should have negotiated with them, period. they never negotiated. we just said we are pulling out on 9/11. joe biden made the announcement and the general miller is on the ground saying excuse me? we didn t even tell nato yet. nato had 5600 there. we had 2600 there. we were holding these bases allowing a generation to grow up and these people called i remember, women, to actually have rights and a chance to learn to read and write. ainsley: and drive a car. brian: they had a chance to do it. the taliban is not a popular movement. they are thugs, fundamentalists who don t mind killing and terrorizing the population. that s how they are gradually gaining power. ainsley: well, you know, i think about the moms and dads that have their loved ones fighting over in another country in afghanistan. it is nice that those soldiers are going to be able to come home. i m so grateful for what they have done over there protecting our country from the taliban. if the taliban resurges how do they know
america already do. they ever talk about families? do they ever talk about fathers? brian: zero. brian: do they ever talk about gangs or education in. brian: it s racist to bring that up. pete: you can t bring that up. when they talk about police, they don t want to talk about embolding the police. they talk about holding police accountable. jonathan swan. brian: great reporter. pete: dialed in to what is going on at the white house, for the biden administration they don t want to be talking about this. crime is the last thing that the biden white house wants to be talking about. the only context in which they wanted to be talking about crime in biden s first year as president was in the context of criminal justice reform and, you know, increase accountability for police officers. but, the homicide rates that are increasing in cities across the country have forced this issue on to their plate. they need to get in front of this issue. this issue is salient with voters and, in fact, ma
them. even though i m an islanders fan. your area and janice s area. brian: adopted area. i grew up there for two years. ainsley: i like what they did with the national anthem. brian: that really effects you. how could you take that from me? i have very few things. i thought i could have long island. how dare you? ainsley: i will give you long island. brian: she has south carolina, it new york city and long island. how can she. pete: that would be like me adopting new jersey. brian: won t do it. don t each know how to get interest. ainsley: good morning, everyone. thanks so much for joining us. we saw joe biden in chicago yesterday. he visited the crystal lake area right outside of chicago. talked to lori lightfoot the mayor right out there on the tarmac. really didn t address all the crime that we have seen in chicago and those numbers are just staggering. he went out to crystal lake which is a red area, one of the few red areas in that very blue state of illinois.
they hijack the body s cellular machinery to produce the dangerous spike protein and that happens within sensitive organs the brain, the heart and circulates in the bloodstream. damages blood vessels and causes blood cloth. for those reasons, unless we really have a compelling case, no one under age 30 should be seeing any one of these vaccines. brian: evidently kids don t have to ask their parents if they should get it in washington, d.c. can you imagine that? pete: young healthy people .0001%. that s like me running out of my house and neighbor is about to get in his car don t get in your car i m saving your life right now you could get in an accident. brian: i wish anthony fauci would focus on the origins of the virus to stop the next one. could you stop telling us to get vaccinated on channels nobody watches? 2 minutes after the hour. chicago mayor lori lightfoot asks president biden for help addressing violent crime surge in her city. are either of them serious about
helped republicans pick up seats in the house in the 2020 elections. ainsley: so, right before the president touched down, a few hours before, two atf agents and a chicago police officer were shot. and don t forget about that college intern that was shot, a stray bullet. also on july 4th, a 5-year-old was shot in the right leg just walking down a street on july 5th a 6-year-old was shot in the hand. her mother was walking beside her and was shot in the back on another street. then, on july 5th, there were two teenagers, a 16-year-old and 17-year-old that were walking, they were shot in a drive by shooting. 40 minutes later a 15-year-old was just sitting on the porch and was shot. brian: a lot of this is gang violence and caught in the crossfire because they don t care, period. which the gangs have become the family. pete: that s exactly right. i think about my own kids, my own boys, if they had no guardrails at home at all they will look somewhere else. that s exactly what is happening