10-second response. watch. what do you think your biggest failure has been? to not get out of d.c. more. i mean and i mean that sincerely for a number of reasons. a large part of the relationship that he and i have been has been being together in the same office for hours on end doing zooms or whatever because we couldn t get out of d.c. trace: she s doing great, joe, except for the fact that she can t get out of d.c. last comment. i can think of one place to go to, the southern border. over two million people have entered illegally this year. triple the size of the population of boston. yeah, get out of d.c. and fix that problem that you have no interest in fixing, mrs. vice president. madam vice president. i m sorry. trace: thank you both. vaccine mandates for domestic is
it really does put a scary environment around you saying you have had war last 20 years and businesses are functioning. businesses are now failing and what s next? i was stuck there and couldn t get out. that unknown factor of a government where it could collapse. hopefully it won t. there is a lot of fear. dana: bryan, the thing is the state department and the paperwork situation i understand they have complications but there are many more people like mohammed who helped us during the war and should have been allowed to come here initially. is the paperwork still such a big problem with the state department? paperwork is always a problem with government. it is hard to get a passport today in florida. so the paperwork issue is the from the bureaucracy perspective is the long pole in the tent. mohammed is now a good friend, he is an american citizen.
dana: the nhl, hockey league. they ll make a decision soon about even going to the olympics. bill: we should see if that affects early february. dana: i like watching hockey. bill: police in multiple states arresting junior high and high school students last week over a viral social media campaign that sparked fears of school shootings across the country. some chilling details on that and we ll explain what s up coming up. dana: more americans were evacuated from afghanistan just this weekend. i ll talk to one of the co-founders of project dynamo and one of the people his group rescued. i actually got in to kuwait to go back into the country two months ago. when i was in the u.s. my family was stuck there. when i went in i couldn t get out. earn about covid-19,
todd: you alluded to this in your original answer. i want to elaborate on this. how strong was the belief in you that, you know, look, i ve been here since july, i may not get out. my family really may not get out. well, in true perspective, i wasn t there. my wife and kids were there since july. i came out before the hecticness. i got into crazy ways of going back in the country two months ago and when i was in the u.s. my family was stuck there. when i went in, i couldn t get out. so getting out of there was very, very frustrating. there s people there that were stuck there for months you just to get out because of the hecticness around the airport, because yes, there was a huge evacuation but anybody could go so that was really, really frustrating and getting out of there even through qatar was it s a long process. project dyn a amo, the amazing thing, they did an evacuation
into the tub, almost drowned, couldn t get out. reporter: then what happened? it just stopped? i got out of there. water up to here, and i couldn t see because it was so dark. had reporter: gosh. grabbed some shoes and stuff. charles sherill, it s just incredible speaking to some of these residents who barely survived the tornado, who lost their homes, and still today they are able to be so pulled together. he doesn t know what the future holds for him. he and his family, they re staying at a motel. you know, he needs important things like medicine. we walked up to him, and he at m first asked if we were fema. so many people here are desperate for help, and there are federal, state, local resources pouring in to help people like charles sherill and his family. now check out this story, a decades old family photo from a