is the draw down going to be done in the next few days. we re on track exactly where we expect it to be. we want today make sure there is enough running room to make sure that we would not be able to do it all nm september. it is a rational draw down with our allies. so there is nothing unusual about it. we re in afghanistan for 20 years now. and i think i met with the afghan government here and in the white house. and i think they have the capacity to sustain a government, they re going to have to be down the road, but i am concerned that they deal with the eternal issues to be able to generate the kind of support they need nationwide to maintain the government. if there is evidence that kabul is threatened, some of the intelligence reports suggesting that it could be in six months. do you think you have the capability to help provide any kind of air support, military support, to keep the support? we have worked out a ka pass they can be value added, but the afghans
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weekend. fox and friends first continues right now. todd: two beautiful shots of new york city followed by a beautiful shot of san diego, shania twain in the background as we look at your memorial weekend friday. ashley: very appropriate for kicking off memorial day. todd: even though she is from canada. janice dean and a little bit. you are watching fox and friends first friday morning. ashley: today president biden will unveil his massive $6 trillion budget proposal. todd: this will include the largest increase in federal spending since world war ii. griff jenkins joins us with the breakdown. reporter: going big, the president wants congress to bust open the checkbooks, the gap between his proposal and the gop s a mile wide, $5 trillion to be exact. listen to what is in the president s plan, a major boost for everything from infrastructure, jobs, education, transportation, combating climate change, healthcare to the tune of $6 trillion, the president making the cas
prepares to leave it, bomb stell that jeff bezos and many of america s wealthiest millionaires paid little or no taxes at all. all in starts right now. good evening from new york. i m chris hayes. a big divide among the people in this country who are, i don t know, trying to preserve american democracy. the others, beal hysterical. going to be fine. it s always been fine more or less. it will work out. today those two groups got together for a virtual meeting, two sides of the pro-democracy majority in the country. right? every in the story wants to preserve american democracy. one side democratic senator joe manchin of west virginia recently announced with significant fanfare he will not vote for that huge bill to regulate elections and campaign finance and combat voter suppression called hr 1, for the people act, s1 in the senate and s also won t move to reform the filibuster. opposite the virtual table from senator marchlmanchin, civil ri leaders saying feeling this is