psaki: no. it is the acting fda head and eight of our health and medical experts from agencies, not the white house who put out this statement making this recommendation because they believe you need to come forward and we support with data when it is available and make that available to the american people. make sure the american people understand and know that there could be a winning efficacy of these vaccines and that is where they recommend it. imagine if they had not come out and shared that was their view and this is where it might be headed. it needs to go through a process. they have said that in every single statement they have made publicly. we believe the american people are smart and they are paying attention and they would want to know that boosters might be something that goes through a process that are recommended and they might be something you should plan for once you get to a certain set of months past your second-best nation -- your second vaccination. reporter: i had one mor

psaki: no. jeff. >> jen, is the white house satisfied with opec's decisions today to continue gradual increases in output? and can you give us a sense of what communication or contact the u.s. has had with opec members about that? sec. psaki: that's a great question, jeff, i will have to talk to brian deese and our economic team about our exact reaction, i want to get that right, and also whether we're satisfied with the actions they announced. i will get that to you and anyone else interested after the briefing? did you have another question? >> i did, one on zelensky. sec. psaki: sure. >> president zelensky said in the oval office today that he was eager to hear president biden's vision for the ukraine's chances of joining nato. and he also said he'd like a timeframe for that. what is president biden's vision right now and does he have a timeframe? sec. psaki: well, i think it's important for people to understand, not you necessarily, but everyone out there that this is not a decision that the

psaki: of course we are worried. in other states, where there is a movement for women to have access and efforts, we believe they will be copycatted. this is why the president believe this is urgent and why the president is urging his team to find out what options are. >> who will be the taliban's main partner? how will they leverage the behavior? [indiscernible] sec. psaki: as the president has said many times, and i will repeat, there are a few countries that want us to stay in afghanistan more than shiny -- china and russia. our own u.s. military and our own financial assets and options were tied up. our leverage over the taliban is a range of things. one is the global marketplace, which is not just china, but it is the money that is in the federal reserve that is also the afghan government's money that they do not have access to. it is working with a coalition of 100 countries around the world that have signed the statement on what their expectations are of the taliban. it is working with the u.s. security counci

jen psaki: well, first congresswoman dingle. dingle is a friend of the president's, a friend of this white house is and we work in close partnership with her on our agenda. but i will say that the president has spoken over the last several days with a range of different voices. but he knows the most constructive role he can play in this moment is working to unify democrats on a path forward, and a huge part of that is working toward an agreement to get 50 votes in the senate, and clearly it doesn't require me telling you that his meetings with senator cinema, with senator manchin are part of that effort and those objectives. i would note that i just saw congresswoman jaipal on television conveying something similar to what i just said, which is that that's a constructive role for him to be playing in this moment. i can also assure you that the president looks forward to speaking with, continuing to work with congresswoman dingell and a range of members of the caucus. but right now he's focused on what the most constructive role

that was what jen psaki said. the hope of the president is to go forward. think there is also a question that jen psaki did not answer, which was -- who bears responsibility for what happened? did the americans do this voluntarily, knowing that the french would be outraged? did they miss the outrage? did they not see it coming? if that is the case, how did the state department -- how did they not see this coming from the french and from the europeans? she did hint to the fact that there would be some lessons learned from this whole week. >> thank you very much indeed. next, let's turn to the iran nuclear deal, struck in 2015 of course in vienna, all but scuppered by donald trump with a unilateral decision to withdraw the u.s. and we impose sanctions on the iranians. these sanctions were called a weapon of war by iran's president on tuesday. this wednesday, iran has been in talks with its middle east neighbors on the edge of the united nations general assembly. this follows a meeting between the iranian foreign minister and the eu on tuesday, the eu firmly b

if you listen to jen psaki, there are u.n. observers on our border. are not looking at an illegal immigrants crisis or a problem. it's the safe and orderly movement of people, human rights that supersedes the rights that are enshrined in the constitution. you have a wave of irregular migration. it's not illegal anymore. that language has been removed. what is the purpose? you had biden at the u.n. and the u.n. said it's 1.2 billion refugees who have human rights to migrate in a safe fashion and need to be protected. we will have waves after the earthquake in haiti which is what secretary mayorkas blamed on this. what is hidden beneath this, they are not doing what they are saying. they say the border is closed. it's not closed. they don't want to you see it. today what they were having to do. they were bringing migrants in buss to del rio. to those transport planes. most of the press can't see. you can't film it. you can't show the american people what is happening. homeland security investigated and tactical agents were showin up in force. they had t

jen psaki seized on it. they want to talk about a hoax that the media created. >> greg: first this thing about joe says it's under control. is control what he calls a bridge? it's all under that bridge. again, he thought the afghanistan withdrawal was under control. he thought the drone strike was under control. he thought inflation was under control. one thing we know is under control, joe biden. he's under the control of the hard left who are bent on remaking society. he's an empty vessel. that's why you're seeing these consequences. the biggest point to the hoax. the press and jen psaki is going after the border patrol for doing their job because biden and the enabling media wouldn't do their job. this never would have happened if they had been kept up with our coverage at fox of all of this harrowing footage, nonstop footage. they had to wait for the one image to manufacture a story out of one image. it's a consequence of their own corruption. what does that remind you of? the media and the democrats ign

jen psaki says we'll properly vet them. how do you do that with the large number of afghan refugees we're talking about here? >> exactly. we were told that by the administration that everyone before they set foot onto american soil would be vetted. i know there are parolees coming in. the once that have large in part passed the vetting process but may not have been finalized. we need to make sure they are properly vetted, have the right documentation. according to the siv program. i was part of a letter instructing our agencies to make sure that they were getting the siv process in place fully in place so that we could start getting the vetting done and get our afghan partners into the united states. but again, they are supposed to be vetted before they come to the united states. but it is disheartening that so many of those that do qualify were left behind by president joe biden. >> julie: senator joni ernst, thank you very much. have a great weekend. democrats 3.5 trillion spending proposal causing a civil war in the part

>> didn't clear it with jen psaki. minister needs to ask permission from jen psaki and the president's chief and letters around taking questions. wife the press secretary telling our president he should not answer questions about the drone strike that killed 10 civilians including 7 children ahead of the fda and scientists on booster shots or why he hasn't visited the border as president where it is clearly a crisis. a poll out recently found a majority of americans don't believe president biden, this is their words, competent, focused or effective enough to be president. extremely difficult to reverse those perceptions especially when you have a president that runs from reporters at a time when accountability for his decisions is demanded and gallup had a poll out yesterday, dropped 18 points in the span of three months among independents, people that decide elections, this is a freefall like we've never seen before. more than his press secretary selling his agenda on trillions of new spending or a police reform, he n

h>> sean: all right, this is like most watched tv, you and jen psaki every day. and your dad and i have been here celebrating our 25th anniversary. you are making us look bad by being so good in that correspondence room. we are proud of you. thank you for sharing it. you have been doing a great job, peter, thank you very much. return to sara carter once again live in del rio, texas. this is a place apparently joe biden has not been to what we can determine his entire life. we can't get a full answer and kamala harris never went near the action and stayed away as far as possible. what is the latest, sarah? >> hey commit sean a method del rio border station in right behind mee some horses, these ae horses the boater patrol agents would use on patrol and now they have been suspended and taking a break behind me here. the agents are actually still working but they have been halted from riding the horses. the administration has stopped that pier there is an ongoing investigation out here. but what i can tell you is that border patrol agents just like h peter doocy has

you saw psaki walk away as she wrapped up. we go to "mering reports." >> criticism from both sides of the aisle raining down on biden's handling of the border crisis. the white house and homeland security struggle for answers. good afternoon. >> john: good to have you back. >> sandra: good afternoon. the white house says most of the haitian migrants are being deported but multiple reports dispute just that, and there are thousands of migrants being released from the camp with destinations unknown with noticing telling them to appear in court within 60 days. jen psaki was pressed on this just moments ago. >> there are 15,000 mirpts under the del rio brink on saturday. if you add up the ones that you say were expelled or released, that's 5,000. where is everybody else? >> i'm happy to get a rundown for you from department of homeland security. >> john: remember michael mccall will weigh in on this. >> dana: first to bill, on the ground reporting in del rio, texas, for us. bill, we just heard a lot from the administration. not su

so when jen psaki says removal proceedings, she actually means released.moofl proceedings equal release. it's all a word salad. now, to be clear, that means the vast majority of the illegal residents of bidenville will soon be illegal residents of the united states. that's what it's come to. kindly asking illegal immigrants to turn themselves in to an ice office on their own time frame, pretty please. and we know from past experience that the vast majority will never do this. and the administration knows this. they want more illegals. and it's not just in del rio. president biden is looking to spread the crisis all along the border as dhs is now sending bidenville residents to el paso, laredo the rio grande valley and even flying some to tucson, arizona for processing. well, i should say removal proceedings, which i really mean released. with a plane ticket to the destination of their choice. maybe your hometown. so while biden and his open border handlers are making it impossible for border patrol to actually, i don't know, control the border, maxine wate

jen psaki playing defense after president biden admits he doesn't like feeling off-topic questions.: joe concha, isn't it the job of the presidency to work for the american people and be totally transparent. a lot of crises and a lot of situations are going on and a lot of things the public deserves asking too. >> she and the administration will always be transparent, and along those lines. not always on point, the president is bad that some reporters, some had the other audacity to cover issues where he is struggling mightily which is basically every issue on the economy, on rising crime a big police retirement problem. police reform fails recently. on immigration a big open border problem. numbers are on pace to eclipse 2.3 million people entering the country illegally, that matches the population, a fourth largest city in houston, and attack border patrol agents and a story smearing them wielding braces, after it is debunked. in afghanistan, another debacle, jen psaki wants the press to obey, only ask, it is why, that he follows when he does the press conference. and turned his b

i asked jen psaki earlier today, what the discrepancy is, where these people went. she offered a more fruitful description from dhs. so, we expect to get that at some point tomorrow, but the math just does not add up, and this is a president who, throughout the campaign and the transition, because he did not think the last president was giving into the american people straight, joe biden made a point, event after event and speech after speech, to say the job of an american president is to give it to the american people straight from the shoulder. he stole that quote from roosevelt, just give it to you straight from the shoulder. and, you know, about his past remarks come he said what he said, but he has not said anything about this in almost a week, and you mentioned it, it has been a week since we found out that was a bad drone strikes, since the booster program went bad, and since these people were just piling up in squalid conditions under the border in texas, and he has not addressed it in any kind of meaningful way since then, and we don't have anything on the

i was assured by jen psaki of course it is. they are coordinating with the taliban. no avoiding the fact the taliban are the only game in a town where dozens, if not hundreds of americans were left when the president decided it was time for troops to leave. >> the secretary of state said there are tloiments what we can do without personnel on the ground. you said we're not on the ground. >> you're right. >> whose fault is that? >> i don't think this is about fault here. >> no finger pointing. instead a six-point plan but not about this. the president is going to talk about covid-19 today. that's the topic today. >> harris: he missed his own deadline on that as well with july 4th. i guess if all you can toggle to is a pandemic it gets tough. american people will be perched to see if he can pull us out of either one of these situations. the brand-new taliban government already cracking down on dissent. they announced yesterday it would ban any protests or slogans that it does not approve. it also revived the dreaded ministry of vice and virtue for brutality against wil

we will listen to that when jen psaki begins. biden administration to resign or be fired. the general is here to react liven moments. in biden tax and spending spree. way cat scans get their messaging together on whether your taxes will grow go up as a result. a big couple of hours coming up live on "america reports" at th top of the hour. >> now the constitution in the declaration of independence in even the bill of rights have trigger warnings for the national archives site is now warning readers these documents may contain quote unquote harmful language. the new warnings over america's founding documents is coming just two months after the national archives decided there were rotunda that housed the document is an example of structural racism. joey jones. >> who are these people? who are these people that are upset by this. you're into the building to put things in see the combination o the positive aspects they have rather than the bad things of the individuals. i can understand that some of our founding fathers owned slaves,

jen psaki took questions on a variety of questions including with peter doocy.he president was challenged on the drone strikes in afghanistan killing children and not the isis-k targets. david is live on the north lawn. she took a lot of questions including the relationship with china, france, vaccine for kids and market selloff. dow off 750 points at this hour. >> just a few important topics. peter doocy inside asking on some of the three most pressing right now. boosters, the border and afghanistan. getting to boosters president biden came out a month ago saying wait 8 months after your last shot. then you are eligible to get a booster. he hoped that the fda would approve this by the week of september 20th. that's this week. the fda panel last week said they don't see any official need for boosters. however that could be changing. press secretary jen psaki said the president is not getting ahead of anything, just planning for different scenarios. when it comings to the border and relateing to covid, the white house came out with a new policy announcing that pe

we will be -auttin secretary jen psaki. we will be putting in place _ secretary jen psaki.in place strict - secretary jen psaki. we will be | putting in place strict protocols secretary jen psaki. we will be i putting in place strict protocols to prevent the spread of, 19 from international travellers, requiring aduu international travellers, requiring adult foreign nationals travelling today and it is to speak fully vaccinated. obviously this is the conclusion of the policy process on that particular issue, an important one facing people across the road. the prime minister was in new york. this was his reaction. they will be able to there by thanksgiving, i think the group working — thanksgiving, i think the group working at hard at it, and i think the president for the progress we have been able to make. yes, we have done it_ have been able to make. yes, we have done it faster — have been able to make. yes, we have done it faster than we expected, but that's_ done it faster than we expected, but that's thanks to the hard work of our team — that's thanks to the hard work o

jen psaki tweeted it was russian disinformation.nt biden said during the debate it was russian disinformation and no one called him out. we know it was not. "politico" published articles saying it was russian disinformation and they confirmed now it wasn't. why doesn't anybody ask joe biden about it or jen psaki about this in her press briefing? maybe they will today. >> harris: you have to assume they're reading this. when you have the role that adam schiff plays in handling intelligence, just a quick thought on how interesting it is that he comes forth with a legal defense. >> adam schiff is completely discredited. this is a guy who went out and was the prime liars in the russia collusion hoax saying donald trump was an agent of the russian government. he said and implied because he was chairman of the intelligence committee he had seen evidence the rest of us couldn't. when mueller released the report nofn it was true. i don't listen to schiff. he is a joke. >> harris: i want to get the john durham indictment. national security a

>> secretary psaki: let me reiterate some things for anyone is concerned.he nih director, and the director -- dr. fauci, they made a clinical judgment that boosters would be needed and announced a plan to begin them in september subject of course to the fda and cdc processes to continue. we also know there needs to be a plan in place to implement these booster shots around the country. i will tell you that this was a recommendation made by our nation's leading health experts based on mounds and mounds of data. there will be a final piece of this process that will be seen through but our responsibility and objective is to save more lives, protect more people, and as soon as the data and the science made clear that boosters can do that, we want to put that information out to the public. >> reporter: for that rollout, is that a firm date? >> secretary psaki: it is based on and subject to the final cdc and fda processes, yes. >> reporter: a call in july between president biden and former president of afghanistan ghani, was the president aware that the taliban w

jen psaki saying they don't intend to say.ssociated press say they are releasing them into the u.s. by thousands. jen psaki blamed trump for inhumane conditions. your take on all of this. >> that is such poor leadership. look i'm a leader of an agency. when we mess up we have to own it, we have to take responsibility for it. i don't get a chance to blame the old guys. that is what they need to do to take responsibility. their pride won't let them. they frankly don't know -- i think they're in over their head or they are purposely creating such chaos in this country and i have no other choice to believe that they're trying to destroy this country and that should be alarming to every american out there. elizabeth: sheriff mark lamb, quite a thing to say but you know we're going to say on it. we hear your frustration. we understand it but we hear the same thing from border patrol. they just don't get it. they don't understand -- >> proof is in the pudding, liz. elizabeth: final word. >> the proof is in the pudding. they continue

jen psaki said it's under investigation by the ig. the secretary is horrified and said they weaponized horses. how do you think that investigation will turnout? do you think they will have a fair investigation? absolutely not. i am tired of politicians. they don't talk about the 8,000 lives that border patrol saved or talk about the officers who died of covid because they are ignoring title 42. they haven't talked about the officer where the bus was overtaken. >> laura: they don't care. they care more about non-citizens than the average working man and woman in the united states. that's a fact. we have been talking about this for 20 years. this is now obvious to every american. they are panicked that men of color are turning away from the democrat party. they need a new constituency. they hope a constituency that may be dependent on the government. that's what they need and cheap labor. >> it's about cheap labor for biden's wealth's backers and about new votes. it's about hurting the people the working class people that make this coun

david: the scientists at the fda know a hell of a lot more about science than jen psaki or president biden do. >> they said it's too early to push the boosters for the entire population. i think what we saw with the 16-2 vote, the fda saying we are thought going to allow this for the population at large. but we'll allow it for the elderly and at-risk populations. if you look at what's coming out of israel and the other science we have seen. david: you know very well the back ground of the scientists that quit in protest after being forced to switch the decision based on politics, not based on science. so this administration time after time has been pushing stuff that's political but does not have anything to do with science. i would argue the booster decision is one of those moments. steven, thank you so much for being here. a u.s. anti-terror strike in afghanistan killing no terrorists but killing a civilian humanitarian worker and his 7 children. the commander of central command said their intel was wrong. what happened to all the administration's talk about our success of our over

>> these are painful facts that jen psaki cannot spin. she cannot circle back to get more information that would make sense or disentangle this for president biden. we learned today under oath that the generals charged with providing our best military advice advised the president to keep 2,500 troops in the country. president biden on that exact question by george stephanopoulos said that no one, no one had made that recommendation to him. so i mean, all the american people can do now is have -- we have two options before us. either president biden was lying to george stephanopoulos and to the american people about that point or he actually doesn't remember on something so important, which i think is a worse problem for the american people. it's so weird to be in a position where you're hoping that the president was lying. because that would be a worse situation than the alternative. >> neil: i'm wondering, too, so much came out of today's house hearing that didn't get nearly as much attention as the senate hearing. it was interesting to

poor jen psaki.er a genius to begin with, unintentionally blew herself up today at the white house press briefing. watch this. >> why does the president support abortion when his own catholic faith teaches abortion is morally wrong? >> well, he believes that it's a woman's right, it's a woman's body and it's her choice. >> who does he believe then should look out for the unborn child? >> he believes it's up to a bomb to make those decisions and up to a woman to make those decisions with her doctor. you've never faced those choices nor have you been pregnant but for women out there who have faced those choices this is an incredibly difficult thing. >> getting the sophomore year-ender studies from ms. sake. here at wesleyan men don't get to talk about a,ering. have you ever been pregnant? i don't think so, you can't get pregnant because you're a man. abortion is a women's issue shut up. they've been saying that for so long they forgot to update the talking point. jen psaki should know men get pregnant

pressed secretary mayorkas and jen psaki moments ago. peter, your thoughts on what happened in there today? >> it was good to get secretary mayorkas on the record explaining why it is thattine though -- i went in there with a direct quote of his. when he was in del rio, texas he talked about the images of mounted officers and he was asked whether or not they were whips. he said they were long reins to ensure control of the horse. now he is claiming he didn't have the full picture. listen to this. >> i made the statements without having seen the images. i saw the images on the flight back. i made the statement that i did with respect to what those images suggested. the horses have long reins. the image in the photograph this we all saw that horrified the nation raised serious questions about what occurred. as i stated clearly, it conjured up images of what happened in the past. >> even though the dhs secretary was talking about long reins 4 days ago. the person who took the photos said i have never seen them the border patrol agents on ho

i asked the press secretary about, this jen psaki did not have any number of green card holders and sivlications remain. let's listen. >> it's hard to define those numbers. that's something that the state department in coordinate with the department of homeland security will be assessing what we think the population is and how we can work with this population. >> jen psaki spoke to concerns about charter flights leaving afghan evacuee and landing on u.s. military bases sometimes they don't have solid information on passenger manifests and also there's an active isis threat. isis keenly attacks on aviation targets, air force personnel and u.s. military bases. it's unclear when and how flights will continue, where they're going to be going out of when the airport is operational again and where they will land. we're hearing accounts of reprisals against those afghans at risk, getting more dire. i asked jen psaki if given the stories that we're hearing about taliban going around and killing people, going back on their grant of amnesty that they promised makes our reliance on the taliban for

why wouldn't jen psaki comment on it?t jen psaki is the epitome of this administration. biden doesn't answer questions. turns his back after a press conference. jen psaki doesn't want to talk about a leaked conversation. it's all about the coverup, you know, there's an old saying, the coverup is worse than the crime. the american people deserve the truth. they deserve some honesty. they deserve some transparency. and they deserve to hear from their leaders as it pertains to what's going on. that's who we work for. we work for the people of the united states. it's our job to answer questions. dagen: christian, jump in here. again, it clearly seems the hope of -- i described it yesterday, that the biden administration just wants the to put vaseline on the lens of history and cloud what has really happened and what is still happening and just hope the american people forget about it. >> it's such a shame. the american people fuelly want to rally -- actually want to rally around a president in the time of crisis. in the middl

>> secretary psaki: that's not how these conversations go. it's a risk assessment. >> sean: joe biden lied and she is spinning like a top. in other words, joe biden went against the advice and counsel of his top military advisors and yet, he outright lied about it. but that wasn't joe's only light because we learned a lot today. we learned that joe biden was less than truthful, in other words lying, about our so-called over the horizon anti-terror capabilities in a speech on august 31st. joe breaking the united states does not need the troops on the ground in afghanistan in order to maintain the fight against terrorists and keep our country safe and that our credibility around the world remains totally pristine. that is a claim that biden's top generals clearly dispute. look for yourself. >> our credibility has been gravely damaged, has it not, general milley? >> i think that our credibility with allies and partners around the world and with adversaries is being intensely reviewed by them to see which way this is going to go, and i think the

in the white house is essentially saying, and jen psaki is saying. this is the job and we can handle this. president biden is of course facing historic times in a pandemic. plus the hurricane. plus of course this withdrawal, the president of course saying that it was the right decision, that he stands by all the things that have happened. but also stating fierce criticism as he's forcefully defends himself, and then of course add to that the fact that this is all part of this scientists tell us, climate change. this is a huge issue. i was just looking before we came on, at the flooding going on in new york in new jersey. and it is frankly scary to look at the climate, and think on one part of our country we have people who are literally facing life or death underwater, and under heat. and on the other side of the country, you have wildfires in national parks closing, because people are dying in fires. this is a con -- of challenges. and president biden is saying i'm going to be here. i can juggle all of this stuff. it is of course the job, it is what

i asked jen psaki on that. she didn't have any numbers.e that are eligible that they're not aware of yet and she said it's very hard to define those numbers. meanwhile, we're getting accounts of prepry -- reprisals. >> i want questions of whether or not the taliban is keeping their promise for amnesty. there's reports from the bbc since the taliban came to power. one man said they haven't stopped killing. >> i don't have confirmation from those details. nobody is saying from the federal government, the president, nobody from the intelligence community that the taliban are good actors. >> the president today, we did see him here on the white house. he spoke on storm damage. he did not bring up afghanistan and did not take any questions. there's a distinct feeling in the briefing room, a lot of questions are shuttled off to other departments. feels like the white house is moving on and pushing the focus to more domestic items and let other departments take the lead on the remaining americans and afghans that still need to get out of afghanis

and psaki is praising the taliban. >> explain a little more why the white house's they which is callingtaliban was cooperative in facilitating departure of these american citizens. jillian: joining me to react retired brigadier general, thanks for being here and thank you for your service. let's start with what the white house is saying that the taliban was professional and businesslike in its cooperation getting americans and others out. what is your reaction? >> first of all thank you for having me on and all you are doing to bring this critical critical topic to light. it is an unmitigated disaster from the beginning and remains an unmitigated disaster and the taliban's business have never been up close and personal to the taliban, al qaeda, isis, and the horrors that they do and perform on people and haven't faced the business end of their weapon so they are far from businesslike. giving them any credit, any type of credibility is just unbelievable and absolutely irresponsible. jillian: you have been up close with them. you were in afghanistan after 9/11, you let one of the first gr

yamesh, start with you, jen psaki said this. >> the president knows that he has responsibilities and multiple crises he will continue to have to face as president are part of his job description. if there is a meeting warranted in the situation room with military leaders and national security team, afghanistan or any other issue, he's going to be there for you. but also knows part of the commitment to the american people is getting pandemic under control, addressing the hurricane and making sure people in louisiana and mississippi and other states in gulf coast know he's doing everything in his power to make sure they have power. he knows he has to do multiple things as president in order to govern the country. >> what do you make of a response like that? >> there's a confluence of challenges, no doubt, and white house is essentially saying, jen psaki is saying, this is the job, we can handle this. president biden is facing historic times with the pandemic and hurricane and withdrawal, the president saying it's right decision and stands by all that's happened but also facing fierce c

here's what jen psaki said about the call. >> the president pushing a false narrative in that call. >> i'm not going to go into details of a private conversation but what we saw in the last few months is a lack of leadership. >> reporter: the taliban show off us equipment, arms and even aircraft left behind by us forces. us military leaders suggest the taliban could wind up being a partner of sorts. >> you do what you must to reduce risk to mission and force, not what you want to do. >> coordination with isis k? >> it is possible. >> reporter: the administration says despite the us troop withdrawal us will retain significant sway over the taliban and. >> as you can imagine there's been a lot of emotional reaction to the story all across the board from veterans, military members, families, politicians, here's mark levin last night. >> i have never been more disgusted with my government at the top brass of the united states military than i am right now. they are screaming, do you hear them, they are begging for help, do you hear them? american citizens they said we do too long-awaited t

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that's what was so interested by jen psaki. favor of stimulus during the covid pandemic, you always have to be in favor of stimulus. that doesn't make any sense. there's things you do in emergency situations that are very different than when you're actually trying to get the economy running back normally, healthy, functioning all of these things that we need to do, getting people back to work, this is going on way too long. >> martha: molly, thank you. great to have you with us. mollie hemmingway joining us. now joining me three-star general keith kellogg, former national security adviser to mike pence and co chair of the center for american security and a fox news contributor. great to have you with us, general. thanks for being here. let me ask the control room, do we have the george stephanopoulos sound bite? this is what jacqui heinrich was asking about, general. president biden was asked specifically did anybody advise you to leave 2,500 troops on the ground in order to keep the situation stable so that the taliban couldn'

jen psaki says it is under investigation. the ig works for the secretary. the secretary said they weapon iced horses and the vice president calling him out. the investigators are going to have a fair investigation? i am sick and tired of politicians, they don't talk about 8000 lives border patrol has saved or died of covid, they talk about border cases coming across, haven't talked about ice officers or the officer with the buses overtaken, politicians have attack the men and women, patriots. laura: daycare more about noncitizens than the average working man and woman in the united states. you and i have been talking about this for 20 years. this is now obvious to every american and i think they are panicked men of color are beginning to turn away from the democrat party. they need a new constituency that may be dependent on the government. they need that, and cheap labor. >> it is about cheap labor for biden's wealthy backers and new votes and hurting the working-class people that make this country run. not only associate myself with everything mister homa

but the white house, according to press secretary jen psaki is saying this is a very different situation because americans deserve to know what happened on january 6th, the days leading up to it, and what role potentially the current administration then on january 6th, the former trump administration played in it, so take a listen to why jen psaki says this moment is different and why they aren't inclined to assert that executive privilege on former president trump's behalf. >> i would say that we take this matter incredibly seriously. the president has already concluded that it would not be appropriate to assert executive privilege and so we will respond promptly to these questions as they arise, and certainly as they come up from congress, and certainly we have been working closely with congressional committees and others as they work to get to the bottom of what happened on january 6th, an incredibly dark day in our democracy. . >> so it's important to note that the white house is saying this isn't their blanket policy, they're going to take things on a case by case basis. she didn't

that brings us back to jen psaki, in 2019, the president was donald trump, the call you mentioned earlier, the trump ukraine call, a private citizen, not just the call transcript, the lower complaint would have more details, very fired up. a different tune when it comes to the president she works for. pointing out the hypocrisy over how trump's ukraine phone call. >> why would not a single reporter raise that? jim acosta would read to me word for word, to respond to blatant hypocrisy, political convenience at the press won't ask a question about a president who literally asked the afghan president to lie, that phone call, nothing donald trump had, this phone call ended up with 13 dead american soldiers, stranded afghan allies, and afghan paying airplanes. jillian: look at the approval rating for the president, speaks volumes, 43% of respondents in the npr pbs poll say he is doing a good job and approve of the job he is doing, 51% disapprove. the one thing a lot of people agree with is we want our president and administration to be successful because that makes our country successful but i

live from jen psaki questions from jacqui heinrich about general milley. what does happen going forward? interesting going back to your original point, marc, general milley concern under trump administration over escalation and here what happened with general milley under the current administration, she just said the claims are anonymous and unconfirmed. it's been eight months and president biden has confidence in milley's leadership. what happened with the botched afghanistan withdrawal was your point. >> exactly. there was wide reporting in september of last year, general milley and leadership pushed back hard on president trump, zero troops in afghanistan, he wanted troops out of afghanistan before he left office and they convinced president trump to leave force of 2500 troops. did general milley try to press president biden to leave 2500 troops? president biden says no one opposed his plan to withdraw everybody, general milley proposed under trump, did he not under president biden? did he advise biden not to bagram air base or the security of our troop

host: jen psaki from the white house last week.sking you this morning, do you support employer vaccine mandates? johnny out of boston, you are next. good morning. caller: good morning morning, john. interesting subject. i have a few views on this. i am retired but was involved for 30 years with my company. i have gotten vaccinated and i have a compromised immune system. my personal opinion was the science is there and if we go back to, say, even with flu shots, i used to get the shot every year, every year before i came down with this disease i have. once i got this disease, which was an arthritis type of thing, i started getting the flu shot and i have not had the flu since in that is over 20 years. that is one .2. i think in our country what we are doing -- one point. i think our country what we are doing is we cannot compromise. i dealt with my employer for many years as an officer in my union. the compromise is so important and i will give you an example. i would say to my employees, do the math on the people that have died fro

you heard jen psaki there being very circumspect about the details. this plane took off from the same airport that that isis suicide bomber struck just a couple of weeks ago. so, things still up in the air literally, hallie. the hope is that very soon we will have some good news here on the ground in doha, qatar. >> and you will be there to bring it to us, i know, ralph sanchez. >>> molly hunter, let me get to you. there are those looking at the land border. you are near that in pakistan. talk about the reporting you've been doing, what you're hearing from pakistanis and others who you're talking to. tell us what the journey was like. >> there was lots of problems. >> reporter: had you stayed under taliban rule, what would that have been like? >> the big problem was the girls was not enough to go to school, no education for girls to get an education. here they can do that. stay at home and become 16 years old, you should marry. >> reporter: they were so tired, so relieved, as they mentioned. that over land crossing, if you can't get out by air, you ha

the article is like, jen psaki's brother-in-law.omeone in the administration that you're working with that's already failing miserably. which tells me that you're doing this on purpose. how can i make them hate me more? let me get psaki's brother-in-law to come up and tell me how to do any of the jobs that i don't really want to do in the first place. it's a matter of perception. i thought we kind of god a sneak peek when she was running on her own and america said no. they put her with biden. i guess that was going to change things. then when she got in the white house, america still said no. so does she need to hire new people or does she need to look in the mirror and be like, it's time for us to get something straight. she has got to come to jesus. >> kat: the tenor profile is like that, when someone is like you need to help me with my profile, make it look better. no, it's you. >> greg: it's too late. john, i want to tell you my advice and then you can tell me your advice. my advice, you know where you can buy these shock brace

. >> secretary psaki: our objective is to work towards an agreement. that's in progress.not there, but we are working on it. i think there's a fair number of people who might consider themselves quite progressive in this administration. the role the president's plane is working to get 50 votes in the senate. looks like they are happy to have that role and play. we will see. the day is young and. i'll keep saying that. >> jesse: democrats are either terrible at math or the american people are too stupid, by repeating the claim that spending $3.5 trillion will cost nothing. >> president biden: it is $0 price tag on the debt. we are going to pay for everything we spend. >> this is a $0 bill. >> of the investments proposed, including tax cuts and the pay -- including making the tax system were fair, $0. >> it's not about a dollar amount. the dollar amount, as the president said, is $0. this bill will be paid for. >> jesse: spirit, $3.5 trillion, $0, costs nothing, dagen! 's before they are bad at math. nancy pelosi could get up there and say "two plus two is --" and it would

todd: jen psaki refusing to discuss details of president biden has leaked call with president donni.dent d. presideai. . he is the key part of the call, quote, this is from president biden, quote, i need to tell you the perception around the world and in parts of afghanistan that things are not going well in the fight against the taliban and there's a need whether it is true or not to project a different picture. >> is that an exhibit that the biden administration apply what it says it did not see the taliban takeover coming? >> what is so difficult about telling the truth? the american people deserve the truth. the truth is a little transparency. i don't understand why it is so difficult for this administration and this president to tell the truth. todd: do you think this phone call rises to the level of an impeachable offense now that it seems phone calls with world leaders, they are open to impeachment. >> yes, i think it does. the only problem is what do we replace and who do we replace president biden with? kamala harris who laughed at the border crisis, cackles at the crisis in

i want to break down a couple of things jen psaki said.rent because these people don't tend to stay here for a lengthy period. i think she was referring to the people of the border not the international travelers. what's your assessment of what the plans are. you've dealt with them for years. do they intend to stay in the u.s.? are they coming for a visit? what's happening. >> they are crossing the border illegally with the intention of being released into the united states pending a court hearing. that's their intention. that's what they're trying to accomplish. when you look at everything we do across the border, when jen psaki says that there is a screening process right now under that bridge, there's absolutely no process. those individuals, they are not even in our custody. they are free to move, free to go back to mexico. cross back into the united states. free to move laterally as long as they don't try to make a furtherance into the united states, we want that -- we won't take them into custody. she is completely and totally wrong

steve: put on a happy face as he went jen psaki was asked about this.r leaked transcripts of phone calls. brian: meanwhile, that's totally unacceptable with any other administration. kaylee mac nine he said the leak phone call the transcript really won't get into that. with that have ended the investigation? now, we ended up with a marathon impeachment. ainsley: and not one of the other networks cover the story. steve: republicans have said that is the same reason donald trump was impeached over a phone call with a world leader. on page 28 of the "new york post" today that headline is: jen psaki desperate dodge and part of what it says is, the truth doesn't mind being questioned, but ally does not like to be challenged. white house press secretary jen psaki offered that observation wednesday by refusing to discuss the damning july 23, phone call. leaked audio which shows president joe biden knew well in advance afghanistan's army was failing before the taliban and that situation was dire. he only cared about perception. no amount of white house dodging

. >> meantime white house press secretary jen psaki is being called a hypocrite for refusing to give details about the call. >> was the president pushing a false narrative in that call with the afghan president? >> i think it's clear. i'm not going to go into details of a private conversation. what we saw over the course of the last few months is a collapse in leadership. that was happening even before ghani left the country. >> greg? we'll get to you in a second. back in 2019, psaki cared a lot about phone calls when it came to trump's chat with the ukrainian president. what did you utter, greg? >> when they said it was a collapse of leadership, i was trying to see who he was referring to. >> you want to continue? >> sure. why is this lie important? it kind of tells you how regular lying is in this process. that we've been lied to for so long. how can a war last 20 years? it can if it's tolerable to a point of invisibility. we've had 20 super bowls of this. 20 christmass. how is that possible? the secret to a long war is settling in and making it mildly okay through fibbing. everyth