honest and transparent with youe good news and the bad. i will always be honest with you. about both the progress we are making on to what setbacks we meet. we just have to keep telling the truth. laura: those were just words but now we know they were totally meaningless. 8.5 months into his presidency, we see that right now joe biden is running the government on the need-to-know basis. and the less you know, the better for him. now take a deteriorating situation at our southern border. a few months back, the biden administration band reporters from visiting migrant detention facilities. so much for transparency. the overcrowding, the horrific conditions, the unaccompanied minors they didn t want you to see any of it. and yesterday, biden s faa swooped in to oppose temporary flight restrictions over the international bridge. and it was only after pressure from fox was the decision rescinded. you see, they don t want you to see the crush of 12,000 plus migrants that want t
hello there. we start here in the uk, where a shake up in travel rules could be on the way. the bbc has been told the traffic light system could be overhauled, with the green and amber categories removed. a new system would allow vaccinated travellers to go to countries with similarly high levels of vaccination as the uk without the need for quarantine. the travel industry has been pushing for change, arguing the current system is confusing and has prevented a recovery in demand over the summer. aru na iyengar reports. if this is your idea of a dream holiday, ratherthan if this is your idea of a dream holiday, rather than this, things could be about to change. travel bosses say uk holidaymakers have been put off playing abroad because of uncertainty about sudden changes to the travel traffic light system and the need for expensive pcr test before arriving in the uk. at expensive pcr test before arriving in the uk.- arriving in the uk. at the moment. arriving in the uk. at t
nonvaccinated. it s 99.9% those that have not been vaccinated that are responsible for these cases. it s a point that the president expects to pound again and again in about an hour. welcome, everybody. i m neil cavuto, this is your world. first to peter doocy on what we ll hear out of the president and the argument that he will make to get tough now. peter? neil, the white house thinks that they have given 4 million federal workers enough nudging to go and get vaccinated. so now if these federal workers don t get the shot, they could lose their jobs. disciplinary action could include termination. correct? correct. hopefully it doesn t come to that. our role is to convey to federal employees, the safety, the effectiveness of the vaccines that are readily available. next, a six-point plan from the president. vaccine requirements for feds and businesses with 100-plus workers. boothers starting in 11 days and testing for students and teachers. extending mask mandates f
[national anthem] [national anthem] [national anthem] [national anthem] [national anthem] he. pete: good saturday morning and welcome to fox & friends weekend on the beginning of this labor day weekend. rachel: good morning, guys. will: a long weekend for most people across the weekend this country. maybe not us. rachel: i will be a double shift on monday. fox & friends monday and hosting prime. pete: all next week, right? rachel: all next week. pete: better than you than me. rachel: you guys are doing it great job. give you a shot, too. will: we have seen you do a great job more than once on that show. we will be watching on monday night. we will be talking off monday. no apologies here. for that morning off. but we start you off this morning with tony blinken who says that everyone in afghanistan is a united states citizen will be accounted for and is in contact with the state department, which is a fascinating concept if you give a moment of thought to it t
in the us as the spread of the delta variant hits hospitality and leisure. hello, and welcome. the taliban appears set to announce a new government for afghanistan within days, but the european union and britain have said they won t be recognising it. speaking on a visit to pakistan, the uk foreign secretary, dominic raab, said he did want to the country to be stable and aid could be provided via charities. it comes as the taliban claim progress in their battle to eliminate the final resistance to their rule in the panjshir valley. more on that in a moment. first, our correspondent secunder kermani reports on how the taliban are already changing life in kabul. side by side, taliban fighters and local residents. this is friday prayers in kabul. a cleric from the group tells the congregation theirjihad is changing from a military campaign to one ridding society of corruption. they re still yet to establish a new government, but an announcement is expected soon. translation: w