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The shocking memo by senate republicans is almost none of the 82,000 people are lifted from kabul in august redheaded. >> former naval until officer robert charles. do we have this congressional memo? 82,000 were airlifted out of kabul and none of them were fitted. explain what that means, not being vetted and how much of a national security threat this poses. >> very surprising, shocking data point because we are talking of the 82,000, roughly 73,000 were non-american citizens, not permanent re...

Tragedy. we left americans and visa holders and permanent residents and employees of the embassy in afghanistan and pulled out 73,000 we had no basis for pulling out. the realities you go through databases and terrorism databases, biometrics but in the end looking for new terrorists, new potential problems, not likely to show up on the database and thats the problem. when we that i managed all the vetting related to the iraq police force. when i was at state and we did a similar thing in afghani...

Senseless act of violence. jon: you wouldnt be an alderman if you didnt love waukesha and the people of your town so tell us about it and tell us about the resumption of the parade you didnt get to have it last year because of covid. >> not only that but we were blessed with warm weather in contrast to previous years and this was an eclectic and dynamic of 73000 people and a great place to raise a family have great experiences in neighborhoods and parks and so many wonderful things. is just so h...

600,000 jobs a month. donald trump prepandemic only added on average 187,000 jobs a month. so biden is doing three times as well as trump and yet, during the pandemic. if you take the full trump administration, he cost us 2.3 million jobs the first since hoover to leave office with fewer jobs than when he came in. biden is doing well. the job numbers would be even bigger if it werent for government cutting jobs. there were over 600,000 private sector jobs but government, state and local shed abo...

Trillion. >> bill: they are on the clock now. the bill hasnt come to the floor. >> dana: were watching that and also this. the october jobs report is out this morning and shows employers stepped up their hiring adding 531,000 jobs. thats the most since july. fox businesss ed lawrence is live in washington >> were looking at that strong jobs report. you mentioned 531,000 jobs added overall but 604,000 of those jobs were added back in the private sector, the government sector that lost 73,000 jobs...

With the u.s. still averaging more than 73,000 new coronavirus cases each day, the reigning most valuable player in the nfl joined that group this week. aaron rodgers, the quarterback for the green bay packers, sidelined for this weekends game after testing positive for covid-19. in august, rodgers told reporters that he had been, quote, immunized. >> are you vaccinated and whats you status on the vaccinations? >> yeah, im immunized. theres guys on the team that havent been vaccinated. i think i...

The same thing for prince william. listen, that is three of 133 cities and counties. thats one of 133 cities and counties of these are not small areas also, they are democratic strongholds and because of that this margin of difference here less than 88,000 votes, we don feel comfortable enough yet it may change at any moment you ma get a dump and at any second perhaps from northern, virginia and if that changes, we would b able to go ahead and fix our eyes on a potential winner here in virginia....

>> by harnessing our diplomatic and economic power, we can reject the false idea that we cant grow our economy and to support american workers while tackling the climate crisis. >> we can do all three. when i think climate i think jobs, good paying jobs around the world. pete: he also met with the tour shake islamist president ahead of talks on sustainability and the environment and as world leaders discuss emission joe biden is urging them to increase energy production because he crushed our ow...

Chris: finally, lets talk about where we are on covid and let me put some of the latest stats up. caseses are down more than 50% in the last month. but were still seeing an average of more than 73,000 new cases a day and more than a 1,500 deaths a day which is still pretty bad. so first of all, where are we on the delta wave? >> so, i think the numbers speak for themselves s. cases are down, down more than 50% from where they were in september but we cant get complacent yet. as we said, 75,000 c...

This weekend the u.s. marked more than 700,000 deaths from covid-19. summer surge devastatinged unvaccinated america. still, new cases are starting to decline nationwide. the delta very ariant seems to slowing across the south. 73,000 were hospitalized saturday compared to more than 102,000 a month ago and potentially, a new tool to the fight against the virus. ame merck developed an anti viral pill that reduces hospitalizations and deaths by 50%. that as more vaccine mandates go into effect. ca...