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Hear him express a kind of war time spirit which is an interesting phrase. it's regaining the urgency he had six months ago at the beginning of this when he put the country on what he called a war time footing. he's trying to remind people, this is not done obviously. the numbers are difficult and what they want to show people is some of the things they have done have borne fruit. in july they got 10 million people vaccinated. once there was more concern about delta, once they ratcheted up the awareness, if not the fear of delta making people aware of the risks, they got 14 million people vacc...

The idea to bring in turkey and qatar which operate large airlines so they would operate the airlines almost as contractors and managed facilities. those discussions are under way to get that airport up and running and the embassy is trying to tell americans to be safe, to be calm, to know where they are, to get their documents in order so once it does bullet up and running they're able to leave. the documents are a major problem. the taliban will allow people to leave if they have documents but the u.s. has no consulate and diplomatic staff in afghanistan and in any wartime experience in any ...

>> bret: president biden facing increasing criticism for what some say is clearly a broken promise about getting americans and thousands of afghans who helped america out of afghanistan. white house correspondent peter doocy looks at the controversy tonight. >> afghanistan policy has not played out as advertised. >> if there is american citizens left we are going to stay until we get them all out. >> turns out all out means 9 out of 10. >> 90% of americans in afghanistan who wanted to leave were able to leave. >> so even though the administration initially claimed. >> it's irresponsible to say...

Casualties. michael. >> can't get the thousands of war time allies who are being left behind. thanks, ivan. jasmine wright in d.c. joe biden making it clear that that strike on isis-k won't be the last. what is the white house saying? >> the situation is grave. white house officials have repeatedly said that. thursday after the attack that left 13 u.s. service members dead was the worst day of president biden's presidency. so that's why you hear biden saying that this strike won't be the last. in par, yes, because it is retaliation and trying to signal in a the u.s. will defend itself but it's...

Full day in office. importantly this maintains 100% federal reimbursement for state deployments of national guard personnel. president biden committed to the american people that he would do everything in his power to end this pandemic. from his first day in office, the president has marshalled a war time effort to do exactly that. we have been preparing for every scenario including the potential need for vaccine booster shots. our approach for booster shots is simple and it is consistent with the approach on every other front. guided by the science, and always stay one step ahead of the virus...