took the lives of 13 american service members. army staff sergeant -- lance corporal -- corporal -- lance corporal -- [announcing names of fallen service members] success. >> president biden: the extraordinary success of this mission is due to the incredible skill and selfless courage of the united states military. >> today, the families of those service members have called it a failure. they are expressing their anger, their loss, and they are demanding the accountability that they say they have never received. the answers to the questions that they still have, and want answers to from the biden administration. >> when our leaders, including the secretary of defense and our commander in chief, call this evacuation a success, as if there should be celebration -- it's a knife in the heart. speak of the commander in chief chose to use him as a pawn so he could meet his september 11th deadline and get the objects he wanted. >> general austin -- joint chiefs of staff. the withdrawal of our troops. that is nothing short of disgusting and ignorant. >> lives. incorrect reports. unfortunately, there are more. that's just the ones i focused on at this moment. incompetent, carrots, evil. speak of the last two gold star family members you heard from other parents of 31-year-old staff sergeant taylor hoover. their only son. he was on his third deployment in afghanistan. wanted to be a marine since he was six years old before leaving on his last -- dropped a letter to his mom kelly who we just saw their in the event that he was killed. i want you to look for me, not without me, he wrote. kelly says that taylor "saw his sisters and mom in the crowd of afghan families." he could not stand that. he was always ready to help people. movement is life was his motto. you get pushed down, you keep going, and his parents say that's exactly what witnesses saw him do on the day of the attack. he was wounded, tied a tourniquet around his own leg and kept fighting, reaching into his pockets and handing out ammo to his fellow marines as he was dying. taylor's parents, darren hoover, and kelly barnett joined me now, along with congressman darrell isa, who sits on the foreign affairs committee and who orchestrated this hearing and also the hearing that happened earlier on capitol hill. thank you very much. so they could not of been easy for you. always wanted to remember your son and the other 12 u.s. service members who died on that horrible day. thank you for being with us today. >> thank you. >> appreciate it. >> it must've been hard for you. to stand up there today -- but you talked about your son in such a deeply loving way. what you want people to remember about him? >> he was an incredible human being. he loved others more than himself, enough to give his life, which he did. just an incredible person. i just want people to know it's okay to ask questions that i'm asking. that's what i live for, to talk about him. i just want people to know that he was an incredible human being, and that he loved others more than he loved himself. >> no doubt that there are many afghan families who are grateful to him for saving their lives, and many of his brothers and sisters in the service who are grateful to him for the example he set. you talked about it so eloquently today, the impact he had on so many people's lives. he also expressed your anger at the administration. what did you expect them to do? what disappointed you and how they reacted to the situation? or the lack of planning that went into the moment that created this? >> right from the get-go, within a couple of weeks, maybe a month, the door was slammed shut on this investigation. anything coming from the administration was shut down. we have had nothing for the last two years. so, my anger is directed at them, like i said, at the state department, the dod, the administration. i want accountability. i've set up before and i will again: our 4-year-old granddaughter could have used a crayon and piece of paper and come up with a better plan than what was executed by these generals, and ultimately by our commander in chief. it cannot happen again. it must not happen again. >> what do you think motivated that? what you see is a lack of planning that ended up taking your son's life? >> i think that the biden administration wanted their moment. they wanted their photo ops for september 11th. 100% that's what it was. there were other options, other plans presented. the present one of his moment. >> kelly, darren says the door was shut two years ago. tell me about your efforts to get information, and what was the outreach he received after your son was killed? tell me about the days that followed. did you have any interaction with the president? >> i have had zero interaction with the president. that was my choice. i told him i did not want to speak with him. i would like to have words with him now, but i did not speak with him then. as far as outreach, they did their best. there was just a lack of communication. they were not prepared for what happens. as far as outreach, i haven't had any military outreach besides -- the general and the officer that came to visit us to talk to us about the investigation. it offered more questions than any answers, more anger than any answers, more anger than any pipeace that it should have givn us. >> your son and 12 others gave their lives in service for this country, they fought on behalf of the afghan people. i want to go back to this testimony that was given by tyler vargas, who was there that day serving as well. the marine sergeant tyler vargas angers, excuse me, lost his arm and leg at the airport bombing. here's what he had to say when he testified. >> on august 22nd, and improvised explosive device, ied, probe took place on the canal. this was isis or the taliban performing an ied test run. we reported it to our chain of command. 2:00 a.m. august 26 until guys confirm the suicide bomber in the city nearing the gate, described as clean shaven, traveling with an older companion. i asked the intel guys why he was not apprehended sooner since we had a full description. i was told the asset cannot be compromised. >> that is heartbreaking. what's being done to address what happened that day and was in the chain of command that refused to allow them to take action against the suspect? >> if you are asking what's being done, nothing until congress and isa -- i think he's going after them out to try to figure out who did it. >> these are questions that the chairman and committees, now that we are having the ability to do so, since we have been the majority -- have been asking and now compelling from the administration. a lot of what you heard today is new, though. it's the first opportunity for these families to tell some of their specific stories and begin giving us areas where we had additional items for the administration to do, including returning some of the personal items of some of the members and so on. >> i know, mr. hoover, you've talked about the fact that your son's phone was finally returned to you, and that his sim card was taken out, so you likely lost whatever last photos your son took, text messages he may have sent. >> correct. that is correct. i don't know how they can sit there and wipe all of this clean, or take that card out. those are the last remaining emotions he may have had, his last remaining moments that he may have had. those memories are gone unless we can get those back. >> kelly, you testified today that he was disgusted with what was going on, having served three tours in afghanistan, said he has never seen anything like what was happening around him at kabul airport, and there was a lack of respect for the people serving, and he felt they were getting incomplete reports and were being lied to. now his phone is missing his final communications. we thank you so much for your service, your wonderful hero son, taylor, and all those he served with, and we are grateful to you and the sacrifice your family has made as gold star families. thank you very much for speaking with us today, and we will stay on this story, hope to get some answers. congressman, good to have you with us. thank you for the work you've done today to allow these family's stories to be heard. we are grateful to you for that, sir. >> it is our honor. thank you. >> thank you all. thank you all. we will be right back. 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stand behind him. in a "new york times" scene and call them, they was before the third indictments. was talking to some republican voters to see what they say now. from ohio, south carolina, from pennsylvania. great to have you with us. great to hear from voters and see what they think. you see a lot of poll numbers, but folks -- considering what they will do in august. let me start with you. what is your reaction? how do you think this will impact who you vote for? >> i don't think in the primary, i don't believe that i will end up voting for donald trump. i'm sad that we are doing this to him. i think his actions were good as president, but there's so much division and hatred towards him in the country, i don't think it's healthy for us to have him as a candidate. however, if he's running against biden, no doubt i will end up supporting him. it seems like we were looking up today about banana republic's, kangaroo courts, and it seems like there is an outcome that a lot of people want to have, and they don't really care if they followed due process. they don't really care if they have the right facts. they just want to destroy him. i don't understand. we are a small business here. we were doing well, and so were people. today, we cannot pay people enough to keep up with inflation. it's horrible what's happening. i would rather have somebody who stood behind loving their country. >> before i let you go, who would you vote for if the nomination were held today? >> i would vote for desantis. he has some of that same moxie trump has. i think he proved himself in florida. he's done great things there. i'm hoping that were transferred to the whole country. i think he would do a good job. >> rick, let me bring you in. you watch all of this, what's happening to the former president, you hear his reaction. how does it make you feel about who you want to be the g.o.p. nominee? >> i still think i want trump to be the g.o.p. nominee. if you go down to the list, and there's a long list of things he's been accused of over the last 4-6 years, and now we are finding out that in many cases, those are not true, the hardest part is what is the truth? trying to land on is this truth or not truth? is it just a political stunt? i think by and large most supporters believe that it's just another political stunt. >> how do you assess all of what's going on? it's pretty much sucking all the oxygen out of the room, with these other candidates are trying to cut through, all of this noise. what do you think? >> we have eight months until the pennsylvania primary. a lot could happen between now and then. these are obviously very politicized indictments, and it will be interesting to see what happens. regardless of who i would be willing to vote for, i think the former president has a strong, loyal base that he's honestly going to be the republican nominee. >> if it were today, who do you think you would cast your vote for, knowing that you have eight months to think about it, but what would you do in this moment? >> i don't know if the indictments necessarily persuade or embolden the more to support former president trump. they do not dissuade me, would not prevent me from voting for him. if it were tomorrow, i would probably vote for president trump. >> when you look at what has happened to ron desantis, he has not made as strong a showing at least in the polls as others have expected. how does that impact the game? or does it? >> it makes me sad that he's -- from that. are i think, i think in the beginning, you led this with a question that is should you stand behind trump? i think we should all stand behind trump. what's happening to him is terrible. i think we need somebody that can pull our country together. i don't think that's donald trump right now. i think his actions did that, but the hatred is running so deep, i don't know that any person can pull that off. i guess the softness of desantis right now may be almost a counter to the harshness of trump. >> rick? >> if we look at desantis over the last few months and couple years with florida, i would not say harsh is the right word, but i think he's done a good job and has been tough, tough like trump is. as it relates to who can get the job done, i believe that it is trump that i keep my eye on. i think he is an up-and-comer, making noise. >> fascinating. thank you all so much. hopefully, you will come back on and we will check in with you as this process moves forward. could to have you here today. have a great day. joe rogan calling out the mainstream media, accusing them of ignoring the investigations of president biden and his son hunter. >> joe biden has been a goof his whole belief career. he's always been a goof. he's been caught lying so many times. he so full of [bleep]. there's so much evidence he is corrupt. undeniable evidence of corruption. the stuff with him and his son, and the fact that the mainstream news is ignoring this except for right wing media is [bleep] crazy. >> let's bring in "out number" cohost kayleigh mcenany, serenity through the storm. good to have you here. thank you so much for being here today. always great to have you. >> thanks, martha. >> here's a moment with the north dakota governor this week, yesterday, shooting back towards stephanopoulos for not covering the hunter biden story. >> i listened to 15 minutes of legal debate, and i'm sure you can run it again, seven by 24. what i know is that i'm running against joe biden, and that's what we will be talking about. not to mention in the last 15 minutes, hunter biden or the laptop. >> what do you make of it? >> it is. when i watch the shocking devon archer testimony, we learned that president joe biden and the vice president was part of 20 plus conversations that hunter was engaged in with his business dealings, completely demolishing the argument, which has long been that of joe biden, that he never spoke to his son about his business dealings. i learned a lot from that hearing. anybody that follows along with us did as well. not just hunter biden, but joe biden. what was "the new york times"'s take away? it has "long been known" that occasionally, joe biden got on the phone with his son with his business dealings. it's not long been known. went on to say that also he has long maintained he had no involvement. no, he has long maintained since he told peter doocy "i've never spoken with him." at stressing how the media moves the ball from speaking to involvement, covering him along the way. the american people see through it. >> i always go back in my mind to the email on the hunter biden laptop where he is writing to his daughter and says "i hope you don't have to work to make all the money for this family. i won't make you give me 50% of everything you earn like -- does." i don't know how much more you need than that to at least pique your interest as a journalist or someone who is questioning people about the story. sunday show coverage, which was fascinating to anyone who has an ounce of curiosity. none on abc/cnn/cnn, or nbc. crime time coverage of the devon archer transcript, none except for msnbc which gave it 3 minutes and 45 seconds. they have dug into so many issues around former president trump, it just makes them look so disingenuous to have zero curiosity about this story. i can't believe that they can look at themselves with a straight face and not cover at least some of this story. >> right! it's not only the 20 phone calls, it's the 2015 meeting with an executive on which the biden campaign told us repeatedly that joe biden was not a part of it. we learn from devon archer, testifies that he was part of that. my point in making these examples is this is joe biden, not hunter. can't bring up the president's son. we are talking about the former vice president here. also talking about the harvard harris poll showed that 50% of the doj and fbi are not looking into the hunter biden situation. i believe that traditional media still matters, cable news still matters, papers still matter, but social media has a way of getting the word out when it's not suppressed by twitter as was the hunter biden laptop, a way of getting the word out and seeing into the conscience in a way that is unstoppable by traditional media. >> here's one more joe rogan, calling out the unequal primitive the curiosity and investigation into the former president and the president. >> these are the actions of abe abe -- of a banana republic, you charge your political rival with things you are [bleep] guilty of, like the documents, the classified documents. biden is guilty of the same issue! >> strikes me that the fbi and doj want to restore their integrity and credibility in the eyes of so many americans that have said in full after full that they have lost confidence, they need to prove to the american public in many ways that they have seriously investigated these issues. >> the harvard harris poll, 63% believe hunter -- influence, only 53% said joe did too. the administration, go talk to hunter's lawyers. we have an independent doj. that becomes hard to believe when you look at this plea deal. you look at questions not being asked, the indictments of a former president. just compare that to that of the first son. >> obviously, with the president saying he had nothing to do with any of this. it doesn't hold water anymore based on all of these different testimonies that we have seen from a variety of people, and at the very least it needs a serious investigation into -- g.o.p. house members are looking into the basis for that plea deal, that they want to dig them to what happened and what came . thanks for being here. so, postal workers are among the latest victims of america's crime crisis. two mail carriers were robbed at gunpoint in chicago last week within 2 minutes of each other. police say that they suspect got away in a white kia. one of the victims was shot in the leg and is now recovering. senior correspondent mike tobin reporting live from chicago after another violent weekend, the killing of a young girl. >> most disturbing, the case of this little girl, her father was present to see her guns down, and according to witnesses, was gunned down execution-style. sometimes, children are caught in careless cross fire. this case is different. according to witnesses, that little girl was targeted. robbie medina just got an ice cream with her father. according to witnesses, the suspect came out of his apartment, shot the 8-year-old right in the head. the only clue about a mode of his neighbors say the man complained about kids in the neighborhood making noise. >> the neighbor would always yell at all the kids on the block any time they were playing. he would yell about them being too loud, too noisy. some in the unit said he was schizophrenic. >> right there. witnesses say he tackled the gunman in the process. the gun went off, the suspect was shot in the face. he was in critical condition at last notification. police are withholding his identification pending charges, and we expect an update from police at some point. this 8-year-old was pronounced dead when she -- got to the hospital. she is 1 of 7 murder victims in chicago over the weekend, 27 were shot, 24 separate shooting incidents. >> thank you very much, from chicago. coming up, elon musk has said that he needs to have a few health exams before he battles it out with mark zuckerberg in the ring. tyrus is joining us live, next. ♪ ♪ [city ambience sounds] [car screech] [car door slam] [camera shutter sfx] introducing ned's plaque psoriasis. 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"if the fight is short then i win, if it's long he might win mike on endurance, i'm bigger and there's a reason mma has weight divisions." tyrus is here, "greg gutfeld" cohost and fox news host, writer, professional wrestler formerly. good to have you here. what do you think about the medical exemption? >> a billionaire needs to back out. that's being honest though, got to get checked out and cleared for a physical. i think that is important, making sure he's healthy. you don't want anybody dying of something in the ring, a heart attack or whatever. he might be out with his training regiment of doughnuts and whiskey. [laughter] again, he's got it right. unless he does mma as a hobby, which he does not from all my sources, he should be working on a big counterpunch. that's all it talked about, one big shot. hopefully he lays the little guy out and it's over and done with. at the worst thing he can do is try to get a new skill. if he -- it's going to be really bad. just wait for the little guy to come in. one-shot. >> that signature x shot he can lean on in the right moment to present itself. laid on him. here's michael chandler with his take on what he thinks the fight would look like. >> i would pick zuckerberg in this fight. the main factor he's been training for the last ten years or so. you are seeing the body transformation. he's turning into less of the quote unquote computer geek we thought he was, turning into zuckerberg 2.0 if you will. if you remember at ufc one, when the ufc first started, you would sumo wrestlers fighting to get the 160-pound guys. >> we are watching him, he's in really good shape. he definitely has -- of his body. but he's wrestling someone who is his size. musk says he weighs 300 pounds now. >> and cooperating. [laughter] the guy was cooperating. every has plans until they get hit in the mouth. you can train for ten years every night, 6-7 days a week, and the first time you get popped in the mouth, it all goes away. who he's training with, how he's training, he might -- grappling guys smaller than him or whatever, but if you want is pushing him -- all you can do is push on him and bang away, one big shot is all it will take. >> shouldn't zuckerberg be sparring with people who are more in the musk weight class to get ready for that? >> or just try sparring with people who do not let you take them down. that's what that is. >> hi, mr. zuckerberg, how can i help you today? >> then he gets hit in the mouth. same thing with elon. if he gets punched in the mouth, he's a billionaire. he might not want to go through all that. maybe he gets an easy out from the doctor, who says no, then can run his mouth and say if he was only cleared. let's be honest, this is not muhammad ali/joe frazier. >> do you think this is really dumb? >> i don't think it's dumb because it will make a lot of money for charities. that's why i'm behind it. willing to donate to charities, veterans, that's the most important thing, probably raised quite a bit of money, upwards of tens of millions of dollars. for those reasons, i will probably sit through what will be an exhausting slap fight. >> if it happens, who would not watch it? i think everybody would. >> i would also not be afraid of predicting a draw where they just lay on each other for a half an hour. >> i think people would be booing and throwing things. >> you never know what is going to happen in the sports world. >> tyrus, always a pleasure. thank you for stopping by. good to see you. we want to sit with you and watch whatever happens so you can give us the low down. here's something different which we want to leave you with. a little boy dressed up like the king's guard saluting them. this happened outside of st. james palace. usually, these guys are trained to not flinch or pay any attention to any passerby. just the littlest nod. the boy gets this little mod, just happy as can be. in england, that passes for a high five from this guard. he gave a big thumbs up to the camera and to his dad. so a good day outside of the palace for this little guy. that is "the story" for this monday august 7th. the story goes on. that we just beginning. thanks for being here. i look forward to seeing you tomorrow at 3:00. 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