dana, you would know that. you came from wyoming. >> dana: it's true. i feel like i'm probably just going to repeat what greg just said. i think i will. >> greg: makes me feel good. >> dana: we landed at the same point. we're on day three of whip gate and they have not talk about immigration in weeks. this is not enough of a manufactured crisis. the vice president would come out and talk about it. maxine waters, one of the things she talked about, this shows that these border patrol agents want to put everybody back in slavery. like they have two moats. talk about slavery or the holocaust. nothing in between. can't talk about policy, can't talk about anything like that. also, where was the intelligence about this group coming? because what we know now is that they didn't come from haiti. they came from brazil and columbia. >> they came in 11 days. happened so quickly. we want to remind you what dana was referencing. here's maxine waters comparing this to worse than slavery. listen. >> what the hell are we doing here? what we witnessed takes us back hund

dana. >> dana: we'll pay attention to that. stay in touch. thanks. >> bill: 20 years after 9/11 now first responders and others who survived the terror attacks are still struggling for something they need and that is health benefits. john lost part of his footworking at a demolition supervisor. with help from john stewart and others he fought for benefits for first responders. now they fear the legislation could be in jeopardy. john is our guest now. thank you for your time. i think a lot of americans thought we had solved this issue. what's the problem now? >> well, thank you for having me. and you guys haven't aged since the last time i saw you two years ago. >> you look great, too. >> i feel like i'm 100. the healthcare part of the bill we got extended to 2090 back in 2015 there is a thing called medical inflation. you have to find out how to pay for the first 10 years. we won't make it for the first 10 years of the pay for. back in 2015 there were 75,000 people in the world trade center program. now over 113,000 people in the world trade

dana. >> dana: thank you so much. when you said 93% of people in afghanistan didn't have enough to eat last week that problem will probably get worse. >> bill: afghans in hiding hoping for a way out may have to wait years for the next airlift. one international expert telling fox news they could soon look to escape by land if that's even possible. >> a lot of these people will flee over land and present themselves in various places bordering afghanistan. the journey to the north through iran to turkey and beyond is very perilous and gets worse in the winter. >> former state department spokesperson of president trump and marie harf and morgan ortagus. we were told about 100,000, maybe more afghan partners remain in the country. you have 100 american citizens and 1,000 green card holders. morgan, we were told we had leverage in that country. where is that status now on leverage? >> the news will continue to get worse out of afghanistan, i'm sorry to say. we saw just yesterday there was a report an afghan interpreter was

>> dana: i'm dana perino, how are you? >> bill: stunner there, right? >> dana: the state department might be stunned. i don't think the rest of the world is. as greg gutfeld said the world is watching. but they're rolling their eyes in the situation. the taliban might be laughing at us. incoming cabinet. get this. it features four members released by the obama administration in exchange for bowe bergdahl in 2014. not easing fears for women and minorities. >> bill: antony blinken still overseas on a tour in doha standing by his claim that the taliban are not stopping americans from getting out of afghanistan. >> there are groups of people who are grouped together. some of whom have the appropriate travel documents and american passports, a green card, a visa, and others do not. and it's my understanding that the taliban has not denied exit to anyone holding a valid document have said that those without valid documents at this point can't leave. because all of these people are grouped together that has meant that flights have not been allowed to go. >> da

dana, do you have any stories than folks you know. >> dana: great example. he came here, he did it legally. it took years. he's an educated person. we have resources. we have -- we have internet access. we could go through -- i could call up the congressman and they could take my call. and that's how we were able to do the system. and i remember saying to peter at one point, you imagine why people do this illegally. we're educated people. and it's completely difficult for us to figure out. so the legal immigration system is -- needs attention, desperately. and all of this illegal activity is making increases in legal immigration much, much harder. i also believe that there's something we need to -- we need to remember. the criticism from the left about obama as deporter in chief and now biden as somebody they think is horrendous that he spent some of the young people -- the single men back to haiti, they think that is like human rights violations. so, where we have a thought of like we should have a legal order -- we need to understand, like they're being pu

. >> dana: good morning. i'm dana perino. a pickle of their own making. the most one on their plate is raising the debt ceiling so america can actually pay its bills. >> bill: you have government spending. you have the infrastructure bill 1.2 trillion that may or may not happen. expectation they'll get a vote. >> dana: then the 3.5 trillion what the democrats called human infrastructure. a huge monstrosity and why they are in a bit of a pickle. house leadership insisting today's infrastructure vote will go forward. progressives are refusing to support it. not without an agreement to pass a multi-trillion dollar welfare expansion to reshape america. >> bill: speaker pelosi working the phones at last night's congressional baseball game trying to get moderates and progressives on the same page. senator joe manchin the democrat from west virginia did her no favors yesterday. >> democrats cannot pass the biggest welfare expansion without manchin's vote. last night he is a firm no calling the bill the definition of fiscal insanity. >> bill: if you are confused

dana, those are just four cities. you could go through a litany of cities that have seen and uptick in crime. oakland at the top and people in oakland want to limit still the police budget there and limit the number of police officers and a lot of cities with higher crime rates are still talking about getting rid of some of the police funding in their areas, which is stunning. >> dana: not numbers you want to see but important to talk about. the left wing of the democratic party is taking aim at israel. get this, this comes after house democrats caved into the so-called squad by pulling $1 billion in fundsing for israel's iron dome air defense system. it recently protected innocent people. chad pergram is live on the hill with more. >> this underscores the divides in the democratic caucus over israel. they forced them to strip $1 billion for israel's iron dome. liberals said they wouldn't back the bill if democrats included the money. >> it's clear the leadership of the democrat party right now is moving to the tune o

dana p.? >> dana: i wanted to, one, thank you for all of your support. thanks to the table and to karen, i think she put the package together. she a producer here. thanks for all of that i am getting to that. give me a moment. because, i want to thank the red bank animal hospital in new jersey. i thought they were incredible and compassionate and really lovely people. i loved it. but at one point they said by the way we were googling your dog which was cute. caroline fritz came through. she is 5 years old. she start kindergarten next week. spent her afternoon making a collage of all the pictures of jasper. he knew her when she was born. she gave a contribute. tribute.thank you caroline frit. >> jesse: this is awkward but let's talk about how i saved the world? jasper would have wanted. i was signing books at the book swap. this is becoming a thing now the gutfeld shirt. people have showed up. every time i sign up a gutfeld guy and to identify punch him. that's the standard op. and now this guy came with a jesse watters shirt. >> dana: what did you do to

>> dana: that's totally fine. i just telling you right now that the song that is missing from this, the one that everyone sings at every wedding come every event, everyone knows all the words and that's "friends in low places" by garth brooks. >> bill: interesting top ten? >> dana: it's not even in the top 500. >> bill: i think that marvin gaye song is a legendary song and i think that sam cooke song number three is a legendary song. bob dylan song "like a rolling stone" changed music in a lot of ways. and i think "the five" will have a field day with a list. >> dana: we might come e-cig tonight. harris faulkner is up now. >> harris: fox news alert, big movement on the investigation into the origins of the russia probe. special counsel john durham is set to request the grand jury indictment for michael sussman, evan attorney whose firm represented former presidential candidate tillery clinton in 2016. he's accused of lying to the fbi in september of that year. former house oversight committee chairman jason chaffe

dana. >> dana: such a special place. brian, thank you very much. let's bring in the superintendent of that memorial, steven clark. i had a chance to visit. we encourage everyone to try to get there. steven, one of the things always so amazing to me is those americans took a vote. what i didn't know until i was reading up more last night when todd beamer made the phone call and the operator answered he asked her to say the lord's prayer with him before they took the cockpit. what other sort of stories can people find when they go to that memorial? >> thank you, dana and good morning. it is truly a privilege and honor to be with you today. it seems like only yesterday, dana, you were here sharing the experience with all of us here at flight 93. i know for you it was a -- what turned into a one or two-hour event to come and experience this place turned into four or five hours because meeting with family members, dana, i know you were touched as are so many others. you talk about todd beamer at 9:57. there is no question he was speaking with lisa jeffe

>> dana: no. i will be in a car. president biden pushing the spending bill making clear that higher taxes will pay for his agenda. >> how is it possible for billionaires that pay a lower rate of taxes than teachers, fire fighters or law enforcement officers? i believe this is a moment of great change. this is our moment to get the working people back into the economy. >> dana: steve moore and austin join us. steve, when you hear president biden say that and talk about the fair share, what do you think? >> i am just surprised. i thought we elected joe biden and not bernie sanders and aoc. it's the far left agenda stated yesterday. no surprise that the tax writing committees are coming up with a plan. it doesn't just hit people who make over $400,000. it hits anyone making over $40,000. that's 95% of the people watching this show. this is a tax on the american dream. there was no growth message about creating jobs. i hated the speech. >> dana: when the ways and means committee works on all of these things, austin, they

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is dana. i have a question we've been wondering for a while which is laundrie, if he does in fact ever go to the home and the van is there, but at some point along the way you would have surveillance coverage of him possibly getting gas or using a rest area or something like that. we haven't had any of that come forward yet. >> well, we haven't been told of any of that, dana, you are absolutely correct. but that does not mean that the authorities do not have that kind of information that they're keeping close to their vest. so as i've said before, there is a great deal that the authorities already know about this complete investigation. i believe that while they were saying that laundrie was a person of interest, that they in the back of their mind knew that unfortunately that there was more likelihood that gabby would not be coming home and they were treating this also as a criminal investigation. >> trace: it's striking to me, ted. you go over the timeline and a couple of things stand out. y

>> jesse: dana, as you know i don't take off for my birthday i take off for charity. >> dana: and your foundation. >> jesse: which will be up and running shortly. dagen? >> dagen: golf? how about running, jesse. running against sandra smith? >> jesse: are you going to shame me into losing this race? >> dagen: yes, i am. fox is number one in so many ways. sandra smith and many members -- there is sandra right there in the red hat d.c. this morning. fox one. sandra took home the fastest email on journalists with a time of 22 minutes and 33 seconds. that's about a 7 and a half minute mile there. >> jesse: i can do that. i can do that. i do do that. >> dagen: i challenge to you race sandra smith who ran on a track scholarship. >> jesse: not sure i'm ready to accept that challenge. over to dan bongino. what do you got, dan? >> dan: patriot awards, i have been doing them ever since they started. fox nation third annual patriot awards i will be there with bells on november 17th at 8:00 p.m. eastern time. hard rock live theater in hollywood, florida, i don't have to go far. steadfast dedicatio

>> dana: no comment. it has cute dog videos on there. >> bill: i'm not going to do it. >> dana: you hold strong. in california millions of voters will determine the fate of governor newsom in a special election. president biden visits the state tonight to campaign for newsom. william la jeunesse has more on this election eve. >> right now polls show the latest poll shows 60% of likely voters rejecting the recall. keeping governor newsom in office who says this election is not about him. in fact, it's about trump, he says, civil rights, senate control, abortion. he name drops in speeches every republican liberal don't like, governor desantis, florida, abbott of texas, even mike huckabee and newt gingrich. >> we debate democracy in this country because of trump and trumpism. we're better than the last four years and better than trump and trumpism. vote no on this recall. >> republicans wanted this to be a referendum on newsom's failures on homelessness, fraud in stake government and other things. this weeke

start with you, dana. the claim of racism by the three women who were ultimately arrested wasn't made until the next day. they didn't say it to the manager. they didn't say it to the police when they responded. >> dana: it's not on video. >> jeanine: they say that it's not on the video. >> dana: you can see that in the video there from up above. the manager at the restaurant obviously sensitive to this kind of accusation are adamant that did not happen and i'm sure that they have witnesses there. one of the things that is terrible for small businesses, they already have a situation where they can't find workers. you have the job creator's network has this huge lawsuit against the mandate. they're talking about small businesses. it's not because they're against vaccines. it's the fact that it's so hard for small businesses to find workers already. can you imagine if you're a young woman and you're thinking of getting your start in new york city. you're going to take a job as a hostess. is this worth it? the

dana. >> dana: thank you so much. bill the "new york post" editorial board said with americans and allies left behind biden declares afghan mission extraordinary success. angry that anybody criticize him he showed no remorse and resorted to the talking points for two weeks to explain once again where he had no regrets about his wise decision. the alternative view from white house. >> bill: we began our program an hour and 10 minutes ago. mike gallagher served overseas, republican from wisconsin asking for somewhat would appear to be kind of some simple suggestions, demand a plan from the add -- administration to bring americans home. why are billions dollars of equipment left behind? it is number three, guys, on the call for it. what he said is what the taliban wanted to do is humiliate us. they've won the war because the surrender was preemptive before we had all our ducks in a row. in the meantime dan sullivan joins us from anchorage, alaska. >> dana: do we have you there, senator? senator? >> hi, dana and bill. goo

will, dana -- bill, dana, good morning. first, it's amazing to me even 20 years later how this day is so visceral, so emotional. obviously, not only for the families and the coworkers of people who died, but also for the nation to listen to this and to hear the bell toll and to hear those families offer their remarks about their loved ones. you know, there are very few moments in our history that are etched in time, specific times that are in our brain; 8:46, 9:03. the different times the planes hit or crashed, the different times the towers collapsed. and i think there's nothing comparative to this. i do think that the nation has, to karl's point, changed a great deal. but the question of what did we learn from 9/11 and where is the country -- we're not in that 9/12 mentality. and when it comes to counterterrorism after what we saw in afghanistan, there are a lot of questions about how we're going to go forward. obviously, we've gotten a lot better at counterterrorism, thwarting threats around the world. but after seeing t

. >> dana: hello, everyone, i dana perino along with katie pavlich, jesse watters, and pete hegseth. it's 5:00 and of this is "outnumbered." ♪ ♪ you are looking live at capitol hill and secretary of state anthony blanket in the hot seat testifying before the house kept born affairs committee on the chaotic exit from afghanistan which left americans behind, about 100 of them. we'll continue to monitor that for any breaking news. in the meantime lawmakers on both sides of the i like it in their first chance to hold the administration's feet to the fire over what went wrong. as with the secretary said in his opening statement. >> it's time to end america's longest war. there is no evidence that staying longer would have me the afghan security forces or the afghan government and a more resilient self-sustaining. 20 years and hundreds of billions of dollars of support in equipment and training would not suffice, why not another year, another five, another ten? >> we expect the taliban to make good on its commitment. to uphold the basic rights of afghan people. b-1 republicans are pres

. >> dana: i'm dana perino. "america's newsroom." more to come later in the show. jasper passed away saturday, america's dog. rest in peace. amazing dog. total legend. a great piece on foxnews.com if you want to take a look at that. >> bill: i think the way you say a legend. >> dana: he was a legend. >> bill: is the most appropriate way to look at it. >> dana: a terrific dog. he will be very much missed. thank you. here is where we stand. secretary of state antony blinken and lloyd austin traveling overseas. doha is the central hub. >> bill: he says the u.s. is working closely with the taliban and the terror group not stopping americans from getting out as long as those evacuees have the correct paperwork. he said this a moment ago. >> we're conducting a great deal of diplomacy on this as we speak. we've also engaged with the taliban on this topic including in recent hours. they said that they will let people with travel documents freely depart. we'll hold them to that. so will dozens of other countries. the international community is watching to see if the taliban

dana, back to you. >> dana: thanks. for everybody to know we'll speak to the people who witnessed brian laundry at that restaurant. we'll have that coming up. >> trace: the fda announced the guidelines for covid booster shots for seniors and high risk people with the agency say it should be given at least six months after the first two doses. dr. marc siegel is with us. great to see you. we had the fda advisory panel this week saying the same thing. 65 and over, high-risk people. fda backed it up. it puts a hole in the biden administration's plan to give all kinds of people the booster shots. people are confused. they talk to me and ask what's going on? who do we follow? are you getting the same thing from your patients on guidance and who to follow? >> exactly. a lot of confusion. one thing i want to tell you at least the fda brought in advisory group this time. they may not do it 5 to 11-year-old group. why do i like that? he is one of the top vaccine people in the country. he said it is clear there is a benefit over

brian: that's in may with dana perino. ainsley: have a good day we'll see you tomorrow. >> general milley has a lot of explaining to do and ought to stop honking like a goose and try to make our country more secure. >> bill: if tomorrow general milley decides joe biden is senile or a future present is not in his right mind. it's a military coup. >> there needs to be a full congressional inquiry. it is vital that general milley needs to resign. >> bill: we begin with peter doocy but first to the pentagon and jennifer griffin. >> general milley plans to address these accusations under testimony. the characterizations of the phone calls with the chinese in the book are not accurate and were taken out of context. i spoke with a former seen trump defense official told me the phone call to the chinese was done at the request of the then defense secretary. it was designed to lower the temperature and prevent the u.s. and china from stumbling into a conflict. the phone call was made at the request of the civilian leadership of the

dana, back to you. >> dana: appreciate it. trace. >> trace: top taliban official says strict punishments including amputations and executions will resume in afghanistan as life begins to take shape. fearing for their safety allies are still trying to escape. check out this reporting from trey yengst yesterday. watch. >> there are a number of people outside of this hotel in kabul who worked for the americans at the u.s. embassy and are left behind. they have the documentation. it says u.s. embassy kabul. >> i was an employee of the u.s. embassy as security screener. >> from the deputy chief of mission at the u.s. embassy in kabul promising embassy workers they'd get them out of afghanistan. >> joining us now senator tom cotton. member of the senate armed services committee. great to have you on. the administration says the taliban is professional and business like. reporters on the ground have a different take. they are saying look, the executions are back. women's rights are gone. the chief enforcer of the taliban said the fol

will, dana -- bill, dana, good morning. first, it's amazing to me even 20 years later how this day is so visceral, so emotional. obviously, not only for the families and the coworkers of people who died, but also for the nation to listen to this and to hear the bell toll and to hear those families offer their remarks about their loved ones. you know, there are very few moments in our history that are etched in time, specific times that are in our brain; 8:46, 9:03. the different times the planes hit or crashed, the different times the towers collapsed. and i think there's nothing comparative to this. i do think that the nation has, to karl's point, changed a great deal. but the question of what did we learn from 9/11 and where is the country -- we're not in that 9/12 mentality. and when it comes to counterterrorism after what we saw in afghanistan, there are a lot of questions about how we're going to go forward. obviously, we've gotten a lot better at counterterrorism, thwarting threats around the world. but after seeing t

. ♪ ♪ >> dana: hello, everyone, i'm dana perino along with katie pavlich, jessica tarlov, joey jones and dan bongino. it's 5:00 in new york city and this is and "the five." the border crisis showing no signs of letting up for president biden, a new group of migrants in southern mexico is waiting, ready to come north to the united states. that as we learn what happened to thousands of migrants were camped out under a bridge in squalid conditions. after clearing that every outcome alejandro mayorkas now admits that most of them actually came to the united states. he said 12,000 migrants and may be more have been released into the country. he says playing defense and defending how the administration has been handling the border this way. >> this is nothing new. we seen this type of irregular migration many, many times throughout the years. i don't know if governor abbott said the same thing in 2019 when they were more than a million people encountered at the southern border. it is the policy of this administration, we do not agree with the building of the wall. >> meanwhile the presiden

dana, you referenced the inauguration. the rest of the world can't come because we will be thinking about the lives that we lost on 9/11 or doing it on 9/11 which is probably the greatest troll of all time, as were sitting here having a somber moment as our allies who went to war with us over what happened and when we lost 3,000 plus americans and one day, then obviously they are countless lives since then. it's terrible. it's a hard-liner government and the people are sitting on these plains. like what do you do? they are lying that they don't have the right paperwork, no one got on those flights without it but it's government plans and then, $750,000 per plane, couldn't get them off the ground a couple days ago. it's really diplomatic disaster at this point. >> greg: it's beyond belief. when you think about bowe bergdahl, we knew that was going to happen and i was happening, and they are in charge. >> dagen: maybe i shouldn't be surprised by the language that 20 blank and is using, but they were dismayed about the taliba

and he is. >> dana: let's switch to the border. right there on your screen secretary mayorkas is getting ready to testify in front of your committee and i'm sure that he is going to repeat what he has been saying that the border is closed. our southern border is closed. but we're looking at thousands of migrants who are huddled under a bridge in addition to all the others who got through and in august a record number of 208,000. what do you expect from him on the border today? >> he will try and put lipstick on the pig but he can't. we've been averaging more than 6700 apprehensions per day over the last couple months. what should be bombshell report was a letter that just recently retired u.s. border patrol chief rodney scott wrote to our committee, to the heads of the committee and leadership of the senate that says secretary mayorkas and other appointees in dhs have provided incorrect information to congressional representatives and the american public. they are lying to us. to say that our border is closed is a lie. it is a fant

it's not -- >> i'm not trying to. >> dana, dana, dana. >> as budget chairman, you have a negotiating position. you and other -- the white house and the leadership. i don't mean to make it about you. just how do you, the democratic leadership and the white house, get to a place where there is something that can be done? >> i'll tell you how we get it. i'll tell you how we get it. the american people are going to speak out on this issue. every single poll that i have seen, whether you are a democrat or working class republican, or independent, overwhelming support for this bill. the president of the united states wants it. now, this is not like a 50/50 split in the democratic caucus. you may know this. i'm chairman of the budget committee. on the budget committee are 11 democrats. nine of them were prepared to support a $6 trillion bill. i would guess at least 40 out of 50 democrats. understand we need at least $6 trillion. there's already been a significant compromise. the bottom line here, if you think about the house as well, these two bills, the bipartisan infrastructure bill and t

dana? in america they're called child molesters. they're not going to live in antony blinken's neighborhood so what do we do with them? if this was a republican president he'd already have impeachment hearings. they go after these hearings like litigateers in a homicide trial. republicans act like it's debate club. no. we want antses, we deserve answers and we're not going to get it if you beat around the bush. >> many times these hearings feel performative not productive. on the house side they had 3-5 minutes and on the senate side they have seven so there's benefits i guess to being a senator. but there was something from senator bob menendez in terms of his frustration as the oversight chairman. watch. >> the execution of the u.s. withdraw was clearly and fatally flawed. this committee expects to receive a full explanation of the administration's decisions on afghanistan since coming into office last january. there has to be accountability. >> i want to get your take on something. so ll

dana. >> dana: i actually -- i thought it would be a better hearing if they were in person. today i think that will happen. >> bill: blinken testified yesterday about 100 americans still stranded in afghanistan. this amid new questions on whether a u.s. drone strike took out any isis-k terrorist as the white house claims. peter doocy is on that. >> lots of questions about that. not many answers. the pentagon told us they took out two isis-k planners with an unmanned drone strike near kabul a few weeks ago. since, no further details like names. >> they've either lied or may be that wrong. understand that when they completely withdrew the state department and the central intelligence people and the soft people, they lost all their ability to be accurate. so i would like to give them the benefit of the doubt. i suspect they didn't know and made something up. >> "the new york times" is reporting the u.s. drone strike killed an aide worker and unarmed civilians. the question that has now been put directly to the pentagon on camera. >> will you be able to confirm at any point the

>> dana: a juggling? >> greg: did you know she is blind and deaf, dana? did you look at the research? >> judge jeanine: did you know that today is september 16th is national guacamole day? so i have in front of me some beautiful guacamole with chips and chipotle is offering loyalty extra points on gawk chips. but i want you to know avocado. the reason to believe why guacamole costs extra. did you know avocado a fruit or a vegetable? >> dana: fruit. >> richard: fruit. >> jesse: vegetable. >> judge jeanine: it's a fruit. >> greg: a seed. >> judge jeanine: specifically a berry. >> richard: a high school in sanger, texas has opened a grocery store in school building to help serve the families in its community better so student don't have to wonder where their next meal is coming from. the store is run by students and it's paid for by points instead of cash or credit. points are awarded to families based on the numbers of people that are in each family or in each household. it's a pretty -- it's a great program. especially as folks are returning and we saw dur

. ♪ ♪ >> dana: hello, everyone. i am dana perino with judge jeanine pereira, geraldo rivera, jesse watters and greg gutfeld. it's 5:00 in new york city and this is "the five." fox news alert. at any moment. we got the two-minute warning. president biden is set to announce major new covid mandates. the plan includes forcing all federal workers to get vaccinated or risk being fired as well as requiring businesses with over 100 employees to mandate vaccines or require weekly testing. the president will also pressure entertainment and sports venues to enforce vaccine passports for entry: schools across the country to set up regular testing for students, teachers and staff. jesse wins the contest for guessing correctly, the most correctly as to when he would start. we are going to watch this whole speech and will be on the other end of it and you'll get everybody's take on what he says. jesse, initial thoughts? >> jesse: i look back and i notice a few months ago, he said he was against mandates. psaki said he was against

representative of all races. >> greg: we will have diversity in our perps dana? >> dana: oh boy. have you been watching the number one show in all of cable. we have had a big controversy this week about judge jeanine's one more thing and bear she had was real or not. we did a vote on instagram. 61% thought it was. 39% fake. so, john was our private investigator, he worked to get some evidence, talk to her, watch. >> hello, my name is runka and this is my little pet. someone, if you think this is not real bear. he has small eyes. beautiful nose. and he is real. you can see. oh. >> dana: thank you, veronica and johnny getting to the bottom. the bear is real. >> greg: we should do this with other stories like politics and stuff. [laughter] >> dana: i wanted veronica to come on live. >> jesse: whipping story? >> greg: katie, 30 seconds. >> katie: bet baier should interview the bear. game buffalo bisons and levi high iron. he went out and got the bat. wasn't at home. he was a visiting team but he is excited to be back fetching those bats and apologized to the team for crashing their t

dana lynn dodd. it was dana's half sister, amanda, who had provided that dna simple and then naturally curious, she looked online and saw that plea model. >> and i called him back and i told him, that's dana. it's dana. >> was it like to see that? >> it's a real. it felt like somebody just punched me. i was angry that she was by herself. you know? her worst fear came true. she was forgotten. >> which was the heartbreaking truth, amanda revealed about dana dodd. hearse was a life of instability, uncertainty and from the very beginning, ejection. her mom moved out when she was little. one mother figure after another came and went from her life. >> she was passed around between my dad and his, you know, her life current girlfriend at the time. and that's how we lost track between her and ask for about ten years. >> by the time dana was in her early teens, amanda was 23 years old and married, and raising a son of her own. and when she heard dana was living not far away, somewhere in florida -- >> i just

dana: hello, i'm dana perino along with judge pirro along with juan williams. we are live at citi field in queens new york where the mets and yankees play tonight to honor the heroes of 9/11. they helped the country heal at a time when the country needed it most. today marks the 20th anniversary of the deadly september 11 terror attack that changed the lives of so many americans. much of our country has been redefined by what happened on that day. with each passing year we are reminded of the brave police officers, firefighters and first responders and everyday americans who made the ultimate sacrifice trying to save the lives of as many people as they could. we have a lot of these shows together, and here we are on the 0th anniversary. your thoughts today? greg: everybody wants a hot take or original take on something like this. especially on social media. i want my thoughts to be as mundane as possible. because when i think about this, i think about how time has flown. i can remember every moment of that day and how surreal it was. to be in the middle of some

so one more thing, dana? >> dana: bill and i will be there tomorrow morning as well tomorrow morning. and condi rice is going to be on the show. i wanted to show you this. there are over 7,000 american flags placed across forest park in st. louis, missouri, this is to mark the 20th anniversary of the september 11th attacks. the flags are to aurn each of the nation's men and will killed in combat since 9/11 as well as 412 first responders who died that very day. and i just thought that was very powerful and touching tribute and a park that i used to visit when i was in graduate school. >> jesse: beautiful. katie? >> katie: so more than 200 schools across america have participated in the 9/11 never forget project created by young americans foundation. each memorial is made up of 2977 american flags. one for each. 20 years ago tomorrow. to date, more than 12 million flags have been planted. and here are some of the photos from the schools. high school villanova prep. texas a&m. high school dayton christian schoo

>> no, dana. i think what we said was that we would be ready as of the 20th, which was the projection we were given from the senior science team as to when the fda would clear the boosters. i want to be absolutely clear. no one's going to get boosters until the fda says they're approved, until the cdc advisory committee makes a recommendation. what we want to do, though, is be ready as soon as that comes. the country lived through a disaster in december when the fda approved the vaccinations for the first time, but the administration had no plan to have enough vaccine on hand and to distribute it. so the most important thing we can do here at the white house, what our covid response team can do is to make sure that we have bought the boosters, and we have, and that we have a distribution plan, so that as soon as the regulators, the scientists say good to go, here's who needs them, here's what's approved, they will be available probably the very same day that that approval gets given. >> cnn is tol

dana: yeah. bill: which just reflects the sheer volume of loss of human life the that occurred that morning. dana: and i always marvel at their dignity and their grace and their composure. and i think that grief that she misses her dad's dad jokes. [laughter] everyone knows a cad joke. bill: that's right. every year the first name, they're read in alphabetical order, and his name is chiseled in the bronze behind us here on the east side of the south tower building. it's a place i go every year to visit his name and think about his life and his kids that are still alive today. so year number one we come down here for the ceremony, and the city expected 5,000 family members to show up. the ceremony starts at 8:45, and they had 25,000 people at 8:30 over here on the west side highway. and they walked down this ramp, dana -- back then you had this pit, this pile, and they were still under the construction process because they really weren't sure what they were going to do to build here. and the dust

. >> dana, thank you for that. let me just clarify '13, '14, every year, we've met with your gardener and at one point, he thought it was hard enough on the surface not to, but that's beside the point. at this point in time, we've all agreed our new proposal is cutting the cars down to 12 cars. having the plywood. we're willing to put the plywood because some of these other spots in the park for $250,000, $300,000 cars for security reasons and a bunch of others. i do believe the plan we have we can make it work with plywood. and we've cut down our cars down 75%. if you're agreeable to that, we will work with you guys and cordon them off and i promise you, they can maneuver enough on those things to go from the pathway on to the plywood with what would be the plan and the ferrari people are all over trying to accommodate as best we can. >> president: thank you. >> commissioner, buell, if it would be okay, we could chat between ourselves in front of all of you. >> president: well, let me say. so ashley, we've gone th

>> good morning bill and dana. your opening reporting shows how many questions there are to address the fiasco in afghanistan. we've already heard from general scott miller in a closed setting a couple weeks ago. general miller is a legendary officer, former commander of delta force and the special operations command. it is clear that he did not advise the president to withdraw earlier this year. we want to hear if general mckenzie forwarded that recommendation and if it got to president biden. biden said no one recommended he leave any troops in afghanistan. furthermore president biden has said no one in the military advised him after kabul fell to extend the deadline beyond august 31 to make sure we get out all our people. we want to explore that terrible drone strike in which 10 innocent civilians were killed because that reflects going forward in the future exactly how limited our options are for what president biden calls the so-called over the horizon capability. more along the lines of over the rainbow becau

murthy, thank you so much for joining me this morning. >> thank you so much, dana. take care. >>> president biden may be running out of time to get his big ticket item. senator joe manchin joins me next. senator bernie sanders will respond. stay with us. if you're 55 and up, t-mobile has plans built just for you whether you need a single line or lines for family members, you'll get great value on america's most reliable 5g network. like 2 lines of unlimited for just $27.50 a line. that's our everyday price. plus, our plans always come with unlimited talk, text and data included. so, switch to t-mobile and get 2 lines of unlimited for only $27.50 a line. that's half the price of verizon or at&t. only at t-mobile. the leader in 5g. ♪ ♪ [doorbell] ♪ ♪ [doorbell] ♪ ♪ [doorbell] all the delivery. no delivery fees. dashpass. ready to turn your dreams into plans and your actions into achievements? explore over 75 programs and four-week classes at national university. your future starts today at nu.edu. i've never slept like this before. we gave new zzzquil pure

dana: la pesadilla que se viviÓ al comienzo de la pandemia por la escasez de algunos productos podrÍa regresar. cadenas de supermercados como "cosco" anunciaron que limitarÁn algunos productos. >> no tengo lo necesario para estar combatiendo esta pandemia. dana: se relacionara —— se raciona la venta de papel higiÉnico, cafÉ, entre otros productos. >> lo natural es que la lÍnea de atribuciÓn se vea afectada. dana: "cosco anunciÓ que tambiÉn se debe que no tienen suficientes conductores para transportar mercancÍa. el papel higiÉnico es el producto mÁs afectado. el aumento de la demanda de cajas de embalaje durante la pandemia recortÓ la producciÓn de papel en toda la pandemia. algunos clientes hacen un llamado. >> que la gente trate de comprar lo necesario, de manera que no haya tanta escasez. fÉlix: en nueva york cientos de activistas recorrieron el distrito financiero mientras las manifestaciones volvÍan a las calles de todo el mundo. los jÓvenes activistas marcharon para pedir justicia climÁtica y poner fin a la quema de combustibles. migrantes venezolanos chocan

. >> i want to bring in now dana bash. dana's our chief political correspondent. so dana, the president used today's storm damage visits to sell his infrastructure plan. and tonight he said he thinks that he can work things out with senator joe manchin to get it done. i mean, this could be landmark legislation that defines the presidency but it's also a total -- it's in total legislative limbo. >> it's in total legislative limbo, don. and just like evan was saying, this is going to be one of the key moments that joe biden is going to have in his presidency and a legacy-defining moment where he is going to have to reach back to all of the decades that evan was describing of the experience that he has in order to maneuver and to negotiate with joe manchin. and the fact is i interviewed the white house chief of staff ron klain on sunday, who said if i had a dime for every time somebody told us that this infrastructure or any kind of bit of this agenda was going to be stopped i'd be a very rich man. but then he went on to talk about the ways that he thinks that joe ma

. >> dana: enraged critics on both sides. some arguing the president decisions cost 13 am troops their lives. >> ignored military advice, ignoring congress and ignoring the american people who do not think that this was the big resounding success that he does. >> with all due respect to the secretary of state, he provided no real responses to my questions because at the moment there aren't responses. there is nobody in charge. >> his own general on the ground warned him, warned biden the afghan government would fall and yet biden did nothing. >> i do think it needs to be clear that the advice was given and the advice was rejected. >> he was lying about it. he wanted political cover. >> dana: do you remember one of the reasons president biden did the interview with abc news it was unfolding in afghanistan, it was terrible. he started to see probably their poll numbers but also the media coverage that it was bad. they set up this interview with george stephanopolous. when he said that i thought that probably is not true and it

dana, kara, thank you so much for joining the program. up next why joe biden has a lot to learn from children's books when it comes to foreign policy. johnny joey jones and will up next. ♪ ♪ >> lawrence: so what happens when you give a mouse a cookie? he comes back asking for a glass of milk and then a straw and then a napkin and it goes on and on. well, i guess joe biden never read that book or he would have known what happens when you give the taliban $64 million. they will just keep asking for more and we can already start to see what's happening. as those millions are not enough for the terror group. their foreign minister now feeling that there is no love from the biden administration telling reporters, quote: america is a big country. they need to have a big heart. we already left the taliban billions in weapons when we surrendered. and now they are asking for cold hard cash. but, more money wouldn't just fund the terror group's quest for revenge on our foreign allies ask the human rights chief who raised the same concern yester