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Vp said, you start next week. do you know anyone? like writers, and guests. and i almost -- i was like floored. but we did it. >> hey, there you are. >> within a week we were up and running, at two a.m., show called red eye. >> coming to new york, having an opportunity at fox news, meant everything to me. it was my dream as a child. so, i was have humbled to be selected. >> story developed on august 5. here we are, 69 full days later reporting good news for you. >> overnight for 7 years. and then we launched fox and friends first, i was selected to be one of coanchors, i still worked overnight...

The region’s chamber of commerce has called for a bandh on September 22 to protest against alleged ‘anti-Jammu steps’ by the government.

So we're starting to get a picture of what works and what doesn't. >> we're confident in what we're doing and i'll make a change if i see this is necessary. >> reporter: and this superintendent's plan at schools in jackson county, mississippi, masks, vaccines, and quarantines are voluntary. he says that he has chosen quality education over pandemic fear. >> we lost a teacher to covid and it broke our "i wept, but i need to make nonemotional decisions. >> but your nonemotional decision is to do nothing. that seems a little weird. >> i'm using the data. and so, you know, i feel that our kids are...

Should not be fighting in a war and dying in a war that afghan forces are not willing to fight for themselves. brian: that was flat out wrong because 50,000 lost their lives since 2015, 2,600 have lost their lives since august 5. our panel has a message for those american troops, the fellow veterans who fought for the afghan people, and for our country all those year, let's bring in our panel jack ro binchaux, a former u.s. marine, jake bequette is with us a former nfl player and the army's 101st air important and nate boyar, former nfl player and army green beret. nate to you. your reaction t...

57,000. i talked to a reporter yesterday they believe it's between 70 and 75,000 so if they aren't fighting why are they dying? 53 to 57,000. 2,600 afghanistan fighters for the government have died since august 5. since august 5. think about that. the force that was out there was never 300,000, and the ones that are out, that we're willing to fight, have been hollowed out. why does mark tiesen have these numbers from the state department and why didn't joe biden get these numbers. ainsley: i'll tell you something that will really make you mad. the taliban leader he was freed in 2014, remember ...