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one of thein first things washington does as commander-in-chief, aside from trying to improve his moralehe sends key leaders to help him out. and i think the two most important key leaders he sends up there are benedict arnold? both are major generals. both of them are critical for the success of the american success of saratoga. benedict arnold is fiery, aggressive , outstanding leadership from the front kind of guy and benjamin lincoln because of his unique ability to work with a militia those are things that skyler doesn't have and his subordinates don't have. so he sends the twot key leaders up there. and almost from the moment benedict gets there he is everywhere. he is right at the forefront. he is giving skyler advice and in thedv lead and he is leading raids on horses he is at the head of the column so he is the right guy to send up there with this dynamic leader and that is what skyler needed and benjamin lincoln doesn't get as much press but he is also critical to america at saratoga not one of the guys that was leading an attack although he was wounded seriously wanted leading

larry: so with respect to the larry: with respect to thein evacuation business.he white house is calling the taliban businesslike and professional and the national security said that is good because it's taken a step in the right direction. i don't know what the right direction is and i fear it could mean recognition for the taliban terrorists. joining us not to discuss we have ranking member on the foreign affairs committee congressman michael mccaul, thank you ever so much for coming on. you broke t the story on the charter planes still on the ground in the mazar-i-sharif airport. i wanted to get an update from you, i have not heard if any of those planes have left or what. >> they have not, many of the planes in the manifest have been cleared by state department and the taliban will not allow them to depart. some of them don't have the legal documentation to depart and we do have two commercial airliners out of kabul airport that have left for doha carrying westerners with passports and visas. were really at the mercy of the taliban. were not on thery ground,

regulation and all aspects of the criminal power from investigations to prosecution so it's notth the case theinstitution that is failing to protect against the government access to in criminal matters but it is a failure of the guardian of the supreme court and the court has failed to protect against government access through a host of decisions that in my view don't they are scrutiny if you care about the constitution's text the original meaning or a good government design so these only really makes sense if you are animating principle in my view is a pathological difference to the p government i will not go through all of them but i will highlight the key areas that are the most direct relationship with mass incarceration if wee have to then how do and upper semi people incarcerated has to be the equation of two main factors you are admitting more people into prisons and jails are they are staying longer they are working together so the more people you are charging with crimes and convicting us with admissions the more you will see and then now longer sentences are the longer they stay so on

an lgbtq pride pin, expired vial of a covid vaccine, and a cloth worn at thein 400th commemoratin ofmmendations but we think a photo of the governor's blackface should make it into the time capsule just to remind people that races democrats still existed in 2021. that's about it for us tonight. you can watch tucker's incredible interview with curtis your van right now on foxnation.com. and of course, tune in each night at 8:00 for the show that is the sworn enemy of lying, pomposity, smugness, and groupthink. don't forget, president trump tonight with greg gutfeld, that guy, for a very exclusive energy. have a great evening, everybody. sean hannity takes over now. >> sean: jesse, great to see you. welcome to "hannity" and tonight we are going to have a very serious discussion about joe biden speech, first and foremost, pretty much contradicts every single thing he promised you, the american people, that he would do. everything the cdc promised you would never happen. everything jen psaki said wouldn't happen and everything kamala harris says that she is against.ma and we will discuss

it's the result of many years of mismanagement, but in thein shot term, this is the biden administrationg up. why did they do what they did? lara logan has been watching afghanistan, quoting from inside the country, for many years. she knows the answer and she joins us just ahead on this special edition of "tucker carlson tonight." ♪ ♪ narrator: eva-marie smoked 12,000 packs of cigarettes over 15 years. she quit and now there's a new lung cancer screening that could save her life. you stopped smoking. now start screening. no matter how much you smoked, early detection could save you. talk to your doctor or learn more at savedbythescan.org with xfinity home, you can keep your home and everything in it more protected. i can wrangle all my deliveries. thanks, hoss! and i help walk the dog from wherever. *door unlocks* ♪ ♪ well, i can bust curfew-breakers in an instant. well, you all have xfinity home, with cameras to home security monitored by the pros. *laughs* learn more about home security or get our self-monitored solution starting at just $10 per month. ♪ ♪ >> tucker: welcome back to a

rob fladeboe kron 4 news coming up next on kron, 4 news at a caldor fire evacuees forced to leave thein homes and personal belongings behind are now seeking refuge here in the bay area. now they're finding temporary homes in san francisco and smoke from the fires prompting an air quality advisory in the bay area tomorrow and friday. the 3 things you can do to cut particulate matter in your home in half. plus, a travel advisories in effect ahead of the holiday weekend. why the cdc is telling one group of people to boost and cricket charge you more for unlimited 5g. metro doesn't. introducing the big 5g upgrade. just twenty-five bucks a month gets you unlimited 5g and a free 5g smartphone. that's half the price... ...for one line of unlimited 5g smartphone data ...plus a free samsung galaxy 5g when you switch and trade-in. all with the power of the t-mobile 5g network. rule your day with 5g. only at metro by t-mobile. >> as we've been telling you, the crews on the front line of the caldor fire. got some unexpected help from mother nature. the operations chief says the firefighters, quote,

scolding you the american people come american business, corporations, small business, not paying theinhe report from the congressional research service, by the way, nonpartisan, showing that biden himself, he might well over $500,000 in back taxes to the u.s. federal government. by the way, where's the new york d.a. and new york attorney general and you need them? it's donald trump, talk about jail and indictments for, oh, company cars and company apartments and scholarships for children. joe, he will get the usual media mob protection program. according to the report, biden

scolding you the american people come american business, corporations, small business, not paying thein the report from the congressional research service, by the way, nonpartisan, showing that biden himself, he might well over $500,000 in back taxes to the u.s. federal government. by the way, where's the new york d.a. and new york attorney general and you need them? it's donald trump, talk about jail and indictments for, oh, company cars and company apartments and scholarships for children. joe, he will get the usual media mob protection program. according to the report, biden improperly avoided paying medicare taxes before he took office. joe, you and hunter, you need to pay your fair share and lead by example. we will have a lot more about this, but first, we have other serious crises all around the country and world to cover. >> announcer: americans held hostage, banded behind enemy lines. day 40. >> sean: it's day 40. we are not forgetting on this program, because imagine if it was you or somebody you loved caught behind enemy lines, abandoned by joe biden, and the new islamic emir

> can you say more broadly whether it is a law enforcement capability or in the past, for example, thein the past they've been asked to do traffic control? >> again, i'm not going to talk about the specifics of it. my understanding it's not an exorbitant ask. it's not of a particularly large size or major capability. i think it's really more in the form of some manpower support. >> reporter: jim, of course, the hope from the rally organizer as well as law enforcement is this rally will be peaceful. the uscp chief says if that happens and there are no problems, this fence will come down in pretty short order after the rally, jim. >> all right, whitney wild with the latest for us. whitney, thank you. >>> the capitol police not the only ones ramping up security. the head of the tsa says they will see more security officers and dogs than usual leading up to the event. >> that was the concern on january 6. perhaps bringing in weapons. pete pete muntean is at regan national airport this morning. pete, i'm curious how concerned the tsa is here. how closely are they watching and what extra resou

new qb jared goff forty-niners very familiar with the former am well, linebacker fred warner said theinproach. >> will not change. >> just because the state says it's bigger. it's it's regular season. this may be this huge deal. >> no, it's going to be exact the lines resent office. it all for us know a lot of turnover over there. you know, see how things go in 1st half of the just quarterly. >> so get ready. niner nation sunday. it all starts them. >> united airlines is changing its vaccine guidelines for employees. those workers who are granted religious exemptions to the company's vaccine mandate will be placed on unpaid leave starting in october, united announced the vaccine mandate last month but stated it would consider allowing religious and medical exemptions. the company is citing an uptick in covid cases as a reason for this decision. >> and we have been telling you about lightning strikes in the north and south bay tonight. well, this photograph is from a kron. 4 of you are showing a lightning strike over the eastern foothills of mount hamilton in south santa clara county. yo

>> in january, chairman chief of staff called his counterpath, chung, a picture of thein beijing years before. what i'm about to report is from three former senior defense officials, a former trump administration official and a senior congressional official. at the time, milley was extremely concerned about what president trump was capable of, esper had been terminated. the january 6th attack had just occurred and senior pentagon officials replaced with trump loyalist it is. milley talked every day with secretary of state mike pompeo. they worked together to try to ensure there was continuity right at the end of the trump administration and truly no surprises on national security, and part of that was reassuring adversaries that there was going to be continuity from trump to biden. that call was what milley made to general lee that there were going to be no surprises. the context for the call was back in october. that's when the chinese -- u.s. believe that the chinese feared some kind of u.s. attack, some kind of october surprise, so senior civilian pentagon officials called their cou

options that are sustainable in urban centers and then secondary work culture itself there is a lie theinudy left to be done for those that start jobs without their counterparts and without ever having a single person in their company and workplace culture and the pieces that are a part of it coming together to get work done is a primary function of humanity and to understand what if any long lasting effects? what are the advantages when it comes to commerce and the way they do their business? at least from what we read in media outlets this is in the last pandemic we deal with in our lifetime so what could we have done better and how do we get in front of cross-border policy cooperation and consistency to make sure we are approaching the next pandemic with as many tools as we have available so there's less confusion and consistency whether ground border crossings or air travel into the future so those are on my wish list. >> we'll be sure the people putting this together it's very helpful. >> thank you for joining us today such an important industry and in 2019 arizona tour industry 46 m

not seeing increase in humidity and rain at least we'll have the lower temperatures and thein w ndsotke settle into the bay area. oir temperatures are still nice and cool with many micro climates cooler than normal, reaching into the upper 70s, low 80s for inland east bay and north bay, 60s near the coast. san jose headed to 77 degrees. inland temperatures are heating up. for the labor day holiday weekend, we'll see highs in the hottest spots reaching into the mid 90s. >>> don't forget, also check us out on "today" show radio, sirius xm channel 108. >>> all right, dylan carson daly also working from home not just doing "pop start" but running the graphics department as well. what's up? >> got to do it! >> and graphics department opting to go to elementary school rather than making h hard-earned cash from the old man. what a mistake but i'm here anyway. so we'll get to it first up, we've got a new music doubleheader kicking things off right here sir elton john yesterday the rocket man announce add new album is in the works called "the lockdown session. 16 new songs and features, collab

structure, really i think that congress needs to assure that even the small businesses have access to thein ppe. and that the congress structured it with a larger percentage to the smallest loans rated and the larger percentage with these loans does not give the advertisement or reimbursement to review backbone. [inaudible]. and actually give the loans are able to generate access. the community lenders for now for businesses. probably would not cover the costs. and. [inaudible]. we were able to work on much of our loans, most were multiplied into the $20000. [inaudible]. we were hoping to helping the larger for the employees on staff and able to help with certain costs. and for these lenders that were working exclusively on these loans and congress did address that in the 2021 piece of this rated and a minimum fee amount. [inaudible]. >> we appreciate that printed are there any more perspectives on this question. >> i just think that going into this i don't know that going into this pandemic, that we do need to help our members rated this was basically secondary we need to get through this

dialogue with their employees including the gate agent, including the flight attendant, including thein pilo. we take this extremely seriously and we want to make sure our employees feel supported to build to report these incidents and that we as their airline are going to take them seriously but are supporting them and doing everything in our parent power should address the issue. >> mr. bidwell? >> thank you very much for the question. in accordance with tsa regulations, airport operators provide one enforcement officer with arrest authority in the number and manner adequate to support security programs. the challenge is not the number of officers available or rather the lack thereof. indeed airport law enforcement response when called but can only enforce state and local law. we need crewmembers to stick around and to provide statements whether those are processed locally whether they are referred on to the federal government and the fbi. >> thank you. >> we really need fromee the airlines we clear communication to the gate agents that when these incidents occur their first priority

again, this is a function, thein ying and yang of it is we put so much into the economy to try to keepoving that it does have an effect on our price level. so it's something to watch. but on balance i think we should be quite proud of the economic performance that we have turned in during this covid period under these obviously very, very extreme conditions. >> steve, susan page here, what's the lesson of the charts if for congress? they're now considering two big bill, the $1 trillion infrastructure bill and a $3.5 trillion reconciliation bill. is the lesson we need to keep up the stimulus to keep these good numbers going or is there a warning sign when you look at the inflation? >> i would tend more toward the latter myself, susan. i think we have an put an enormous amount of stimulus in the economy. much of the money appropriated or designated still hasn't been spent so there's more government money coming into the economy as we talk about it today and you have this high inflation rate however temporary it may turn out to be. so i would, myself, move on the side of caution in terms

let me share with you and paraphrase what she said to state and local governments in thein capitol city of ohio with including our mayor sitting there. she saiddu allocate the funds. allocate the funds and help these individuals who are in need. lethe me also thank you for in e few months that you have been there to increase the housing instability and homelessness caused by the pandemic that put us in a whole new tizzy and world, thank you for the investments in the nation's housing infrastructure as part of the biden's build back better plan. rollic back actions of the trump administration whichai set us bk and underminded the fair housing act. sonoe. thank you. now,ay i do have a question if have enough time. i want to say thank you to your team. they have been amazing in responding and reaching out.t earlier this year i have a bill, the housing financial basis point discount up front on their mortgage insurance for first time homee buyers in exchange fr taking on hudte approved prepurchased housing course. and this bill lowered the down payment rate for first time home buyers by mor

twenty years ago introduce thein dream act. twenty years.nd of course many people to be such a great legislator what you waiting for someone five separate occasions to follow the dream act only to be stop by filibuster five times and left in the current state donald trump assured me he would take care of those kids in his own words. he certainly did. he tried to abolish stock and remove the protection of 780,000 per that these young people have. they came to the united states as infants and toddlers and little babies. and to go to school work around the house and played in the future of the country people believe the slide was their flag not until later in their life the parents public with them and told them that was not the case at all. they were undocumented, technically illegal in the words of some. i cannot imagine having that hanging over your head knowing that any dayny there might be a knock on the door and someone in your family might be removed or your whole family deported. they lived under that shadow and they still did remarkabl