pete: yeah.show realtime. here's his take on cuomo. >> day four of the andrew cuomo death watch -- [laughter] we've been following that story. the governor of new york, the report came back he's a sleaze. [laughter] democrats are dropping him like he's made of gluten. [laughter] how is he still there? what does he think is going to happen? i mean, why would you stay at this moment? it's been a whole week since the report came out. they're going to impeach him if he doesn't leave. wouldn't you rather go on your own accord than -- wouldn't you rather be you can't fire me, i quit, than get impeached in a week? if. pete: the other thing is all the tweets and statements that have been uneveretted from the past where governor cuomo said i have a zero tolerance policy for any accusation whatsoever. now here he is with that very damning press conference that happened this week trying to survive it, and we'll see what -- this is ultimately on the plate of democrats. democrats need to decide how they'll ha

pete: good tuesday morning. i'm pete hegseth in for brian kilmeade.ve: good morning, dallas, texas. ainsley: we thank you for waking up with us y'all. we love that state. steve: the metroplex. it is august 3rd, 2021 it is a tuesday and live from the mezzanine level, welcome back to the couch, folks. ainsley: i like that song. pete: it is the metroplex, isn't it? steve: metroplex fort worth, dallas. ainsley: you spend a lot of time visiting your daughter she moved back there. steve: she is working there. her husband is working there. went to college there. ainsley: dallas is a fun town. love dallas. steve: we're going to start with something you probably have, and that is covid confusion. today president biden is going to have to address the nation again, a second time within a week about concerns over the cdc's ever changing guidelines they put on all of us. ainsley: this happens while many cities are bringing back mask mandates. pete: griff jenkins joins us from washington with the latest where there is a mask mandate as well, griff. griff: there is,

pete: a shooting in chicago. pete: jackie ibanez has the latest.ic stop happened with three people inside. investigation are under investigation. someone shot at the officers who returned the fire. dispatch audio who returned fire. >> fire at the police. two ambulances. two officers down, two officers down. we got them coming, baby. reporter: the two officers were rushed to the hospital where one died from her injuries. the other is in critical condition. one of the two suspects in custody was shot and taken to the hospital. he is in stable condition, a third suspect a woman is still on the run. police say a gun was recovered at the scene. chicago mayor lori lightfoot, police deputy first superintendent carter asked the city to pray for the officers, their families and the whole department. >> another example how the chicago police department and these officers put that above others to protect the city day in and day out. >> our officers are fearless in the face of danger. they run to danger, to protect us. we can never forget that. reporter: a pro

pete: that's right, steve, pete, ainsley.. you are looking now at the fox drone footage shot here. largest group of migrants ever seen under the bridge ground zero in the rgv. we estimate this is over 1,000. it is the same place, steve, where back in march middle of march, we broke this story with this leaked photo of a large group under that same bridge, now, after more than four months, being slammed every single day the rgv chief brian hastings tweeted this over the weekend saying the days of line watch operations are few and far between. last week's apprehensions stabbed at more than 21,000. as agents continue to do their best, #honor first. that is an admission that they transporting and processing illegally crossing migrants that the border patrol can no longer perform their fundamental duty of protecting our border. add to it that 900 percent increase in covid positive migrants detainees in that sector, now you have the border patrol union vice president that sector rgb chris cabrera a sundaying the alarm. >> we are re

pete, from sweet pete's, this is debbie. >> hi, pete. >> hi.e to meet you. >> nice to meet you too. >> want to head on into the kitchen? >> sure. >> the entire staff is working around the clock to get this order filled. in the meantime, pete is meeting with potential candy makers to come help. >> want to make some caramel? >> i want to make some caramel. >> okay. >> but it's obvious to me, he struggles to give up control. >> we're gonna need to cook 3/4 of a pound of butter. >> what's the best way to teach somebody? >> probably to have her do it. >> okay. he's gonna have to learn how to let go. how many more candies do we have to make right now? >> it's about 200 in each case. >> oh, my gosh. >> take out three tablespoons-- it's unflavored gelatin. it's on the counter. >> you want me to bloom it or just to chill this right now? >> go ahead and pour it in the cup and chill it. >> we need more clusters. we don't have enough. >> i think you can mix that a little more. >> you want me to try again? >> i think you can keep going. you don't have to st

b 64, pete. >> p 64. there it is. there it is.a gun, straight down the middle of the road. >> outstanding. 42 degrees, pete. 42. >> i can't believe it. amazing. fantastic. 42 degrees. >> gliding in. >> coming down at 99 feet a second. you're looking good. >> go for landing. >> 40 degrees. >> i can't believe it. >> you are at 2,000 feet. >> boys underground do okay. 1800 feet up, 39 degrees. 38 degrees, 36 degrees, you're 1,200 feet, pete. 1,000 feet coming town at 30. looks good out there. looks good. 32 degrees. you are at 800 feet. 32 degrees. 600 feet. >> look at that crater, right where it's supposed to be. they're beautiful. due 40 coming down in 5. you're really maneuvering around. come on down, pete. >> okay. 10% fuel. >> 200 feet coming down at 3, need to come on down. 180 feet. 9%. you are looking good. going to get some dust before long. 96 feet coming down at 6. slow down the descent rate. el 0 feet, coming down at 4. you're looking good. 50 feet coming down. watching for dust. 40 coming down. looking good. coming down

pete: a good evening and welcome to "washington week." i'm pete williams in for yamiche alcindor. kabul has fallen. the taliban have taken power. and the biden administration faces a new urgent mission evacuating thousands of americans and afghan allies stuck on the ground. the pentagon has sent nearly 6,000 u.s. troops to protect kabul's airport to allow for flights out of the country and the u.n. report shows the taliban are already carrying out a door-to-doorman hunt seeking reprisals against afghans who were allied with the u.s. on friday, the president acknowledged the danger of this mission. president biden: i cannot promise what the final outcome will be. and it will be without risk of loss. but as commander in chief, i can assure you that i will mobilize every resource necessary. pete: what's the latest in afghanistan? how did we get here? and what's next? joining us tonight with more insight are four top reporters on this story. peter baker, the chief white house correspondent for "the new york times." and here in the studio with me anne gearan the white house corresponde

pete? pete: thank you, rachel.uest ises from pierce county sheriff's office where they called off the search for a possible killer because of the new law are. sergeant darren moss jr. joins me now. sergeant, thanks for being here. so there was a shooting, officers a arrived odd -- arrived on the scene with a k-9 but were not allowed to pursue a suspect seen leaving the scene. why? >> so the thing with the new law, it doesn't necessarily mandate that they couldn't chase, but that the officer felt he didn't have enough probable cause to use force in this situation. so instead of searching with the k-9, he decided to just search without him because he was scared that if he was to accidentally or to bite the suspect without probable cause, he would be in violation of the law. pete: so it's now the police that have of to be afraid of something being used against them as opposed to aggressively finding a potential murder suspect. how much uncertainty is there in the uniform right now about what police can and can't do? >

>> pete. >> pete, pete, pete? >> pete, pete, pete. >> but not paul? into the investigation there was news of a sort from one of the crime labs. a male leg hair was found under a label of one of the envelopes, and the dna came back matching nobody. no one in the moore family or any one of the codis database, anyway. odd. had it been planted there to throw off investigators? then one of these envelopes finally gave up what appeared to be a real clue. >> there was a dna profile from fingerprint ridge detail on the back of one of the stamps that was affixed to the envelopes that one of the letters was sent in. >> so what came back from these dna tests? >> the contributor of the dna from the fingerprint material was similar to paul moore. >> case closed. right? not this time. this time there was a "but." >> similar to paul moore, but it wasn't a match. >> the dna sample was so minute that forensic scientists were unable to build a full genetic sequence. meaning the dna may have come from paul moore, but the scientists couldn't say it was a 100% match. and

for 42 degrees, pete.wn at about 99 feet a second. >> looking good. >> coming down from. >> landing roger, 40 degrees. >> so fantastic, i can't believe it. >> your at 10,000 feet. 1800 feet up, 39 degrees. 38 degrees. 36 to meet. your 1200 feet. 8000 feet coming, down is that. he looks got out there, gave, looks good. 32 degrees, 300 feet. 3300, 600 feet. >> that crater is right where it's supposed to people. >> 240, coming down fast. you're really maneuvering around. come on down, pete. >> okay. >> 10% fuel. [inaudible] coming down on, three coming down. 180 feet. 9%. you are looking good. you're going to get some dust before long. 96 feet, coming down in six, slow down or defend dissent. rate it is 60 coming down and four. looking good. 50 feet. watch for the dust. 40, coming down into. looking good. watch the dust. you've got plenty of gas, plenty of gas, dude. hang in there. 18, six, coming down it to. he's got it made. come in there. 24 feet. contact light. >> roger, copy contact. >> okay, turned of.

pete? pete: thank you, rachel.om the airport in kabul. trey, get you up on a shot there. amazing to see you there. it's the first reporting i've seen there inside the airport. set the scene for us, trey. >> reporter: guys, we just arrived here in kabul, afghanistan, with the qatari military. they are shuttling afghans to doha where they will temporarily remain until they're able to find a safe home. you can see behind me there are civilians lined up here at the airport. these are the lucky ones, those who made it past the chaos outside, past the taliban checkpoints across the city of kabul. it's been one week since the taliban took over kabul and formally took over afghanistan, and the people here are tried. you -- tired. you see is it on their faces, you hear it in their voices, but they're also e leaved because they understand implications of an afghanistan ruled by the taliban. remember, as the taliban made these territorial gains, they took weapons, they took machinery, and now they are a force that many believ

will, rachel and pete. pete: thank you very much.cket hit outside in a neighborhood outside of the airport and kill ad child is their report. again consider the source. this is after the white house warned of another imminent terror attack. i can't help but speculate, we have not talked about the fact, i know i'm going to segment, one thing real quick could have been an american attack. crazy our first instinct we would go on the offensive but will you had interesting, again all speculation. we believe it's a rocket outside of the airport which is dangerous, which is a scary development in and of itself we have a evacuation going on one airstrip. ultimately reports of a child head your thoughts in a direction too. will: as you point out there are so few details and speculation but we didn't think of possibility of united states led initiative. you wonder by the reports of child killed confirmed by afghan police chief and make sure the origination of the source of the attack. rachel: maybe we knew who was going to attack us on the imm

pete: yes.an president in a moment like this. we also saw that three chinooks picked up 169 americans less than a mile from the airport and brought them back to harmid karzai airport. what an absolute mess. when it comes to that mess, joey, i have got to ask you because you have done amazing work this week commenting on the channel. but it's got to take a toll on you. i know it takes a toll on a dozen vets. when you talk to veterans, this botched leaving of afghanistan and the withdrawal, what kind of toll is it taking on afghan vets? >> you know, pete, i'm exhausted. i'm not exhausted because i have set in this chair for hours a day this week. i'm exhausted because for the first time in 11 years this week really made me relive all the emotions from 2010 when i was blown up and recovered. and it made me second guess and rethink every single part of that i said on the air yesterday. that the day i got blown up. 11 years ago to this month, i didn't have regrets, and i didn't have fear. i wasn't af

pete: they would be target number one.hey have been to the states and trained in the states. >> one of the guys who was allows to get out was a straight up afghan citizen. he spent years in the united states. and he speaks such good english they didn't need an interpreter. he has come do the united states to learn logistics as an officer. pete: was there no plan because they were supposed to be the special forces to defend the afghan government. >> i think that's right. what happens probably no surprise to a lot of us, people like me. it's clear, no one expected this to happen so quickly. so, you know, right now, you know, our group has connections to probably about 250 to 300 afghan sofs. down to assaulters are holed up in kabul in small groups and can't get out. there is no plan, but this is a contingency we are seeing evolve to try to resolve this and get out. it's not even on -- there is no appetite. >> as we were talking about before. literally, that's their job. they go in and make friends. shoulder by shoulder to do

i was recording for history. >> now, is pete nice and clear?rchestration of television coverage absorbs the white house. they provide pictures of him looking like a leader. confident with his marlboro man walk, a good family man. >> the white house has become more and more a theater. and the question has become, are the television networks going to manage that theater? are they going to manage that stage or is the white house going to do that? >> they were very aware of creating the best backdrop possible for tv networks and "time" and "newsweek." >> now, do you want us on either side of the tree or what? >> well, i think they want to do one standing but i think for release purposes it would be better to have you doing something and my suggestion is watering the tree. we have two shovels. we have a chain saw. >> no, please. pete, it's too hot. >> can we just do watering the tree? >> watering the tree is fine. did you get that, pete? >> yeah. >> you did, huh? i've got an idea for another picture. just one more. i've got the chain saw. no, and yo

it's a tall order for four days. >> pete: sure is. representative norman, your take on the strike tonight. >> look what has happened. >> 13 americans dead, 20 injured. this administration is a toothless tiger. they don't trust him. if this were donald trump, the pure might of the military would be on the taliban. it wouldn't be a question. biden set arbitrary dates with no plan in place. as a result, dead americans and 5,000 left there and one drone strike killing one isis member? really. it's an embarrassment. i don't see anything coming of it. look as his actions, look at his record. that's why we're trying to hold blinken and others accountable. i don't know who he has taken advice from. whatever it is, it's not good >> pete: that's what we booked you to talk about. both of you are introducing articles of impeachment for secretary of state blinken. if i may, representative norman, why state first? why blinken? why would accountability start there? >> his secretary of state. he took an oath to protect the constitution and the americ

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because pete najarian. people will be surprised by this move -- you sold netflix. >> oh, oh. >> you sold netflix shares. >> yeah. >> that plays into the conversation tell our viewers why. >> it was in -- it was a short-term play, scott based upon where i had seen implied volume tilts that were higher in that specific name than in other names where i was able to be able to own the stock, sell options against it and then wait. and i did this for a very short time frame, about two, three weeks. i think i've only been in the stocks maybe three weeks, four at the most and i sold premium against it and i decided, i don't know but i get uncomfortable at times because this is a name that does -- it does trade. we all know that wsh as at a premium p.e. it's very high i like it. i think they're quality. i think they're number one kevin was just talking about them being number one. disney right up on them at their heels at number two. i think this is a great name that said, i think i needed to take a little off the ta

hey, pete.ou named a bunch of different things that i totally agree with and you slapped out a lot of metrics that no one can deny but two things, when i look at chart, the stock is down about 20% from recent highs and it has developed a declining trend line and another question, when you look at this, are you bullish on restoration hardware for the multiple similar reasons because that chart looks a lot better to me than this one. >> i do like restoration hardware to your point it is another great company and we've seen that stock do well. they've done a lot of right thing as long the way as well. part of the reason i like this one is not necessarily the negative of the chart, but the fact that it just hasn't had that performance it is dropped back down and i think that creates the opportunity that i see for the upside and by the way, we all know there is a lot of charts at the bottom of the ocean so we'll see if this is one that breaks down and we see the stock break to the upside. >> i like t

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pete: u.s.taliating as the pentagon confirms a drone strike killed a nice escape planner in afghanistan, this is president biden national security team now warning a terror attack in kabul is likely following thursday's deadly suicide bombing our next guest is a fellow of the american enterprise institute and testify before congress about terror threats to u.s. national security catherine zimmerman joined us now, thank you for being with us, let's talk about the drone strike with ice escape planner, it's in eastern afghanistan with pakistan what do we take of it and how effective will the be in stopping future terror attacks. >> is certainly a good move by the biden administration and we can see that we did have the intelligence to go after the ice is k operatives that were linked to the kabul bombing. we need to keep in mind we've been doing drone strikes for 20 years and were still facing terror attacks. pete: isis k, al-qaeda, the taliban banned for that matter seems to be a terrible soup of

you will hear more of pete. >> dana: you will have pete. the president says he will speak tomorrow. 6:00 there are still people in danger. americans there. they say they are going to try to get them out and secretary blinken has this task asking our allies and other countries to help make sure they have safe passage. that will be it for us "special report" is up next. ♪ every single u.s. member is out of afghanistan i can say that with certainty. >> bret: good evening, welcome to washington. i'm bret baier. breaking tonight you are looking at the state department expecting secretary of state any moment. the last u.s. troops have left afghanistan. hundreds of u.s. citizens did not get on the last military plane out now did thousands of afghans who helped the u.s. over the course of the war. america's longest war is over in afghanistan. although many experts fear the war on terrorism that will likely grow from taliban control of that country will only

pete, what are you looking at?t's been in a very choppy range for the last four months very tight the stock trading right around 24.40, $24.50 and we had buyers coming in. 5600 of this week's expiring august 27th, that's friday, those calls about 5600 of those 25.50 calls. those were very inexpensive. 15 cents up to about 30 cents. i like these i'm in this. i can only be in it for this week if it breaks to the upside, these things really could run. next, tesla for you. early in the trading session, first 45 minutes, stock trading right around 680 up to 700 we had the 720 calls that expire on friday being bought they bought 13,500 of these. started off at $2.50 paid up over $5 for these calls. i'm in these calls as well only got this week everything we're seeing, as i said earlier, very, very short term this is a great example of that. >> pete, we appreciate it. 'l> i have bullish call on uber. wel debate that in our "call of the day." ♪♪ ♪♪ the pursuit is on. ♪♪ the pursuit of outperformance at pgim. with deep expe

pete.probably no surprise to a lot of us people like me, it is clear that no one expected this to happen so quickly. you know, right now you know, our group has connections to probably about 250 to 300 afghan all ranks, all commanders. majoring to regular soldiers, they are holed up in kabul in small groups cannot get out, there is no plan, i think in this -- this is a you know contingency we're seeing evolve to revolve and get out. it is -- resolve it and get out, there is no appetite. pete: as we were talking about before. >> that is their job, they make friends, they shoulder to shoulder to do america's bidding, the belief that soler has right now to do that job, the president killed that as a mission that will have global impact, how can i now trains marines to advise the taiwaniez or philippines or japanese, when they watch this unfolded, you unraveled security cooperation, and force assistance and. you have taken the legs out from under that. because even as general hooper, he always

pete najarian. tech or energy >> oh, now you're going to make me pick. i will go with tech. i have a lot of exposure in technology i still think there is plenty of upside i like them both i was talking about the options i have in a lot of different energy names as well but if you're going to be put and i have make a pick of would i rather, i'm going to tech. >> i didn't even force that. >> no you stealthed it >> i snuck it in there i made pete walk down that path. but nadine, in terms of the interesting portfolio to think that you're all in on cyclicals an also like tech? >> well i agree with pete here i have to go with tech i think while it is own, there is protection right now. so those are the types of things if people unwind that protection that could move it higher. there is solid balance sheets in some of the big players. obviously a lot of strategic initiatives going on we heard from zuckerberg today, obviously it is more of a ten-year plan but there is exciting developments. if you have a variant, versus the interest rates, it continues to keep the gdp acceleration a

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pete: thank you. years? this question is the taliban going to attempt to unite and provide for the well-being of the people of afghanistan, is our president actually asking that question? as if the answer could be, yes, they will? it stresses the ignorance we have had on so many levels institutionally for leaders in our country and folks on the ground who never understood the nature of afghanistan, tried to build something that was never connected to the realities on the ground and that question it stresses how little we knew in this belief that we are cutting a deal with the bad guy and we know it, but to pose the question that there might be an okay outcome. they will white watch what they need to pour now and right now it's beating our people at checkpoints. it's good behavior for the taliban, just wait and if they have hostages, which they will do if they need to after august 31, their true character has already been revealed. we know who they are. they are our enemy and unfortunately they control

pete trade it? fade it?re you at >> i got to trade it and the reason i say that is i love the fundamental story here. yes the stock has doubled since you go back to march of 2020 but this is a company that continues to grow. you look at the comparable sales there very strong. every one of their categories have strength in sales and a lot of at-home features as well. this is a stock that has plenty of room to the upside. >> we'll see monday morning. thank you guys up next, your final trades >>> miss a moment of "fast," catch us any time on the go. follow the "fast money" podcast. we did it again. verizon has been named america's most reliable network by rootmetrics. and our customers rated us #1 for network quality in america according to j.d. power. number one in reliability, 16 times in a row. most awarded for network quality, 27 times in a row. proving once again that nobody builds networks like verizon. that's why we're building 5g right, that's why there's only one best network. icy hot. ice works fast.

it was 2012 when you met pete. pete worked for years to get you out. you got out in 2014.cial immigrant visas. you got yours and were able to get out. your brother applied for a siv. a special immigrant visa in 2012? and he didn't get out until just now? what's the matter with the state department that they cannot get a siv written for people who obviously qualify within nine years? >> that tells you how the system has been. pete and i have been out on the frontline telling everyone this is not working. keep one thing in mind because my brother got out not because the system worked. but because we have to go around the system, around to get it done. had it been because of the process that was established and the process that was set up to get these folks out, he would have been still in afghanistan. it was -- it is still impossible to get folks out of there. that's just how dysfunctional this is. by the way this process was set up to get folks out of harm's way and within 9 to 12 months. brian: saboor, did you think this was going to end this way? >> no. not a cell, not a

ana marie cox, hayes brown, and pete dominick. pete, let me start with you.bout this. on one hand, covid obviously has changed the way we go to the movies. we take that as read. her lawsuit notes that the annual bonuses for disney's chairman and its ceo are tied to the performance of disney plus, the streaming service. so there's that economic aspect. part of me also thinks that maybe this is something that her representatives fell short on because they didn't negotiate it into her contract and they should have. but all of those things are kind of on my mind. how do you see this? >> again, as a man here, i think it's really important to hear my perspective. actually no, why don't we do this? women in film, los angeles, reframe and time's up issued a joint statement calling disney's characterization of scarlett johansson a gendered character attack. they said this gendered character attack has no place in a business dispute and contributes to an environment in which women and girls are perceived as less able than men to protect their own interests without faci

pete najarian? >> the realreal. the stock sold off people are buying.s call >> josh brown? >> pete, my fabulous jacket, realreal >> see nice >> josh brown. >> staying low in uber >> steve weiss looks like moderna >> moderna, there you go, stock. >> you don't have anything else to say about it? >> do i have to? self-evident truth stock is up tenfold and, yet it's only down 1%. that means there's a real, real reservoir of people looking to get. it goes higher >> like pete just put it away >> thanks for watching "the exchange" is next >> thanks, skotd i'm jon fortt in for kelly evans. the job report comes out tomorrow morning with companies unable to find workers, we'll look at current employment trends and talking with the ceo who has big partners like walmart and target about how to attract and retain. plus mask mandates and vaccination requirements we'll ask the ceo of papa johns. >>> and ships, rent, car trips and places you might want to skip markets headin

pete, hp and zinga what are you seeing?ght after your spot in the energy space which i know you no so well hem rick and payne trade bag $35 in june. pulled back significantly to 24. here at 26.25 today. and we have some 26.5 call buying out in september. 10,000 of those calls are getting bought out in september. 75 cents, very, very interesting to see that. i think that there is some upside here. the stock is well off the recent highs. i think this thing is ready to explode to the upside. secondly i have zinga. zinga on a couple of occasions for unusual activity ticked multiple times stock as at nine now buying 109,000 of the september nine calls doesn't take a lot of move here. and the inexpensiveness of the options, talking about 21 cents to 34 cents on the options to the upside, into the moves to the nines these accelerate to the upside i'm in both trade. i like them i have a lot of exposure in energy i think there is upside right now. >> hp is big contract trailer down 10 bucks from the summer. you wonder if the buying

pete is definitely right.ome of the stuff that they are saying. because they said people would die. >> yeah, and it doesn't really look like it. and, look, i am so happy that you are coming out and saying let's party and let's have fun and let's not scold and nag president obama because all those people were having great time and i think i give him extra points because, you know, he didn't really scale down but he took the opportunity, as you said, to disinvite nancy pelosi. and to me anybody who does that is very smart. the party was a lot better without her, i'm sure. and there she was trailing around martha's vineyard looking our wistful and trying to bump into him. look, i think good on him. the party was so much better. and, you know, we are all adults, it's the hypocrisy that gets us really. you know, who cares if president obama has an outdoor party at march that's vineyard and everyone is vaccinated and his friends and they take their own chances, it's when they then turn around and say oh, you have to

pete: it's not 8 days, jesse.tary personnel. apparently withdrawing them although we have 7,000 and we used to have 2500. they have to stay last. hopefully we found that lesson out. that he will take a couple days to retrograde our troops. you have four to five days and the white house still can't tell us who it is. this is just american citizens which should be number one. but how many afghan allies are we going to leave behind? i will tell you, this jesse, honestly not 45 minutes ago i got a text finally after sixnd s of the taliban of to facilitate this transthrirt get through gates. there is no plan. he got beat at taliban checkpoints. his 2-year-old daughter got beat at taliban checkpoints. if you don't have connections, you are not getting in. by august 31st we are stranding thousands of people, including citizens and that will be on joe biden if they give in to the taliban timeline. jesse: you connections, you need cash and a need a lot of luck. because who knows what kind of check point you are going to se

it's not going be our thing. >> is it pete's thing? from time to time, it's pete's thing.thing right now >> it hasn't been for a well and it's because it dropped off from where it was in term of activity to where it's become almost one of the other stocks out there. i know it's a meme stock i still know they have some volume but it's nothing like it was at the hay day at the begin of the year when it was that name in gamestop and several others yes they raised capital but they have an unbelievable amount of debt that is helping a little bit of that move from the memes to the upside at time and maybe a bit here as we're looking at it in the after hours. i don't know i look at this right now and i think of all the competition that's out there and it's not just the competition that's normal competition it's the trstreaming competitio and all of that. i think it's challenging spot for amc. i'll trade it but i'm not in it right now. >> other interesting questions from tremendous tail kplunts could there be a tie up with gamestop which could be the ultimate in meme stock it's li

pete norwegian, the co-founder of market rebellion.com. let's see where the trade is carl said it s&p only 20 points from a new high a gain of 0.5% the dow jones good for 175 hovering around the highs of the day just a bit off we are off the fourth negatives session in five for stocks michael, i thought it was interesting. you thought the market appeared tired. does that mean it's a rest before we wake up and carry on >> kind of, scott. we're up 17% year to date. a fabulous year. earnings have kept up. investors have done very well. cinema though is -- sentiment is blehp some say i don't like stocks right now when i hear that, that's music to my ears we've gone up a lot. it's a stock picker's market it's a time to need to know what you own and choose stocks very selectively. injury there are names out there that you can buy, scott. i have even thrown some on the website today for the "halftime report" we can talk about >> we will do that in a moment nice tease i appreciate that. josh brown, scott minert -- you asked him a question i know y

pete: you are right.nce of the taliban back to the soviets as well it held out from taliban rule 1996 to 2001. it's a beautiful region. it's geography is its advantage. only a few ways in and easily defendable. the leader of the northern alliance famously held out there. relative trying to do the same there. there are afghans that fled to the valley because they believe it can hold out against the taliban. my fear is with all of the equipment and all of the capabilities that we left behind, will they be able to hold out in that resistance there? think about that. trillions of dollars of advanced sophisticated weaponry didn't exist back when they were fighting the soviets or taliban when they were fighting a couple decades ago. it's a beautiful region with beautiful people. i know people i served with that almost took a vacation there curing our deployment because it's so safe. today it's under siege and i question whether the biden administration would do anything. what indication they would do anything.

pete, do we know anything about his age? >> no, i don't know his age. >> thanks to pete, clint and jim cavanaugh and all of you, thanks so much. we'll be keeping on top of this minute by minute. we want to also turn to a lot of other news and first and foremost now, afghanistan. president biden huddling again with his national security team today on the latest intelligence. he is on defense after telling abc news' george stephanopoulos that the chaos he saw play out at the kabul airport was inevitable in contrast to what the president had been saying for months. >> you don't think this could have been handled better in any way? no mistakes? >> no. i -- i don't think it could have been handled better. we'll go back in hindsight and look and getting out without chaos ensuing, i don't know how that happened. >> so for you that was always priced into the decision? >> yes. >> president biden and his advisers many of whom were against the withdrawal are denying reports that intelligence analyst his warned this could happen. >> the

pete williams what do you have for us? >> we are told that the man who has parked his pickup truck in front of the library of congress has surrendered to the police. it has been nearly five hours since this man drove his pickup truck in front of the library of congress, and then apparently called 911 trying to attract attention and as the police were responding began to broadcast live on facebook with a long list of government grievances. and he claimed to have a bomb, and he showed in a transmission from facebook, a device with a lump of clay and a blue button so one of the questions is if this is actually an explosive device, and so they didn't know for sure, and this is why such a large area around the capitol was shutdown. and now he is in custody, and he is maybe answering the question if whether it is a device or not, and even if he says it is a hoax, they will have to satisfy themselves that, that is the case. you are looking at pictures of him kneeling down on the ground and following the instructions to crawl away

pete? >> pete: i recommend you head over to fox nation.. sat down with four individuals working behind the scenes to get afghan american citizens back that one right there matt dobson he talks about being flip flops kitchen table 20 hours a day what's app. and signal to coordinate taliban checkpoints and help our allies get in when the government was turning their back. they reveal how they did it they are not the only ones. thousands like them. their stories are representative of legions of vets that come to the rescue. >> dana: i want to watch that. that's amazing. i didn't know that was happening. awesome to hear. i have a podcast up doesn't have anything to do with afghanistan. i talk with aimee mayo a country music singer songwriter mostly a legend. wrote a book talking to the sky which i loved up at fox news podcasts.com take a look there and greg, you are next. >> greg: gutfeld tonight we have emily compagno. buck sexton, kat timpf. greg animals fake news. fake news has infiltrated the animal world. take a look at this video right h

pete, i know you have been working the phones, what can you tell us? >> a pickup truck was stopped near the capitol and it drove on to the library of congress. it is hard to tell, but that on the upper right-hand corner of your screen you can see the foot of the capitol hill, you can see how widely an area has been blocked off. it is now in front of the library of congress, this is a block away from the u.s. capital. it's right near the cannon house office building, and the main library of congress building, the jefferson building, and they have both been evacuated. the reason for this is according to several law enforcement officials is the driver of the truck claims that he has an explosive device. we have been told by several officials that those near the truck have not seen a device. this is all based on what driver of the vehicle is claiming to have. you have to treat it like it is real and that's why you're seeing this response. it's based entirely of the claim of the driver. according to law enforcement officials they have not seen anything in t

we have pete earl, he's an economist at the american institute for economic research. and here in moscow we have sophia done. yes, she is a russia and c i s. economists at renaissance capital r, i cross roles. and in fact, that means you can jump in anytime you want. and i always appreciate it. we have 3 peters on the program here. so i'm going to be very specific location. we're going to peter in, in west and peter, i didn't want, you know, obviously i'm a news junkie. i'm always trying to figure out what's going on. i cover a wide brett, the media and there seems to be a lot of questions about the severity of the inflation that we're experiencing, how long it's going to last and actually where it's coming from. i know this is your yours, one of your great specializations and i compliment you. i see you all the time on a variety of programs. what is your take here? because if i can just add the little salt and pepper to it, it's been politicized as well. as usual, go ahead peter. well, you laid it out correctly and the intro inflation is attacks, and the source is gov

so short sighted, go ahead, pete, the great barrington. yeah, so i just, i need to mention this in economics. we sometimes talk about a signal extraction problem, right? so it can be difficult to determine what things are infecting money and goods. for example, we have the demand for goods and services. you have the demand for the dollar itself. we have inflationary effects, which makes no restrict you to reach my point is that it is undoubtedly true. we've had the largest increase in the money supply, and it's about time in history. but also we have the entire nation blocked down. as somebody reopen, basically the same time, we had a fixed amount of goods and services suddenly house upon by many tide, more consumers unusual. all right, so my point is i advocate being prepared, not panicking, having hedges, but the people been saying hyper inflation is right around the corner since 982. they haven't done a study. good. so be prepared. don't panic, especially when the data is still mixed in somebody inconclusive. ok, well, it's sophia here