to travel to the kabul airport because of potential security threats from islamic state terrorists reported thousands of people are still trying desperately to escape the country nearly a week after the taliban take over welcome to fox news live. heartfelt and neville are off today. the alert from security less than 24 hours after president biden pledged to get all americans home safely and to do whatever we can to illuminate afghan allies but still so many trying to escape the chaos continues. john her because money. we are going to try to save and orderly way making sure nobody gets hurt to the maximum extent possible so what you are seeing out of our state department colleagues is a prudent notification to make sure that whatever movement there is propagates from outside the airport is done as safely as possible and people have the information they need to make the best decisions for themselves. we have team coverage on this developing story. president spending the d
biden: for 20 years, afghanistan his minute a joint effort with our nato allies. we went in together, and we are living together. and now we are working together to bring our people and our afghan partners to safety. and there s been plenty of time to criticize or second-guess this operation is over. but now, now and focusing on getting this job done. paul: let s bring in four-star general jacking the fox news senior strategic analyst and chairman of the institute for the study of war rated general welcome and is always and i want to zero in on that point about the nato general i mean, i ve been reading the british press and listening to what the europeans are saying they are furious about the way this has been handled and they are really are also not very happy to wonder what your sources say about the degree of coordination and getting their citizens out pretty when you hearing and what you think. guest: well i can just only underscore that, it s quite unusual, i haven t
october 22% since january. the biden administration scrambling to respond to the bad economic news, more spending is the answer. here s white house chief of staff. the build back better bill to bring the cost down. also without adding a penny to the federal date without raising a penny on families making less than $400,000 a year. let s bring in our panel, wall street journals columnist. kim strassel. bill, they said it was transitory after five months in a row of 5% or more inflation. is this going to extend into next year? i think it is. you see the biden administration on this, first they were saying it not real words only transitory and now joe biden says did you ever gas prices would be this high? one of the problems is, you can t spin inflation. ordinary americans feel it. my daughter feels it when they got to the gas pump. i went to the grocery store and got a bag of groceries, $55. people see it and feel it. what s interesting to me is the people who tell us thi
rising crime by bringing back a reinvented version of the anti-crime unit, that unit consisting of undercover officers was pulled off the streets by current mayor bill de blasio. the counter virtual move that could explain for an increase in crime. brian yanez live in the newsroom with the very latest on this controversy. the commissioner of the new york police department is the high-profile important at mayor elect eric adams will choose. he promised to choose the first nypd female commissioner and according to the new york post the top candidates are former seattle paris police chief and your police chief and philadelphia s first black female commissioner danielle outlaw, he won the election by promising to fight back surgeon crime. on wednesday adams was put to the test at a contentious meeting with local black activist who demanded adams be more specific about how we plan to reform the police. dissatisfied one of the activist said this after the meeting. if they think
victory lap this morning on the infrastructure agreement. but is west virginia s senator, joe manchin, the real winner in last night s showdown between the party s moderates and progressives? let s ask our panel, wall street journal columnist and deputy editorial page editor dan henninger, columnist kim strassel and editorial board member kyle peterson. great to see you all. dan, first, when you re looking at winners and losers here, it sure looks like joe manchin s the winner. here s what he said on monday, and as it turned out, he had a lot of foresight in saying this. roll tape. the political games have to stop. it is time to vote on the bill, upper or down. and then go home and explain to your constituents the decision you made. david: dan, he went on to say he would not vote for the reconciliation bill until there was an infrastructure bill, and he got what he wanted. well, he got what he wanted, for sure. he says that his state, virginia west virginia, badly nee