Can t control it at this point, we can only assess what they re doing. horace cooper is co-chairman of project 21. he joins us tonight. thank you so much for coming on. youf been around for a while. you watched politics in washington. people always lied, politicians lie, it s kind of what they do. but i don t remember any time in american history where the lies were so obviously disprovable, or so brazen, so aggressive, where the propaganda didn t even bow to the dignity of the people at whom it was aimed, not even trying to convince you, they re yelling nonsense at you and demanding that you believe it. like what is this? i want to say first of all that a beer summit is not going to fix this. barack obama intervened in a in an investigation that was going to take place to make sure everything was on the up and up with a friend of his, a college professor who erroneously made claims of racism, when barack obama validated that, he came
Nort northward. the u.s. government has a serious problem. it s not just the 12,000 right now, but now there s indication there could be thousands more on their way to the southern border, kate. absolutely. thank you so much, josh. appreciate that. joining me for more is democratic congressman andy levin, co-chairman of the house haiti caucus. i m not sure if you can see via skype but we ll continue to show these live images of that camp that has been built up under the del rio international bridge. it is still amazing, even though they say it s down a few thousand, it is amazing to see the mass of humanity there. you tweeted back to those images of border agents confronting migrants on horseback. you tweeted after seeing those images that these are human rights violations. you say it s an understatement to call them that. those are your words. why do you say that? well, kate, you re right, i
Dr. william barber. he s the co-chairman of the poor people s campaign. the president and senior lecturer for repairs of the breach. an architect of moral mondays. reverend barber and his teams have been putting the pressure on senator joe manchin, and starting today, are running this add in newspapers across the country. asking senator joe manchin, which side are you on? reverend dr. barber, i wanted to ask you. you have spent time in west virginia. you have led gatherings, marches, in west virginia. given at the senator from that state remains right now the principle obstacle to this giant package of social help, was it your impression from traveling in west virginia that government assistance would be damaging to the people of west virginia, as senator manchin clearly seems to worry? well, no, it actually would be helpful. 700,000 people in west virginia are poor and no-wealth.
harris: the taliban celebrating. they took over the airport. despite major concerns centcom commander mckenzie praised the terror group for their help. i can tell you about what the taliban has done. they established a firm perimeter outside of the airfield to prevent people from coming on the airfield during our departure. we worked that with them a number of days. they did not have direct knowledge of our time of departure. we chose to keep that information very restricted but they were actually very helpful and useful to us as we closed down operations. harris: lieutenant general keith kellogg is co-chairman from afpi, a former national security advisor to vice president pence and president trump and now a fox news contributor. thank you for being in focus today. i said the truth matters.