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that included the chaotic and humiliating withdrawal of the united states and nato from afghanistan in 2021 prompted and encouraged putin to invade ukraine. and we have that is why we have the ukrainian or now he knows biden is a soft touch. that's what we are not seeing any cessation of the attacks against shipping in the red sea. those threat eight should have been dealt with those have been dealt very seriously. who facilitates global trade along the red sea and through the suez canal. it also could be if he did it a very strong message to iran as well. perhaps a message out encouraged iran to allow hezbollah to be pushed to the north which president biden and the french are allegedly trying to achieve through diplomatic means. i don't think that's going to
that included the chaotic and humiliating withdrawal of the united states and nato from afghanistan in 2021 prompted and encouraged putin to invade ukraine. and we have that is why we have the ukrainian or now he knows biden is a soft touch. that's what we are not seeing any cessation of the attacks against shipping in the red sea. those threat eight should have been dealt with those have been dealt very seriously. who facilitates global trade along the red sea and through the suez canal. it also could be if he did it a very strong message to iran as well. perhaps a message out encouraged iran to allow hezbollah to be pushed to the north which president biden and the french are allegedly trying to achieve through diplomatic means. i don't think that's going to
four days. that represents not a threat to your health, but a threat to the nation. here's what senator roger wicker, republican from mississippi, had to say. this episode further erodes the trust in the biden administration which has repeatedly failed to inform the public in a timely fashion about critical events such as the chinese spy balloon and withdrawal from afghanistan. members must be briefed on a full accounting of the facts immediately. rachel: can i just say another point about this one? i remembered the media absolutely freaking out when melania, the first lady, had a kidney procedure and they didn't get -- it was like a 3-day cycle of, you know, what's the first lady, where is she? and as you said, peace has not broken out under the biden administration. will: not. rachel: this is a very hot mess, globally speaking, and so for him to be -- pete: what the producers just mentioned is we're hearing it's complications from an elective surgery. so maybe he went in on monday
in more than history, more americans killed by terrorists since 9/11. we have the afghan withdrawal, we have, you know, war in israel, war in ukraine, civil war in sudan. i mean, the list just goes on and on and on. and when you look at these things, you say, like, is someone on vacation? rachel: right. >> you know, the beginning of the show today is, actually, the president was on say caig, deputy secretary of defense was on vacation, the secretary of defense was in the icu. it's insane. it's insane, what's happening. rachel: yeah. our government is being blind to this, the media is too. but there aren't enough catholic and christian leaders like yourself out there bringing attention to it. we really thank you for doing that, and we hope others will continue to speak for the plight of those christians in africa. thank you for joining us, reverend. really appreciate it. >> thanks for having me, ray rachel. rachel: god bless you. coming up, the u.s. grounding some boeing max plans -- planes
balloon and withdrawal from afghanistan, members must be briefed on a full accounting of the facts immediately. i commit to doing better. lloyd austin. meanwhile cracking down again on misinformation. >> i don't think this story is removed from your overall posture towards information. i think it is part of what is bread into the dna of this administration when it comes to -- i want -- speech, information, the message. rachel: yeah. the americans are on a need to know basis so we've decided you didn't need to know about a chinese spy a balloon so we're going to hold onto that information until we get caught and this is another example of that. i agree with that. >> w when is there going to be one reporter who gets under the hood of this white house and writes about what's happening behind the scenes who is actually in charge, how you are they actually handling joe, what do they do to manage his schedule? we get leaks here and there probably because of internal fights. there's a big story to be had. think of what was written about the trump years because they
uk. again in the northern half of the uk one or— again in the northern half of the uk. one or two showers coming in through— uk. one or two showers coming in through the — uk. one or two showers coming in through the far northeast of england and the _ through the far northeast of england and the southeast of england as welt _ and the southeast of england as welt but — and the southeast of england as well. but again, a cold and a frosty night, _ well. but again, a cold and a frosty night, with— well. but again, a cold and a frosty night, with temperatures getting down _ night, with temperatures getting down to— night, with temperatures getting down to about —1, minus two celsius. first thing _ down to about —1, minus two celsius. first thing on — down to about —1, minus two celsius. first thing on monday morning there could _ first thing on monday morning there could be _ first thing on monday morning there could be some snow showers in the southeast _ could be some snow showers in the southeast of england, being drawn in by the _ southeast of england, being drawn in by the north—easterly wind, keeping the cold _ by the north—easterly wind, keeping the cold air~ — by the north—easterly wind, keeping the cold air. watch out for that. there _ the cold air. watch out for that. there could be accumulations of the north— there could be accumulations of the north downs through monday morning. elsewhere _ north downs through monday morning. elsewhere on monday, it should be dry with— elsewhere on monday, it should be dry with sunny spells. that sounds good to me. thank you, simon. 0k. we've spoken a lot here on breakfast about the challenges facing nhs dental care in england with warnings that the service is in its most perilous position in its 75—year history. now, thousands more people could struggle to secure an appointment due to a withdrawal of proposed funding. our reporter michele paduano has more. martin heath got lucky. he has needed a billing for four months but was quoted £120 for an appointment and on universal credit that wasn't
to secure an appointment, due to a withdrawal of proposed funding. our reporter michele paduano has more. martin heath got lucky. he's needed a filling for four months, but was quoted £120 for an appointment. and on universal credit, that wasn't an option. luckily, this practice in shard end only treats nhs patients. i've been looking for about four years to try and get into somewhere permanently. it's a nightmare to wait for somewhere, but it gives you hope when you find somewhere because i can't feel any pain in my teeth any more, which is a lot better for me, really. the dentist was told at the beginning of the year that he could do 10% extra work because there aren't enough nhs dentists and the budget was underspent, but last month, the midlands integrated care boards changed their minds. thank you guys. see you later. i'm not sure how i'm supposed to work for the last six weeks when there is no funding to treat our patients.
>> well, first, i think it is a question whether israel can achieve the objective it has set out, wiscoth which i believe, b the way, i agree. hamas needs to be destroyed, but i do believe it needs to be destroyed. that's one of israel's three major stated objectives. the other is to dismantle the political wing. i agree with that objective, and obviously to get their hostages released and recovered. but the way to do that as you and i have discussed since the beginning is by clearing and holding, by separating the population, the people, from the extremists. i don't see that happening across gaza, and now the withdrawal of five brigades from the israeli defense force effort in there is, i think, raising questions about whether israel
add geopolitically this is not whether they to be, its ministration wants to focus on great car commission, pushing back on china and russia, the war in ukraine, severe and tangled ina war in ukraine, severe and tangled in a war in the middle eastis tangled in a war in the middle east is not what they want but this is the way things are going now, the wrong direction for the biden administration. is there anything they can do, briefly? is there anything they can do, briefl ? ., , ., briefly? find lebanon they are enuuaed briefly? find lebanon they are engaged to — briefly? find lebanon they are engaged to and _ briefly? find lebanon they are engaged to and president - engaged to and president biden's and boys are in israel to try to broker an understanding. the parameters of those is one that would polyp on the way from the border. israel has not been able to bring back the 75,000 people who used to live in northern israel and are too afraid to return. there are discussions about potentially has developed pollard back from the border in exchange for an israeli withdrawal from disputed points on the border but it's still in the very early stages. firas maksad, a senior fellow at the middle east institute. good to have your analysis.
before mentioned order policy, the botched withdrawal from afghanistan, with no effort to correct those poor choices. even well-intended plans can fail sometimes. can you give me an example where, as governor, you implemented a plan that did fail and how you corrected that? >> sure. i think if you look back what happened with covid. the large story is donald trump and anthony fauci plunged this country into lockdown. florida led the way in dragging this country out of lockdown. part of the reason we did that is i looked at some of the things that were recommended that we had done. for example, not have elective procedures at hospitals. there's going to be too many people in the hospital. i do this for three or four weeks and our hospitals were empty. i said the data doesn't support that. we're opening it up. we've got 4,000 long-term care facilities. we did testing. we limited people going in to not have a big outbreak, which