they call that nonsense. john: 100 americans remained stranded. the taliban reportedly preventing at least six aircraft at an airport, mazar-e-sharif, from taking off. sandra: one week since biden most recent comments about that withdrawal. the white house as efforts to rescue americans left behind are still underway. john: former green beret michael waltz is standing by to join us. sandra: but first, peter doocy is live there in washington. sandra, good afternoon. the white house says americans want to leave afghanistan but can t because the taliban will not let them, not part of a hostage situation. no, that is not what we would characterize it as. those are comments made by a republican congressman this weekend. they are not hostages, and we know that this white house does not like to use the term stranded. we have been able to identify a relatively small number of americans seeking to depart from mazar-e-sharif. we have been assured that all american cit
because she refuses to get the job. we will speak to both tonight. but first, the invisible president, that is the focus of tonight s angle. we have about 3500 troops redeployed in afghanistan as of tonight, hundreds of thousands of people are trying to get out. china is poised to exploit the situation. the u.s. border under siege with covid infected migrants. and we don t have an actual president in charge. yesterday joe biden started back to d.c. from camp david, read for about 19 minutes, then took no questions and skedaddled off the podium. oh, and then he went back to camp david. now answers were supposed to be provided today by biden s national security advisor, a young chap who looks like he is running for student council. but i sure as would not vote for him after this performance. when a civil war comes to an end with an opposing force marching on the capital, there are going to be scenes of chaos. there are going to be lots of people leaving the country. that is
in an hour in glasgow for their ticket into the quarter finals. south africa s top court sentences jacob zuma to jail, the former president has been given five days to hand himself into police before he s arrested. and in ethiopia, tigrayan forces have taken back their regional capital mekelle but hostilities are still hampering humanitarian aid. our teams ourteams are our teams are ready, our suppliers are ready and as we have stated in the last eight months, the challenge is always been that we have not had consistent access to people who need the help most. we start at euro 2020 where there s huge celebration across england, with the national team beating one of their firecest rivals, germany, in the round of 16. it was a tight game at wembley in london but two goals, late on in the second half, gave england theirfirst victory over germany in the knock out round of a major tournament match since the 1966 world cup final. we ll start with that goal from raheem sterlin
sense of it that s sweet of you. i m curious what you think, bill barr leaves certainly as a nonpartisan or objective statement one of the most controversial attorneys general since the nixon ear r the time line you were discussing sounds a little like it was what barr was hoping to get out of this including saving face. i m curious what you think having managed white house, you know, these kind of white house situations. i think that, you know mike reporting that this was, you know, part of what barr wanted to be out of there, i think you have to ask why. what doesn t he want to be complicit in? if you take the times reporting and add what robert just reported from washington post, that his sources are telling him to watch what happens next it brings in the two big sins in trump s eyes that barr committed were not going along with the lies about election fraud, that the angry tweets came off the supreme court, not just rejected the trump case, but humiliated the folk
caucus, today s vote forces them to get on the record as choosing the side of the disgraced expresident and his disinformation fueled push to whitewash the insurrection overupholding the powers of the legislative body on which they sever and even democracy itself. for the third time this week liz cheney is calling out her fellow republicans for lashing out what happened on january 6th at first. and then trying to appease the former president. watch. there are people in this chamber right now who were evacuated with me and with the rest of us on that day, do you go that attack. people who now seem to have forgotten the danger of the moment, the assault on the constitution, the assault on our congress. right there is where we start today. ben rose is here, former deputy national security adviser to president obama. now an msnbc contributor. also joining us, anna palmer. and robert costa is here national political reporter for the washington post and coauthor with bob wood