pompeo: this became politics, not science. [laughter] mr. pompeo: i have been traveling.are angry --parents are angry about what school systems did to their children. whether the union bosses or the school boards, they denied their students the opportunity to learn sometimes for years, sometimes for longer, in an environment where they can absorb the information they needed to move from middle school into high school or third to fourth grade. it would be unprepared for that. you only get 12 years, right? and they took 8% or 12% of that away from these young people. it also gave a lot of parents a lot of insight. you saw this testimony by parents who were teaching their kids at home but had to go back to work. they got a chance to see these curriculums and i got to see them meeting their needs and the way it was often the classroom where they dropped them off in the morning or pick them up in the afternoon and got a chance to see the substance of what was being presented to the children and there is nothing like a mama bear who is not happy. [laughter] mr. pompeo: there we

pompeo: it became politics, not science. parents are angry about what school systems did to their children. whether it was the unions were school boards, they denied their students the opportunity to learn for in a year in an environment where they could move. you only get 12 years. they took 8% or 12% away. it gave parents a lot of insight. you saw testimony in the film by parents who were teaching their kids at home and then they had to go back to work and they got to see that the curriculum was not meeting their child's needs. they got to see the substance of what was being presented to their children and there's nothing like a mama bear who is in happy. there were a lot of unhappy mama bears. some of the state legislatures a new hampshire that made it happen, god bless you for doing it, you will make new hampshire better and it will give parents freedom to make good choices for their kids. ms. devos: parents had a window like never before on their kids education on many are displeased. over one million children never par

pompeo: it became politics, not science.arents are angry about what school systems did to their children. whether it was the unions were school boards, they denied their students the opportunity to learn for in a year in an environment where they could move. you only get 12 years. they took 8% or 12% away. it gave parents a lot of insight. you saw testimony in the film by parents who were teaching their kids at home and then they had to go back to work and they got to see that the curriculum was not meeting their child's needs. they got to see the substance of what was being presented to their children and there's nothing like a mama bear who is in happy. there were a lot of unhappy mama bears. some of the state legislatures a new hampshire that made it happen, god bless you for doing it, you will make new hampshire better and it will give parents freedom to make good choices for their kids. ms. devos: parents had a window like never before on their kids education on many are displeased. over one million children never parti

pompeo: it became politics, not science. parents are angry about what school systems did to their children. whether it was the unions were school boards, they denied their students the opportunity to learn for in a year in an environment where they could move. you only get 12 years. they took 8% or 12% away. it gave parents a lot of insight. you saw testimony in the film by parents who were teaching their kids at home and then they had to go back to work and they got to see that the curriculum was not meeting their child's needs. they got to see the substance of what was being presented to their children and there's nothing like a mama bear who is in happy. there were a lot of unhappy mama bears. some of the state legislatures a new hampshire that made it happen, god bless you for doing it, you will make new hampshire better and it will give parents freedom to make good choices for their kids. ms. devos: parents had a window like never before on their kids education on many are displeased. over one million children never par

pompeo is running for president. i think that's pretty clear -- >> what about the senators, rubio, hawley. how can have questions for milley and not have them for the people you told that didn't let you know that they knew? >> yeah. may i just say, i'm not sure pompeo would have communicated to those people or mark meadows that milley was calling the chinese because it was so standard operating procedure, so regular order, so by the book, it wasn't a big deal. >> yet pompeo pretends it could have been wrong and it's got to be investigated. >> i mean, look, it's really obvious this was a hit on milley. you got to call it straight and those guys have to answer questions now that they want to see milley answer. >> yeah. look, in politics in washington, we know there's ample ambition. everybody's got it. no one can deny it. hopefully there's principle too, and principle ought to outweigh ambition. when in the case of an aspiring presidential candidate ambition comes out on top of principle, it's bad news. >> you're talki

what really set mike pompeo, the new cia director off, was that vault 7 leak. on his watch, his agency. while pompeo have been somewhat dismissive of the russia allegations and assange's role in that, the vault 7 leak focused his energies on getting back at wikileaks and assange, at dismantling the organization. i was in the room when pompeo gave that speech in early april 2017 where he described for the first time wikileaks as a nonstate hostile intelligence service. i assumed, like many, it was some kind of rhetorical talking point, a line that pompeo had came up with. in fact, that designation internally open the door for the cia -- wasn't going to be briefed to capitol hill. these were offensive counterintelligence activities. the abduction plans come to basically snatch operation to take assange from the ecuadorian embassy. there was talk of assassination, although, we want to be clear that never was forwarded to the white house. that was internally within the cia. the abduction plans were. as part of a much broader multi prong cia attack on wikileaks that

here is mike pompeo. the biden team is trying to reboot trump's remain in mexico policy, but mexico didn't want to play. your reaction? >> we left him a perfectly good plan and in afghanistan and they turned that into chaos. left him a good plan to handle the southern border and maintain sovereignty. they ripped that up and i am confident they will blame our administration the same way had a did afghanistan. the american people can see. the humanitarian crisis is very significant. the burden it will place on the united states is real. schools will have to put these kids through school. it will deny the citizens and the kids that live there the education they need. and the "wall street journal" article, everybody person thinking maybe i should come, will see these haitians who came from central and south america who had been there quite a while. every person thinking about coming to the united states will see a green light and they will be released inside the united states. we are at the front end of a sig

we are also reaching out to mike pompeo.o-author of that report, michael isikoff, chief investigative correspondent for yahoo! news. this is a big one, michael, as i welcome you. let's talk about julian assange, who had been on the radar of u.s. intelligence agencies for years. what sparked these plans for literally an all-out war against him? >> right, right. you know, assange and wikileaks got a lot of attention after the 2016 election when it was revealed, you know, their role in getting emails that were hacked by russian intelligence and then were being published by wikileaks to damage the hillary clinton campaign. although that was viewed as quite serious and alarming by many top officials in the then-obama administration, mike pompeo, when he comes in as cia director, was not all that alarmed about what the russians had done in using wikileaks during 2016. but then, early in his tenure, wikileaks starts publishing these very sensitive hacking tools known as vault 7, details of some of the vault 7 hacking tools, and pom

pompeo also did not respond for a common.t of the london frigid courts did not to extradite him on multiple charges including violation of the espionage act. joining me now to discuss this is one of the office of the bombshell report, chief investigation for michael isikoff. >> michael good to have you back on the show, how was this plot actually flourished, and how would've damage u.s. foreign relation. there was so many countries at play here. the uk, australia, ecuador. >> well there were a series of proposals, ideas, plans that were flooded by the cia after the director mike pompeo. basically launch this all out war on wikileaks. it started at least in the public phase, in april of 2017, when pompeo gave his first top a cia director at a washington saying tank, and he referred to wikileaks as a hostile non state intelligence service. at the time, a lot of us thought that it was sort of a grab the talking point, click bait line that pompeo was using. it actually had significance inside the cia. because by designated we can

here is mike pompeo. the biden team has been trying to reboot trump's remain in mexico policy but mexico doesn't look like it wants to play. >> this is another example we left a perfectly good plan in afghanistan and they turned it into chaos, with respect to handle the southern border and kept our sovereignty, the humanitarian crisis and they are trying to get back to it. they will try to blame our administration as well but the american people can see these folks implemented their ideas poorly. the burden this will place on the united states is real, schools will have to take these kids and put them through school, huge burdens, the kids that live there, education they need and you mentioned the wall street journal article, every person thinking maybe i should come, we will see the haitians who often came from central and south america, they didn't just flee haiti in the last week or two and every single person thinking of coming to the united states illegally will see there is a green light and they wi

was elected president, by the previous president, republican donald trump through a secretary state pompeo, and direct negotiation with the taliban, to establish the deadlines that we are living by, and have lived by in the evacuation of afghanistan. the idea did not come with the new president, joe biden. the idea started under the previous republican president, donald trump who sent our secretary of state to directly negotiate with the taliban leaders. oneke of the things they negotiated, incidentally, i want to make a record of it, was the release of several prisoners at guantÁnamo the taliban wanted released. and president trump negotiated their release. and now, the republican leader in the senate comes and notes the fact that four of these releasees, prisoners, are now in positions of power in the towel band administration. uwell, of course that speaks for itself. but honesty would require us to note the fact they were released by president trump to the taliban and now have positions of authority. there is no blame to president biden on that score is far as i am concerned. to say we

it started at least in the public phase in april of 2017 when mike pompeo gave his first talk as cia he referred to wikileaks as a hostile non-state intelligence service. at the time a lot of us thought that was a grabby talking point, click bait line that mike pompeo was using. it actually had significance inside the cia because by designating wikileaks as a hostile intelligence service, it opened the door for the cia to do all sorts of stuff. >> yeah. >> offensive counter intelligence activities that would have otherwise required both the presidential finding and congressional oversight. but free of that designation, they drew up some pretty drastic and extreme plans. >> you have to encourage everyone to read that report. but you bring up an interesting report about that investigation because when we talk about wikileaks, it leads to the issue of freedom of the press. today that freedom of the press released this statement saying the cia is a disgrace. the fact it contemplated and engaged in so many illegalwikils is an outright scandal that should be investigated by congress and th

irate pompeo was the leader on this, did he even know?rces that say that donald trump did _ he even know? we have sources that say that donald trump did ask- he even know? we have sources that say that donald trump did ask at i he even know? we have sources that say that donald trump did ask at a i say that donald trump did ask at a meeting whether or not she could be assassinated. that is what he specifically denied and the story or statement that he gave to us for a story. in then he says something very curious. he believes that julian assange is being treated very badly. this is a return to the old donald trump who proclaimed, i love wikileaks during the 2016 election because wikileaks was publishing the russian intelligence emails and the other emails offer the benefit of hurting hillary clinton and helping donald trump. hurting hillary clinton and helping donald trump-— hurting hillary clinton and helping donald trum-. ., ~' ,, ., _, donald trump. thank you for coming on. stay with us on bbc news is that how a satellite launch just o

it was former secretary of state, fox news contributor mike pompeo. i want to give you an opportunity to respond. in this excerpt that was put out by the washington post, it says even some of trump's most loyal advisors privately expressed concern after the election and suggested mike pompeo told milley that trump was in a dark place right now. milley had just won gold ensuring the peaceful power transfer of power and he told you, milley telling pompeo, we got a plane, four engines. we have got no landing gear. but we are going to plant this plane and we are going to clean it safely. i have known you a long time, mr. secretary. is that true? >> i have no recollection of the conversation like that. we were about to head over the ridge of foreign policy to this administration. we have seen what that means for the united states of america. if someone asks, what was i excited about january 20th and the fact that we were no longer we were no longer going to have the capacity to secure american freedom? what is important to know is all this has the predicat

working with and negotiating with the taliban started with president trump and secretary of state pompeo under the president. as to whether the situation and the evacuation was entirely avoidable, i'm not sure there was a playbook left by president trump when he left office as to how he would have handled that evacuation. and i will say this for president biden -- i believe, as he did, that it was time for this war to come to an end. 2,461 american body bags, american lives lost in the war in afghanistan, more than 20,000 of our troops seriously injured during the course of that war, $2 trillion spent, 20 years, a war that seemed like it would never end, and we spent most of that money in and the effort -- in an effort to build up an afghan security force that would take care of itself so that america could come home. and what happened? as soon as the united states said there will be an end to this, sadly, many of these afghan soldiers, uniformed, paid for and equipped by the united states taxpayers, threw their guns down and surrendered. and then of course the administration of the gove

o'brien is the cochairman of the nixon sarah mark -- seminar where we discussed affairs along with pompeoour guest of honor this morning, house gop leader mccarthy was elected to congress in 2006. he has been the leader of the republican party in the house since 2019. before that he served in the california state legislator. ambassador o'brien is from a different part of the state, we are glad you are here. the birthplace of former president nixon. tens of thousands of americans have been through trauma and the last couple of weeks and of course, 2400 have died in afghanistan, tens of thousands wounded including 13 marines who lost their lives, who lost their lives in afghanistan just two weeks ago. it is a somber occasion and i begin with mr. mccarthy, a few questions, you saw the president's speech last night. this morning the politico headline about afghanistan reads biden tries to shift blame on afghanistan and", i am absolutely appalled and bitterly horrified --", i am absolutely pulled in -- appalled. we have failed that no failed mission. another white house official said the missi

in the summer of 2020, the secretary of state pompeo came to announce the policy of distrust.s outlining a new policy. this has deeply damaged our ability. the new administration came in and cut off an arms sale. it cut off the saudi arabian arms sale. has anyone talked to you from the white house about what we need to do to reestablish the credibility? we have to do some things that are very public right away. >> as a nation, you want to work together. i am going to have differences with the administration. when it comes to putting america on the best footing, we will work well together but they have not come to us at all. i have reached out numerous times. i went to nancy pelosi on the 75th anniversary of normandy. you walk and you see those gravestones and you wonder what we could have done as a nation prior to that so they would not have to die. looking forward, what can we do so we could not put ourselves in the position. i ask if we could put a committee together, from every part, anyone number of her publicans and democrats. i finally got them to agree. we had the washi

secretary of state mike pompeo says he is in a very dark place right now, and there's a showdown betweenn-attorney general bill barr and president trump, and he sort of confronts trump about his chances of getting re-elected and he says to trump, they just think you're an -- you can read on the screen what he says. but -- >> we got it, yeah. >> -- the number of shouting matches, the -- word is used in this book more than i would say every quin ton tarantino movie, "the big lebowski" and another combined, it really shows how milley came to the point he was at because of just explosion after explosion. >> jamie, it is fascinating. obviously it is not just the expletives that got all of these officials' attention. >> yeah. >> it was just the behavior and the seeming unhinged quality that is depicted, that you describe and bob woodward. jamie, stay with us, if you would. >> sure. >> we are joined by cnn global affairs analyst susan glasser, a staff writer for "the new yorker." and retired general mark hertling. general, i will start with you because all of the stuff about obviously have the

next, the former secretary of state, mike pompeo speaks at an event on school voucher policies hosted by the club for growth. >> hello. i am david mcintosh, president of the club for growth. welcome to the national forum on school choice. i want to think everyone at the theater. they've done a great job of helping us get set up. it's great to be in concorde. all of you from the granite state, thank you for bringing us here. we have an exciting program i cannot wait to present. club for growth

withdrawal, and this morning, the first interview with former secretary of state mike pompeo. what he's saying about former president trump's deal with the taliban long before the chaos in kabul. >>> plus, the new turmoil behind the scenes at "jeopardy!" >>> the new pests wreaking havoc in the u.s. the danger posed by the spotted lantern fly. >>> and later the weatherman and the unexpected interruption from his dog. >>> good wednesday morning, everyone. we begin with the wildfire emergency in northern california at this hour. >> flames described as a hundred feet high are just miles from lake tahoe. the caldor fire is now surrounding popular tourist locations. new video shows firefighters racing to save the kirkwood ski resort south of lake tahoe. >> a photographer for "the new york times" capturing this image, a firefighter in his badly damaged truck. overnight we learned two firefighters have been hospitalized with burns. abc's christine sloan has the latest. >> reporter: this morning mandatory evacuation orders around lake tahoe are expanding as a massive wildfire approache

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you heard secretary pompeo. it wasn't there. pompeo would have seen. i would have seen it.ident would have seen it. if they didn't see it wasn't there about chinese intentions. so i need to make something up to say why i called somebody. i believe this, john. mark milley made a mistake if it's true what is reported in the book. i can't imagine colin powell doing this or joe myers. it's just wrong. >> john: we will find out more about what mark milley was asked to do and what he did when he appears before the senate armed serbses committee on the 28th of this month. >> dana: john, supreme court justice clarence thomas issued a warning to the media. about a texas abortion law. more than 100 americans stranded in afghanistan. we are in kabul next. >> were in the states and came here to get your family out? >> yes, i did what i had to do to get my family out. ced their lowest rate ever. the two and a quarter refi. two and a quarter percent. just 2.48 apr. save thousands every year. people with moderate to severe psoriasis, are rethinking the choices they make like the splash th

will hear from a journalist that the former cia director mike pompeo refuses to confirm or deny at 2017 murder plot against julian assange. but say that whatever happened, he's not sorry it did. the current wiki league ball said the revelation shows his son, his life would be in danger if he were sent to america. its fate when he was ground would be in the hands of those who were planning to kill ah, from moscow to the world. this is our t, thanks for choosing us for your global news update today. i mean, and russia has slammed you too for deleting ortiz, german language channels, over alleged community guideline violations. the foreign ministry believes the move couldn't have happened without approval from the german government. russia's media regulator is now threatening to block the u. s. video sharing platform. the actions of the video platform youtube against those channels violate the key principles of free distribution of information and unhindered access to it. if the owners of youtube disregard the warning from russ kinetzer russian law allows for the full or partial blocking o

we have not gotten a response yet from mike pompeo but he was the driving force in this.port, you know, not just -- he was embarrassed by what happened to the cia, so much so that he didn't even want to brief president trump on it. he was afraid it would make him look bad. he was told he had to do so. trump says a very interesting comment for this story, while denying that he ever requested information about a possible assassination. he says assange has been treated unfairly. this is the guy his own administration then later indicted and now here trump is reverting to his earlier sympathy for julian assange and wikileaks no doubt remembering all the help they gave him in the 2016 election. >> you said it, this is jason bourne stuff. everyone should read this article right now. it is deeply fascinating. michael isikoff, thank you very much. >> sure enough, thank you. >>> and "new day" continues right now. >> i'm brianna keilar alongside john berman on this "new day." the active threat to america's

shared immediately with mark meadows, who was then the chief of staff of the white house and mike pompeong has shown that that was part of what milley referred to as land the plane phone calls after the election because his own advisers, meadows, and pompeo, were so concerned about donald trump and the uncertainty and instability of the u.s. government at that time. >> susan, one more question about your reporting because you have covered general milley so much, there was this riveting moment where congresswoman blackburn was trying to basically, i think out him for talking to some reporters and he wasn't shying away from admitting it. so listen to this moment. >> general milley, yes or no to this, did you talk to bob woodward or robert costa for their book "peril." >> wood ward, yes, costa, no. >> did you talk about alone can i fix it. >> yes. >> did you talk to michael bender for his book, frankly we did win this election, the inside story of how trump lost. >> yes >> and were you accurately represented in these books? >> i haven't read any of the books. >> senator blackburn was going

i think secretary pompeo is exactly right.sition with the taliban especially trying to get the remaining americans and afghans that have helped us. and the point about military equipment there, that military equipment, i believe, is going to fall into the hands of the wrong people. it will be used against the united states9 and our interests. we will regret the day that we left behind that equipment for others to use. elizabeth: well, it's basically funding a terror state, and i don't think the u.s. taxpayer wants that. congressman rob wittman, thank you so much. we appreciate it. >>> you're watching the fox business network. up next, former top economic adviser to president trump, back with us is stephen moore. look at this, democrat senator joe manchin, looks like he's stopping biden's big plan saying, democrats, you've got to hit the pause button on the a massive spending you want to do. plus, we've got that big miss of that august job sws number. what the heck was that about? it came in much weaker than anybody expected. w

a such pompeo did make it clear, though, that whatever the trump administration hushed, he's not sorry. i couldn't tell you who they have is their sources, but the sources didn't know what we were doing. i make no apologies for the fact that we and the administration were working diligently to make sure we were able to protect this important sensitive information from whether it was cyber in russia or the chinese military. or anyone who was trying to take this information away from us, the yahoo news report of the plan to abductor and potentially kill julian assange made global headlines this week after it was corroborated by several former officials. but the story isn't new. it was 1st revealed last year by journalist max blumenthal in an investigation for his website. the great, so he spoke to the program earlier. what i reported relied on not just the testimony of intelligence officers who often lie, but on internal documents from the spanish contractor that the ca appears to have been relying on to spy on julian assange and his associates. inside the ecuadorian embassy in london th

. >> where is mike pompeo when we need him. we have the secretary of state so totally clueless he makes neville chamberlain look like patton in comparison. tony blinken is that dumb and a complete fool, no clue about the real world, no clue or understanding at all about the enemy that is the taliban. he expects terrorists to uphold antiterrorism commitment, lectures them on woke nest, inclusiveness, expect sharia loving telling to protect the rights of women and girls, you are not seeing any of the beatings we are showing almost nightly? >> blinken himself has admitted salad and are blocking afghan rescue flights potentially carrying american citizens. >> florida governor on the sentence cracking down on cities and counties pushing vaccine mandates in his state, the governor announcing a $5,000 fine for infraction could add up to millions in penalties for some leaders aiming to mandate the vaccine. >> i don't support mandates at all but if you're doing mandates, if you're really following science you would acknowledge natural i

you think mike pompeo and president trump had no interaction whatsoever when it comes to negotiatingwithdrawal? are you also send they should have negotiate with them even though it was obvious the taliban was in charge? >> look, there are a lot of things here. i'm not placing blame on democrat or republican. kennedy: yes you are. >> number one the military are telling us the afghan military was not ready or prepared and would never be ready. we knew we had to get out we never should have gone in there. >> we did not know these people is never going to work. >> we lost dollars, we lost lives for what? at the end of the day every family overtook the taliban we would leave an area, they would resurface again place before that's not really. >> isis-k is an offshoot of this place before we are screwed, thanks president obama. the panels going to stick around you better believe it. write a present biden facing a crisis of confidence over his handling of afghanistan, foreign policy experts to u.s. credibility have diminished as world leaders perceive the biden administration is weak and fe

mike pompeo spoke of iran's illegitimate contacts with the tora bora group, some groups that experts believe our taliban -- our taliban splinter groups. that is not clear. what is clear is that iran had relations with both the government and the taliban. for instance in july, tehran hosted a meeting of the acting government representatives and a high level taliban political delegation and a day after the taliban took control of kabul, the president of iran described the withdrawal as a military failure, adding that it must become an opportunity to restore security, lives, and peace in afghanistan. it backs efforts to restore peace to afghanistan, adding that as a neighboring nation, iran invites all groups to reach a national agreement. taliban have reassured countries in the region not to worry but some countries such as iran are -- to a g cassette -- to dig biggest on are concerned already. iran warned the taliban to be the part of the future solution, not the whole, but now the , taliban has seized control of all of the countries strategic province, and we know there's been animos

elected president by the previous president republican donald trump through his secretary of state pompeo in direct negotiations with the taliban to establish the deadlines that we are living by, have lived by in the evacuation of afghanistan. the idea didn't come with the new president joe biden. to directly negotiate with the talibany leaders one of the things they negotiated incidentally -- i want to make a record of this -- is the release of several prisoners at guantÁnamo the taliban wanted released and president trump negotiated the release and now the republican leader in the senate comes to note the fact that four of these are now in positions of power in the taliban and administration. of course that speaks for itself but honesty would require us to note the fact they were released by president trump to the taliban and now have positions of authority. there isde no blame on that scoe as far as i am concerned. to say that we were naÏve to the taliban is to ignore the obvious. president trump negotiated an would hold to be deadline for leaving afghanistan the forces were spared dur

maria: joining me right now former secretary of state mike pompeo.ry, good to see you this morning. good morning to you. secretary: good morning, maria, thanks for having me on the show this morning. maria: your thoughts on the missed drone strike killing civilians. the latest upset from this withdrawal from afghanistan that was obviously botched and not planned. secretary: well, maria, it's a tragedy that civilians were killed and to the families and those around them, my apologies, we pray for them, this was just another example, it looked like they were in a rush and hurry. you can see the political pressure. one thing that drove deadline that president biden set, cap of the number of troops that could be there so that we could secure american departure and equipment. these were political decisions driven down to the military and i'm confident that the military was under enormous pressure and biden said we would strike back at the one who is killed 13 americans. this is just another piece of an evacuation that was driven by politics and not puttin

i asked this question of secretary pompeo: what are they supposed to do when people are trying to push their way across the border illegally? what is the okay way to encourage them not to go forward across the border when they are confronted that way? >> my field of expertise the proper way to do is will come out of this investigation. [inaudible]. we come to humane understanding. i want to acknowledge the photographer of that photo said it was miscontrued. i hope we wait for the outcome of the investigation before jumping to conclusions. there has to be a better way. if it just took a few days to clear the thousands underneath the bridge, we can move faster on these issues and get people into detention centers, processed in a way that gets the best outcome. i don't know if that's catch and release or what will happen there. people not showing up for court dates, that's not what happens. the majority do so up. they want to become american citizens. they might be seeking economic opportunities, about we have jobs for these people. jobs that americans don't want to do. i want to make sur

second case just after the storming of the capital, everyone else would be looped and including mike pompeosecretary of state and the chief of staff at the white house. donald trump has also called mark milley a traitor for speaking to his chinese counterpart. laura: to the u.k. which is in the grip of a fuel crisis. gas stations are running out. amid panic buying, the army is on standby to deliver gas. simon jack has the latest. >> think this drivers responding to reports of fuel shortages. it is a crisiof confidence that is having real-world consequences. debbie moulton was verbally abused while filling up petrol cans on the road as some have been delayed, waiting to refuel. >> the first call is at seven. she got to the client at a quarter to eight so she was 45 minutes late for the person who could not get out of bed until we were there. they were uncomfortable, in bed, needing their meds. >> 16% of stations are fully stocked compared to 10%, far below the 40% considered normal. >> supplies are coming back onto the four thoughts. when you really needt. there has been no acute shortage so

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you just heard from former secretary pompeo there.t was a completely different ball game when donald trump was in the white house. there is a reason that we could make deals with people like china. it's because they believed that donald trump meant what he said. there is a reason that people did not mess with the united states of america. it's because they knew if they did, we would retaliate. now, what do we have? we have a president who makes us look ridiculous on the world stage, is an embarrassment. can't get through a speech without a tell prompter. avoids the press, much different as well, if you compare that with donald trump who took on every single question he was asked at every opportunity every time he went to marine one, every chance he got. he was incredibly transparent. >> sean: more than he should have. >> most transparent president in history. >> sean: people would argue he talked to the press more than he should have. they didn't deserve all that time. >> yes. that's probably right. and now we're embarrassed. now our

coming up, former secretary of state mike pompeo is here on the china threat and the consequences toome from handing over there strategically located and fortified bagram airbase to the taliban as congressman michael mccall told us on this program last week. >> thegr reason why it is so important is because it's a national security asset for the united states or it was so the taliban take it over, this provided eyes and ears not only in afghanistan, but china, russia and iran. they are now emboldened. we can't see. we're going dark now and that's very dangerous. the administration talks about over-the-horizon capabilities. this is like six, eight hours away in qatar, uae. bagram, the loss of bag rap, i can't -- bagram, i can't emphasize how destructive this is. maria: as the biden administration promises green cars for afghan refugees, the southern border is overflowing with migrants. there are 15,000 people waiting to apprehended under one bridge in del-rio, texas. joe biden's refusal to close the border as terrorist want-to-bees join the fight, as michael waltz predicted last week.

pompeo came down and had asked for the walls to be put up because the national guard, secret service,etropolitan police were all being bombarded during black lives matter protests, and many people were hurt during those. and, there was a debacle about getting better protection for the white house, and i think even president trump was taken down to the bunker as the protesters were getting close. and, they had difficulty getting the walls up during that time. so i felt that that was a precursor to what was happening around the country, as well as what was happening, then what happened on january 6. i felt, for my friends who did attend the rally, they said they went there to peacefully protest. they did not even realize what was going on with the people who did enter the building. and, then there was another caller who called in and was having a little bit of trouble speaking. i think what he meant to say was that c-span has not had any of the people who were attending the rally, and letting them speak about their experience. host: our phone lines are open every day, so if someone atte