they were told on national tv. i just saw a total circus breakdown.ehar not going what's going on. what about the quarantine and protection of all the individual in that studio. they talk a good game of protocol and safety and you saw a disaster on national tv. it was embarrassing. it's pure rhetoric when they talk about covid protections and safety. judge jeanine: i can't believe they do a covid test apparently that they don't get a response or answer to until the middle of the show. that doesn't sound too bright. >> especially when you have the vice president of the united states america set to come on the show. i think the most interesting ironic part of this whole thing. i did watch the view, i wanted to see kamala's performance or lack thereof. they spent the first couple minutes of the show demoralizing the unvaccinated. blaming covid on them. saying insurance companies should stop covering the unvaccinated. they were going in hard. then this bizarre cut to commercial. then the two have to leave because they have covid. you can't make this up. i

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i think that that's a point that he wanted to make on national tv when the reality is south carolina w enforcement division or other investigating agencies are the ones who are investigating. >> explain away the hiring of the hit man part of this web. the attorney blames others for feeding the opioid addiction for 20 years and said in the statement quote one of those individuals took advantage of the mental illness and agreed to shoot him in the head. do you think the team is trying to blame the drug use to build up aen sanity plead here? >> i believe they're doing everything they can to make alec appear to be a victim. alec ingested the drugs voluntarily. no one made him do it and they are trying to provide some type of mitigation but it is not a defense. opioid addiction is a very serious thing but not a defense to criminal offenses. i also noticed that they said the hit man didn't try to stop alec from shooting him . the hit man not a very good shot could not for the life of him, no pun intended, kill alec murda ugh. i don't understand how everything is someone else's fault. >> yea

had control and telling them that we are going to speed up the- withdrawal, immediately he goes on national tvw, everything is great. we have one of the best trained armies in thehe world. he promised that they were more than capable of defending the country. that's what he said in the month of july, the same month that he talked t about this. >> you have the afghan troops, you have 300,000, well-equipped, as well as any army in the world. as well as an air force come against something like 75,000 and it is not inevitable. a maximum of that was true, we now know that joe biden knew that was not true. joe biden had lied to you, the american people, right there. and we have the proof to show you and according to a leaked phone call conversation transcript from the month of july courtesy of reuters, we know that he also encouraged the afghan presidentnt also lie and change the perception whether it's true or not. project a different picture that all is great. he needed a political when, so perception was more important than the reality that we all knew that he knew and the rest of the world knew.

says that this, this kind of sober rarely last night, for example, during the debate that was on national tv. when he was also, i'm in chase. he said, well, i am not that big example because in my position i need to drive around with convoys . i need to fly all blame. but i do understand, do you, then? i do understand that there is a need to better. so he's trying to position the m so that way, i think he's also taking advantage from the fact that i mean last year, the cd you can did. it is not as far as my bank of america has done many mistakes. i mean, i haven't been able to fill those, you choose that america is leaving behind as all of the leader of the as it is actually doing his best to take that opportunity. i grabbed those loads away from the cd. you now, the reason phone shows really a difference of only 2 points between the 2 parties and these 2 candidates, there is a pull that also says that maybe about 40 percent of mo, just still haven't decided who they will cause their ballot for. so everything is really up in the air when you ask anyone here, even those who are here, they kno

guest: to get jonathan turley to say this on national tv, try saying it to the women of texas who have lost access to get an abortion in that state. try telling them. it is really not much, you can ignore it, the supreme court has not spoken. try telling that to the governors in florida, south dakota, arkansas, who are ready to work with their state legislatures to enact laws. and to the other states in the country who will do similar things. i would say this is a momentous event in the history of the country and certainly one that is going to have disastrous consequences for women certainly in that state and others. host: we will go to anne in wisconsin. democrats line. caller: i have a question. i am a mother of seven. i would like to know who -- the republicans normally do not want to pay medicaid expansion, contribute to food stamps. who is going to support the children when a mother has a child that is unwanted and normally when we see the child, they do not give it up for adoption. there is also abuse that happens over the years and frustration with income. who is going to help t

have i just embarrassed myself on national tv? hi, vivica. we'll bring you over. you'll be one studio over and get get some quality hustle time. >> that's a deal. i accept. have a great weekend. >>> appreciate you. good evening. we begin tonight with a sigh of relief followed by a right wing meltdown. the president biden has announced far reaching new federal requirements to compel the millions of unvaccinated americans to get their shot, if you're like me, chances are you and those in your circle thought, finally. we finally don't have to worry about the unvaccinated bow guarding our spaces and

the military soon appeared on national tv claiming they were moved to take over because of corruptiond. land _ translation: the government is dissolved. land borders— translation: the government is dissolved. land borders will- translation: the government is dissolved. land borders will be - dissolved. land borders will be closed for one week and we will then see what will happen without air borders. . ., , see what will happen without air borders. , , ., , see what will happen without air borders. , , ., ., borders. the coup plotters are from an elite military _ borders. the coup plotters are from an elite military units _ borders. the coup plotters are from an elite military units you _ borders. the coup plotters are from an elite military units you have - an elite military units you have historically received training from the united states. their leader can be seen here with american soldiers. this coup is the latest chapter in what has been a fractious year for guinea. last 0ctober, what has been a fractious year for guinea. last october, the country held violently disputed elect

on television. and we see soldiers on tv right now addressing it seems the nation, the picture is frozen for a 2nd, but hopefully we'll get it back on. they've been delivering a statement, it would appear. i'm clear who these soldiers are, but a number of them about what 369-1910 soldiers on the national tv in guinea right now addressing a nation. this is of course, pointing to the confusing situation. let's try and listen in a bit and i'll try to translate if i can and system is the system difficult for us to sometimes you could more publicity could welcome to like you, me the past, the complement discipline sandra disability. let me discuss what can cause you to show up on the t w t. program baskets. you wally tough it or it away later there was a be to live on campus. was under the complement. ok. let me just translate a bit of what we've heard back from the army commander. not clear what is wrong case, but he says it's now time for guinea to unite. it's time for us to create a new constitution which is capable of addressing the countries issues. this is increasingly looking like a coup d'etat m

kennedy goes on national tv on the 22nd of october announces his situation declares the blockade makes it clear that any missile attack from cuba would be considered an attack from the ussr. and would be answered. the naval blockade over the next 12 days of the crisis works nsa intercepts confirm. that soviet ships are turning back u2 imagery is used publicly at the un to embarrass moscow. who deny that such work was going on the soviets back down? imagery intelligence and signals intelligence monitor the removal of soviet missiles from cuba during the crisis a u2 was shot down kennedy refuses to escalate. and instead he responds to kristoff's proposal. that in exchange for removing the soviets removing the missiles the us pledges not to invade cuba. so cuban missile crisis comes to a satisfactory ending which means the world did not end. it's good. but the kennedy brothers obsession with castro continues. the momentum continues to pressure cia to get rid of castro. so a senior cia official met with a cuban agent in paris. on a 22nd of november 1963 to give him poison to kill castro, o

them we are going to -- we are going to speed up this withdrawal, leave immediately, he goes on national tvs no, everything is great, one of the best trained armies in the world. he promised the afghan army was more than capable of defending the country. that is what he said in july, the same month he is going to tell, oh, that's right, the president of afghanistan, to live. look. >> the taliban takeover of afghanistan now inevitable? >> no, it is not. because you have the afghan troops, 300,000 well-equipped, as well-equipped as any army in the world. and in air force. against something like 75,000 taliban. it is not inevitable. >> sean: none of that was true, and we now know joe biden knew it wasn't true. joe biden lied to you, the american people, right there. and we have the proof to show you. by now according to a leaked phone call conversation and transcript from july, courtesy of reuters, we know that joe biden also encouraged the afghan president to lie, as well, and change the perception, whether it is true or not, you need to just project a different picture, that all is great. jo

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i'm not going to go there because we are on national tv. >> i think we get it. >> there's a lot of brothersave to worry about having kids? give me four. >> joy read, when trump was the president, she was against the vaccine. she didn't want to take it. not taking that vaccine. this man doesn't know what he's doing. then all of a sudden she is for the vaccine now that joe biden is in office. and now she is berating and talking. it's dragging another black woman through the mud because she's against the vaccine. >> greg: she's talking to her -- >> she said i probably will get vaccinated. she left that out. sweetie we've got to roll. it's true. hypocrisy. it's hypocrisy. he is gone from drawing cartoons to motivational tunes. the great scott adams joins us next. millions of vulnerable americans struggle to get reliable transportation to their medical appointments. that's why i started medhaul. citi launched the impact fund to invest in both women and entrepreneurs of color like me, so i can realize my vision and give everything i've got to my company, and my community. i got you. for the love

. >> i can think of tons of better ways to spend your birthday than being on national tv, with or without me. it makes me more thankful that you're here, especially since your having high stakes negotiations and high stakes meetings, really in crunch time now. tell me in your own words where you think this process is right now and how close the democrats are to a decision. >> yeah. you characterized it perfectly. i just want to take it back a minute to when president biden got elected and before that, what he campaigned on. it was on universal child care, paid leave, making sure we repaired housing, making sure we addressed climate change, addressed health care. these are all things he campaigned on. when he became president, this was the agenda he put forward and it was called the build back better agenda. we progressives three and a half months ago just said, let's pass the whole thing together, jobs, infrastructure and all of these other pieces that i mentioned, which are the largest part of the president's agenda. when it became clear that some moderate democrats, conservative democra

have i just embarrassed myself on national tv? hi, vivica. but i mean it. >> when we get through all the covid, next time we'll bring you over. you'll be one studio over and get get some quality hustle time. >> that's a deal. i accept. have a great weekend. >>> appreciate you. good evening. we begin tonight with a sigh of relief followed by a right wing meltdown. the president biden has announced far reaching new federal requirements to compel the millions of unvaccinated americans to get their shot, if you're like me, chances are you and those in your circle thought, finally. we finally don't have to worry about the unvaccinated bow guarding our spaces and keeping the pandemic going. on the right, the freak out is already in full effect. we told you last night about texas governor, you have to be joking pledge to protect texans right to choose. really across the board the reaction has ranged from absurd to hysterical to frightening. mr. punch the pores told the working people of ohio only mass civil disobedience will save us. you going to lea

. >> come it's unwise to make an audacious bet on national tv. >> okay. >> i was totally wrong okay thereo, i will never back down on the valuation matters and that i underpin my process. three, it's a good reminder you don't need to be right all the time and four if i liked intel at 12 times last year with all the good things that have gone on this year, they beat earnings three times. pat guessinger into the foundry business if i like it at 12 times last year i should love it at 12 times this year. >> josh double or nothing? >> no, no, no spare us we don't want to wait another year. neither does josh. he is hungry. >> all right you won. >> jenny, honestly. >> won by a million miles. >> i know that's the thing it's the magnitude. look, i don't disagree with that valuation matters. but honestly, if it were that irz to just look at, like, ebidta to enterprise value or pe ratio, like, everybody would be rich what's required, especially in technology, maybe more so than any other sector what's required in technology is an imagination. so there is all the guys walking around wall street i'm a

he is pulling the biden administration in line every day on national tv saying the border is secure,d. he knows these policies aren't working and knows the trump policies worked. it did throw them a lifeline and people in the white house concerned about mid-term elections. they know the policy isn't working and running out of the blame game. they blamed president trump, then global warming. summer and numbers and running out of excuses. american people are smarter than that and they're beginning to worry how it will play out in the mid-terms. >> martha: there is a process for people that want to seek asylum. during the trump administration. you need to go to the closest possible country where you can be safe and apply for asylum. that's a system that most people think is very logical and that would prevent this glut and these kinds of horrific conditions at the camps we're seeing. are we going to see the biden administration potentially push for that with the mexican government? we're hearing that a lot of progressives want there to be intervention with the mexican government to open

there is admissions by his lawyer on national tv that in fact he did it. of this particular crime. he calls on september 4th saying he has no idea and by the way yes, i was involved so he's now talked to the police and you have $20,000. i practice in a very progressive jurisdiction in new york and i could tell you, $20,000 for far less of what bail conditions are, perhaps it has to do with his connections and everything else. so there is say lot here. and then we look at, really, a whole bunch else, erica that, is going on here as it relates to other deaths involved in his family. we know that back in june, that his wife apparently was gunned down. his son was apparently gunned down. he indicated that he had no involvement. we have a house keeper that is dead. a couple of years before that. so i think it tells me that someone is not being forthcoming and i think that opens that all up as it relates to were you really involved in those things, were you lying then and are you lying now. and final point, when we talk about the issues if terms of opioid addicti

an hour from now president biden gets his booster shot live on national tv. plus, a flashpoint in the covid conflict over vaccines. if you are a new york health care worker without a shot, you could be unemployed come midnight. and liz cheney digs. in the wyoming republican says her party is full of codlers and enablers and warms extremism in trump are in cheney's view the ingredients that will you be raffle american democracy. >> i am not ready to cede the republican party and i'm not ready to cede it to the voices of extremism, to the voices of anti-semitism and the voices of racism, and there certainly are some in our party. i'm going to fight for this party. i believe in it. >> up first though today begins a defining work week for the biden agenda. with a promise of votes, the prospect of clarity and a giant complication in the form of a deadline to fund the government and keep it open. right now there is no clear path to all of the above and a lot of democrats are nervous this is no plan "b." one important step, the speaker keeping a president to bring t

essentially balked at the question and insinuated that saying something to the effect of, no, i'm on national tvevery day. so, you have a celebrity element. dwayne chapman, dogged about the hunter, apparently on this case. and the reward growing. $30,000. so, there's a lot of money at stake here. >> stephanie stanton, joining us from venice, florida. thank you so much. appreciated. we can finally have some optimistic news when it comes to covid. we're gonna break down this week's downward trend and what it could mean for the next few months. >> eager to. and today, former senior adviser to former president obama joins jonathan capehart talks about the groundbreaking of the presidential library for obama. watch this sunday show with jonathan capehart at 10 am eastern on msnbc. n on msnbc gives damaged hair the strength it needs. even with repeated combing hair treated with dove shows 97% less breakage. strong hair with new dove breakage remedy. we have to be able to repair the enamel on a daily basis. with pronamel repair toothpaste, we can help actively repair enamel in its weakened state. it's

he balked at the question, said no, he doesn't need the publicity, he's on national tv almost every daywards are being put up by a tampa area law firm, another $10,000 by a man claiming to be a neighbor of the petito family in new york. as for the search, let me bring you up to speed on that. search and rescue teams have been in the carlton reserve in venice, florida, for the past week searching that 25,000 acre refuge. they've been bringing out the heavy equipment but so far there has been no sign of brian laundrie. authorities were led there essentially by the family who said he went out for a hike on september 14 and hasn't been seen since. i want to bring you back out live here, alex, to this particular memorial. this is just outside north port city hall. i want to show you, because we are seeing people stopping by here all day long. this is a growing memorial for gabby petito. we are seeing flowers, cards, balloons. there are also several butterflies here. we know that she posted that beautiful picture of herself on instagram on august 25, it was the final instagram post of course

personnel in afghanistan, the americans that president biden left behind instead of going on national tv and saying we will not take the troops out until every american is out, their options for escaping are dwindling. so i'm trying to put this all together and say, how did we end up here? in april the president made a decision to announce everyone would be out by august 31st. may 8th there was a rehearsal of concept, a dress rehearsal for withdrawal. i know that national security council was there, secretary of defense, secretary of homeland security. they were all there. my understanding is that you did not attend. is that true? >> my deputy responsible for the operation was there. >> i know where you were. i think you should have been here instead. i understand in late june state department was getting nervous because the military drawdown was moving on schedule but not the civilian drawdown. you were running behind. i understand state department was talking to the defense department to slow down the pace of military withdrawal, calling for tapping the brakes on military withdrawal. i

people who go missing across this country almost every day, their stories who never get told, not on national tvit's time to change that and bring in antonia hilton, she has been following this. >> what i'm hearing from black and indigenous families around the country is they feel for gabby petito's family because they've been dealing with this agony in some cases for months, for years and they want her case to shed some light on theirs. they feel like there is a disparity. take a look at our reporting. >> reporter: as the search for brian laundrie intensifies and the loss of gabby petito is mourned nationwide, there's growing outrage that the attention being paid to her case isn't given to those of missing people of color. >> we don't get the same level of urgency. >> reporter: david robinson's son daniel is a 24-year-old geologist who disappeared after work one day this past june in arizona. police found his car in a ravine, but three months have passed and there has been no sign of him. robinson says police are making little progress and he has had to hire an independent investigator. >> why

we are going to see a whole lot of the san francisco 49 ers on national tv this year, starting this sundayn front of real fans at levi stadium. in fact, the first time they've been back at santa clara working out in 12 days after opening the season on the road. but they will take on the green bay packers sunday night. and of course, that means that guy aaron rodgers, remember last november, he lit him up. 34 17 green bay rolled in here. rogers through four. touchdown passes. of course, he's got no shortage of admirers, including the 49ers quarterback jimmy garoppolo. i've done it for a while. now since my new england days honestly, my first came out of the draft. i was studying pretty hard. he's one of my favorites. just watch and to go against, you know, just, uh, whenever you can sneak a peek and just see what he's doing. dudes unbelievable and can do something with the ball that not many can. first time in 20 months, the love fans that leave ice. meanwhile ominous news for the sharks on the eve of the opening of training camp now earlier in the day, it seemed like good news as one of th

mid-august, days after they took control of afghan national television and ran on documentary called "victorious force three" they glorified 9/11 on afghan national tvtv saw the documentary not from the respect of americans recognizing the solemn day and remorseful type of manner, no, it was a glorification of 9/11 and blaming america for the attack. they would not blame al qaeda or usama bin laden, they said america deserved it. so the idea that taliban is ain counterterrorism partner in something separate from al qaeda that we can trust to keep the terrorists at bay is ludicrous. >> lara: and it is dishonest, right? it does not even have a shred of truth to it. >> nope. >> lara: so, a lot of people feel like they are in some sort of fantasy universe here, because it is so ridiculous that we are buying into this, and nobody understands it. and i just want to say thank you to you, john, because no one has done more for all of the years, although lying, you have never wavered from telling the truth. it's greatly appreciated. that's about it for us tonight. tune in every weeknight at 8:00 p.m. eastern to the show that is the sworn enemy of lying, pomp

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to do their dirty work like when you screw up in afghanistan, and then need somebody to go on live national tvgoing to do that. that's what they pay jake sullivan to do. here now to react is former director of the national intelligence rick grenell and "fox & friends weekend" co-host my friend pete hegseth. so, pete, the same jake sullivan was the guy that was all involved with this? is that shocking to you? >> pete: no, because the ones that were there in 2016 are the ones that are in the white house right now. no surprise. and this is all indicative of exactly how washington d.c. works. you use a really fancy law firm like perkins couey to launder all your dirty work and send someone to the fbi and in case he made the mistake of lying andmisrepresenting who he was that's how they do it. they do it in order to trigger an investigation do you know what happened hillary tweet just a few weeks after this the "new york times" has new reporting that the trump organization is under investigation for potential ties to a russian bank. that's all they want. the dust cloud. the smoke of investigations,

i'm angry because the secretary of homeland security gets on national tv yesterday the border is closedof. he is no longer the secretary of homeland security. of insecurity. this border is less secure than my 35 years of experience. stuart: secretary mayorkas was questioned yesterday. one senator questioned him. how many people are here, how many were let through, he wouldn't answer, i will get you that information later. the senator said, wait a minute. why don't you have it now. this is not good enough. that border is open no matter what they say. your head must be exploding tom. >> it is. i've been there i worked for secretary mayorkas when he was deputy secretary. i used to respect him. now he is lying to the american people. he has access to the data. i.c.e. does a daily report who they take into detention, who they release. this is shell game. border patrol releases some haitians. transport to i.c.e. offices to get released all over the country. he has the data. that data is available every day. they don't want to tell the american people the truth. what irritates me about him, th

personnel in afghanistan, the americans president biden left behind, instead of going on national tv and say we will not take the troops out until every american is out, their options for escaping are dwindling. so i am trying to put this all together to say how did we end up here? in april, the president made a decision to announce everyone would be out by august 31. may eighth, there was our rehearsal of concept, a dress rehearsal for withdrawal. national secured counsel was there, the secretary of defense, joint chiefs of staff, they were all there. my understanding is you did not under -- you did not attend. is that true? sec. blinken: my deputy responsible for the operation was there. sen. barrasso: i know where you were. you should have been here instead. i understand in june the state department was getting nervous because the military drawdown was moving on schedule but not the civilian drawdown. i understand the state department was talking to the defense department to slow down the pace of military withdrawal, calling for tapping the brakes on military withdrawal. isn't tha

well the president went on national tv called this an extraordinary success.s allies abandoned effectively to death ambulance of dollars worth of military equipment a humanitateing historic fiasco not success to try to spin it as new cycle to be managed rather than matter of life and death american honor is shameful i think the reaction even americans supporting getting out of afghanistan is still, disgusted with the incompetent way the withdrawal was he effect aitdz the idea leaving our people behind to say nobbs about object absence of a plan for vetting whole thing a fiasco the administration refuses to even tell us precise number of americans lpr's they think left behind an absolutely shame on your nation right now a failure offline at highest at the white house, thank you so much for being here, always a pleasure. >> coming up wrong time wrong place president biden pushing congress to take action on his spending plans, addressing the devastation from hurricane ida. we get into that, next, plus, we are just under 20 minutes away from the august jobs' repor

the presidency is so difficult until today, for example, president kais saied gave only one interview to th national tvtunisia. so w are quite anxious becse of this lack of communication and today we are really waiting for the appearance of this new prime minister as its historic female prime minister in the history of tunisia and also we are waiting for let's say effective measures. we don't really care who rules in tunisia, but we really care about the decisions we are living under and economic and social crisis, so what most important for us is the decision and the measures and what will happen next. we really need a road map that can fix the political scene in the future, you know, the parliament is suspended and right now we have a prime minister, but we still need to know who will govern for this cabinet of ministers, so well really, we are anxious and let's say we approve and we welcome this decision. >> the arab spring began back in 2011 in tunisia with the overthrow and clearly this was seen as the place where the arab spring worked. now there is a situation where there is another person who s

aron: to get jonathan turley to say this on national tv, try saying it to the women of texas who havet access to get an abortion in that state. try telling them. it is really not much, you can ignore it, the supreme court has not spoken. try telling that to the governors in florida, south dakota, arkansas, who are ready to work with their state legislatures to enact laws. and to the other states in the country who will do similar things. i would say this is a momentous event in the history of the country and certainly one that is going to have disastrous consequences for women certainly in that state and others. host: we will go to anne in wisconsin. democrats line. caller: i have a question. i am a mother of seven. i would like to know -- the republicans normally do not want to pay medicaid expansion, foodstamps. who is going to support the children when a mother has a child that is unwanted and normally when we see the child, they do not give it up for adoption. there is also abuse that happens over the years and frustration with income. who is going to help these mothers? host: cha

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