The issues that we re facing right now in afghanistan as the clock ticks. Lara logan is here as well. Two veterans working hard to do everything that they can to get people out as the clock ticks down. Their heroic stories and the help that they re getting from the u. S. Military. All that is coming up. Let s begin with the latest from jennifer griffin. You were in the briefing today. What are we learning at this point as we get closer to the exit time? right now it s 11:30 p. M. In kabul. 30 minutes from august 31st, which of course is the deadline that president biden has set and the taliban has set for all u. S. Forces to leave. We know the u. S. Military has until midnight august 31. So that would be about 3:30 eastern time tomorrow. We re in the final hours. It s not clear how many more evacuees they ll get out. We heard from the white house press secretary that 6,000 americans have been evacuated as part of 122,000,000 since august 14. She suggested there s a handful, maybe 100 o
Their series against boston. Laura: all right, awesome show as always and i will see you tomorrow. I am laura ingraham, damning science suggests covid 19 was normally made in a lab but perfected to be an effective killer. That was the conclusion of two bulletin scientists in the wall street journal yesterday, both are on the ingraham angle exclusively to tell us more plus there was an obama biden reunion this weekend but was it really? raymond arroyo explains that in seen and unseen but first lockdowns by another name, that is the focus of tonight s angle. It was the first republican president, abraham lincoln, who honored the fallen from the battle of gettysburg noting a government of the people, by the people and for the people shall not perish from this earth. In other words our government works for us, not the other way around. Democrats may take lipservice to lincoln s wisdom they have proven themselves incapable of living up to that creed. For them it is more like a country of th
coronavirus as the cdc warns of a possible fourth wave. you know, it s interesting, mika, he had to say in there that it s not political. it s not political. it s not political. it s science. here we are with over half a million people dead and you know, we heard from dr. birx this weekend, talking about how after the first 100,000, if they had done a better job, if donald trump had not been so resistant, they would have been able to save so many lives. and here we are, willie, i m now i m now hearing lunatics and i ll call them lunatics yeah. that are now of course still pushing back on the masks. but now we re saying if we somehow identifies as having a vaccine, like it s part of satan or the mark of the devil or nazi germany. the idicy is just beyond us. they re acting recklessly and irresponsibly. they re being stupid and falling conspiracy theories. they re falling a failed game show host and or reality tv show host and they don t understand, i guess,
minimum rate hike will be included. we have energy s shannon pettypiece covering the white house and nbc s lee anne caldwell on capitol hill. shannon, we will start with you. the big focus from president biden is also on the economy. what can you tell us about this bipartisan meeting? second, about the executive order he is going to sign today. reporter: the meeting is intended to be focused on the supply chain issue, which this executive order relates to. of course, with everything you just mentioned going none washington, it would not be surprising if other topics happen to come up with a bipartisan group of members of congress. on the supply chain issue it s something members of congress have talked about bringing up legislation related to, the pandemic brought awareness to a lot of the weaknesses in the american manufacturing sector. everything from ppe to semiconductors have been in short supply at various points. this executive order would initiate a review. basical
has had with lawmakers this week. this is what he said in the last hour. we can t do too much here. we can do too little. we can do too little and sputter. the end result is, it s not just a macro economic impact on the economy and our ability to compete internationally. it s people s lives. real live people are hurting. we can fix it. we got the first jobs report out under president biden. it s a better report than december. overall though, we have a long way to go. 49,000 jobs were added last month. the unemployment rate fell to 6.3% in january. we will take a closer look in moments. i want to start with the action in the capitol. we have monica alba at white house, jo ling kent with the jobs report and leigh ann caldwell. president biden will deliver economic information later this hour. what can you tell us about the president s economic focus today? it s the first event, the fact that the white house is having these coronavirus briefings now three times a week fr