john ratcliffe, former director of national intelligence. good to have you here today.teresting. >> thanks. >> martha: see you soon. as you heard, the white house defending president biden for leaving troops on the ground. they felt that would be the best course for the safety of the united states. we saw how this played out and the polls are pointing to a problem with the people's assessment of this. bill hemmer joins us next. andrea: you see things as a parent-- what your expectations are for your kid growing up, the milestones going to school, graduating and getting married, having kids. and cancer was never one of those milestones in my head. st. jude has given us hope, love, a home away from home. and it feels like home. you're more than just a patient or just another family here at st. jude. >> i think it's important to understand the context here, too. obviously we know a lot more now than we knew several months ago. there was no credible option to keep an on going presence of 2500 troops over the long-term. what is clear now it would have been much higher than t

ratcliffe is working with the american battlefield trust to change that. faith with his family's history. >> i hope it helps people realize what their families could've accomplished and maybe they're not looking in the right places and those resources for them to research their family and see what their history is about and where can possibly leave them. >> 179,000 black men volunteered to fight in the union army, close to 37000 of them gave their lives. that is it for today, have a great week and will see you next "fox news sunday". ♪ . cnx time on life liberty and the then. >> breaking tonight nancy pelosi passes for incompetence the baden chaos congress under pressure from the left policy announces she is pulling a crew's show infrastructure motion promise what happened now held on thursday good evening everyone welcome to the next probe populism pro- worker pro community and pro- america. everywhere you look these democrats who arrogantly pompously claim they understood government to make washington wk

ratcliffe is working with the american battlefield trust to change that.istory. >> i hope it helps people realize what their families could've accomplished and maybe they're not looking in the right places and those resources for them to research their family and see what their history is about and where can possibly leave them. >> 179,000 black men volunteered to fight in the union army, close to 37000 of them gave their lives. that is it for today, have a great week and will see you next "fox news sunday". ♪ church. maria: welcome and good sunday morning, everyone. welcome to "sunday morning futures" i'm maria bartiromo. today, corruption at the highest level. clinton campaign, dirty tricks and hunter biden's money scheme. coming up, house intel committee ranking member devin nunes on the john durham investigation. will joe biden's doj stop more indictments because the people who abuse power are now in power then, never mind the border over flowing, the afghanistan disaster, now, an economic crisis is at hand. th

britain's new foreign secretary, liz truss, is to call for the release of nazanin zaghari—ratcliffe anderving a 10—year sentence in tehran. she's holding talks with her iranian counterpart at the un general assembly in new york. families back home are desperate for good news. there are some distressing images in caroline hawley�*s report. this woman makes macaroons and treats for celebrations but her own wedding on hold, her whole life consumed by her father's arrest. i life consumed by her father's arrest. ., ., ., , arrest. i have to always threw m self arrest. i have to always threw myself into — arrest. i have to always threw myself into my _ arrest. i have to always threw myself into my work - arrest. i have to always threw myself into my work to - arrest. i have to always threw myself into my work to not i myself into my work to not think about it because it drives me crazy. he was never clinical. was a mechanical engineer with a love of astronomy. throughout his entire life is put me and my brother first.— brother first. back in 2017 while visiting _ brother first. back in 2017 w

. >> chris: sheriff lieutenant damon ratcliff on the importance of preserving civil war battlefields,, where the battle of newmarket heights was formed. radcliffe's great-great-grandfather edward is 1 of 14 black union soldiers who earned the medal of honor there. >> people fighting to make their own decisions, make their own choices. it's important that we continue to learn from history so we can continue to grow as a country and come together. >> chris: is a legacy ratcliff first learned about watching the movie glory as a kid. >> my grandfather explained to me that we had a relative that fought in the civil war. it was really surreal to watch what they had to go through, how they kept pressing on regardless of their treatment. >> chris: he started researching his ancestor's story. >> he was slave on the farm, he walks down to yorktown where he joins the union army. >> chris: and it turned out edward fought in a field near where damon is now a law enforcement officer. >> that's where i am today. i'm walking possibly where he walked. >> chris: the battle took place at sunrise it sept

about a dozen western dual nationals are detained in iran, including nazanin zaghari—ratcliffe.distressing images. elika ashoori makes macaroons and cakes for a living, treats for other people's celebrations, but her own wedding is on hold, her whole life consumed by her father's arrest. i have to always throw myself into my work to not think about it too much because it drives me crazy. he was never political. he was a mechanical engineer with a love of astronomy. throughout his entire life he has put me and my brother first. but in august in 2017, while visiting his elderly mother in tehran, anoosheh ashoori was thrown into iran's notorious evin jail, one of a dozen westerners being held in iran, including nazanin zaghari—ratcliffe. their families describe them as hostages being used by iranian authorities for political and financial leverage with the west. evin is notorious for being horrific. each room is shared by 15—20 people. they have rats and cockroaches all the time. he was interrogated very, very heavily. they threatened to hurt us throughout the interrogations. they

this from stuart ratcliffe.d in that time he has seen many changes, particularly when he compares facilities for truck drivers on the continent to those in the uk. the truck stops over there, they are dedicated to lorry drivers and you get the proper facilities, ie showers, decent food, parking facilities. but over here you actually get nothing. you turn up at a truck stop and there's no security. and on top of that, you've got people who come and destroy your wagons, pinch your loads. it's just a nightmare at times. and to illustrate the lack of facilities, rob took me to a former truck stop which closed four years ago. used to get here, that used to be everything that you needed. used to be able to have a shower, get decent food, there was entertainment at night time, there was rooms available if you needed them. basically, you get everything that you needed and it's this type of thing that has been taken away. and the lack of truck stops, he says, leads to this. at night time, you get, if you look at the acce

you can to explain more, the man himself, john ratcliffe.ense secretary has said that he did not give permission, did not give an order for. milleymake such a phone call. did he, in fact, director of the national intelligence at the time, sir, did you, in fact, give any go ahead could have any knowledge of any of this with general milley? >> sean, no. what has been reported is that on october 30th of 2020 to 5 days before the potential election, this call took place between general milley and one of the chinese generals that he considered his counterpart. now, remember five days before the election, i can tell you the intelligence community was making sure that china and other countries were not interfering with that upcoming election and we had good basis to be concerned about china's actions. so i can tell you that if at that point in time i had been advised that our treatment of the joint chiefs of staff at the time that we were defending against china was reaching out to provide reassurance about our conduct here in the united states, i

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all this leading to a chilling prediction by the former dni john ratcliffe on the safety of our country the next three plus years. listen. >> i wrote an article as the director of national intelligence, saying that china was our number one national security threat. i did that as i was walking out the door based on the fact that i'm the person that saw more intelligence than anyone else in the country over the past year. if i had to write that op-ed today i would tell you that i think our greatest national security threat at least in the short term is joe biden and our national security apparatus. one of the challenges here that we are facing for the next three years is a president who is not listening to the intelligence. our intelligence was crystal clear about what was going to happen in afghanistan if we withdrew without conditions based terms that we had negotiated. todd: so when the dust settles on this afghanistan debacle, i think the fact that joe biden apparently did not listen to his intel is going to be the main thing to come out of this. you've heard people on both sides of t

her husband richard ratcliffe said he's urged liz truss to make her case a top priority.. we have temperatures in double figures. it's quite grey and gloomy out there for most of us. the cloud is thickest towards eastern areas of the capital. here, maybe the chance of a bit of drizzle, some light showers around through the morning. further west, we should see things brighten up slowly and a lot of that cloud will tend to break up, too. when we do get any spells of brightness and sunshine across the capital through the afternoon, do watch out because there may be one or two sharp showers developing, as well. top temperatures in the best of any brightness and sunshine will get as high as perhaps 19—20 celsius. through this evening and overnight, the winds stay light. there will be some more mist developing. temperatures in some of the rural spots, where we see the clearest of the skies, could possibly drop back into single figures, so a chillier start to the day tomorrow, which is looking dry and fine. with still light winds, then we will see temperatures peak in the low 20

investigation including president trump and pompeo and the form are head of the intelligence agency john ratcliff. they all think this was an accident that the virus out and spread. it might have spread during the military games and infected athletes who took it around the world. a chinese defector has a different view. he thinks it was deliberate. there is no evidence either way, but there is evidence for the fact the virus was spreading throughout wuhan by november. the first incident at the wuhan institute of virology happened in september of 2019. thigh started beefing up their security. spending half a million dollars to beef off security and took their virus database off line and bought a new coronavirus testing machine. >> laura: they don't want to answer any questions about this. china locked this down really fast. why. nobody is able to answer that. whether grants were granted. everybody knew that this lab was doing very risky research. we should not have been supporting them with one u.s. tax dollar, period. we will be watching on fox nation. congratulations on the book. a wisconsin con

currently she is a professor of history and the ratcliffe professor at harvard and she's the director of the charles lawrence center for studies in american history. i'm not kidding when i say she is prolific she is the author of six books, her first book ties that bind from the organization of american historians and the prize from the american studies association. the house on diamond hill won the national council on public history and the american society for book prices. her novel, yes a novel, cherokee road was a land award finalist. tales from the haunted south is a lecture series and the dawn of detroit was the award of social history the james a rally prize in the history from the organization of american history, the james bradford best biography price from the society of historians of the early american republic in the right legacy award nonfiction at american book award. in the book we are all here to learn about all that she carries llin the journey of black family keepsake which has an outpouring of faith. some of that faith i will focus on comes from the report and she s

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let's speak to paul ratcliffe, performance director from british canoeing.mpics, to see the performance of the athletes who you have been working with. it must be like the icing on the cake. it is have been working with. it must be like the icing on the cake.— like the icing on the cake. it is a really important _ like the icing on the cake. it is a really important event - like the icing on the cake. it is a really important event for i like the icing on the cake. it is a really important event for all i like the icing on the cake. it is a really important event for all of| like the icing on the cake. it is a i really important event for all of us with in british canoeing, because we have seen what these athletes and staff have put in on a daily basis, the last 18 months have been incredibly tough. if you ever been up incredibly tough. if you ever been up in not —— nothing in common is like paddling in the arctic sometimes. you are seeing inspirational moments on the screen, but it is inspirational every day in terms of what these athletes and staff have pu

christopher miller tells foxnews.com i did not and would not ever authorize such conduct and john ratcliff had this to say. >> i can promise you i would have remembered that and it would have prompted a specific action by me that involved chairman millie and donald trump. unequivocally that didn't take place. >> reporter: donald trump is weighing in saying if the accusations are true, it is an act of treason, he put our country in a dangerous position. millie is a complete nut job. at the pentagon talking treason was a bridge too far. >> donald trump, for him to save the allegations are true and the chairman should be put on trial for treason. >> oh my goodness! >> millie will have a chance to speak. he sits in the senate armed services committee, lloyd austin over the afghan withdrawal and these things really come up. >> but your bottom dollar it will. to give's point hearing september 20th will focus on afghanistan ten talking about afghanistan for the last month. there's a lot to unpack, they need to unpack but situations will get a lot of questions from republicans on the committee, qu

so you know, you see the former president obama was briefed about this according to dni ratcliff's declassification chief john brennan's notes of his meeting that hillary's foreign policy advisor suggested and proposed a plan to vilify trump by connecting trump allegedly with russia. it all fell apart. mueller didn't touch any of this. the mueller report didn't touch any part of this. former policy advisor for the hillary clinton campaign is nsa jake sullivan for biden now. what do you say to this, final word? >> he has questions he will have to answer. he is in the thick of this. he is sitting in the white house right now. he is going to have to answer some questions as are a lot of other people working with him. elizabeth: okay, congressman chris stewart, great to have you back on. come back soon. >>> later this hour more on how the impact of the border crisis is being felt in america's heartland. drug gangs slamming law enforcement thousands of miles away from the border. the murder rate yes did jump a staggering 29% in 2020. up next former white house covid task force leader he is dr. brett gir

ratcliffe told me it was uninimity, if conditions are not met the afghan army and government would collapse within weeks and longest they heard, a month or two. that was surprised because secretary austin said today that the fact the afghan army, we and partners trained melted away was a shock. john ratcliffe told me he told his successor that they were going to collapse instant anuously if conditions were not met, they would evaporate. >> with all due respect -- >> sure. >> what i think it is, not failure of intelligence, i didn't know this stuff, i'm asking, it seems failure to heed that intelligence and act accordingly. >> i can show you intelligence reports produced. >> 50 seconds left. 5000 bad guys in bagram and jail bagram, right, general mckenzie? we go down to 650, can't hold them, we split around july 1, we left? >> 12th. >> july 12th. it fell august 15th; correct? >> they got out? august 16th. an attack on troops couple weeks later. can any of you guarantee the american people out of the 5000 bad guys, none were directly responsible for killing our troops? >> no, i cannot, no. >>

jillian: i want you to take a listen to what john ratcliffe had to say, this is on what happened in afghanistanons that remain. take a listen. >> the challenges here that we are facing for the next three years is a president who is not listening to the intelligence. our intelligence was crystal clear about what was going to happen in afghanistan if we withdrew without conditions based terms that we had negotiated. jillian: 0:how important is it that we find out about that intelligence? who knew what, when and who knew that this could potentially be the end result, what we've seen fall out here and is that one of the things that you want to ask? >> yeah, it's absolutely find out as a nation when we had intelligence and what we knew. we knew we saw this coming. we have some of the best intelligence capabilities in the world. we have satellite imagery that you can see everything that's happening on the ground and they just stood by and watched the taliban take over afghanistan and actually didn't want to sound the alarm and get people out because they knew it would alert that afghanistan was falli

she's a philosopher, that was in ratcliffe. and when she had to go to a lecture in harvard, she had to enter through the back door and that was in the 1960s. so many of the things have only changed relatively recently and i want to claim i was a president of my alumni association, and they had the event in a certain club, and i said i wasn't going there. this is why i said because they would not accept women and jews for very long time. and i don't think he should be going to a place like that. so changes come relatively recently. now we have a lot of women in the military, and we forget that women in the military only after the war, were they given the recognition as full soldiers. so that you pretty reason in the order of things. and things are changing. and we have women in the military and i must say that i can't remember her rank, mcsally? >> she's a lieutenant colonel. >> she retarded lieutenant colonel and now last week she has come out with a revelations of what her life was like. i taught on a military base for a coupl

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last september, then director of national intelligence john ratcliffe released documents alleging democratic candidate hillary clinton was behind an effort to tie donald trump to the russian hacking of those servers. clinton denied doing so. durham began his investigation into the origins of the trump-russia probe in may 2019. in june 2020, he charged former fbi lawyer kevin clinesmith who later pleaded guilty to falsifying a document used to apply for the fisa warrant to surveil 2016 trump campaign aide carter page. >> the truth, the whole truth. >> attorney general merrick garland, during his conversation hearing in february pledged to allow john durham to continue his work. >> i don't have any reason to think that he should not remain in place. >> if john durham submits a physical report, bret, it will go to took merrick garland who could release it to the public. michael sussmann will make his first appearance in federal court tomorrow. bret? >> bret: okay. more on this with the panel. david, thank you. also breaking tonight new insights from taliban controlled afghanistan. correspondent

tom: bloomberg's energy reporter verity ratcliffe. of litecoin says the foundation will be more careful in the aftermath of the false announcement about a partnership with walmart. >> with litecoin [indiscernible] this news got released, and one of our social media guys saw it and thought it was true. he immediately saw it was fake news, so he deleted that tweet. emily: are there any efforts to make who was behind this accountable? if it was a pump and dump effort, can you track who was behind it? >> i guess it is possible. a global newswire was in contact with the person who submitted the report. they should seek out who did it. there is not much we can do. people can release fake news all the time. this happens in the traditional stock market also. emily: global newswire came out saying they are enhancing authentication steps and will work with authorities on a full probe. they say the incident was isolated and never happened before. as you said, the release was fake, the quotes were fabricated, someone on the social media team got

bloomberg's energy reporter verity ratcliffe.et a bloomberg first word news update. >> north korea has testfired what appear to be two ballistic missiles in pyongyang's second major weapons test in less than a week. japan says it detected two projectiles that landed outside it's as close of economics and. the launch -- exclusive economic zone. voters in california have resoundingly rejected the recall of governor gavin newsom. about 66% of voters in a special election responded no to the ballot question asking if the democrat should be removed, that is according to the secretary of state's office is more than half the vote counted. fueled by anger over pandemic restrictions and the direction of policies, the recall attempt was only the second for governor in california's history. president biden has denied reports that china's leader rejected his suggestion of a face-to-face meeting during a phone call last week. sources have told bloomberg that biden suggested the leaders meet in the next few months. xi jinping has not left chin

>> we heard from ratcliff that there is no such intelligence.lves. this is why people are so angry. the people in charge, the leaders never take responsibility for the mistakes they make and never own up to them. that's what people are angry about. they want accountability upon. and they are not getting it from the biden administration. >> john: see you on sunday. thanks for joining us this morning. >> dana: alex murdaugh surrendered who police yesterday and released on 20,000 bond. he is accused of arranging for his own murder so his son would get money. that attempt failed. steve is live in hampton, south carolina with the latest. >> 6 separate criminal investigations. murdaugh 53 years old is a 4th generation attorney in south carolina. he was in a prison jumpsuit in shackles. faces insurance fraud and filing a false police report. released on $20,000. his attorney said what is next for murdaugh. >> he is going back to rehab today. once he's been through rehab, he can move forward with the case. >> more court ahead for murdaugh as well. he wa

conversation with john ratcliffe, director of intelligence. and what was the general sentiment of senior advisors if conditions weren't met what would happen in afghanistan how long the afghan army and government would last? do you recall that? i imagine you were sitting on those meetings. >> i'm not sure i understand the question. >> if conditions are not met and we withdraw, how long is the afghan government going to last? back then. >> i'm not going speak for them i'll -- >> please do. >> i'm on record. having said that if we go to zero, there is a high probability of the government and the afghan army collapsing. in terms of time? i put that at between one and three years at the time i wrote this stuff back in -- year ago in the fall -- >> that's interesting that you say that because when i talk to mr. pompeo and mr. ratcliffe, they told me that it was -- there was unanimity. even president trump said if conditions are not met that the afghan army and government would collapse within weeks. and the longest they heard maybe a month or two.

like pebbles that sort of -- i mean, i forget the guy's name, not rick cornell but the other guy, ratcliffeat weird press conference and dragged christopher wray there in the final days of the election and how disruptive and dangerous it was to have people like those guys in our intelligence community and i wonder if you can just sort of elaborate. aaron's list kept me up. a senate candidate in georgia, herschel walker, a senate candidate in nevada, a senate candidate in pennsylvania, look at all the damage marjorie taylor greene does, what she sort of sanctions and kevin mccarthy's condoning of that. and again, as we've been talking about, jody hice, the candidate to replace brad raffensperger, who, while able to stand up to donald trump around overturning the will of the vote of georgia in this context becomes heroic, he did nothing as georgia pushed through a voter restriction law predicated on a lie. there was no fraud, and yet they changed access to the poles there in georgia, and i wonder what you're hearing from intelligence folks and folks in the military with these folks ascendant,

also richard radcliffe who is the husband of nazanin zaghari—ratcliffe who has been held in iran in differentt? yeah, absolutely. morning, and welcome to fishlake. who _ felt? yeah, absolutely. morning, and welcome to fishlake. who could i welcome to fishlake. who could forget those images from 2019. this is the cricket club here, this is one of those images that people won't forget. this was completely underwater after that month of fell in 24 hours, the nearby don bursting its banks. the water level here came right up to, a couple of feet up to the wall here. there is a community spirit he had really got this area through. i'm going to speak to a few of them, because this book that has come out has really helped to bring people together. tell us your memory of what happened? it was horrible. as you say, we had about a month worth— as you say, we had about a month worth of— as you say, we had about a month worth of rain — as you say, we had about a month worth of rain in 24 hours, we were deluged, — worth of rain in 24 hours, we were deluged, i— worth of rain in 24 hours, we were deluged, i