hello, and welcome to our look ahead to what the papers will be bringing us tomorrow. with me arejenny kleeman, a presenter at times radio, and michael booker, editor of the sunday express. pretty much all the front pages are pretty much all the front pages are in, and there s really only one story in town for most of them. the metro calls it the flight from hell as people at kabul airport tried desperately to escape the taliban in afghanistan today. the guardian adds that seven people died in the chaos some clung to the outside of the plane as it took off, and others were crushed in the crowd. the financial times leads with a similar image of the runway today, adding that many afghans dread the return of a hardline islamist regime. and the daily mirror, headlining it simply desperate shows the inside of that plane writing that more than 600 afghans packed onto the us jet to escape. the times adds that all outbound flights had to be halted after the chaos on the run
to get vaccinated, to wear masks, to do social distancing, washing your hands all the time and not just to think about well, my freedom is being kind of disturbed here. no, screw your freedom because with freedom comes obligations and a responsibility. lawrence: part of me wants to laugh but it s chilling that someone who once governor add state can speak so callously about the things that make america great. they all feel this way. said the last part out loud. what s worse is what the people in power are doing to make his words a reality. today in san francisco, following new york s league requiring proof of vaccination to eat in restaurants, exercise in gyms and go to theaters. you may be thinking to yourself i don t live in either of these liberal hell holes. why should i care about this? the truth is it doesn t matter the letter behind the name. democrats and republicans are the same. small town items across the country look up to d.c. when they see how much positive me
welcome to mtp daily. i am chuck todd. i have been saying it for months, how covid goes in the united states, so goes the biden presidency. as pandemic numbers increase, the president s numbers are starting to decrease. more than a month ago, president biden declared independence from the virus, covid cases in the united states flat lined to 10,000 a day. we are now averaging more than 100,000 cases a day, 10 times jump. cases are rising in all 50 states, and in places with low vaccinations rates. the administration announced a plan to encourage children over 12 to be vaccinated by the time school starts in fall. the education secretary will be at the white house press briefing, expected to begin any minute. we ll keep an ear on what he says. we have an idea what they re proposing, all of this as most of the country is experiencing substantial, high transmission of the virus. some hospitals and states like arkansas, mississippi, louisiana, florida are breaking records, runn
of covid positive for illegal immigrants released by the federal government without any federal facilities to house them. fox team coverage denied bill melugin in mission texas shows us what s happening on the ground right now. we begin with white house correspondent peter doocy live on the north lawn. good evening, elected democrats and republicans have access to the same data about covid-19. vaccines, treatments dating back more than a year but both sides are now using the same data to justify entirely different approaches to governing during delta. florida governor ron desantis who is bucking the biden s administration s back-to-school rules like making everyone k-12 mascot. what are the harmful effects of putting a kindergartner in a mask for seven hours? have a talk about the emotional, academic, physiological? why isn t the cdc studying that? education secretaries are urging him to reconsider. our kids have suffered enough. rep or a republican to by the presid
department knew or didn t know. cnn s paula reid is following the developments. this story has a lot of moving parts. connect the dots for us. we know that in february of 2018 the justice department requested from apple records from then white house council don mcgann and his wife. but to underscore how extraordinary a request that is, at the time mcgann was the top lawyer for the president of the united states. and apple was barred from disclosing this request until may of this year. so that means the justice department had to go back to court repeatedly to keep this a secret. now a source familiar tells cnn that then attorney general jeff sessions and rod rosenstein were not aware of this request. you and i covered the justice department for a long time. clearly something here does not add up. . how is it possible that the two top justice officials would not be aware of an extraordinary request like this? at this point we don t know if he is the target of a situation or s