assessment, whether the threat is going to continue to grow overtime, for example, if the group is just establishing the afghanistan once again as a safe haven while it kind of plans for additional operations, you know, in the future, and of course why the fbi director, chris wray, said just a few weeks ago that his concern remains that al qaeda could reconstitute itself and that the united states could be blind to it because of the reduced intelligence capabilities that it currently has in afghanistan since the u.s. departure. kylie, i understand the biden administration has done their own assessments of the withdrawal. what do we expect from them? yeah, we have seen the state department conduct their own assessment, the pentagon has done theirs. my reporting is that the state department s actual review of this withdraw was done earlier this year, in march or april. they still have not released the results of that report. i m told that s because it is quite something that they are
critically out of afghanistan at this point. if that were to fall into the hands of taliban, that would very much be a worst-case scenario. since taking control of afghanistan the taliban has issued dozens of bans and decrees limiting the freedom of women and the u.n. says afghanistan has been suffering through a grave humanitarian crisis since that time with 95% of afghans now going hungry. this morning house republican lawmakers are set to release a scathing report criticizing the biden administration s withdrawal from afghanistan. the report titled a strategic failure reveals new details about what they call a series of errors in the evacuation. cnn s kylie atwood and natasha bertrand join us on this. you have details about this new report. what have you learned? this new report shines a light on what they call a complete lack of proper planning by the biden administration in preparation for this afghanistan withdrawal. one of those examples that they
so we are on the eve of another round of major primaries, a lot of people watching wyoming where liz cheney is facing an uphill battle to hold on to her seat. plus, iran is now blaming the stabbing of author salman rushdie on rush die and his supporters. and a report on the botched u.s. withdrawal from afghanistan. d vibes by moa.l.m.munoz, ryan t, short) bout to get down, living it up never touch ground, never enoughgh got me feeling good vibes everything s everything s good vibes, good vibes why is roger happy? it s the little things cacarvana does. see, roger wants to sell his car stat. little things like getting a real offer in two minutes really make roger happy. so does carvana s customer advocate caitlin picking up his car at promptly am. little things like getting a real offer in two minutes really make hi, are you roger? berglund. withhe honda accord? yes i am. it s right over there.
this report also finds that teachers aren t sticking around because of a huge amount of paperwork that s related to standardized tests as well as, get this, brianna, a lack of professional respect. in fact, i looked through the report, the word respect was mentioned 33 times in in 56-page report. so important to note. i wonder if other school districts will look at this offer that teachers maybe can t refuse here. thanks for that. tomorrow a primary day and republican congresswoman liz cheney s fate hangs in the balance. her political fate. harry enten is here with the numbers. plus a drought in the united kingdom leaves parts of a major river just completely dried up. how people are being affected by the water shortage ahead. voltararen. the joy of movement. age is just a number.
look how much gas prices are down over the past month, seven states are at $3.50 or lower, 20 states are $3.75 or lower. you showed us the consumer spending report, retail sales, that s what they re doing. we re also expecting a report on what they re thinking. people say they feel absolutely lousy about the american economy but they re still spending and that s been so interesting. we learned friday consumer sentiment lousy but slightly less lousy and i think as time goes on these gas prices coming down and the signs that inflation are peaking, we learned this last week as well, these may start to play into consumer sentiment, maybe people won t feel so terrible about things. lousy but less lousy is a trend if you are the biden administration the right direction. it is, and, look, last week was frankly a good a good week for the biden agenda. it was of course donald trump and mar-a-lago that was really stealing the headlines, but, look, it started a little over a week ago wi