To answer them live. Plus, a standoff with police. A suspect outside the u. S. CapiTol Today claiming To have a bomb. What led him To it . What is his motivation in the breaking details ahead. Welcome To the lead. Im jake tapper, and were going To start with our World Lead. The rush To evacuate americans and afghan allies out of kabul. This afternoon the u. S. State department announced 6,000 people are inside the Kabul Airport right now. All were Told, all of them are fully cleared and will soon fly out of the country. 20 flights are expected To leave Cat Bull Airport Tonight, but there are still massive issues for Too many others. Sources telling cnn the State Department advised thousands of local employees To head To the Airport Yesterday but many simply could not get there, caught in the crowd of thousands waiting outside the gates, they were beat, sTopped at checkpoints. President biden has pledged that u. S. Forces will remain in afghanistan until all americans are evacuated, eve
the local authorities at least so on the box and i think people last fall out of its coronavirus inoculation campaign critics though say it fought its privacy rights. and convinced the people would not like you to force them to do that it s violating the right to protect those people. up next cross the examines the economic costs of the pandemic and its consequences and it carol be in the studio now it s time to get up to speed on the morning global news headlines for us again but. hello and welcome to cross talk where all things are considered i m well as the coby time. scene is being rolled out it is absolutely necessary to take stock of the economic devastation left in the pandemics wake what is the fate of the working middle class will income inequality continue to greece how will government intervention change the economy and finally does the phrase the new normal mean anything. to discuss these issues and more i m joined by my guest thomas hogan and great american he is
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