steve fish, politics _ the ground. steve fish, politics professor - the ground.h, j politics professor at the university of california berkeley, thanks forjoining us on tuesday. kristen rouse is a board member of iraq and afghanistan veterans of america. she served in afghanistan and is in contact with people on the ground who are fearing for their lives. iam hearing i am hearing from folks on the ground, in and around the capital, who are hunkering down, they don't have a way out, they don't have these is processed, they are unable to get on flights as of right now, and they are absolutely trapped and they are absolutely trapped and absolutely in fear of their lives with the knowledge of what the taliban has done, and another outline places in the country. there has been door—to—door targeting of any interpreter or worker who has been affiliated with the us or nato or coalition missions. they are being hunted down, and in some cases executed. i and many other veterans who i've been talking with and messaging today, we are even getting messages from our comrade i

you know what i'm saying >> steve: fishing all day. >> jimmy: oh, vaping all day, dude >> steve: peopley. >> steve: nobody looks uncool vaping >> jimmy: yeah, that's what you said and you have, like, an r2-d2 vape >> steve: i have an r2-d2 vape - >> jimmy: dude, i think it's cool because you wear, like, board shorts and stuff >> steve: i wear board shorts. i wear like o.c. stuff >> jimmy: yeah, puka shell necklace >> steve: puka shell i highlight my hair with lemon so it gets a little -- >> jimmy: yes, you have -- >> steve: oakley's >> jimmy: oakley's, but you don't wear them, you just put them on the -- >> steve: i put them around my neck in the back >> jimmy: yeah >> steve: so i can pull them off and go - >> jimmy: yeah it's just fun stuff. >> steve: it's cool, man >> jimmy: it's cool to listen to kory e. kory and stuff like that all right, this is from kory e. cohen. [ laughter ] where were we? [ laughter ] ♪ [ applause ] what are we doing? this is from kory e. cohen, he says - >> steve: oh, this is from kory e. cohen. oh, i understand the misunderstanding >> jimmy: "the carolina sex

joining us now to help break down the situation is u c berkeley political science professor steve fish. steve, could this debacle have been. foreseen. >> yes, it could have been foreseen, frankly. and i think that the biden administration, you know, really fields here. we should have known that kabul will be taken back very quickly. we should know that the other major cities in the country would be taken back very quickly once the united states committed to withdrawing their forces. we actually thought, well, since the army and the police that we're leaving behind have the fire power and have the resources to actually stand up to that. holy bond is the coming in. they're going to do so. but i think that was a miscalculation was based on wishful thinking that somehow these people that the army and the police would hang in there. and you despite the fact that the taliban's victory was inevitable. we should have anticipated that this would be over very quickly. >> we give them the weapons. we gave them 20 years of training and spent 10's of billions of dollars doing that. but how could we

anyway >> steve: yeah [ laughter ] >> jimmy: trivia just some quick trivia that's all >> steve: go fishays, "call me by your mom's name. oh, hey. >> steve: oh [ laughter and applause >> jimmy: hey. hey. get it go to bed. >> steve: mama >> jimmy: this one's from @facetimepolice. >> steve: oh >> jimmy: they say, "children of the corn chowder. [ laughter ] that's sounds equally frightening. yeah >> steve: very frightening >> jimmy: this one's from @tamika. she says, "batman begins scrapbooking." [ laughter ] "yeah. ah, joker, this is --" >> steve: "wayne industries opened up. >> jimmy: "my friend made this pottery. [ laughter ] "i think you put flowers in it, whatever you can drink out of it, i guess. >> steve: "i'm going to glue some gold cord to this edge of this page, to really highlight the pictures of robin. >> jimmy: "what i do is i save the glitter glue." [ laughter ] "i just make a whole page of glitter glue and then when it dries, i glue pictures on top of that. just makes for a decent background." [ laughter ] this one's from @kryptoniancodex >> steve: ooh. >> jimmy: he says, "th

steve rosenberg, bbc news. the fishing four years, more and more blue crabs have been found in the mediterranean. originally from the north atlantic, they are consuming fish stocks and damaging nets. the bbc�*s tim allman has the story. this man has been fishing these waters for years. they normally catch eels but in recent years they call is mostly full of crabs, lots and lots of crabs. translation:— crabs, lots and lots of crabs. translation: seems there are crabs, we translation: seems there are crabs. we no — translation: seems there are crabs, we no longer— translation: seems there are crabs, we no longer catch i translation: seems there are crabs, we no longer catch eels l crabs, we no longer catch eels and we no longer have any income. it is worse this year. last year we got a few eels but this year nothing, nothing, nothing. the crab is all over the lagoon, everywhere. the blue crab _ the lagoon, everywhere. the blue crab has _ the lagoon, everywhere. the blue crab has been _ the lagoon, everywhere. the blue crab h

our steve liesman, of course, joins us steve, can you fish virtually? can do a lot of things, david, as you may or may not no in person jackson hole meeting, david, this year always seemed risky. for a few weeks in may when it was announced it appeared the vaccine might vanquish the virus and top central bankers could meet in the shadows of the tetons to discuss the post-pandemic economy. a last-minute decision on friday amid spiking delta concerns, the kansas city fed reversed course and decided to hold the meeting virtually. behind this decision we have been able to report it became clear to the kansas city fed that following the guidelines of the national park meant not only guests but speakers had to wear masks. on thursday teton county where the event would be held upgraded the risk level to red. that means they were mentioned for essential purposes only. fed chair jay powell decided to speak virtually rather than attend the conference. they said red status told us we were introducing more risk to the community and our guests than we were comfortab

steve killed his ex-wife. days before the >> after a day of fishing in a murder, said the state, he small, quiet village in droppedclub at carol's house, supposedly for switzerland, a teenage boy did her to sell in an upcoming garage sale, but left the golf not return home as planned. the sock in his garage. and then, the night of the murder, he investigation revealed some sneaked into her house, and important microscopic evidence used that club to kill her. in the water near where he was last seen. it was the only though such a club was never forensic evidence detectives found, the golf sock was evidence it existed, said the had. prosecution, and the shape of carol's wounds confirmed it. then, to bolster an alibi, as his ex-girlfriend renee girard testified for the prosecution, steve allowed his cell phone >> late in the afternoon of battery to die. something he august 4th, 1993, in the small never normally did. swiss village of neuparadies, >> in general, there was 13-year-old dario cicolecchia usually a battery in his phone left his home to go fishing in and an extra battery either charged or being charged. a n

fish are on the beaches. i didn't see any in that picture steve: it's that time of the year. that stuff just comes up.sley: now you can pay the bill. they made fresh squeezed lemonade for their fans. pete: it was the real deal. people came back for seconds and that's why it was priced at $2 which is a little pricey for one cup of fresh squeezed $2 and you stick adorable kids out there and they wave and guilt people. steve: i love that it's a yellow sign. it's good marketing. lemon, lemonade. pete: we had repeat customers. ainsley: could people drive up? pete: they had to park and obviously my wife jen did a lot of the squeezing but the kids did too. steve: i live in new jersey and i know that new jersey division of taxation now will be interest ed. pete: we had a few customers come up and apply their tax to their payment. >> [laughter] pete: 7% sales tax got to do it. ainsley: that's really cute. i'm sure they were excited. pete: we enjoyed it. steve: very cute. meanwhile, we start this hour with more on the crisis along our southern border. we've got fox drone video that reportedly shows an estimated

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