california have burned three times as much land compared to the same time last year, fuelled by severe drought. nearly 1 in 3 americans reportedly lives in a county that has experienced a weather disaster over the last three months. president biden will be visiting new york and new jersey on tuesday to survey the extensive damage. chris? chris: bryan, thank you. and joining us now is the fema administrator. administrator, one week after hurricane ida first made landfall on the gulf coast, how many fema workers do you still have on the coast and up in the northeast, and how bad are conditions still? good morning, chris. thanks so much for having me on today. we still have well over a thousand responders that are on the ground in louisiana and several hundred more that have been supporting the events that happened in the northeast.
saying it s a state department prohibiting from taking off while there are other flights on the ground saying it s a taliban prohibiting them from taking it off. this is the issue this is president biden s mess, he created the hostage crisis and this white house, they gave the taliban, american citizens that they can used to work against us. the hostage crisis was created by president biden himself there is a norm is frustration i ve spoken to people on the ground and talk to americans as well as siv s those are people to hold special interest visas that were told that could come into the united states and our allies there s a lot of people on the ground that are considered what they call p1 high-level government officials being hunted down by the taliban as we speak this is a very, very dangerous situation people feel betrayed and imagine sitting on a plane waiting to be taken off
biden must be impeached. tell us what do you think is steve hilton ensure this message when we posted. let s begin our first guest former marine intelligence the armed services committee wisconsin congressman has done a fantastic job with accountability over this disaster. let s start with the news of the top were hearing about planes and stranded about americans held hostage in northern afghanistan, the taliban going door-to-door hunting americans not women and not just the people were all fearful might be in americans now despite all of these shortages what can you tell us from the state department or anything else that s going on right now. if there s one thing i m tired of hearing is a state department and president biden
come home, flag-draped coffins at dover airbase. this problem is going to get worse, not better. and it s we have left them behind. that s a basic credo of the military. chris: sir, i asked a slightly different question though than the one you answered. not how many are still left. do you know how many of those americans and how many of those afghan allies have gotten out of the country since we pulled out on monday? right, so the americans themselves, probably around 5,000 range and the visa card holders chris: no, sir, wait, wait. no, what i m asking is, since we left the country on friday, how many americans have gotten out of afghanistan, since we pulled out, how many afghan allies have gotten out since the taliban was in complete control of the country? i understand zero. and in fact, we had six
from israel? why is the white house at odds with dr. fauci? we have seen israel leading in so many ways with the coronavirus. he talked about 2400 people in one southern state. 90% were not vaccinated. you wonder if the confusing messages from the administration and the medical community, it s so very hard. folks want to live their lives. terrifying reports that the taliban is hunting americans left behind in afghanistan. if the state department moving fast enough to get people out? a tennessee senator joins us in the next hour. and california governor gavin newsom gets a high-profile boost from kamala harris. why did he need so much help?