Welcome. Im neil cavuto. This is your world. It all seems like a Donald Trump Press conference with angry reporters trying to get a simple answer from the president And their agitation showing as the questions And denying answers went on. All of this as u. S. Forces are moving ahead of schedule. Better than 90 have left afghanistan And we could see them all out well before the 911 deadline that the president has set. But he says its not going to change his mind. He says that after 20 years, afghans must Look at themselves. Jennifer griffin has more. Hi, jennifer. Hi, neil. John kirby just gave a bleak assessment of where things stAnd in terms of what the taliban has taken over in recent days telling reporters here at the pentagon that the taliban has taken District Centers And threatened the provincial centers as well. Even though the president said theres no intelligence assessments suggesting the government of kabul will fall any time soon. He added that 300,000 Afghan Security Force
Neanderthal thinking. Andrew cuomos tax returns gone public. Making millions of of his book. We will cast a critical eye on those records and see how its handing his critics more ammunition. Democrats are divided as the fight again the fight intensifies between Israel And Hamas with President Biden feeling the pressure to push harder for ceasefire pilots being with the loosening of pandemic restrictions. Why so much confusion regarding face coverings or means. Chief breaking correspondent trace gallagher. Even the left is having a hard time criticizing Floridas Governor and Greg Abbott of texas. Considering the Texas Milestone of covert deaths on sunday. Case numbers have had a 13 month low. Governor abbott said he would allow businesses to operate at full capacity, the president said this. The last thing we need is neanderthal thinking. And in the meantime everything is fine, take off your mask and forget it. It still matters. The president did not acknowledge his mistake but he did h
Time need needed for schools to make adjustments. Carley most people assumed Cdc Guidance would change as we learned more about the virus. This is for the rest of this School Year. Just a few weeks. But we do know the virus doesnt traditionally spread in schools well ventilated. A lot of parents are wondering why are students being masked . There are a lot of adverse effects that could happen. One parent wrote an oped in Usa Today, let my children take off their masks. The science says it is safe. That Mom Hadley Heath manning bows it on to say, there is reason to believe young childrens emotional and verbal development depend greatly on human faces. Suffering from being surrounded by adults and people wearing masks in public places. The time to free children is is come and gone. The woman that went viral said take these masks off my children. Pete the sad reality there doesnt feel like real Pressure Or Ability to push administrators across the spectrum to make the move about masks. It
long time senate majority leader harry reid, her former colleague, his wife of 62 years announced in a statement that reid passed away peacefully while surrounded by friends following what she called a courageous four-year bat well pancreatic cancer. combative but soft spoken, reid was elected to the united states senate in 1986 after serving two terms in the house of representatives. he held the role of senate majority leader from 2007 to 2015 and was a pivotal figure on capitol hill touring the administration s of both george w. bush and barack obama. president biden worked for two decades in the senate and eight years while vice president paid tribute to a person he called a great american and a dear friend. in a statement the president wrote if harry said he would do something, he did it. if he gave you his word, you could bank on it. that s how he got things done for the good of the country for decades. president biden also listed a number of reid s accomplishments inc
should follow california on this issue. kyung lah, cnn, los angeles. hey there. thank you so much for joining me on this july 4th holiday weekend. i m safra sidner. we begin with controversial supreme court rulings that will have a broad impact across the country. the nation s highest court started off this week by gutting affirmative action in college admissions. by a 6-3 vote, the supreme court ruled that colleges and universities can no longer take race into consideration as a basis for admission. the conservative court dropped two more landmark rulings on friday. in one case the court said with a christian web designer in colorado who refuses to create websites to celebrate same-sex weddings out of her first amendment rights. the court also blocked president biden s student loan forgiveness plan. the plan aimed to forgive up to $20,000 in relief tole the millions of americans. in response, president biden is laying out a new plan to help those struggling with their loan