arms. if you want to roll out booster shots to the population, you can t flip a switch and make that happen overnight. there s important planning that has to take place. i think that s been the key point we heard for days. a plan is in place, they will be ready to get booster shots to whoever the fda and cdc recommend as soon as that happens. the caveat has always been those agencies have to recommend that and approve that. that hasn t happened yet. this is just an advisory board. now it goes to the fda. the cdc advisory board meets next week. but right now the administration feels at least for this high-risk population it is on track for boosters potentially as soon as next week. let s bring in cnn s chief medical correspondent dr. sanjay gupta. their announcements weeks ago were coming for everyone, that that did not get ahead of the science and did not put political pressure on the fda. but listen to the fda s former chief scientist this morning talking to cnn s bria
bill: is so a senior defense official disputing data, and fox news is told that they work done after the request of them defense secretary mark esper and that those conversations were far from secret with more than a dozen people on the line. dana: lawmakers will get a chance to grill milley on all this when he appears before the senate armed services committee on september 28th. in the meantime president biden s data bound is chairman of the joint chief. speak also to general millie do the right thing? thank you. president biden: i have great confidence in general milley. he is a man of honor, he s a man who has patriotism and his fidelity to the constitution. dana: former u.n. ambassador nikki haley is he there reaction. but first let s go to the pentagon. lucas tomlinson is standing by. some of the same people who didn t believe anything that bob was writing about president trump believe everything he said about general milley. those calls to the pentagon wer
with us. coming today is not easy and i recognize that you each had the option of respectfully declining the invitation to be here. but you didn t. and i hope that you understand that your presence here is not just so important to the members of this committee, to the senate as a body, but also speaks volumes for the countless victims of abuse that are out there listening or watching or will listen. or will watch. i appreciate the conversation about mental health prompted by the questions from senator booker. my wife is a very active mental health advocate and so she has trained me well to be cognizant of those issues and ask important and timely questions as well. and ms. biles, i hope you might have heard about some of our amplification of your courage from the most recent olympics to take care of yourself first. that took a lot. i ll just offer a few comments. i think most of the questions that i would raise have been raised by my colleagues. but i want to make it clear th
jillian: it is monday, august 9th. tragedy in the windy city, a chicago police officer is dead and another fighting for his life after a suspect opened fire during a traffic stop. the attack part of a disturbing trend as attacks on the badge continue to skyrocket. todd: plus, parents nice wade protesting the return of student mask mandates, the back-to-school battle brewing this fall. jillian: dr. fauci sounding the alarm about an outdoor motorcycle rally because of covid but no mention of obama s birthday bash. the latest double standard for democrats. fox & friends first starts and continues right now. it does continue. you re going to hear me roar. todd: roar by katy perry. jillian: i feel like you roar every day. todd: i realize everybody in my state is loud. it s not just me. you can blame an entire state for me. don t blame just me. where do you live? jillian: pennsylvania, new jersey, all over the place. todd: who is louder? as i yell at you. jillian: you are. to
served on the front lines on that day. gonel described what he and his fellow officers encountered. what we subjected that day is from a medieval battle. we fought hand to hand, inch by inch to prevent a overtaking of the capitol. and we re also following breaking news out of the biden administration. any minute now the cdc expected to announce must masking guidance for those fully vaccinated in areas with high covid-19 transmission rates. we re going to have a lot on that. we start with the pandemic and that breaking news. new mask guidance from the biden administration. now the delta variant is fueling the price in the nationwide. but some vaccinated americans are being advised to wear masks indoors in areas of the country with high covid transmission rates. according to multiple sources, a key point on what is driving this decision, new data suggesting fully vaccinated individuals are not just contracting covid-19 but could also be carrying higher levels of the virus