look, i think you nailed it. i do believe that the way we work and how much we work and how we work has been changed probably forever in terms of this virus. my goodness i used to see you every other week. i haven t seen you in person in 16 or 17 months. you don t have the interpersonal reaction. i did see sandra this week, though. great to see her. bill: my big point it s a psychological analysis. we need somebody like krauthammer to explain it to us. one point i want to make. joe manchin, wall street journal midday yesterday. why i won t support spending another $3.5 trillion. it is a big deal. something we ll talk about well into september. gentlemen, i m out of time. thank you for yours. i loved that piece, go joe, go, fight the 3 1/2 trillion. bill: thanks, guys. sandra: crews making some progress as they battle a
To the hasty withdraw of foreign troops. relevant countries should earnestly deliver the commitment to support peace, reconciliation and reconstruction in afghanistan and play a constructive role. you know, harold, one of the things that the president said today is that foreign policy, a center of it is human rights for him. but, also, you couldn t be some place for a forever war. i asked this earlier but what does that mean for u.s. forces in south korea? well, i m reminded of, first of all, it s always great to hear dr. krauthammer s voice and i m not going to be lectured to by the chinese foreign minister about our military force leaving afghanistan. but, one thing my mentor and late friend richard holbrooke always said is that the military, our military s mission should never be nation-building. we are not nation building in south korea or germany or japan. we are not propping up a government in any of those nations. we are supporting policy and supporting a government that sup
trey: yeah, bret. i mean, dr. krauthammer is right again and then you add to that the calls to defund the police and then the thought wing of the democrat party if that s the right phraseology, some of them even said they wanted to eliminate the police and hire social workers. you have so-called progressive prosecutors who have never met anyone that they think ought to be in jail. and then you have got both political parties. both of them have minimized acts the violence on their side. you add to that a media that can t tell the difference between an arsonist and a peaceful protester, it is the most natural and probable consequence in the world. you are going to see a spike in crime when you have seen a spike in lawlessness. bret: ben? ben: well, dr. krauthammer s words are obviously still true today. i think that one of the big things we have to appreciate about this moment is that smart democrats are looking at the poll numbers that they are
Wow. krauthammer and trump. it really was something. i must say, the high point was when he mentioned to me. i thought i was going to be the surprise new national security advisor. i think it s still open. new emergen-c protein fuel
But i fielded pretty well. and i loved to field. i mean, it was nothing better than going in the hole for a back handed play and coming up with a. when i see these guys do it, and they do it effortlessly. bret: is that why you love it so much? part of it is, you know, you see your own youth. you see how you spent your childhood and then you feel it when you watch them do it. bret: love to hear his voice. we miss that voice every day. you can see the full piece much more krauthammer on baseball, exclusively on fox nation this week. world series starts tonight. when we come back, a homecoming one football player will never forget. otezla is not a cream. it s a pill that treats plaque psoriasis differently. with otezla, 75% clearer skin is achievable.