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a prolonged commitment because as you could see from the damage behind me, in this house, the homeowner here, the water went up about eight feet, above most people s heads and it flooded the ent the entire basement. they have to evacuate. this is the evidence that the president will see firsthand and showing you why the road to recovery is so long. the president and the federal government will have a long-term commitment and the state leadership said the same thing. that is one of the hardest hit parts of new jersey. they lost people during the flooding last week. the president is going to be stopping first in nearby hillsborough township down the road. he ll have a briefing there around 12:15 and come here to manville to tour a neighborhood before moving on to queens. of course the president has already approved disaster relief declaration for six counties here in new jersey. the governor phil murphy saying that is wonderful but there are 15 counties in the new jersey. ....
it is easy to second-guess. we do take care of our own, leave nobody behind. the biden administration has managed as well as it can be managed under the circumstances. it is what america is all about, pulling together, leaving nobody behind. this couldn t have been done in a more orderly manner. i respectfully disagree. announcer: americans held hostage, kind enemy lines, day 20. sean: all right, day 20, americans held hostage, held behind enemy lines, the taliban terrorists, and tonight, we begin in may, one month before the taliban s fighting season. this was president trump s deadline for withdrawal. now, if and it is a big if the taliban, if they followed through with all of their promises, because they knew if they broke any rules, harmed any americans, killed any of our allies, they knew under donald trump the consequences, they would be dire. and according to president trump, no matter what, the united states would maintain control of bagram ....
believe nobody behind. the joe biden administration is managing that as well as we can. is what america is all about. leaving nobody behind. could this have been done and what orderly manner? i respectfully disagree. sean: americans held hostage, held behind enemy lines and tonight we began one month before the fighting season and this was the deadline for withdrawalit, if they follow through, they knew if they harmed and the americans were killed inul the allies, they knw the consequences that they would be dire. and according to president trump no matter what the united states would maintain control and opportunity. we own it, we are keeping it, but then came joe biden. the self-proclaimed foreign-policy expert in his coolest advisors arbitrarily pushing a withdrawal date to august. okay. during the peak taliban fighting season. and he did nothing as the terrorists began what was a full-scale assault on the afghan highlights allies which started in april, may ....
and flooded parts of the northeast. listen to this reality. many of those people who died drowned in their own homes, in their own cars. right now the threat from rising rivers is expected to continue throughout the weekend. in new york, officials rescued more than 500 people from flooded buildings, streets, even subway stations. in pennsylvania, massachusetts and new jersey, at least eight tornadoes destroyed dozens of homes and buildings, while the northeast assesses the damage. more than 800,000 still remain without power in louisiana. of course, where ida first hit several days ago. millions are at risk as the sweltering heat stretches into the weekend. today president biden is headed to louisiana to tour the damage there. before that, he is expected to speak about the latest jobs report which was a huge disappointment. frankly, a huge surprise. the economy added just 235,000 jobs. that missed projections by half a million. let s begin with christine romans. christi ....
range to the other. the dixie fire is about a hour northwest of the camp fire. remember when the camp fire burned multiple towns to ground in 2018 and that felt like the worst it could get? dixie is, has already burned 1,400 square miles of land. dixie has destroyed nearly 600 homes. it is only about half contained at the moment, and the second largest fire in california history. the caldor fire just outside of lake tahoe has destroyed more homes and at least 622 homes and counting. it is raging right now towards even more populated areas, and only 25% of the caldor fire is contained. both of those fires have multiple evacuation warnings in place, but the fire season is just unrelenting and merciless. the firefighters are working in inhumane conditions for weeks on end and fighting unprecedented fire after unpres dencedented resources, human and otherwise, so far no end in sight. in the northeast, we have watched all day as the death toll has climbed, from the floods, t ....