brian: your group say between 700 and 1,000. what is the effect that your government said these people will die without you coming out of retirement, putting your careers on hold, to help? what kind of mental anguish does that cause the veteran community? yeah, i mean, this was not a day 00 particular withdrawal this was like the largest wholesale abandonment of force in history. makes saigon look organized. impact of this recent study says 73% of veterans feel betrayed by the afghan withdrawal and 68% feel humiliated. now you add that on top of the growing suicide epidemic that we have with veterans, the mental health issues, and you tell me what this is going to look like in a year or two. our veterans are hurting immensely from this the absence of the senior leaders including generals past and present at this point that doesn t make you a quiet professional it makes your silence complicit. our people are hurting we need
so far. here in new york city, we received about 200, i think. and yesterday, another bus pulled up to the port authority of new york and new jersey and 31 migrants got off. and they were immediately handed information about legal assistance and logistics. they got some food and money. and then they were free to roam the country. the governor of texas is now asking for you, the public, to help fund these buses that are taking people to the east coast. and he says this is a quote from the website it says in the wake of president biden s decision end title 42 expullses, governor abbott has directed the texas division of emergency management to charter busses to transport migrants to washington, d.c. can you donate online by credit card or donate by mail by sending a check to the address below. know that any unused border transportation funding will be applied to the texas border wall funding. brian: right. by the way just closing the wall
steve: griff jenkins is not too far from fbi h.q. there in washington, d.c. he joins us to tell us what s going on and there is plenty to tell. griff: there is, indeed. steve, ainsley and brian good morning. it s been a week since that fbi raid on former president donald trump s home he is now demanding, ainsley, that his protected documents be returned to mar-a-lago. trump writing on truth social this: it has just been learned that the fbi and its now famous raid of mar-a-lago took boxes of privileged attorney-client material and also executive privileged material which they knowingly should not have taken. i respectfully request that these documents be immediately returned to the location from which they were taken. the former president going on to slam the burrow s tainted history, quote, the fbi has a long and unrelenting history of being corrupt just look back to the days of j. edgar hoover in the modern era nothing has changed except that it has gotten far worse. meanwhile, t
and the iae inspected one of those sites and found nuclear material at those sites and began much larger investigation which is ongoing. the eu is working out a deal where they will present to the iranians, they already have, that that investigation will be shut down if you ll sign the nuclear deal with the united states. another major concession. and this is the fundamental concern we all have. whether we have a nuclear deal or not, the iranians are going it pursue nuclear weapons. and we have the evidence that they have been doing that clandestinely. and here is the evidence of it and what we want to do is wash our hands of that evidence. makes another issue here surrounding this deal that makes no sense whatsoever. brian: as bad as the domestic policy is the foreign policy is even more concerning and almost coming up to a year since the biggest disaster in american military history and that is our evacuation from afghanistan. general jack keane, have a nice weekend. yeah. you to
which we ve seen displayed over the last three weeks has been much lower than anybody expected. the military has been underperform, and part of the reason why is low morale according to u.s. officials and western officials as well. the russians are having a very are bleeding, one official told me, casualties are high. 7,000 estimated. that s a conservative american estimate, far lower than the ukrainian estimate which is 13,500 killed. the american estimate at 7,000 troops killed is higher than the number of marines that we lost in 36 days of fighting in iwo jima which is one of the bloodiest battles in american military history, and how that affects troop performance, it kills the morale of troops. but it also makes it much harder