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forcefully than that. >> in the meantime the white house is trying to turn the focus to other issues and today's event is focusing on the economy. >> sandra: at jacqui heinrich, live at the white house. just last month president biden denied that military leaders advised them to keep some troops on the ground in afghanistan. >> your military advisors warned against withdrawing on this timeline, they wanted you to keep 2500 troops. >> president biden: no they didn't, that was split. it wasn't true. >> they didn't want to tell you they wanted troops to stay? >> president biden: no, not in terms of whether we were going to get out in a time frame all troops. they didn't argue against that. >> so no one told your military advisors to tell you, we should just keep 2500 troops. it's been a stable situation for the last several years and we can do that and continue to do that? >> president biden: no, no one said that to me that i can recall. >> sandra: retired forestalled general and chairman of the institute for the study of war. chairman, thank you for being here. we've appreciated your analysis throughout this withdrawal. is it becoming clear

that's not the sort of business that they white house is in, then suddenly the white house is in that business. >> sandra: will be watching for that briefing to start and we will likely see the white house press on just that. meanwhile congress will try to get answers next week. antony blinken is asked about america's botched exit from afghanistan. the leading republican on the committee who will question antony blinken first. he joins us next to talk about what he is expecting out of that hearing. >> john: plus we will speak to a man whose firefighter father lost his life on 9/11. how he is working to honor his dad at 20 years after those deadly attacks. >> i would tell people never to forget. we cannot forget those who are lost. and our colleagues, if we had to do it all over again we would do it all over again and rush out there. , you're an animal! only pay for what you need. ♪ liberty. liberty. liberty. liberty. ♪ do you have a life insurance policy you no longer need? now you can sell your policy, even a term policy, for an immediate cash payment. we thought we had planned carefully for our retirem

sandra. >> jacqui heinrich, see you in a bit. white house briefing has been pushed back to 2:30. >> john: bring in mark teson now. when you look at bernie sanders, he is actively campaigning against this bipartisan infrastructure bill saying pass the build back better bill. he tweeted, i strongly urge house colleagues to vote against the bipartisan infrastructure bill. the build back better f. progressive wing kills this bipartisan bill, could the president be left with nothing? >> that is quite real possibility, quite a day on capitol hill for president biden. house armed services committee grilling him and other end of the gap, domestic agenda is imploding in the worst debacle of his presidency. we had self-inflicted crisis at the border and in afghanistan. he needs a win. smart move, you have bipartisan infrastructure bill pass with overwhelming bipartisan support in sant, put on the president's list, let him have a signing ceremony, has the white house ever needd that more than now? the left is holding the bipartisan bill hostage i

. >> sandra: the white house press briefing going on for about 40 minutes.en psaki took questions on a variety of questions including with peter doocy. the 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 re

. >> sandra: the white house is defending general milley saying that they have full confidence in the the joint chiefs of staff. and now, officials telling fox that milley's calls with china were not precedent. >> reporter: the reporting that suggests that general milley's calls to china were secret and the content was classified and saying that the calls were fully briefed to the white house leaders and the intel community. acting press secretary, chris miller has stepped back his comments to fox. and looking back, i imagine there was a prefunctionatory meeting between us. >> i can tell you that frequent communication with two countries like russia and china are routine. they are staffed and coordinated and they are transparent. >> the u.s. military's top general also calls his russian counter part. general milley called russia's top official back in march when there was concern that an invasion was about to take place. general milley defended his two calls to china and saying quote "calls with china and russia were to maintain strategic stability". and then, mark ordered his policy

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do you see this move by the white house as a get out of jail free card for drug dealers? >> sandrainals and hugs for thugs is not working in america. we have families suffering around the country. record level deaths from fentanyl poisoning and murders and it is just a horrible way forward. >> sandra: i want to put up on the screen some of the headlines that we all wake up to as americans across the country. "the new york times" cocaine was laced with fentanyl. fentanyl found in "star wars" toy. opioid overdoses in tampa bay outpacing the rest of florida. even this one a game of russian roulette. the seizures at the southern border are skyrocketing. you were looking at 2019, 2800 pounds of it. now the latest tally in 2021 over 9,000 pounds. so is this white house acknowledging such a serious problem? >> no. they aren't even putting any public awareness out to the public. families are waking up to kids being dead and nobody knows what fentanyl is. it's being made in laboratories in mexico. cartels are making billions and working with the chinese criminals. our future generation is b

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border. >> sandra: and moments away charlie hurt on the borders are a big day, kamala harris on "the view" was all derailed by covid, but we begin first with peter doocy kicking things off of the whiteagents the benefit of the doubt. he has already before the investigation has been done promising consequences for them for mistreating migrants. >> it's and embarrassment, it is beyond an embarrassment. it's dangerous, it's wrong. it sends the wrong message around the world. >> prejudging the investigation before the facts have been fleshed out is not sitting well with the border patrol as a whole. >> i wonder why i get up in the morning and put on the uniform. i wonder why we go out there. we put that uniform on because we care about people, we want to protect people. we want to protect the united states. >> democrats have unified control of government right now, their priorities have been covid relief, infrastructure, and the $3.5 trillion reconciliation to budget, not immigration policy, but even though democrats have the bully pulpit right now, and they have for months, they think that the lack of movement on immigration is the fault of republicans. >> we have seen a lot of speeche

the white house and homeland security struggle for answers. good afternoon. >> john: good to have you back. >> sandraod afternoon. the white house says most of the haitian migrants are being deported but multiple reports dispute just that, and there are

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. >> sandra: one week since biden most recent comments about that withdrawal. the white house as efforts to rescue americans left behind are still underway. >> john: former green beret michael waltz is standing by to join us. >> sandra: but first, peter doocy is live there in washington. >> sandra, good afternoon. the white house says americans want to leave afghanistan but can't because the taliban will not let them, not part of a hostage situation. >> no, that is not what we would characterize it as. those are comments made by a republican congressman this weekend. >> they are not hostages, and we know that this white house does not like to use the term "stranded." >> we have been able to identify a relatively small number of americans seeking to depart from mazar-e-sharif. we have been assured that all american citizens and afghan citizens with valid travel documents will be allowed to leave. >> to that end, the taliban was aware that those americans were evacuating and did not impede their travel. but the state department is also claiming that the u.s. facilitated th

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 sure if they are the answers most were looking for. >> yes, we did hear a lot and i think we've got to put an asterisk next to psaki's comments. she says they are titling 42ing a lot of of the families coming across that hasn't been the policy

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>> sandra: let's bring in white house director of speech writing for president trump, steve miller joins us. welcome to america reports. >> thank you. >> sandra: president biden declared the world at an inflexion point amid the crises his country is encountering. >> i think it was a real missed opportunity. the entire world was really interested in hearing what biden's doctrine would be, what his philosophy would be. the u.n. speech stands alone in a president's calendar of speeches for a year as the one time the whole world is listening solely to the president to discuss foreign policy. if you remember when president trump's first u.n. address in 2017 he laid out this new doctrine to say, we are going to reject top down globalism. we're going to focus on individual nations finding common ground and working together in a bottom up way. that animated the whole trump presidency. it was the core of that speech. i listened to the speech today trying to hear that but i just didn't find it. the second missed tune was obviously on afghanistan. the entire assembly, everyone watching at home here

that is throwing monkey wrench in the white house's plan. >> sandra: it is, you hope there is more clear-cut answers to how we're going to proceed through this winter, what is needed, what is not, what kids should be getting. it is a confusing run, we hope >> hello. good afternoon. i'm martha maccallum live in los angeles. it's a very big day for the state of california. under pressure over his handling of the massive lockdowns and school and business closures in california during pandemic. governor newsome faces a recall vote today. almost two million signed petitions to force this vote. that alone is a major statement in the state where democrats outnumber republicans two to one. question have special coverage for you throughout the hour. those ballots began pouring in. in moments, top polling republican challenger to gavin newsome larry elder and the top democratic challenger join the story. but first, jonathan hunt with a look at how we got here. >> please welcome the governor of the great state of california, gavin newsome. >> and gavin newsome is a politician on an upward rise in overw

that is throwing monkey wrench in the white house's plan. >> sandra: it is, you hope there is more clear-cuteed through this winter, what is needed, what is not, what kids should be getting. it is a confusing run, we hope >> hello. good afternoon. i'm martha maccallum live in los angeles. it's a very big day for the state of california. under pressure over his handling of the massive lockdowns and school and business closures in california during pandemic. governor newsome faces a recall vote today. almost two million signed petitions to force this vote. that alone is a major statement in the state where democrats outnumber republicans two to one. question have special coverage for you throughout the hour. those ballots began

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. >> john: jacqui heinrich at the white house with the latest, thanks. sandraenior director and former staff director of house intelligence committee joining us now. thank you, sir, for joining us. your thoughts as we just heard from president biden, asked by reporter about general milley, he responded, he has great confidence in the general. your thoughts as we continue to learn more? >> i think it is normal for a chairman of the joint chief of staff to call counterparts overseas. what would be abnormal, if he said, as alleged in the woodward book, said things to effect of, i will call you or otherwise warn you in a real military situation, that would be very disturbing, especially if he's doing that as a freelancer and not at the direction of a civilian. at least secretary of defense mark esper. we have to get to bottom of this, i'm glad he's going before congress in the next two weeks to answer questions under oath and clear them up. they are disturbing because they call into question civilian control of the military, among other things. >> sandra: if the cl

we will take you to the white house just as soon as that gets underway. >> sandra: meanwhile, my migrant camp under the bridge in del rio, texas, might be gone but most of the thousands of haitians who crossed illegal into the u.s. are here to stay at least for now. hello and welcome. a brand-new week. implant sandra smith in new york, new york. hello john. >> john: i'm john roberts in washington, welcome to "america reports." dhs secretary mayorkas telling chris walsh on sunday that more than 12,000 haitians or potentially more have been released. >> sandra: he says the processes in place to make sure migrants make appearances in immigration court but how many of those immigrants actually show up? that's the question that still in the air. former acting ice director tom homan is here and he is standing by to weigh in on that. >> john: but first we go to griff jenkins in upper tula mexico where in the many migrants start their journey north. and there's another group looking like they are ready to go. >> good afternoon. the pipeline of haitians trying to get into the united states stretc

we have a white house briefing coming up, sandra. >> sandra: let's dip in. >> secretary psaki: partsssess, the president spoke with ceos but the largest companies in the gulf for providing resources wherever they are needed. as part of the outcome of the federal government is sharing aerial and satellite imagery so equipment can get access to downed wires and permitting for rerunning of transmission cables across the mississippi river and for standing up transmission towers. federal personnel from the army corps of engineers and across governments are assisting on the ground. 25,000 linemen. lack of power and damage to the health care facilities in louisiana remains a significant problem. we are prioritizing the deployment of generators to locations most in need and about 1800 patients as of today have been evacuated from health care facilities with the help of additional ambulances that were prestaged by fema. over the course of the last couple days, the fcc is working directly with wireless carriers and has deployed staff to louisiana to deploy recovery efforts. we know it's been i

sandra. they have a major property developer called ever grand and they have debt due that they can't pay. some call it china's lehman brothers bankruptcy. the white house isn't worried yet. >> let me first note that this is a company based in china whose activities are overwhelmingly centered in china. that being said, we always are monitoring global markets from the department of treasury primarily and including the assessment of any risk to the u.s. economy and stand prepared to respond appropriately. >> the final numbers still settling on wall street. it was down 943 at the low. the s&p 500 also down 1.7%. bigger reverberations in the big tech companies. nasdaq falling 2.2%. investors want to know how bad does this get and how long does the selling last. morgan stanley see as 20% slide in the company decelerates and earnings get squeezed. china just one risk factor. you have to add in the debt ceiling debate. a federal reserve meeting and the calendar. lpl financials says september is the worst month of the year for the s&p 500. there's more 1% or larger swings in the month of october, more than any other months. oil, aluminum, copper down sha

sandra: thanks. secretary state anthony blinken is expected to speak in the hour. after reports of the taliban carrying out mass killings of officials. white house press secretary jen psaki saying that the taliban will be judged. >> we are going to stay in close coordination with the international community with any steps that we may take moving forward. >> sandra: mr. secretary, thank you for being here. obviously an important day in all of this. we are going to hear from secretary blinken at the top of the hour. how can we judge the white house today on the mass killings and if they are able to confirm that, how should biden respond? >> first, thanks for having me on. this is indicative of the failed withdrawal plan. if we don't have adequate plans for knowing what is going on in these places, that means that we are in tubal for the months and the years ahead. i can't see what the leverage is. i see that we abandoned all of that leverage when we left the ground. and how much resources the taliban is going to provide to get the americans out. we know how the taliban is likely to behave. one of the harshest forms of that rhea law in the na

sandra: think your team. the department of homeland security alejandro mayorkas set to brief quarters live from the white housefinally address the haitian migrant crisis at the border more than a week and silence backlash pet hello, welcome everyone, it is friday, i am sandra smith in new york and this is "america reports." hello, john. >> john: hello, sandra, last day this week. i'm john roberts in washington. in looking at a bridge in del rio, texas, where you can see a dramatic difference from just a

sandra. a lot of breaking stories unfolding this hour. i'm martha maccallum in new york. breaking now, the white house press briefing is about to -- is underway now after fox news has confirmed some information about the -- that came from general scottie miller. we'll take you there in just a moment. we also want to take you back to this immediate story. we expect we'll have new developments on this in moments as well. you saw the emotional plea of gabby petito, the attorney who is working for her mother. that was richard staffer, asking the family of brian lawn -- laundrie to please come forward. he appealed to -- she appealed to them parent to parent. they know each other. they were about to get married, this young couple and they're begging for whatever help he and his family can give them to be forthcoming with that. watch this. >> we believe you know the location of where brian left gabby. we beg you to tell us. as a parent, how could you let us go through this pain and not help us? as a parent, how can you put gabby's younger brothers and sisters through this? >> martha: so we have brand n

white sox. but in the bottom of the frame. starling marte. hey. he's got some juice going to single to center of sandra says coming around. 3rd and headed home with that one he scores is cut the deficit to 6, 3, 9th inning. mark hanna pitched that tops one down the first base jose abreu. well, he's not just about hitting makes a great sliding catch for the out. oakland goes down. 1, 2, 3, in the 9th. nice little rally there, though. final score, 63 white sox is remain. and a half games back for the second wild-card spot. but they slipped to 7 back in the american league to the grid iron. now we are 5 days out from the start of 49 or football. that's it. the red and gold will be traveling to detroit to take on the lions and their new-look offense. it's the start of the jared goff era in detroit and his receiving corps mostly young and untested. so could be a really interesting matchup for that. 49 er defense this week. lions head coach dan campbell talked about what makes the 49 ers a challenge for his club. >> there's very few that do a better job sharing him offense. boy and he's got weapons starts wi

white house. >> john: good to have you, thank you for joining us, appreciate it. >> sandra: bring in marsha blackburn, joins us now straight out of today's hearing. senator, we heard you actually a few moments ago, line of questioning that involved yes or no requests for yes or no answers. one of the questions, you asked the general if bagram air base had stayed open, would our support to the afghanistan air force been more effective in your view? i was wondering if you were surprised by his answer, frankly i'm not sure on that. >> i think that what they're trying to do is give non-answers, which is terribly disappointing and what we need are some specific answers and sandra, big part of what we're trying to do is figure out where is the breakdown, what is guidance given, we know from the command team what they were telling mckenzie, who at sitcom, milley, austin, jake sullivan, susan rice, the president and we know the president was not abiding by this. now, we know, had we had those assets at bagram air field, that we would have been able to facilitate a more expedient withdrawal of our u.s. citize

sandra: jessica, there are multiple headlines today and in recent weeks that show that democrats are growing worried about the negative images that are out there and that this is defining the biden whiterm? absolutely. i don't think any democrat is being honest about it. who knows if we have majority control before that? obviously president trump is going to run again and that's an easier opponent, he so polarizing. but i actually -- and maybe this is why you don't work in the white house because i have a different point of view on this but i would go out there and say, i see every poll and i know how you are feeling. and that's how joe biden won the primary. haley was like i'm going to take the pulse, and they were not for open borders or not for health care for people who were undocumented. and he went out there and won because of that. the polls take the temperature of the country and right now i don't the temperature, i don't know if it would be too hot or too cold but people are not at 98.6 degrees and recognizing that and saying i'm making these decisions, i understand right now you're not feeling great, but it would be net net the right outcome at the end. that would resonate w

we await the white house briefing on what shaping up to be a make or break day on president biden and his agenda. hello anita. >> anita: i maneuver on the upper ogle in new york for sandrard and a key senator announced he is not willing to support a number anywhere close to what the white house wants. $3.5 trillion come up with some estimating it could cost trillions more. the democrats are between progressive and moderate landings and both sides want to end goal to reshape the nation through massive tax and the massive spending on social programs. senator john cornyn will join us and moments to sound off on the democrats historic spending plans and republicans staunch stand against it. >> john: we begin with live fox news team coverage. jacqui heinrich is inside the briefing room as we wait for it to begin the and i'm a lot of questions will be about the state of the bipartisan infrastructure bill and that reconciliation bill. >> you can say that again. there was so much noise this morning after that memo was leaked from senator manchin, sent to chuck schumer over the summer and also presented to the president this week saying that he would support a 1.5 trillion recon

sandra: remarkable look at the damage there. thank you. >> bill: . back with covid headlines. two fda officials resigning in anger after the whitedly got out in front of other plan to authorize booster shots for the vaccinated. what's up with this? dr. marc siegel is breaking the story down. what's up with the rest -- resignations and what is the rub here? >> the head of the vaccine and review division and she has been there over 20 years. a combination of things. the messaging is coming out of the white house and not out of the fda and also out of nih. dr. francis collins and fauci said we may have the vaccines for the 5 to 11-year-olds in a couple of months. with boost steers the president said they'll get boosters in a month. fda said wait, we haven't reviewed the data yet. there is a lot of confusion there and finger pointing. my source former deputy commissioner peter pitt says that janet woodcock is under attack. joe manchin accused her of presiding over the opioid epidemic. her temporary status will run out. it is a mess for the administration right now. >> bill: confusing. has delta leveled off in a way that was predicte

sandra smith. terrorism is where we will start our second hour. fears about the future. taliban extremists once again great aid to were nation, fox news alert. >> john: a live look inside the whitefrom jen psaki after the taliban named the new interim government. a who's who of extremism. very much like the old rogue state. >> anita: and decisions made here in dc helped create the crisis in afghanistan and it started long before the bus with proper treatment senior leaders may still be locked up in guantÁnamo bay if not for the the u.s. army disorder and a controversial prisoner swap. these were just wrecking filed militant -- not just reckon vital -- rank and file militants. john mccain cult of the hardest of the hard-core. tran10 -- >> anita: enter the interior minister is believed to the still be holding at least one american hostage. as they take a wait-and-see approach, president biden's critics say they have seen enough. let's go write to national security correspondent jennifer griffin with the latest. >> reporter: this is what happens when you negotiate with the taliban and lb to their leaders that many of, mark terrorists. as one former afghan female politician put into