Without showing viewers at home a few of those who cling to the wing drop from several thousand feet above the airport in kabul. Monday, good morning. Moment of history together. Dana: i m dana perino this is america s newsroom. For the afghans clinging to the plane i think two things. The pilot knew what was happening and had to get out anyway and the second thing is that they were willing to face a certain death because the alternative to them staying was worse than trying to leave. Bill: so many times the images that you remember for years to come may very well be this one we re showing you right now. I think if you watch the video overnight in the darkness of the airport and here on the tarmac again. When people run like this it shows the inner fear they have that they are trying to get away from. That s the reality now in afghanistan. Here we go. Next two hours we ll see what we get. Dana: that s a image today. Images in days to come could be even worse. America s exit from afghan
Democrat joe mansion because it s not just country roads after all. A live report shortly. First, though, a different kind of legislative dysfunction. This one in the face of an on going threat to democracy. It has to do with not seeing the true nature of its first violent chapter, which is one thing and refusing to even look, which is another. And when the full history of the january 6th insurrection is written, the words of the man that insighted it for week after week right through the moment it began will figure prominently into the account. How could they not? well, here is how. Look through today s senate report and you ll find new and damming details, security failures, unheeded intelligence, miscommunication and inadequate police training. The committees that wrote it do a good job of laying out mechanics of what went wrong and why in and around the day but make no mistake, these things are important to know but by no means all there is to know which is not much what made it ha
Exists here but also the capacity. What had been become clear to me d during the course of the meeting is manager i already knew but enforced. People have pride in the place they are from. When we talk about the work we are doing, we must understand the capacity of people and not just their needs. Understanding they are pride associated with where they are from for good reasons based on the history of those places, based on the culture of those places and the contributions that those places have made for thousands of years. This is the work we have been doing, the agreement we have reached are the results of the work leading up to this week and they are tangible and specific. Do i declare this trip a success? yes, di do. It is success in terms of a pathway that s about progress. We have been successful in making progress. So as it relates to guatemala, out of that trip we came out of that trip with agreements to establish an anticorruption task force. This is one of the most dominant t
sean: and alec baldwin s gun just went off by itself. laura: anyway, i love your show tonight, hannity. sean: i like the new graphic grade i think it looks really good. laura: is very exciting after four and a half years. i was thrilled. look at it. sean: i ve been here 26 years. it s simple. take and i have avenue graphics package and you get one. laura: i kind of have is like an old tonight show kind of backdrop there. we need curtains to open and close. [laughter] all right, hannity. and the curtain is calling on you right now i have to get to this. i am laura ingraham and this is a the ingraham angle on a very busy wednesday. former white house chief of staff mark meadows he joins us tonight with all the breaking details, and there are many. plus nostalgic reboot. not just hot trend in entertainment. raymond arroyo explains how hillary is getting into the action as well. that is coming up in seen and unseen. but first, arsonists complain about fire damag
continue. correspondent steve harrigan is live tonight as brunswick, georgia with the latest. good evening, steve. that s right, bret. just within the last three to four minutes, some breaking news on this. the judge called the jury foreperson tout find out if they were close or not. he was told they are close to a verdict. so after a brief recess, this jury of 11 whites and one black will continue to debate whether or not the three white men are guilty of killing a 25-year-old black man in rural georgia in 2020. it was a real fight that we saw throughout the day in closing arguments over videos, over a videotape from security footage that ahmad arbery inside the house. they made the claim arbery was breaking be breaking the law he was not a jogger but instead a burglar and responsible for his own fate no one is saying ahmaud arbery had a reason to die. being captured that day and arrested by the police. he chose to fight. the prosecutor made the case at no point did arbe