hey, tammy. >> tammy: thank you very much. sir. i'm tammy bruce and tonight joe biden looks down on the deadly disaster in afghanistan and declare as job well done. >> the extraordinary success of this mission was due to the incredible skill, bravely, and selfless courage of the united states military and our diplomats and intelligence professionals. >> tammy: we can't condition that the military did as the best job as it could but extraordinary success overall anyone with eyes can see the chaos that has engulfed afghanistan in the past two weeks. 13 americans are dead. 20 more injured, joe biden has sur renikered to the taliban, americans have been left behind. those who assisted us abandoned. there is now a new terrorist safe haven across afghanistan. and the world is less secure because we are witnessing the absolutely devastating consequences of the president's massive foreign policy failure, his der rejection of duty. his smug rejection to face any accountability, and his utter refusal to admit his mistakes for what is now an

we need to pray for them. >> tammy: yes. we have a few of our troops i know have where are already been transferred here to the united states. families are asking for prayers for the seriously injured and that must be on the forefront of our minds as well. thank you, joey. here tonight also, a afghan interpreter, u.s. army intelligence officer and illinois national guard member who was helping evacuate our allies including his own family out of afghanistan. i really appreciate you being here. we talked briefly earlier about this silver lining, one of the things we have seen which are individuals like yourself going in there and making a difference shockingly as the american government says that well, it's too hard or we don't know where they're or and we know the taliban is blocking the road. you have made a commitment to do this. can you speak to everyone about why you are doing it and the difficulties and what the reaction is with from the people in afghanistan that you are rescuing? >> thank you very much. it's a privileg

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what's it going to mean when you finally get to go over and hold on to tammy again? >> it's my whole world, you know. i -- i feel like a better person when i'm with her. >> reporter: they plan to live together. they just need to choose which side of the board they're will be. and an important note. children 12 years and younger are allowed into canada with fully vaccinated parents. but if you're 5 and over you, have to be tested on the first day and the eighth day. >> meg oliver in niagara falls. a couple of other things you should know. if you show up at the border with covid symptoms, regardless of your vaccination status, you will be required to quarantine. when the "overnight news" returns, we'll have more of our exclusive interview with new york governor andrew cuomo's accuser brittany commisso. stay with us. >> brushing over it, rubbing my butt. i just heard something amazing! now for the first time one medication was approved to treat and prevent migraines. nurtec is the first and only option proven to treat and prevent migraines with one medication. onederful

senator tammy duckworth talks about her career in illinois and the congressional senator alana shore. >> thank you so much for joining us today, senator, to discuss your book. >> thanks for having me on, i'm very excited to be here. >> i wanted to start, you know, your entire life story is incredibly moving and has so many emotional moments. on a lighter note, i love the portion of your book, you say, people tell me i'm the first senator to have a baby when i've been in office. no, i'm the first to give birth. >> and men have been having babies. at 70 it's hard for a female senator, so we need more younger senators and women senators. >> absolutely. so the passages in the book on this is fantastic. i'm hoping you can have a candid conversation on a personal level. we know, must more than others, the senate is tradition bound and high-bound institution. how awkward was that, talking through, and i think you used phrase, without a breast on the senator floor. >> as soon as i became pregnant, i got pregnant through ivf. i was trying. as soon as we were successful, we began having the con

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contributor, host of get tammy bruce on fax nation.tunate enough to call you friend, tammy, you have advocated and been there for so many women through different circumstances. 11 women allegedly against this governor now. what would you say to the women at this point? >> you are right. harris, throughout our professional and personal lives many women understand this experience. it is something that we deal with on a man by man or situation by situation basis. and the unfortunate thing is this kind of environment in politics where an individual can feel as though they can do whatever they want. they are completely protected, that the rules and laws do not apply to them and that gets proven to them over and over and over again creates in a way these monsters that will never stop and never believe they will be held accountable. so it is almost an environment that calls on our worst selves and to become the worst that we can become. this is one of many situations, obviously. there will be more in the future. for the women who now have com

joining me now to react fox news contributor tammy bruce.ant to turn it over to you. what is your reaction to this story? >> well, this of course is inevitable because everything we are seeing is pretty much the same thing which are politicians enjoying the ability to tell you what to do. this is effectively training. it is training the average individual the regular citizen, conditioning us whether they be employees or restaurant owners or people who go to dine, whoever you are, you are being trained into believing that the government is allowed to do this. the government, of course, can be a judge who is getting signals from a mayor, who is listening to dr. flipper fauci, who is listening to de blasio, and they all come together and, of course, what we have learned is that a lot of governors and mayors and others have been reversed by courts, thank goodness, because their decisions have been illegal and unconstitutional. and this is why i think that the importance of who it is we elect matters. character matters, because when they get -- i

i feel i'm with her. >> reporter: mert and tammy now plan to live together.o choose which side of the border. and an important note: for children 12 years and younger, they can go into canada with fully-vaccinated parents but for children five and over they must be tested on the first day and the eighth day of their visit, meg oliver, cbs news, niagara falls, new york. >> duncan: still ahead on the cbseend news, how these hungry sheep are helping restore a high-tech landscape. high-tech landscape. (other money manager) so you do it because you have to? (naj) no, we do it because it's the right thing to do. we help clients enjoy a comfortable retirement. (other money manager) sounds like a big responsibility. (naj) one that we don't take lightly. it's why our fees are structured so we do better when our clients do better. fisher investments is clearly different. as someone who resembles someone else... i appreciate that liberty mutual knows everyone's unique. that's why they customize your car insurance, so you only pay for what you need. [ nautical horn blows

i mean the problem, tammy is we have communist at the doorstep. i'm not saying that is some kin of red hat super conspiratorial news commentator, i'm saying that as a person with eyes and ears. black lives matter, you go to their website and it's very clear whether oil will hide by, they are marxist, they're proud of it. so corey bush and aoc and the squad, they are marxist too, of course they want to eliminate proper private property rights. of course they don't think that middle-class is helpful to prosperity because their marxis which means they are complete idiots. i am not completely shocked to hear that. i think that's at the end of th day the american people are going to have their say and they're way, and americans don' like this. there is a sense that no one is really in charge here, and that's why the acquiesced to their demands. they can still go out there and have demands because it's the socialists behind all of this. let's not pretend that biden is really in charge here. >> we get back to the nature of who is making the decisions and

here to react to this, gregg jarrett and tammy bruce.this is the second woman that has come forward with specific allegations describing criminal behavior. first thing after watching this interview, my assessment, independent, objective, watching the interview. i found the -- this young woman to be extremely credible. >> yes. you know, this is important. because the attorney general's investigation also found that. this is important when it comes to -- even during the kavanaugh situation it wasn't believe women because they're women. it does require adieu process dynamic. an investigation to determine the credibility of someone. their background. the nature of what they were arguing, what happened to them. you make -- you come to these conclusions with evidence. we know this. so this is caulk taking women seriously. so we have the benefit of the attorney general's investigation but her being personal about this is important. i understand completely when women want to remain anonymous considering the weapons that are used against them in

hey, tammy. >> tammy: thank you very much. sir.l done. >> the extraordinary success of this mission was due to the incredible skill, bravely, and selfless courage of the united states military and our diplomats and intelligence professionals. >> tammy: we can't condition that the military did as the best job as it could but extraordinary success overall anyone with eyes can see the chaos that has engulfed afghanistan in the past two

. >> now on "afterwards", democratic senator tammy duckworth of illinois talks about her life and career in the military u.s. senate. she's interviewed by politicals congressional editor, along sure. >> thank you for joining us today to discuss your book. >> i am very excited to be here. >> i wanted to start your entire life story is incredibly moving so manys emotional moments. as a congressional editor on a higher help, i loved the portion of your book where you say people tell me that i'm the first senator to have a baby in office, no, i'm the first senator to give birth in office. >> they've been having babies for years the average age something like 70 to give birth in office, we need more younger and women senators. >> absolutely. the passages in the book are fantastic but i'm hoping you and i can have a conversation about what was like on a personal level, hes will know us more thn others often hidebound institution, how awkward was that talking through, i think you used the braised without a breast on the senate floor. [laughter] >> as soon as iau became pregna, i got pregnant th

and roy blunt said tammy i will be the next chairman. i will change the rules. i remember when i was in the house how great it was when i can bring my children to the floor progressive as he became chairman, the same wiki change the rules for me. host: that is fascinating. and it brings me to another question as a hill person i consider that photograph of you entering the building to vote iconic holding her baby daughter. you have been in the public eye for so long. you address this but how did that feel different now not just a public figure. >> i am very jealous of guarding my daughter's privacy. you will rarely see pictures to see their fullface. sometimes you will see media has captured it. but i am most no ways on - - never post pictures with their face. they can decide whether or not they want to post pictures of themselves on social media. but it was important for me to do my job as a working mom. are fighting for working moms everywhere so it was very symbolic for all of the moms who work outside of the home as well. to see me break down that barrier i c

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where led to have tammy duckworth join us. for service in our country. she is here to talk about the u.s. national security in the into pacific which is near and dear to our heart as well. the senator could tackle any issue that is thrown at her as evidenced by the comments made about her diverse committee assignments in the senate. as a member of the senate, she is passionate about building a clean energy future. i look forward to hearing her views on the challenges on climate change as well as the into pacific. i will pass it to me not to get us started -- mina to get us started. >> i am honored to be speaking with you today. you are a war hero, you have broken through so many glass ceilings. it is terrific to have you here. thank you. you are obviously in the middle of both infrastructures. thank you for taking the time to join us today. >> it is a pleasure to be here. you're going to see me mute on oh and off -- on and off. we are in the middle of votes. it is every pleasure to get to be here. >> the topic of this is the into pacific and your trip th

. >> sandra: tammy bruce is the host of get tammy bruce. we watch you on fox nation. what are the american people supposed to think of all this? there is a lot of incoming right now. >> what they're thinking clearly is that there is no leadership. no center of gravity or no vision about the nature of what's going on. so that in and of itself tells the american people even the scientists or doctors aren't either agreeing or there is some people believe, as is the case with myself, that there is a competing political agenda with the nature of normal decisions that one would make for the country with a health crisis or health scare. so you've got really democratic administration that believes in part that covid got them into the white house, that was a major topic obviously. and there is some belief there is an effort to keep that maintained so that certain states are going to be able to, i don't know, expand ballot harvesting, keep people at home, expand absentee balloting, etc. the problem is that americans have to even think about the various dynamics that exist as to

tammy bruce is a fox news contributor and a friend of the focus.uly 8th. i said the few words the president has spoken on topic. he didn't want to talk about it then and until 3:45 eastern i don't know if he wants to talk about it now. >> it will be fascinating. he has a big hill to get over because the last thing we heard him say was not true. either because he was misled or because the intelligence was bad, or because he was not the first person to be advised. maybe it was two or three other individuals who then told him, or the other option which i don't believe, is that he was lying. my concern is that how did the president get that information? he seemed absolutely sure. when the reporters were saying your intelligence officials are saying this is going to fall, he denied that completely. so he has got a big job to do but america after hearing that is perhaps going to be looking at it with a bit of suspicion. >> harris: i don't know if you caught some of what john barrasso was telling me just a few minutes ago. you know, we got into it further

senate and nbc, tammy duckworth is pregnant, the first senator to give birth and office.topher: yeah, we saw that first hand with the trump administration where there was no homage paid all the women on staff and all the women who were so public in communications and we saw this firsthand when a local new york paper, that previously had described are as childless and some of their coverage of this. of course having a baby changes you, thank god, mind my beautiful neighbor baby eliza just got out of nicu, for 12 days all her mother cared about in the entire world was her, she was complete we devoted to that baby while her husband take care of their other daughter and try to make things work. it changes you, it does take you away from work, all that matters is that baby but because of it she is now a better person and more capable of handling what her constituents and family and friends need. >> kayleigh: yeah, i can confirm, having baby blake certainly made me a whole lot better so it's a great sacrifice and a tremendous honor. we congratulate you and your upcoming baby on

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b tammy bruce, your thoughts?realize is that these women came forward and one of them has already expressed this, and they weren't looking to embarrass someone come up they justice. i would guess, i would hazard a guess that there is a more that wouldld come forward especially with his outrageous performance today. behavior is patronizing, and they were naive or dumb, it's a very strange dynamic, what he is displaying publicly. but i think that there is -- we've got to remember that any other man who would have done these things to a woman in the workplace, when it comes to criminal liability, would have been arrested.re a complaint would have been made. it looks m right now that that's an iffy dynamic. might be one case in albany. this is why a lot of women don't come't forward even when it's important because if you are the governor done the worst thing that happens to you is you lose your job or you have to resign. we have to take this more seriously especially for a man charge of the laws himself. the laws tha

those who do not know me my name is tammy myers. i am the director, visitor of relations with the gettysburg center. if you are not already aware, we are owned and operated by the gettysburg nation line which is a 5o1c3 nonprofit charitable organizations that educates about and preserves heritage and habitat. our next speaker today is jane tessler. many of you are very familiar with him he is a licensed battlefield guy here at the military park and has done so since 2003. two of his previously published books, was co-authored with brett eisenberg, and also sent gettysburg, has been awarded the prestigious >> over coddington award is the most outstanding work on the gettysburg battle campaign. he has also co-authored with gettysburg foundation ceo wayne mott and mapmaker steven stanley the book tickets a charge at gettysburg. it was the first battlefield guide legendary here at gettysburg. also a cohost of the popular battle of gettysburg podcasts. he's written numerous articles and publications he is one of the major content liners

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andrew cuomo is in a world of trouble right now. >> tammy, thank you. gregg jarrett, thank you. when we come back, another extremely violent weekend in chicago where police officer was killed. a young officer during a traffic stop, there is no such thing as a routine one as crime continues to skyrocket under the failed far rer left mayor lori lightwe. leo 20 terrel reacts. you know the name of the officer that we are going to tell you about? if you don't, ask yourself why do you think that is. it's taken a lot to get to this moment. ♪ grew up at midnight - the maccabees ♪ dreams are on the line. you got this. refresh... it all, comes down, to this. ♪♪ okay people. oh yeah. let us begin. people!!! less with the puns. more about the moms. they want healthy, affordable options. moms want to save that dough. hold onto that green. enough with the puns! land o'frost premium. fresh look. same great taste. it's taken a lot to get to this moment. ♪ grew up at midnight - lanthe maccabees ♪um. dreams are on the line. you got this. refresh... it all, comes down, to this. ♪♪ >> sean: tonight

[laughter] tammy, hi tammy. samuel pal's description sound great, did he also described the other washington family members who are present during their visit? yes he does i meant to bring that up earlier. who comes to mount vernon to dine with him with his wife at that point. he briefly mentions that the grandchildren are there. that actually, they go to the ruins of belfour plantation ruins. if you are a virginian you might recognize the name is now for its were some of george's best friends of his early life lived. samuel brings up visiting the ruins he does not talk about the fact it's george, william, sally house. kind of a cool thing for washington to do. it's very personal, it's a glimpse into his life. for an action the other relatives he brings up are not out mount vernon. when they're going down to westover they stop in fredericksburg and they have dinner with mary ball washington and mary washington lewis. some of the only friends of the washingtons who met mary ball washington per think that's really

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and now on book tv and afterwards, democratic senator tammy duckwortth of illinois talked about her life and career in the military and the u.s. senate, she's interviewed by politico congressional editor and on the shore. >> thank you so much for joining us today to discuss your book party to. >> thank you for having me on and am very excited to be here. >> while i wanted to start, your entire life story is incredibly moving and so many emotional moments. as a congressional editor though, i lighter note i love the question of your book where you say, peoplena tell me that n the first senator to have a baby while in office, no on the first to give birth in the office. >> what women have been having babies four years. [laughter] so it's hard for a female senator at age 72 give birth so we need more younger senators. more women senators. >> absolutely, the passage in the book, they're fantastic but i'm hoping that you and i can have a candid conversation about what that is like a personal level. you know more than others that senators are very tradition bound institution. so how often it wa

stuart: tammy bruce, she did it. all right, thanks for joining us, tammy.use we have, indeed, turned south. that was a negative if reading on consumer confidence. 70 was the number, very low number actually. dow's now down 10, nasdaq down a fraction, s&p holding on to a fractional gain. david bahnsen is with us right now. you're the dividend guy. that's what we like about you, you come to us and you tell us stocks where the dividend is strong and likely to grow. so let's start with two of your picks from today. if first of all, gilead sciences. what's so great about 'em? what are they payingsome. >> well, they pay close to 4.5% dividend, but they've been growing it every year since they started paying. but what's so great about them is that they invested billions of dollars of cash -- they didn't lever up their balance sheet, they paid for it -- last year for a big transaction in oncology. they're creating a lot of drugs for cancer treatment. we all know they have remdesivir which is the biggest viral therapeutic for can covid. gilead has a very diversified

. >>> now on book tv's afterwords, democratic senator tammy duckworth of illinois talks about her life and career in the military and in the u.s. senate. she's interviewed by politico's congressional editor. >> thank you so much for joining us today, senator, to discuss your book. >> thanks for having me on. i'm very excited to be here. >> well, i wanted to start, you know, your entire life story is incredibly moving and has so many emotional moments. as a congressional editor, though, on a lighter note, i loved the portion of your book where you say people tell me that i'm the first senator to have a baby while in office. no, i'm the first senator to give birth while in office. >> exactly. at an average at 70, it's hard for a female senator to give birth in office. we need younger senators and women senators. >> absolutely. the passages in this book are fantastic. i hope we can have a candid conversation about what that was like on a personal level. we all know us more than others the senate is a very tradition bound and often high bound institution. how awkward was that talking throu

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jackie: tammy bruce joins us now. tammy, good morning to you. wow. i mean, the hypocrisy here? >> it's very, very strange. they live in an odd kind of bubble where everyone else doesn't exist or doesn't matter. jackie: yeah. >> we've seen what they've done for over a year regarding defunding the police. they're telling us that we should not believe our lying eyes and our lying ears. but her comments, i think, are very important and valuable because it reminds everyone whoo lives in an urban area, who lives in a great american city that there is a different standard that they give to you that, in fact, you know, congresswoman bush is saying that she has threats, she's in danger. if you live in an urban area, you are a single mother, you're raising a couple of young children, you too -- considering the homicide rates if you live in chicago, if you live in new york, minneapolis -- those women and men are also in danger. jackie: absolutely. >> it's fascinating that she deserves protection from crime or threats or any kind of other kind of violence, but t

this is crazy and roy blunt said tammy i'm going to be the next chairman and as soon as sam i'm going to change the rules. it was so great that i could bring my children to the floor when i was in the house and with literally within the same week when i became chairwoman he change the rules. poster that's really fascinating and it brings me to another question i have is the hill person. i consider the photograph of you entering the building to vote iconic holding her baby daughter. here's someone who's been in the public eye for so long and good dresses in your book or to what extent did that feel so much different because it's not just you as a public figure but it's it's -- >> guest: i am jealous of guarding my daughter's privacy so you rarely see pictures where you can see their full face. sometimes you see that but i almost never post pictures where you can see my children's faces. they can decide what they are paid whether or not they want to post pictures of themselves on social media. it was important for me to be seen doing my job as a mom because we are fighting for working m

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tammy, thank you. you nailed it. see you next sunday when the next revolution sunday when the next revolution jillian: it is monday, august 16th. straight to a fox news alert, an unmitigated disaster, the afghan government collapsing to the taliban as militants storm kabul and take the presidential palace. >> the pentagon sending additional troops to evacuate americans who are gathered at the kabul airport, still no word from president biden. jillian: you're watching "fox & friends first" on this very busy monday morning. i'm jillian mele. carley: i'm carley shimkus in for todd piro. we have coverage on the deteriorating situation in afghanistan with caroline live

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my name is tammy myers. i am the director of visitor and member relations here at the gettysburg heritage center. if you're not already aware, we are a we are owned and operated by the gettysburg nature alliance, which is a 501c3 nonprofit charitable organization that educates about and preserves gettysburg's compelling combination of heritage and habitat. our next speaker today is james hessler many of you are very familiar with him. he is a licensed battlefield guide here at the gettysburg national military park and has done. so since 2003. two of his previously published books gettysburg's peach orchard which was co-authored with brett eisenberg and also sickles at gettysburg have been awarded the prestigious back elder coddington award as the most outstanding work on the battle gettysburg battle campaign. he is also co-authored with gettysburg foundation president and ceo wayne motz and mapmaker stephen stanley the book pick his charge at gettysburg and it was the first battlefield guide to legendary the

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