looking for from the taliban when it comes to freedom of travel. among other things, the u.n. security resolution. that, by the way, is significant a number of ways, one of which, as you know, taliban among other things is seeking sanctions relief. u.n. sanctions. it is seeking the ability for its leaders to travel freely, which again under u.n. sanctions they can t do absent an exemption. if a taliban-led government is in violation of this latest security council resolution on security of travel, it s hard to see how they would get that kind of relief. that s one example. so that s the that s part of the political piece. we re in very active coordination with like-minded countries around the world. so that we continue to work together and use the leverage we have to hold the taliban to the commitments they have made. the practical is very important. making sure that there is the ability for people to travel as a practical matter. the airport, in kabul where a lot of work w
capitol hill and at the white house where we re seeing what democrats are saying are real signs of progress. jacqui heinrich has more. good afternoon, neil. good to see you. here s a good snapshot of where things stand. we know senatest bernie sanders is meeting with the president right now in the oval office. that is ongoing. this appears to come together rather quickly after joe manchin said earlier today that he had a meeting with the president last night that was hastily arranged. he didn t expect it. he ended up having one. that s how the pressure is coming toward the senators and the people on the hill from the white house. but also squared to that, senate finance chair ron widen just told hill reporters that the billionaire tax was on the table and ways and means chairman richard neal said it s out of course. there s things moving at warp speed also like the plan cost zero dollars and it s paid for. i asked jen psaki if it was paid for and i didn t get an answer. s
we were good to go and continue this debate that i started when i was out urging many of you a hadn t gotten vaccinated to get vaccinated. i touched on something that is akin to the third roll of politics. this issue of band aids and forcing people to get vaccinated. i didn t want to go there. i did want more of you unvaccinated to get vaccinated so there s no threat of going there. the simple fact of the matter is, the more americans that get vaccinated is the better of the odds and the country s odds and the world s odds of improving this situation. this scourge that has killed more than 5 million worldwide and 800,000 in this country alone. it did stir a national debate. we got quite a few responses which i thought i would share with you on my fox business show. we ve been keeping track of it, my wing imagine in new york. dion thanks for your kind calls. i had no idea that you were piling up the nasty tweets and e-mails. can you update me on the reaction? it s been divid
laura ingle s is in gabby petito s town with the latest. hey, great, no confirmation, a lot of people were hoping to hear the fbi say something about who these human remains belong to, but we did not get that in the press conference moments ago. but the fbi giving us a significant update in the search for brian laundrie. and one of the things that caught our ear and the press conference was that they said that brian laundrie was a person of interest in the murder of gabby petito. they never use that language before, the fbi holding the news conference about the human remains that were found today. listen. earlier today, investigators found what appears to be human remains along with personal items such as a backpack, a notebook belonging to brian laundrie. these items were found in that area that up until recently had been underwater. so fox news digital catching chris and roberta laundrie at the reservoir earlier today, a search team overheard telling his parents he mi
sitting before you to receive your approval. martha: colon powell in 2001 reflecting on his past to become the first black secretary state. a trail that he blazed as national security adviser. his family announced his death from covid-related complications. he had cancer as well. he was 84. he played a major role in u.s. politics for decades. many wanted him to be a presidential candidate. instead, he was president bush s secretary of state. eight months before september 11th. back then, the country was focused on the pressing war on terror. centers in iraq, afghanistan. today we learn of frightening advances in chinese military technology. a very important issue for the country to face and to think about and to be ready for. we ll talk about that in a few minutes. first, karl rove served with colon powell in the bush administration. he s pays tribute and talks about their relationship. first, jennifer griffin with a look back. hi, jennifer. hi, martha. known for his inte