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president biden, he loves to tell us to watch him. >> and the only thing i can say is watch me. >> watch me. that's all i can say. i think people have to just watch me. >> watch me. >> watch me. >> honest to god, that's all i think. watch me. >> just watch me. just watch me. i have been saying this from the very beginning. >> watch me. mr. president, watch me. >> watch me. >> just watch me. >> just watch. >> it is a little creepy, right? i think so. well, we have watched you, president biden, and what we have seen is chaos, chaos on america's crime-ridden streets, chaos as regional b...

Just heard the anthem there, of course "the star-spangled banner" for the u.s. and the french anthem, one of the best out there, up lifting. quite a moment there. they are, as we're saying, giving all the bells and whistles for a full state visit, including, if you saw in the wide shot, you might have seen some smoke rising over just beyond the white house, that from a 21-gun salute to greet the french president as part of this official state visit. the thought occurred to me, bianna, both of these leaders have some world cup football to watch this weekend, with both the french and the u.s. te...

Up lifting. we are commonly in the past, sports have been an escape from those feelings from anxiety or depression. this year, something changed in a very healthy way. you could almost call it a movement the way prominent athletes across nearly every professional sport have come forward with great courage, great honesty about their own struggles, reminding us, as the saying goes, that it is okay to not be okay. the athletes in 2021 have shown people nothing else, it's that depression, opening sight, suicidal thoughts and other battles people are fighting, it can happen to anyone, even the peop...

Jillian: we're back with a report out of afghanistan, the future remains uncertain for the people of the nation, who include the mayor of capital city of kabul who is a former u.s. citizen. trey yingst with that report. reporter: there are a lot questions about what comes next for afghanistan. the clock is ticking to find an economic solution. >> we want to create pockets of hope. stability and forward-looking cultural up lifting. reporter: he is the mayor of kabul. a former u.s. citizen, a united airline pilot. >> i have a responsibility.

The children in all children's hospitals in the country. >> you met with senator tammy duckworth. what was that conversation like in? >> it was definitely subpoena up lifting. she is in agreement with what we came here to do, and our goal now is to come across to the representatives that are not supporting us in the struggle, but it was definitely up lifting to see that she supports us. >> when you see those senators who are not supporting the idea of extending these sorts of coverages, what do you think is the issue? is it that they just don't know kids like lay la or they just don't have exp...