most complex tornados we ve ever seen in cinemas. just to be able to do that and make this film completely new to today, that was exciting. that was excellent. watching it is going to be like ride ago scary roller coaster. twisters will be in theaters nationwide starting tomorrow, co-stars, glen powell, daisy l edgar-jones, thank you all very much for coming on the show this morning. we appreciate it. that does it for us this morning, we ll see you tomorrow 6:00 a.m. ana cabrera picks up the coverage right now. right now on ana cabrera reports, a tale of two presidents, president biden now sidelined from campaigning by covid facing pressure from the highest ranks of his party to reconsider his bid as donald trump is set to address the rnc, after surviving a shooting while his running mate calls on the gop to unite. my message to you my fellow republicans is we love this country, and we are united to win. also ahead, shocking revelations about the hour leading
the relationship is described 20 years hence from september 11th. the taliban s acting prime minister, this man that you see here, who has a $10 million fbi bounty on his head for terrorist acts and may be holding an american hostage. according to al-jazeera, all the tens of thousands of afghans that helped to start the afghan government and worked with the united states he says, do not leave. come back if you have left already. he says the blood shed is over. tell that to the protesters that were just fired on and women beaten with the short whip devices because they demonstrated and asked for freedom in the streets of kabul. joining me now, trey yingst where that happy flight just landed. another one may be on the way. trey? martha, good afternoon. positive news here today in doha. 113 people landing here from afghanistan. they were given permission by the taliban. we re learning more how they got here. according to a source familiar with the situation, the qataris set up
laura: hannity, awesome show. sean: i wonder if she shared her ice cream. spin on the amazing jill biden and nancy pelosi, the leadership is so impressive, we will pick up where you left off, great show tonight. sean: thank you. laura: i am laura ingraham, this is the ingraham angle from san francisco tonight. you don t have to go all the way to afghanistan to see widespread suffering and despair or to witness a tragic breakdown in civil society. you can see that right here, just miles from multimillion dollar homes owned by the billionaire titans of the tech world. now homelessness and drug abuse has been a problem here for decades, but the situation now is spiraling totally out of control. earlier today just a block from a major police precinct we saw people doing crack on the street and washing their clothes at a dirty leaky hydrant. this once great american city is cratering, and while we are horrified, rightly so as the taliban terrorize the people of afghanist
d.c. police officer who you ll see highlighted. he s dragged out of the building by the mob and the usual warnings apply that some might want to look away for a few moments. mob of people attacking a police officer. he and about 140 others were hurt. several later died by suicide. the people they were protecting of both parties were threatened, some with death, as they carried out their duty to withhold results of a free and fair election. contempt for that, all of it, is personified by steve bannon. when last we heard he was being pardoned by that same president while facing charges of swindling donors who thought their money was funding the border wall. prosecutors say a lot of it, hundreds of thousands of dollars worth, was siphoned off by bannon himself and used to cover personal expenses. the former president pardoned him even though he was accused of conning the president s supporters. which tells you something about what he thinks about his supporters. today, instead o
their concerns were primarily about his health. russia meantime has shut off supplies of natural gas to poland and bulgaria after the countries refused to pay for the gas in rubles. both countries are nato allies of the u.s. and strongly support ukraine s defense against putin s war. the eu calls russia s move blackmail. now, on the battlefield, parts of eastern ukraine, again, under intense bombardment today. ukrainian armed forces now acknowledging they have lost several towns in the donbas, but they say ukrainian troops were able to destroy multiple russian tanks and artillery systems. also, there are reports of blasts inside russia in three regions that border ukraine, including an ammunition depot in belgrade. ukrainians are not claiming responsibility, but a senior adviser to president zelenskyy did say, quote, how can this be explained? very simply. if you, the russians, decide to attack another country, kill everyone there en masse, crush peaceful people en masse wi