Dana taliban calls it a nonstarter. Who is calling the shots . Bill dana, the President Saying the u. S. Has expanded the perimeter around the airport. More on that in a moment as the u. S. Confirms that isis is taking full advantage of the chaos and plotting to kill americans who are trapped there. Dana team Fox Coverage. General Jack Keane, Trey Yingst the latest from the capital of Doha And Mark meredith is live At The White House for the update this morning. The White House insists it is making significant progress on the Evacuation Effort underway. Evacuating another 10,000 people or so. But there is also mixed messages coming from the White House with the president insisting this is not going to be easy and he says it is possible that u. S. Troops will have to stay on the ground in afghanistan longer than previously planned. President biden there are discussions going on among us and the military extending. Our hope is we wont have to extend. But there will be discussions, i susp
everyone. thanks so much for joining us this morning. welcome to sunday morning futures. i m maria bartiromo. today, democrats find a flag they are willing to wave on the house floor, take a look. the national flag of ukraine. after the house votes to accept send more money to ukraine, israel and taiwan with still no new security at the u.s. border. [inaudible] [cheers and applause] the gent withingwoman is not recognized. maria: coming up, texas senator ted cruz with the fate of the bill when it reaches the senate this week. plus, georgia congresswoman marjorie taylor greene with the dramatics of the vote giving the foreign aid bill a thumbs down but stopping short of her motion to vacate speaker mike johnson s chair. the congresswoman will answer her critics today right here, live. plus, where will the ukraine aid go? if polish president andrzej duda on stopping putinen s russian imperialism in his only interview after meeting with president trump. plus, spying on ord
everyone. thanks so much for joining us this morning. welcome to sunday morning futures. i m maria bartiromo. today, democrats find a flag they are willing to wave on the house floor, take a look. the national flag of ukraine. after the house votes to accept send more money to ukraine, israel and taiwan with still no new security at the u.s. border. [inaudible] [cheers and applause] the gent withingwoman is not recognized. maria: coming up, texas senator ted cruz with the fate of the bill when it reaches the senate this week. plus, georgia congresswoman marjorie taylor greene with the dramatics of the vote giving the foreign aid bill a thumbs down but stopping short of her motion to vacate speaker mike johnson s chair. the congresswoman will answer her critics today right here, live. plus, where will the ukraine aid go? if polish president andrzej duda on stopping putinen s russian imperialism in his only interview after meeting with president trump. plus, spying on ord
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