it was probably a quick call. the president has an opportunity to say already said the and they make is over. we can live these vaccine mandates now. why are these exemptions working? there is a lawsuit now. they are suing because the coast guard is virtually refused every exemption. brian: pete hegseth joins us earlier. congratulations, you are out. by the way, he is a representative of thousands of troops over the last couple of years and months who have been told the exact same thing. thank you for your five, ten, 15 years, multiple combat tours, all the expertise we train you on. because you will get an experimental vaccine, you re out. especially now that we know we have been told by the commander-in-chief that the pandemic is over. the first question this morning to be, does joe biden believe the man he called to say lives should be kicked out of the coast guard and keep asking the question. steve: i think peter doocy
pete hegseth. he gets congratulations and cited. congratulations you are out. he is representative of thousands of troops over the last couple of years and months who have been told the exact same thing thank you for your 5, 10, 15 years multiple combat tours. all the expertise we trained you on but because you won t get an experimental vaccine, you are out. especially now that we know we have been told by the commander-in-chief that the pandemic is over and nih and cc have all said vaccinated people should be treated just like unvaccinated people. yet, the military in this case the coast guard is actually under the dhs. in this case the dod and dhs need to be willing to make a call that that was one moment. this is another. and they can t they are unwilling to change course. here is the first question that karine jean-pierre this morning ought be does joe biden believe the man he called who saved lives should be kicked out of
a day of remembrance on this september 11th as americans mark 21 years since the deadliest terrorist attack on u.s. soil in history. we re moments away from remarks from president biden at the pentagon. we re seeing secretary austin speak right now. i want to go to the pentagon. barbara starr is there. barbara, your reflections as we wait to hear from president biden. i m remember melting matt austin in afghanistan, he served in combat tours and was sent there after the 9/11 attacks. what you re looks at the pentagon right now, a wall of flame that day. the fire was intensive, shot up all five floors of the pentagon as emergency services arrived and struggled to get the dead and the wounded out of there. i think it s also worth
veteran. great to have you. i want to talk about the race in a moment. we ve seen seeing some interviews with people across the country. just a sampling. some people seem empathetic to people with student loan debt but bothered by the unfairness. what do you hear on the campaign trail? you are right. i m a military member and paid for my college through working all the way through both high school to save up for school and then when i went through. i paid for my masters program by serving in the military in multiple combat tours overseas. i have a lot of great tradesmen, electricians, plumbers, carpenters feeling like they are shouldering the burden for somebody else s choices. we have a number of folks who did it the right way. paid their way through and worked hard. we should reward folks who take their initiative not handing out to individuals who have taken on debt and had no way to pay for it. dana: what about the inflationary aspect of it?
19 in new york. it s this solid swing district, the republican was favored to win, but, in fact, the democrat pat ryan won, roughly 3,000 votes ahead. is that a bellwether? that s how democrats see it today. they think this was about roe versus wade, is it a bellwether or is there something partipart particularly appealing about pat ryan who was a west point grad. he served two combat tours in iraq. he then went into the private sector, had a successful run. or was he just a great candidate? i would say that new york 19 does not erase all of the challenges democrats face in the midterm history, approval rating for the president, high inflation, but it does suggest as harry was alluding to that some of the dynamics that we saw in 2018 and 2020 are persisting in a way that could allow democrats to be much more competitive than it looked six