states and no vetting over american citizens. 100 afghan evacuees are being investigated for possible ties to terrorism. the world watches as biden according to reports flies afghan men with child brides, pedophilia or human trafficking where i come from into wisconsin where they are abandoned, strand and left as hostages. joe biden has given a terrorist organization their own nation. not only that, we armed them to accomplish their mission. as he tries to sell us lie after lie, the american people are seeing right through it. 51% aren t buying it. his approval rating continues to go down. and 60% disapprove of his handling of afghanistan. you see, joe, we are starting than you and your minions think we are. you have been lying for months about afghanistan. about your non-decisions, and what your military chiefs have told you or not told you. it s all lies and dangerous ones at that. you are no longer the commander-in-chief. you are the liar-in-chief. you spew lies as truth.
states mill he tri and our diplomats and military and our diplomats and intelligence professionals. howie: howie: extraordinary success, that phrase brought the president plenty of criticism. the pentagon did good work in evacuating americans and afghan alleys. allilies. we haven t heard anybody say they did anything wrong. it was donald trump who signed the withdrawal agreement, also an attempt by pro biden pundits to conflate the decision to leave afghanistan with the awful execution that the whole world has witnessed. this broader debate is so important that it s our job to lift it above petty part sonship. i m howard kurtz and this is media buzz. howie: ahead my interview with larry elder, the california radio host who has a shot at becoming governor. as hard liners say it would have been better to leave some military contingent in afghanistan indefinitely, president biden used his televised speech to reject those views. so when i hear that we could have, should h
south carolina attorney, alex murdoch, shot in the head while changing a tire by the side of the road. three months after his wife and son were shot and killed. police say alex murdoch is expected to survive but the attack is raising questions about the unsolved killings of his wife and son. we have fox team coverage. charles watson in atlanta on the south carolina murder mystery. brian llenas in new jersey on the recovery from ida s remnants. first, david spunt in wilmington, delaware following the president this weekend. david. reporter: hi, alicia, hi, griff. with what griff said, we had to listen to congressman mccall s statements a few times, i had to listen to it and make sure i understood exactly what he said. we are reaching out to the white house, also the national security council. we know congressman mccall specifically mentioned about an airport several hours north of kabul, that s where he alleges that americans are essentially being held on planes against thei
wilmington, delaware. david: still no word from the white house or national security council specifically about what congressman mccaul said. very eye-opening, very serious allegations that he made talking specifically about 6 different planes that are holding americans against their will specifically at airport 265 miles north of kabul. i want to play what congressman mccaul said and we will talk about it after, listen. well, they are not clearing the airplanes to depart and sat at the airport for the last couple of days, these planes and they re not allowed to lever. we know the reason why because the taliban wants something in exchange. mccaul saying this is about 265 miles north of kabul at airport, senior u.s. officials telling fox news, i want to read this here to make sure it s the specific quote. the u.s. government is trying to figure out who is on those planes, they have no way to verify the manifest. you have to remember after 20-some years, mike, a lot of thos
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