bluntly, it is more of a cult now than a political party. and what the framers built in from the beginning, and ended much more in a recognition of the president who would not behave in a fashion that the entire country was put first and who might look out for his own economic interest or the family's economic interest or subordinate the interest of the foreign power, sometimes for economic interests. the electoral congress was formed because it was not beholden to the president, and because it was elected independent me, because of a belief that the members would have what political scientists have called institutional patriotism would provide those checks and balances. and if you have a party that subordinate nats its own institutional interests to that of a corrupt president or a cult, then you are going to lose that fundamental check. and if a

minority leader kevin mccarthy, secretary of state mike pompeo and the former speaker of the house newt gingrichpset biden's economic agenda. then start smart on fox business every weekday six to 9:00 a.m. eastern "mornings with maria" on fox business we hope you will join us every weekday. that will do it for now, thank you for joining us have a great rest of the weekend and i'll see you next time. ♪ ♪ ♪. gerry: hello and welcome to the wall street journal on large wall were used to the left domination of the media and academic elites in this country for years it's been hard to find a conservative and a major newsroom of faculty then a yankees fan of boston. there's all the cultural discourse skewed heavily to the left and in recent years that is gotten

minority leader kevin mccarthy, secretary of state mike pompeo and the former speaker of the house newt gingrichle is going to upset biden's economic agenda. then start smart on fox business every weekday six to 9:00 a.m. eastern "mornings with maria" on fox business we hope you will join us every weekday. that will do it for now, thank you for joining us have a great rest of the weekend and i'll see you next hello, everyone. welcome back to carla. i am married couple. we talked about the catastrophic consequences of the biden afghan pullout last night. president biden should put the blame game attacked english and the afghan government and military instead we should really attack the taliban. the root cause of this problem. by now, politicians and policy experts acknowledge the biden disaster, by the

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>>laura: heartbreaking up next newt gingrich andg. s congressman is here telling us congressman is here biden's approval numbers are slipping and after the last school board meeting ended into arrest parents are back at the public meeting tonight that is still ongoing alive report ahead. >> i think we can get a significant portion if not all of the reconciliation bill i think we would get enough democrats to vote for t it. and i think that the house will eventually put two bills on myy desk one on infrastructure and one on reconciliation. >>laura: despite the angles warning for almost a month that this bill was a trojan horsero for bidens real goal of three.5 trillion-dollarr reconciliation bill, still, 19 ÷:64m ignored the base of the party and fiscal responsibi of the party and fiscal responsibility and voted forliot it they didn't just give him a win when he was on the ropes needlessly hurt the country in the process republicans who voted for this monstrosity claimed it would be fully paid for and itt b isn't to focus on traditional infrastructure it doesn't and they claim without mo

fox news contributor, newt gingrich.u think the republican party can come in and make hay out of these problems? >> i think the problems are going to be so big by the time of the election next year that the country will turn to the republicans. i think on the house side, kevin mccarthy has a strategy. it worked last time. he gained seats when people thought he would lose seats. but he gained them by recruiting the right people with positive ideas. when you realize how many people are coming in. the biden administration is importing the city every month of illegal immigrants. in the month of july they imported the equivalent of the city of birmingham, alabama. and they are going all over the country. and we have no idea where they are going. this can't go on very long. we have rising crime rates in our biggest cities. that gets you back to the 1970s when we thought crime was terrible. i think you have spending spree under way that will bring massive inflation. you take all those pieces and put them together and sort of ji

jon: you are getting support from newt gingrich putting out a tweet suggesting you want to get the supportother senators. senator haggerty is doing writing demanding more debate on the so-called infrastructure bill with nine infrastructure policies. senate republicans should back haggerty. it doesn't seem like you have a lot of that backing. >> as we take more time and i'm glad i was able to stop this so we could to see what is in the bill and it's comments like these and the fact that you and i are having this conversation right now that allows american public and my colleagues to better understand within this bill i hope that will inform their votes and decisions as we move forward. >> one of your colleagues from north dakota had this to say this morning. >> there are some things that democrats be like quick sure. there are things that they would love that this is a 50/50 senate democrats have a majority so you have to take those and all of those other things that you reference are not exclusively necrotic principles. there are some other things that contribute to the overall infrastruct

that's what newt gingrich says. >> john: also carly shimkus on that obama birthday party reversal and outrage surrounding another progressive district attorney letting violent criminals back out into the streets. >> sandra: a big show indeed, and that's where we begin at this hour. john wolf did not refer current governor cuomo for criminal prosecution but could charges still be on the table? hello, everyone. and welcome, i'm sandra smith in new york. >> john: i'm john roberts. the district attorney in albany launching a criminal investigation into the governor's action and now it moves to the justice department and whether the president biden's doj will launch a federal civil rights probe into governor cuomo. he has said he will support a prosecution if allegations are proven to be confirmed. >> sandra: governor cuomo has come out and defiance of all of it, refusing to resign, but at least one of his accusers are calling for action. >> we have a report, we have the facts. the governor broke federal and state law when he sexually harassed me and current and former staffers and if he's

newt gingrich joins us in a moment.eek we go down as one of the most shocking displays of government ineptitude a nation of history, a disgrace the biden administration's incompetence and ineptitude of thousands

and now a senate candidate going against mark kelly, mark bernovich is with us with newt gingrich. you see a lot of hypocrisy over the year. you're watching this go on. mandates, vaccine, masks, shut downs, shutout of, you know, basic living for americans but not illegals. maybe you can help me understand it. >> well, it's not very complicated. first you need to have fauci retire or fire him because what he's doing is totally political. second, you need to recognize -- you said it. it's not complicated. it's hard to believe. biden favors illegals 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. the current estimate is that 42,000 were positive for hiv. i mean, positive for covid. they haven't told us how many of them have criminal records. they won't tell us whether they're going. i think every citizen that is watching us tonight should say to their congressman and their senators you got to demand that biden tells you how many people are in my town, in my county and my state without any

. >> unless it's newt gingrich. >> by the way he got a lot of crap from that. >> i think we can say withonfidence now that when someone says make no mistake, there is some real mistake stuff. it's kind of like when someone says let me be clear. there is some vague stuff on the horizon. >> biden does the let me be clear thing. it's always like a warm-up to something. >> obama did that. >> that's the politician equivalent of when someone goes to tell you something, when they look around first, there is a really hot one coming up. with this professor, it's time for us to embrace this expanded definition of whiteness, what isn't whiteness with these guys? it includes successful blacks, it includes high performing asian students, it pretty much includes anyone who is smart and puts in hard work so it's the most inclusive thing of this side of a resort when you get a drink for free. >> when you talk about rebellion or resistance and you call that whiteness that's a complement to whiteness and if you wear your mask, he could say that's whiteness, too. imagine if it were reversed. there were whi

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then, the republicans and this is why newt gingrich and others spent millions dollars to collect signatureseate chaos and now it's costing taxpayers by the way, $270 million to do a recall election a year before the governor will be back up on the ballot for re-election in a regular election that a republican, by the way, could never win. >> oh, my gosh. okay, my head is going to pop off. listen will, we will have you back. thank you for coming on, and explaining it to our viewers. but it is a little whacky. >> don, can i just -- >> quick, because i'm out of time. >> real quick, don, everything that you have been talking about, about mask mandates all the republicans who are trying to take out governor newsom, they will repeal the mask mandates and send us in a tail spin. and right now, we are doing a great job keeping the covid rates down and any of the people would be a disaster from a health standpoint. is so we are going to beat the republican recall. >> thank you, we will see you, thank you so much. rock legend dying today. we will take a look at rolling stone charlie watts, right afte

. >> sean: now formery country station chief dan hoffman, former speaker of the house newt gingrich. 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, t

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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 anyb

his message for those who lost their lives and gave so much of their body to the longest war and newt gingrichresident biden's defense of the failures of pulling troops out. lara logan knows more about afghanistan than anybody else. the fight still goes on. lara trump and what the vice president is doing, going to vietnam instead of speaking out, retired police chief james craig will discuss the third in violent crimes in major cities as he fights for national office. don't miss a minute of "fox and friends" in 14 minutes. jillian: the taliban and takes over afghanistan us weapons have fallen into the hands of terrorists. gop lawmakers are demanding a full accounting of equally left behind in afghanistan. here with reaction is congresswoman nancy mace. i want to pull a quote from nancy pelosi, this is what happens when you withdraw, what is used by the afghan military to do that. the fact that he did not and could not was all the more reason for us to leave. your reaction and why you think it is necessary that we do this, a full accounting of everything. >> if that were the case, then perhaps