[national anthem] [national anthem] [national anthem] will: good morning, and welcome to fox & friends. middle of the summer, not right before back to school, but still the middle of the summer here in new york city. we had to clarify for the record that it s still july. rachel: we did a back to school segment yesterday [laughter] and it had me and will triggered. will: yeah. there s still vacation to go, there s still camps to be add had. i understand very well that everybody s ready to go with back to school rachel: who? will: well, his kids are ready to go back to school in early august. pete: parents are ready rachel: ray i feel the whole stress of getting them out the door. i don t like it. i prefer summer pete: i agree with that, but get ready. give it who two weeks, it ll really be back to school segments. rachel: yeah. let s hold off for now. pete: put it away for now. will: this whole thing is like a guy who wakes up on saturday morning and go
taliban to maybe find some negotiation space for they ve said no more afghans can leave. clearly there s 10,000 at the airport. so something is happening behind the scenes that s helping some people get through. can you talk about that to some extent? i ll turn it over to the general. i ll start with that last question first. it kind of comes off of some things that mr. kirby just said with that constant communication. i know the most senior commanders on the ground are out and discussing with the taliban leaders that are manning these checkpoints exactly what the documentation needs to look like, times and coordination, details of that. as we know, though, there are reports that some aren t able to get through there. i can tell you that the department of state, the consulor affairs are working with commanders there to ensure that documentation, names and those things, as often as required, are being communicated to the taliban that are at those checkpoints to allow tra
her, president harris, as she attempts to string words together like hack blinking christmas lights, and she is the dimmest bulb. that open letter, urging the administration to change course, change strategy. it s time for us to do what we have been doing. t that time is every day grade every day, it is time for us to agree that there are tools available to us to slow this down. greg: that time is every day. [laughter] it is like a song lyric. that s not word salad. that s a turd salad with a vinaigrette of voter regret. they scatter like a deck of cards, a strong wind. two metaphors tied together. [laughter] the democrats were hoping that her youthful enthusiasm would rub off on biden, because they ve only been in the sameul room twice in the last year. instead, biden s incoherence has rubbed off on her, and is apparently as contagious as omicron. president biden: count the votes. count the votes. vice president harris: you can google it or go to any search engine,
blow after another. the supreme court slapping down bidens vax mandate, inflation surging to the highest level in 30 years, while bidens poll numbers are plummeting to record lows. and it gets worse. biting getting called out by some of his own party for his unhinged voting rights speech in atlanta. kyrsten sinema crushing his plan to kill the filibuster before it even got started. as far as the pandemic he promised to shut down, cases are a record high. that is just a small taste of the major setbacks. press secretary jen psaki spinning like she s never spun before to try to clean up the mess biden has left behind. i promise to build back better is not going to pass, and voting rights will not pass. apparently illegal. what happens? look back at last year and what we were able to accomplish that includes getting the build back better better packs. he also pressed, despite skeptics, to get an infrastructure bill passed. what happened to the guy who when he was elect
time and on cutry s history bits in sad in many way. but i think it s going to be inspiring because we re going to coo something that frankly nobody s been able to do for a long time. donald trump opening his super tuesday victory speech with some words. we ll have much more analysis for youoon the former president s wins in several states and what the results could mean for the future of nikki haley s campaign. plus, we ll take a deep look at some of the major congressional races across the country that are now set for november. and we ll show you president joe biden s latest comments on the cease-fire negotiations between israel and hamas. they come as the u.s. airdrops more desperately needed aid to gaza. good morning and welcome to way too early on this wednesday, march 6th. i m jonathan lemire. thanks for beginning your day with us. and we will start with some of the biggest take-aways from super tuesday as millions of americans took to the polls across 16 states a