At your and contributing editor to the national online. They are here to talk to us about the 9 11 commemorations and the political news of the day. Good morning, Gentlemen Guest . Guest gentlemen. Guest good morning. Guest good morning. Host what do you think about the legacy for the United States is. Guest those are two big questions. This is what ive been thinking a lot at mother jones and my newsletter. I think we can talk about political, psychological effects of having an attack and americans feeling insecure. If you had to boil it down, in retrospect, the biggest impact of that in terms of america, we launched two relatively pointless wars that led to the deaths of thousands of american soldiers, but also hundreds of thousands of iraqi and afghanistan Civilians Area we went into afghanistan justifiably to rule out the taliban and Al Qaeda, but we stayed there for 20 years, not understanding the country, culture, politics or having a strategic aim that could be accomplished. We h
Joining us is david corn, the Washington Bureau chief of mother jones and an msnbc analyst, and quin hillyer, a senior Commentary Writer and editor for the Washington Examiner and contributing editor to the national online. They are here to talk to us about the 9 11 commemorations and the political news of the day. Good morning, gentlemen. Guest good morning. Guest good morning. Host what do you think about the commemorations for 9 11 yesterday and what you think the legacy of 9 11 is the United States . Guest those are two big questions. Let me start with the second. It is something ive been thinking a lot at mother jones and my newsletter. I think we can talk about political, psychological effects of having been attacked and americans feeling insecure. We saw what happened with tsa. If you had to boil it down, in retrospect, history will look at it this way. The biggest impact of that in terms of america were that we launched two relatively pointless wars that led to the deaths of th
Listen in. Mike Mike Emanuel and Jacqui Heinrich in washington as we witnessed the dignified transfer of our fallen service members killed in the Suicide Attack at Cobble Airport, a very difficult ceremony to watch one can only imagine what the families are going through as a Transfer Cases are arriving at Dover Air Force Base in delaware, being greeted by the president and First Lady and Military Brass Heartbreaking Scene to witness. Jacqui absolutely you think about how young these service members were and you remember their ages 20, 22, 23 immense sacrifice that they had made and that their families have made on behalf of our country and our values and protecting our liberty, lets watch some more. Mike with this President Biden becomes a fourth u. S. Commander and chief to bear witness to the return of fallen service members from the afghan war, a powerful, powerful moment to see the remains of these young fallen heroes brought back to Dover Airbase our thoughts and prayers are with
For winds to pile up, damage, for rain to pile up also. Winds right now currently in New Orleans up to 60 miles an hour. Closer to the center of circulation, obviously all of these wind meters have been knocked out at this point. 60 about as high as weve seen, a lot of spots 30 to 40mileanhour gusts. We think the Wind Numbers are going to climb up. This is forecasted Wind Gusts, numbers getting up closer to 70 or 80. Ill continue on with this graphic and suddenly youre looking at areas getting up to 90mileanhour Wind Gusts in New Orleans in the next few hours. Youll be sticking with this for quite some time, up to 6 00 p. M. No surprise, the Hurricane Warning is not just along the coast, it stretches inland. Were expecting powerful winds, Hurricane Force winds to move inland as the storm moves inland over the next several hours. Here is the timing on that. Even as we get into this evening, still a category 2 hurricane. As youve moved well inland, winds at 105 miles an hour as this syst
Hello, everyone. Welcome to Fox News live. Im eric shawn. Hi, arthel. Arthel hi, eric. Hello, everyone. Im arthel neville. The national Weather Service is warning as eric mentioned of catastrophic damage from Hurricane Ida and thats a quote. The Storm Set to hit the Louisiana Coast 16 years to the day after Hurricane Katrina made landfall. We have live fox team coverage. Jeff paul is on the ground in New Orleans. First we go to chief Fox Weather Meteorologist rick reichmuth. There will be catastrophic damage from this storm, most of that will be kind of right where the storm comes onshore and just to the right side of it. Take a look at this graphic right here. Weve got the center of the storm making landfall, the Inner Eyewall is making landfall just to the southwest of Grand Aisle, about 16 of all the oil thats produced in the u. S. Goes through this point right here. They shored it up in recent years to be able to handle a hurricane. A category 4 hurricane is a very strong hurricane