nato allies. just minutes from now will take you there. he faces new calls to step aside now from a growing number of frustrated democrats publicly warning that biden is going to lose to donald trump come november. hello, everyone. this is outnumbered. i am kayleigh mcenany with emily compagno, also joining us carley shimkus, fox business anchor and cohost of the bottom line on fox business, dagen mcdowell. fox news contributor and host of the david webb show, david webb. top democrat lawmakers, allies, and now even george clooney, a big fund-raiser for president biden, pressuring biden to get out of the race. clooney just out with this bombshell guest essay in the new york times. he writes it s devastating to say it but the joe biden i was with three weeks ago at the fund-raiser was not the joe big effing deal joe biden of 2010. he wasn t even the joe biden of 2020. he was this the man who witnessed at the debate. we are not going to win in november with this president
today is marking a difficult milestone that changed our country and the world. tributes will be under way at all three sites where nearly 3,000 americans lost their lives. of course, president biden will visit them right here in new york city where the first two planes crashed into the twin towers of the world trade center.we a commemoration ceremony is set to begin around 8:40 a.m. eastern. the obamas and the clintons, they will also be attendance. former president trump says he will visit ground zero, too. though it is unclear if he will be at the actual ceremony. of course, later this morning, a ceremony at the pittsburgh. the site of the second terrorist attacks a big american flag, just moments from now, unfurling over the side of the building as the sun rises in our nation s capitol. we will take you there live as it happens. we ll take you to shanksville, pennsylvania, where the fourth plane, united flight 93 crashed before reaching washington, d.c., thanks to
item now tropical storm, was ens and powerful. lashing the gulf coast with torrential rains and high winds. the entire city of new orleans is without electrical power. more than 1 million people. so far at least one death blamed on the storm but that number we re told could grow as the full scope of the tragedy is known today. at the same time, we are watching afghanistan. where we are now just hours away from the august 31st deadline for troop withdrawal and getting americans out. president biden is warning that the terror threat to cobbles airport remains high. this after the united states thwarted a rocket attack. you re watching outnumbered. with me emily, upon you and kaylee mcenaney, new york post columnist and fox news jupiter miranda divine. in the center seat, retired u.s. army infantry captain sean parnell is with us. he spent 485 days fighting along afghan-pakistan border. we are interested to get his take on everything. let s watch. what was left behind after
military weapon as and equipment. including two black hawk helicopters. joining me now helen cooper. the biden administration has been criticized for its strategy, its planning leading up to the fall of afghanistan. and now a major part of the evacuation strategy is this agreement with the taliban. on thursday here on msnbc you described the feeling inside the pentagon as, quote, a level of despair and depression i haven t seen in a long time and people are angry and distraught. are there concerns inside the pentagon the administration is being, i don t know, outplayed by the taliban? well, the administration thank you for having me. the administration is trying to walk a really fine line right now, which is what you are seeing. they have agreement taliban commanders, including the some of the commanders close to hamid karzai international airport that they will let in afghans afghan allies of the united states who are desperate to get out of the country, that they
don t be the reason why schools are disrupted because of the polarization of this effort to reopen schools. the white house says florida and texas account for a third of the entire country s new cases and hospitalizations. texas governor abbott partly blames it on the border crisis. we re awaiting an update from texas officials on that issue. first, dr. jay from stanford university who has been working with florida governor desantis on covid mitigation. great to have you on. you re an informal adviser for the governor of florida now for the past 18 months. during that time as evidence shows, he s made many of the right calls. now you have covid cases exploding again in florida. the death rate is still down. would you advise governor desantis to change his guidance at all? no, i think he s done many of the right decisions. the key thing about what you just mentioned, it s a very important point. what we once thought that when covid cases went up, deaths would follow. but b