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A crisis by getting money for other things. i think we need to look carefully at the details of the request for monieses that are not connected with this emergency. if they were legitimate expenditures for previous emergencies, the question arises why didn't the president and why didn't his director at fema alert the public and indicate that the cupboard was bear and ask for the money thing. >> neil: the afghanistan coverage is still out of the mix. we're out of there but we're not. $6 billion asked for and you're quite familiar and whether the state department is blocking americans getting ou...

July. it was way below the expectations, more than 500,000 below what they looked for. they blamed in part the delta variant for sort of putting -- tapping the brakes on the recovery from covid. so we'll keep a close eye on that number. the republican national committee, which is critical of the president by nature blamed the extended jobless benefits for workers for staying home too long, which economists agree is a factor here to be sure. the latest jobs report is a huge miss and shows joe biden continues to squander the economic recovery that he inherited writes the rnc. so the white house ...

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Said. left both sides. he also left out the name of the woman who was killed. he eventually brought her up but it was way into that and it wasn't just to talk about how his thoughts and prayers were with the family. he kind of mentioned her. there were a lot of things striking about it. it was striking about all the things he didn't talk did. he barely mention immigration. health care, tax reform, barely got a mention so he could do 30 minutes on the media. >> robert cost ana, i'm told he just cranked the one-hour mark on this speech. clearly a lot of pent up energy. when we came on the air la...

Ahead, for the journalists covering the book. and now, jake tapper, anchor of "the lead" follows several u.s. soldiers through one of the deadliest periods of the afghan wars. i asked him about what he thinks to the dwindling afghanistan coverage while the war still rages on. jake tapper, thank you for joining us on "reliable sources." >> my pleasure. thanks for having me. >> congratulations on the paperback release of "the outpost." writing a book is a labor of love, and this book so intimately about the military. how did it change you as a journalist going forward? >> i think at the time i w...