president spending the delaware strip. we begin live where many evacuations are heading next afternoon from a concept to get this done safely but the reality on the ground for so many afghans has been so difficult and dangerous. we saw earlier today chaos again erupting outside of the airport in kabul. video shared by people on the ground showing complete devastation and a number of injuries including two children. the americans are there still from a face-to-face with the taliban and what's become really a front line, taliban feeding people trying to get to the airport and flee the country while the americans are free to everyone for can over the wall and into safe territory. we spoke with evacuees here and they said what we see at the airport today my only get worse because they believe that how event is being restrained while international focus is on afghanistan. listen to what the number of university students had to tell fox news earlier today. >> who knows what's going to happen, right off the taliban is trying to s

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everyone in connecticut wanted hartford or new haven everyone in delaware everybody wanted boston nobody wanted the capital to be in another state that political power would be an economic boom and nobody wanted another city to have a leg up and for 25 years there is a fight and where the capital city should be. for the took years to ratify the articles with the unicameral legislature they couldn't govern it was utterly and wholly ineffectual we lack a functioning government good luck with that and this is but washington responds to. on everyone's minds and written in newspapers they fought for this? washington says we are either a united people and contradicting each other washington but then allow for the company of springfield to be overrun by hogs and dogs and garbage and not much else they spent only months in new york city and then there was a deal cut. the deal would be cut in new york city june 20th 1790 and probably the second most favors dinner party behind the last supper and you can see the pictures between jefferson madison and hamilton anti- federalist was a nemesis as a fe

after a two day workweek the president now has support of the warehouse for another vacation in delaware. we are not entitled to know what he does. the major crisis at home and abroad, the leader of the free world missing in action yet again. with a full report, fox news white house correspondent. the only guy usually in the room that's willing to ask the tough questions and get a sarcastic answer just across the river in arlington explaining how these 3,000 troops are going to be deployed. we found out from a senior white house official this evening that the president gave the order to send the troops this morning after two meetings. one last night and one with the defense secretary earlier today. the defense department tells us following up on what you said, they have not spoken to the taliban about u.s. intentions to come in and just evacuate the diplomats. it is not at all clear that the coast is going to be clear when narrowly focused american mission begins and they put a pin on it in a little more than a week. the taliban has already taken out over 12 of the 34 provincial capitals

>> reporter: president biden and first lady jill biden attended their dignified transfer in dover, delaware. the fallen include u.s. marines, a navy sailor and a soldier. in one of sergeant nicole gee's last instagram posts, the 23-year-old shared a photo of herself holding an afghan baby with the caption "i love my job," something she just told her sister. >> some of the last things she said is i love being here. this is amazing work. she couldn't wait to tell me more about it. after deployment. >> reporter: 31-year-old staff sergeant darrin hoover's father said his son was devoted to family and to leading fellow marines. >> and they would have followed him through the gates of hell if that's what it took. and ultimately that's pretty much what he did. >> reporter: 20-year-old lance corporal kareem nikoui's mother wrote on social media "i felt my soul leave my body as i was screaming that it can't be true. no mother, no parent should ever have to hear that their child is gone." 20-year-old lance corporal rylee mccollum will never get to experience fatherhood. his wife is expecting their fi

you saw him earlier climbing the stairs of air force one as they headed to dover air force base in delaware. this is a dignified transfer that's expected to last about two hours given there are 13 families that are there. 11 of them have agreed to have media coverage of that. that is something that has only been in practice since about 2009 when the pentagon started allowing that. each family has the right to say whether or not they would like that to be covered. 11 of the 13 families have. all 13 families are there as the president is meeting with them behind closed doors. we should note during this dignified transfer, it is a very somer time, the president's first time doing it since taking office. he attended some of these dignified transfers as vice president, i think was at one during his final months as vice president. this is the first one for him since taking office. he's spending several hours there. this is something where the president is going to be meeting with these families and talking to them for the first time since they actually got this news. he will later return to the w

this as president biden is in delaware for the weekend and his vice president pivots to asia. now president biden says he has not been criticized from allies. recently the british parliament censored him and held him in contempt. will lucas tomlinson thank you for that report. we did at the 7:00 hour in the east coast a list of contradictions president joe biden uttered in the last 24 hours. things he said in a press conference yesterday that shortly after were either challenged or proven to be untrue. we had to wait a full 18 hours for this one but the advice for americans to make their way to the airport now the u.s. embassy in kabul is suggesting no, please, do not do that. pete: joe biden says he has no indication and no situations where americans couldn't get there three hours later sent three chinooks to get 69 it americans. couple minutes ago we got this alert from the embassy in kabul which we abandoned by the way. >> this is the temporary beamentsz airport. we adonned a billion dollars information all the information and technology in this over to the taliban. at leas

i don't think delaware is essential. out in san francisco, remember nancy pelosi? she got caught getting her hair done at that hair salon, as it remains closed, businesses h sht their doors, they weren't allowed to open legally. yeah, they opened for her. and i don't see a mask on either. more recently, pelosi caught again without herer mask after reinstating the mandate in the house of representatives. we have seen this time and time and time and time again. for example, the far left mayor of austin, texas, was forced to apologize for taking a mexico vacation, at the same time urging residents to stay home. and the san jose mayor said last year that he didn't know his thanksgiving gathering broke state health rules. so ask yourself, does any of this make any sense? does anyone really believe that these politicians, these so-called experts, are at all concerned with all of our safety and our well-being? because it'saf as undeniable as ever. the biden administration, the democratic party, their friends in the media mob, they have politicized the science. they use it

texas, delaware, those are some of the states really struggling. garrett, we have this conversation in the context of a full-throated argument here in florida about whether or not children should be required to wear masks in schools or not. in broward county, that's been the case. we spoke to the chairman of emergency medicine here in hollywood, florida, here's what he told us. >> i think every parent should be worried. it affects kids differently than the strains in the past. they're symptomatic. we've seen more kids come into the hospital. fortunately they're not dying, but sick enough to receive acute care in the hospital. >> reporter: another urgent problem is critical staffing shortages. the florida hospital association reports that three out of four hospitals in the entire state are either at critical staffing or anticipate being there within the next seven days. what does that mean? they may have trouble treating anybody, if this continuings. >> dasha, you're at the little league world series. kids until 12 can't get vaccinated. that's basic

i know many of you watching out home are like the folks i grew up with in scranton and claymont, delaware. i get it, i understand it but we're going to leave no one behind. nearly 90% of the jobs created in our infrastructure plan do not require a bachelor's degree. when we invest in infrastructure we're going to buy american products, american materials and services from american businesses made in america by american workers. we're going to do everything in our power to encourage our workers to unionize and collectively bargain. we have a blue collar blueprint to rebuild america. we need them not to take the benefits of our public investments and expand electric vehicles and battery manufacturing abroad. we need you to deepen your relationship with the uaw, continue to pay good wages, support local people across the country. that's why i'm so proud the uaw is standing here today as well. that's why i'm proud that the three largest employers are sitting here and their sights are set not only on electric vehicles but expansion, expanding union jobs, expanding the middle class. it matters.

the president will be briefed on afghanistan and go to delaware later on. it was president biden nominating rahm emanuel as his ambassador to japan. he would be tapped for the prominent foreign post. that is the white house announcing that. the chicago tribune says it will give a tactician and veteran in the ranks of his top diplomats. you can see that in the chicago tribune. when it comes to electric cars, gm says that when it comes to the chevy volt, there is a recall over a battery fire issue. a few 2019 were not covered under the previous recall. all 141,000 volts that gm has produced are under recall. you can see more on that at the new york times business section. caller: thank you for taking my call. i am just surprised that america pulled out afghanistan without notifying the americans. they would not be in the mess they are in now. the people who spoke out against the afghan government, now their lives are at risk. i don't understand that. i was wondering, if there is a program set up for when people are allowed to come to the nato nations that are

including one delaware village where all 96 men, women and children had converted to the moravian faith which meant they couldn't take up arms. so they sang hymns and prayed while the militia men bashed them in the head with mallets in order to save musket balls. you had a british general with blankets purposefully infected with the small box in hopes that it would spread throughout. this was a peace delegation. vermin for vermin is the way he put it. it goes on and on. just as an aside, the same governor general would pay the equivalent of ten dollars of any indian scalp man or women over 10 years old. how they knew the scalps were over 10 years old, i do not know. but it back fired because when he would send out militias to raid indian villages, they would spend less time fighting and more time digging up the indian graveyards so they could scalp the corpses. so we kind of expected this kind of blood in our book "blood and treasure". what we did not expect was that daniel boone would be such a central figure of it. tom and i did not start out to write a biography of daniel boone. in f

alarms about delaware or the administration bringing lawsuits against delaware. democrats want to focus on this manufactured crisis and don't want to deal with the cries sees, inflation, crime, the border and what is going on in afghanistan as we speak. today is an easier -- today is it easier to vote than ever and applaud the strides and embrace the greatness and this is democrats consolidating their political power. they are focused on this while there are so many issues facing our nation but focused on consolidating our power and taking it away from the states, madam speaker, i reserve. the speaker pro tempore: the gentleman reserves the balance of his time the chair recognizes the gentleman from new york. mr. nadler: i yield one minute to the distinguished gentlelady from california, ms. lofgren. the speaker pro tempore: the gentlewoman is recognized. ms. lofgren: congress first passed the voting rights act while martin luther king stood and john lewis stood by his side. but the court in the shelby cases destroyed important parts of the law. this bill fixes t

today upon his return from an extended weekend in delaware a very frail, weak, cognitively struggling joe seemingly had trouble finding the door. to the white house. my name is joe biden. someone needs to put in his pocket "i live at 1600 pennsylvania avenue, washington, d.c. "i go and what door? slowly he meanders across the yard but we with night top story. not really a surprise. but in some ways it is. andrew cuomo stays as governor of new york officially numbered after a bombshell investigation by the near state attorney general determined andrew cuomo was a serial abuser who violated state and federal law, cuomo saw the writing on the wall and his resignation effective two weeks from today. during up speech, the near posted trial set was insulting and self-serving, cuomo proclaimed he accepts full responsibility before listing all the reasons why he's not responsible for anything. take a look. >> i take full responsibility for my actions. i've been too familiar with people. my sense of humor can be insensitive and off-putting. i do hug and kiss people casually. women and men. i h

the speaker pro tempore: for what purpose does the gentlewoman from delaware seek recognition? >> madam speaker, as the member designated by ms. degette of colorado, pursuant to house resolution 8, i inform the house that ms. degette will vote yes on on s. 325. the speaker pro tempore: for what purpose does the gentleman from utah seek recognition? >> as the member designated by representative doip curtis, pursuant to house resolution 8, i inform the house that mr. curtis will vote yea on s. 325. the speaker pro tempore: for what purpose does the gentleman from illinois seek recognition? >> as the member designated by ms. newman of illinois, pursuant to house resolution 8, i inform the house that ms. newman will vote yes on s. 325. the speaker pro tempore: for what purpose does the gentleman from pennsylvania seek recognition? >> madam speaker, as the member designated by mr. hagedorn of minnesota, pursuant to house resolution 8, i inform the house that mr. hagedorn will vote yes on s. 325. madam speaker, as the member designated by mr. thompson of pennsylvania, pursuant to hou

peter doocy live with the latest, in wilmington, delaware, covering president biden who is spending the weekend 59 his house. hi, peter. >> reporter: a trillion dollars worth of taxpayer money for roads an bridges is of particular interest to the transportation secretary, and he is keeping tabs. >> the state of play looks good. the senate is working through the amendment process. there's a lot of procedure to be gotten through. we are within days, possibly within hours of seeing this historic legislation that's going to get us better roads and bridges, better ports and airports, better future for our economy and creating millions of jobs. we're on the cusp of seeing that move through the senate. >> reporter: if there's no agreement to speed things up, final passage could happen in the wee hours of tuesday morning as early as 2:30 a.m. from there it will head to the house and for now speaker pelosi's plan is to attach it to $3.5 trillion worth of democratic priorities in a reconciliation budget bill, then make members vote on that. >> the fact that pelosi says she has to link them tells

it cannot happen after the trip to delaware that the president on now. oh, my gosh, the extended vacation that jen psaki went on and you got an automated message from her voice mail or email. we need to get on it now. if you cannot tell the american people anything, fine. but do not lie to us. speech of the execution of that strategy, nothing will work in the absence of leadership. that's all we have at this moment. coming up, critics screen limit slamming president biden after he went on vacation when after afghanistan. taliban continue this advance and take over afghanistan. this is intelligence predict the collapse of afghan forces is now coming to light. i brought in ensure max protein, with thirty grams of protein. those who tried me felt more energy in just two weeks! [sighs wearily] here, i'll take that! woo-hoo! ensure max protein. with thirty grams of protein, one gram of sugar, and now with two new flavors! i would like to take a moment to address my fellow veterans. one of the benefits that our country gives us as one gram of sugar, veterans i

he's ridden the amtrak train a lot from new york down to wilmington, delaware. we have a few corporations in delaware back in the days when he was in private practice. but he has and leads the most diverse government in israeli history. we've got a big agenda today, starting with covid, which we've been talking about, and both our successful vaccination programs. we talked a little bit. we're going to continue to talk about the issues. he started the program a little earlier, met with great results. we were going to start mid september, but we're considering the advise you've given that we should start earlier. this is promising, also, the booster program. it's going to start here september 20th pending approval of the fda and the cdc and committee of on site experts. the question raised is should it be shorter than six months? should it be five months? that's being discussed. i spoke with dr. fauci this morning about that. we're also going to discuss israel's unwavering commitment that we have with the united states, israel security. i fully, fully, fully suppo

my reporting job actually started in dover, delaware, years ago. i've seen both decisions made, both public and private. wolf, if i may just review the names of 13 service members, 11 marines, a sailor and a soldier. 31-year-old staff sergeant darin hoover, johanny rosariopichardo, nicole gee, hunter lopez, daegan page, humberto sanchez, david espinoza, jared schmitz, rylee mccollum, kareem nicu', dylan merola and ryan knauss. a part of what makes this so incredibly difficult. they were at the beginning of their lives, the beginning of their adventures and they chose with their bravery to go out there and not only help their fellow citizens, but citizens of another country to try to escape afghanistan, to come to the u.s. and have a better life. it's part of that mission that they paid the ultimate sacrifice. may their memory be a blessing as we watched these dignified transfers continue. >> our deepest condolences to their loving families and their friends. kaitlan, i know you're getting information. there's a pool of media correspondents who are

this is senator tom carper of delaware speaking. we expect senator chuck schumer to address the bill in just a moment. breaking news from the upper chamber. we will go there as well. >>> also, the pandemic intensifying in new dangerous ways. we just crossed 36 million covid cases in our country since all of this started by nbc's tally, and it only took eight days to add 1 million new cases.

of a sudden being stranded in that country as afghanistan collapsed, and now he is supposed to go to delaware this weekend for yet another vacation? i do not know what is going on, and i'm really nervous about the state of the country. >> tucker: yeah, and honestly, damn barack obama and susan rice and the people around him who knew perfectly well he was incapable of leading the country, who pushed the most cynical presidential campaign in history of this country on the rest of us, against donald trump, fine, but this is the guy they got elected president by any means necessary? they knew that he couldn't leave the country and they did it anyway? i mean, at some point, will people be held accountable for this? nothing like this has ever happened before. s >> yeah, and i wonder where his equity is. you think of the president can do it, maybe his second-in-command can step upp from but kamala harris has fallen off the map, she is practically in the witness protection program now. the same woman who earlier this year had said she was the last person in the room on the decision to get out of afgh

>> that's exactly what's happening he started his vacation in delaware now he's at camp david and he brought his advisors with them over to camp david and the materials that they needed there on the situation talking currently about the afghan situation in your getting briefing on the vaccination progress and the progress of the delta. in the u.s. as well as what's going on at the border. sean: thank you for the report i appreciate that. let's begin ranking member of ways and means committee my good friend kevin brady for rise of inflation. welcome to "kudlow" i appreciate you joining me. >> good to see you. >> you look great without ever confide hopefully that is your house in texas. i want to talk to you about consumer price index, the produr price with a 7.8% we heard economist and democrat state inflation is transitory but when you see the massive amount of spending happened in a government you see this inflation happening year-over-year long-term? >> there's no doubt about it. seven months in a row under president biden american families purchasing power has shrunk right now pri

the president first lady are traveling to dover air force base in delaware as the fallen troops remains returned to us soil, the president will be there for a dignified transfer movement, a military ritual of receiving the remains of fallen troops killed in foreign combat. meanwhile, on sunday, pope francis expressed great worry about the situation and afghanistan after the traditional sunday blessing earlier today, the pope spoke from saint peter's square, thanking those who are helping and asking the faithful to intensify their prayers for those who are suffering especially the women and children. now this morning the u.s. embassy in afghanistan is asking all americans to avoid the kabul airport due to a specific credible threat to the warning comes as top officials caution another terror attack is likely in the next 24 to 36 hours, which would be the second attack targeting the airport in less than a week. the pentagon carried out a drone strike against isis fighters in afghanistan's nangarhar province on friday. retaliating against islamic state militants who claimed responsibility

his themis a summary of what accomplishments the last six months before taking off for delaware. in terms of what might be coming next, one, they're clearly discussing other ways to maybe not just incentivize or hold a stick over nursing homes, states, et cetera, to encourage vaccination, perhaps holding funding for medicare, medicaid. types of discussions are at the early stage, but we are seeing the white house shift from the carrot to the stick aspect of the strategy, and we saw that in the last week, phil, when the president announced all federal workers need to be vaccinated or be tested. that's a reflection of the fact that this white house probably, and i know that officials said this, did not anticipate how many people in this country would not take advantage. now they're moving on to what else can we do to make sure that happens because of the brutal and fast spreading delta variant. >> if you want to see how things are changing real time, look at jackie, wearing a mask in the u.s. senate, something i didn't think we would see again. thanks for your time. jackie, you're

in dover delaware the president and first lady attended the first arrival of the remains of 13 troops killed in last week's airport attack. the president met with military families and stood with them for the dignified transfer of remains. back to you. >> the state department said the taliban has prommed to allow afghans and american citizens to leave afghanistan after tomorrow's deadline. >>> wall street finished higher last week. the dow jumped 242 points. the nasdaq rallied 183. the s&p gained 39 also notching a record close. er -- coming up in the week ahead they will release the report at the end of this week. they are predicting 750,000 jobs were added to the work force this month. keep this mind the economy grew by 943,000 jobs in july. the unemployment rate dropped to 5.4%. >>> ida slammed louisiana's gulf coast as a powerful category 4 hurricane yesterday. a gas buddy dot com analyst said there is no reason to rush to the point. gas prices aren't expected to dramatically rise over the next few days. >>> history at the a'nd mthbe sirst t black won sd that spot for an opening w

and i'm assigned to a delaware national guard unit that's going to transfer over to the army reserve. but anyway, right after that happens ron calls me on the phone, he said, david, i just want you to know that the chief of the army reserve has selected me to be his deputy, and i'm getting promoted to brigadier general next week. well, he was being what they call frocked. he wasn't really a brigadier general. he was being frocked so he would have the stars, wear the uniform, but he was still getting paid as a colonel. well, anyway, bottom line, ron is the incoming president of the atlanta vietnam veterans business association which is why i'm here. he's a lieutenant general, retired. but we became reconnected as great friends, great buddies. he served as the chief of the army reserve as a lieutenant general, and after after he finished his tours the chief of the army reserve, he then went to -- i think he went to pakistan. i want to say he went to pakistan and worked at the embassy there as a senior attache. nice guy. born and raised in georgia, from savannah. lives now in jackson, ge

we had a few corporations in delaware when he was in private practice. but he heads and leads the most diverse government in israeli history. and we've got a big agenda today, starting with covid. we've been talking about it. and 19 in both our successful vaccination programs, and we've talked a little bit. we're going to continue to talk about the issue of booster shots. and as you started your program a little early, met with great results. we're going to start mid september. we're considering the issue given that we should start earlier. and this is a promising, also these booster program. it's going to start here september 20th, pending approval of the fda and the cdc committee of outside experts, and any question raised should be almost -- that's being discussed. i spoke with dr. fauci this morning about that. we're also going to discuss israel's unwavering commitment that we have in the united states to israel security, and i fully, fully, fully support replenishing israel's system. and we also are going to discuss the threat from iran and ensure t

this is senator tom carper of delaware speaking. we expect senator chuck schumer to address the bill in just a moment. breaking news from the upper chamber. we will go there as well. >>> also, the pandemic intensifying in new dangerous ways. we just crossed 36 million covid cases in our country since all of this started by nbc's tally, and it only took eight days to add 1 million new cases. coming up we will talk to health and human services secretary becerra is tackling the new challenges. but we are going to start with the infrastructure vote in the senate, and monica alba is in wilmington, delaware, and we're following this particular bill from the very start. and i want to bring in the assistant dean of public affairs at the university of texas, and she's also a msnbc contributor. and we will start with you, ali vitali. >> craig, a halting process all the way through. we saw negotiations repeatedly fall apart and start again. one of the early republicans that tried to reach across the aisle and put together a deal, once that fel

he has been receiving additional training and spending time in delaware where the environment is more familiar to him. i don't have additional specifics. go ahead. >> unfortunately these evacuations are happening in a pandemic. can you tell us about are these -- i believe there's a g quarantine but are they vaccinated? the less than 5% of the population is vaccinated. >> sure. let's give you an update on this. there was a story out on this earlier today. i can give you more detail. i can tell you basically that individuals who come in to the united states are offered a vaccine. for those who are coming in on the condition -- on parole, as parolees it is required, a condition of their parole to the united states. but we have made this available at dulles and continue to look for ways to expand access to the vaccine to other places where individuals land to provide it as quickly as possible on landing. everyone is tested upon arrival and steps are taken. if individuals test positive to quarantine them. american citizens are asked to quarantine. that would be something they would do on t

jake sherman and nbc's monica alba traveling with the president in delaware. thank you both. >>> still ahead on "morning joe," dr. anthony fauci is our guest. as coronavirus cases across the u.s. hit the highest level since february. >>> plus, baltimore ravens quarterback, lamar jackson still isn't sold on a covid vaccine despite coming down with the virus twice. >>> also ahead with the 20th anniversary of september 11th next month, the justice department is pledging to review documents related to the terrorist attack for possible public release. you're watching "morning joe." we'll be right back. ♪♪ [sfx: radio being tuned] welcome to allstate. ♪ [band plays] ♪ a place where everyone lives life well-protected. ♪♪ and even when things go a bit wrong, we've got your back. here, things work the way you wish they would. and better protection costs a whole lot less. you're in good hands with allstate. click or call for a lower auto rate today. paul loves food. but his diabetes made food a mystery. everything felt like a “no.” but then paul went fro

yes, the president canceled the delaware trip in order to stay here at the white house to continue a weekend of talks with his national security team on afghanistan, which included discussions on the latest challenges facing u.s. citizens attempting to flee this morning, new concerns over isis threats in afghanistan. against the kabul airport and the americans still trapped in the country trying to get out, but told saturday to stay put until otherwise directed due to, quote, potential security threats. the military now working on alternative ways to get u.s. citizens, afghans, and third country nationals safely to their flights, according to two defense officials. the british military says that at least seven afghans were killed in the crush outside the airport. as the defense department confirms reports of some americans being beaten by taliban fighters at checkpoints on the way >> yes, some physical violence has occurred what appears to be happening is that not every taliban fighter either got the word or decided to obey the word >> reporter: the pentagon prioritizing security at

the president canceled a trip to delaware today >> reporter: that's right. president biden twice scrapped a weekend trip to wilmington, opting to stay here and meet with his national security team on the latest isis threat in afghanistan. jose >> monica alba at the white house, thank you >>> the despair unfolding at the kabul airport is almost unimaginable this airport once a lifeline out, now the scene of so much anguish. sky news reporter stewart ramsey is there, and warning, the images you're about to see are disturbing >> reporter: this is an emergency now. it's nothing to do with process. they're just trying to save lives. tens of thousands are trying to get through, at the front they're being crushed. paratroopers pulling people from the mayhem medics rushing from the next casualty to the next and the next dehydrated and terrified the soldiers spray the crowd with a hose, anything to cool them down. men, women, and lots and lots of children then what we feared, the inevitable in the mayhem, units rush through crowds to shore up weak points in the evacu

you come to delaware with the president, no such masking rules. this is an administration, though, where over the course of the last year and-a-half that we were traveling with them, they made a point to get people to take covid-19 very, very seriously and now it seems like sometimes they struggle to get people to take the virus seriously except if you're vaccinated. so they want people to know this delta variant is out there but it really is only serious for people who are not vaccinated and i think that's where some of the confusion has been coming from. howie: okay. now, media i said this week that you are the best white house correspondent. is it uncomfortable for you usually to be asking the hardest edge questions and having jen psaki often push back on those questions? >> no, not at all. and i put a lot thought into the questions, it seems like she puts a lot of thought into the answers, trying to figure out what exactly we are going to press her on. and so it's never uncomfortable and hopefully the information we're getting out of there is

falling on villages attacking and killing men women and children including one delaware village where all 96 men women and children had converted to the moro to the moravian faith which meant they couldn't take up arms. so they sang hymns and they prayed while these militiamen bashed in their heads with mallets in order to save musket balls. you had a british governor general gifting and ottawa peace delegation as a parting gift with blank. it's purposely infected with the smallpox. figuring it would spread throughout. this was a peace delegation. berman. vermin is the way he put it and it goes on and on and as a matter of fact, i'll just as an aside. the same governor general jeffrey ann hurst, he would pay what is the equivalent today of $10 for a scalp of any indian man or woman over 10 years old how they knew the scalps were over 10 years old. i do not know but it backfired on him because when he would send out malicious to rate in the villages they would spend less time fighting and more time digging digging up the graveyards the indian graveyards, so they get scalped the corpses

. >>> a judge in delaware agreed today to a state judge in delaware agreed today to let the boy scouts of america proceed with an ageement to settle sexual abuse claims. the deal contributes $850 million to a fund for 70,000 men who say they were abused by scoutmasters and others. the judge refused to let the boy scouts pay millions in legal fees for the plaintiffs. the u.s. education department will forgive student loan debt for more than 300,000 disabled americans. today's announcement says the change affects people whare totally and permanently impaired, and cannot earn any significant income. it erases nearly $6 billion in debt. on wall street, the dow jones industrial average lost 66 points to close at 34,894. the nasdaq rose 15 points. the s&p 500 added five. and, the artist chuck close died today in oceanside, new york after suffering severe dementia. he gained renown in the 1970's and '80's for giant photo- realist portraits of himself, family members and fellow artists. late in life, he was accused of sexually harassing women who posed for him. he said he'd meant no harm, and

delaware requires an excuse. we don't hear democrats competing -- complaining about delaware. you don't see the biden administration bringing suit against delaware in court. they have unfortunately politicized enforcement of the voting rights act. to see how, look no further than the guidance issued by attorney general garland last month. in 2020, many states adopted temporary voting procedures to reduce public health risk during a once-in-a-lifetime pandemic. recognizing the temporary nature of these voting procedures, and 2020, the attorney general directed the civil rights division to adopt a pra enforcement policy that would presume it lawful for a state to revert to election laws or procedures. it had before the pandemic. on july 28, attorney general garland issued new guidance. the new guidance said the state election laws and procedures that existed prior to the pandemic may not be presentable he lawful. if the state had a lawful election procedure prior to the pandemic, change into something else and analysis change it back, biden doj said you cannot do that. but this

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. >> reporter: a solemn, heartbreaking day at dover air force base in delaware. the fallen include 11 marines, a navy hospital corpsman, and an army soldier. all of them so young. the country pausing to mourn, to honor their sacrifice. marine lance corporal david espinoza, just 20 years old. marine sergeant nicole gee, 23 years old. days before her death she was featured in this photo, cradling an afghan baby at the kabul airport, writing on instagram, "i love my job." marine staff sergeant darin taylor hoover from salt lake city. at 31 the oldest. his father calling him one heck of a leader. army staff sergeant ryan knauss, 23. marine corporal hunter lopez, 22. marine lance corporal rylee mccollum, 20, of jackson, wyoming was just weeks away from becoming a father. marine lance corporal dylan merola, 20. marine lance corporal kareem nikoui, 20, from norco, california. his father saying he did not hesitate to be called to duty. marine corporal daegan william tyler page, 23. marine sergeant johanny rosario pichardo, 25. marine corporal humberto sanchez, 22. marine