good evening. tonight. this we could truly be do or die for the president and his party. is it time for president joe to go? state-by-state and day by day the people are taking their power back. you will hear from a palestinian american who resigned in protest of the war. s reasoning is more personal than most. let s do it. this issue has to be settled this week. how long can democrats afford to be continue to have this discussion? i think just a couple of weeks. even some of biden s top supporters in congress are saying that he needs to make his case to the voters now. this week. or else making a tough decision. i think this week is going to be absolutely critical. of the president needs to do more. behind the scenes democrats are even more blunt on his prospects. one democratic lawmaker that previously endorsed president biden said they will be breaking their silence on his political future soon. another house democrat predicted there will be more calls for hi
second lieutenant. she will join us along with her mother who is a brigadier general who witnessed that explosion. they will share their memories 20 years later. welcome to the lead. i m jake tapper and we begin today with our health lead and president biden s message to republican governors looking to challenge his new mandate on businesses to either test or vaccinate their employees. biden saying, quote, have it. the president s new policies will affect about two-thirds of the american workforce or roughly 100 million americans, forcing federal employees and federal contractors and healthcare workers, all of them to get vaccinated, even private businesses with more than 100 employees will need to make sure their workers get weekly testing or get the shot. for context, 75% of u.s. adults already have at least one dose of the covid-19 vaccine. biden is talking specifically to the roughly 27% of eligible unvaccinated americans who are the ones keeping this pandemic going
decision to withdraw from afghanistan saying america s longest war cannot be won it militarily. dana: just as they seize more territory claiming 95% of the country is under their control. fox news is on the ground in afghanistan and we will bring you a live report from kabul where those fighters are advancing. we will bring you that later in the show. trace: at this all comes as president biden s hhs secretary is trying to clean up his comments on back vaccines. save your becerra saying that the government does not keep a database tracking america status. marco, good morning to you. good morning to you. want to get the white house vaccinated and that much is clear but how it delivers that messages facing a lot of criticism. his with the hhs secretary had to say to cnn earlier this week. the federal government had to spend trillions of dollars to try to keep americans alive during this pandemic so it s absolutely the government s business. knocking on a door has never
they died for all of the americans. welcome to modern warriors, reflections on memorial day. i am your host, pete hegseth, thank you for spending this evening with us, they will never return from battle or see the face of those they love again, for them. the cycle of life was cut short because they put our country first, by standing up to our enemies, fighting for our freedom, this memorial day we honor the sacrifices made by our brave men and women who lost their lives in service. while reflecting on this past year, and many challenges, we travel to columbus, ohio, to take you on a narrative journey of a national veteran memorial and museum, i had the honor of catching up with four of our nations most decorated modern warriors. john wayne walding, a highly decorative war hero, deployed to iraq and afghanistan, laugh his right leg to sniper fire but continued to fight along his his brave brothers and sisters while wounded. lesley hunt. iraq veteran, spent one combat
they died for all of the americans. welcome to modern warriors, reflections on memorial day. i am your host, pete hegseth, thank you for spending this evening with us, they will never return from battle or see the face of those they love again, for them. the cycle of life was cut short because they put our country first, by standing up to our enemies, fighting for our freedom, this memorial day we honor the sacrifices made by our brave men and women who lost their lives in service. while reflecting on this past year, and many challenges, we travel to columbus, ohio, to take you on a narrative journey of a national veteran memorial and museum, i had the honor of catching up with four of our nations most decorated modern warriors. john wayne walding, a highly decorative war hero, deployed to iraq and afghanistan, laugh his right leg to sniper fire but continued to fight along his his brave brothers and sisters while wounded. lesley hunt. iraq veteran, spent one combat