even stars think his name soundk sexton. and she's like a fighter, wiry and fast, but also eats bugs and lives under your bed, kat. 's a day in dana, welcome to the show. it's great to see a period it feels like i just saw you already. so clearly, she says a lot of stuff, but we'll get death threats did we all want to have security. >> it might be hard to believe, but even i get death threats. >> greg: stuart varney is still pit stop at you that you. >> i know, i know. do you remember when the democrats went after republicans for saying they are all like todd aiken? remember that? way back when. >> greg: i'm aching for an explanation. >> bad guy, not a good candidate, and not representative of everyone in the republican party. i think the democrats -- anybody who said that the republicans are all like tom aiken are all going to have a very hard time saying that she doesn't represent them. what kevin mccarthy, the majority leader for the republicans, he just got to sit back today and watch a campaign be made. and just yesterd

joining me now with more is buck sexton host of the clay travis and buck sexton show. buck, you have got some experience with the cia. you know the government. you know foreign relations, you know the nature of terrorism. americans know a lot because of our history. how do we for the viewers really try come to terms with what's happened here not accepting it i refuse to accept it how do we come to terms with what we need to do and how we think this is going to unfold? >> >> well, tammy, i think we have to prepare for a future here in which as you point out you now have the taliban armed better than they have ever been and in a position where they have a narrative of victory over our trained afghan national security forces, of course, which essentially melted away. but beyond that that this is going to play into broadest jihadist propaganda about how another great imperial power has gone down in afghanistan. this could become a clarion call for other international terrorist organizations around the world. they may not set up shop right away openly in afghanistan. but th

cindy sexton told us the devastating attack could not have come at a worse time. >> it was chaos. nobody knew what was going on, when we would find out information. >> reporter: classes were canceled for three days for 115,000 students at almost 200 schools. thousands of teachers lost access to their lesson plans. students' grades were locked up along with records of special needs students. >> i wouldn't wish ransomware on anyone. anything we can do because it is devastating to everyone. >> reporter: leading the u.s. government's fight is the cybersecurity infrastructure system. because of remote learning, weaker cybersecurity and an invaluable mission. >> the fact that schools may have cyber vulnerabilities that need to be fixed and because of the absolute necessity that schools are up and running, these are significant targets for the criminal groups. >> reporter: classes are canceled so often there's a new expression, cyber days. last year ransomware attacks hit almost 1700 schools. this year it's already over 800 and the school year hasn't even started yet. when attackers are

. >> dick gordon using the 28 power sexton for these sightings. >> i see surveyor. i see surveyor. >> roger, clipper. good eyeball. well done. >> a major goal of apollo 12 had been accomplished because before man can be engaged in meaningful lunar exploration they must be able to pick a precise site and get there. but now it was time to exit the intrepid and begin the exploration and experiments. conrad climbed out first. >> approach. hey, i will tell you what we're right next to. >> yeah. >> we are about 25 feet in front of the surveyor. >> that's good. that's where we wanted to be. >> i bet you when i get down to the bottom of the ladder i can see the surveyor. >> okay. >> that may have been a small one for neil, but that's a long one for me. >> you will never believe it. guess what i see sitting on the side of the crater? the old surveyor, yes, sir. does that look neat? it can't be any further than 600 feet from here. how about that. >> how pete conrad collected a preliminary geological sample. >> i had the impression i don't want to move too rapidly, but i can w

i know someone that knows ask host of the clay travis and buck sexton show buck sexton himself. buck, is this the beginning of the end or the beginning of a comeback? >> oh, i think cuomo is done, lawrence. he may think that he has some second act in him after all of this, but, let's be very clear, there is still the nursing home scandal. there is still criminal probes swirling around him. there is the issue of special favor testing for people using state troopers to ferry them from the hamptons up into albany. there are all kind of additional scandals beyond the 11 women who came forward and had their testimony corroborated and found to be persuasive and accurate in this attorney general's report that was released. so, i think for cuomo, it's really just a question of trying to salvage something of his brand. he may think he is going to go again, lawrence, i think cuomo is going to be rejected by the new york electorate if he were to try again. you never know. i will say that no one can predict the future. >> lawrence: buck, you bring up all the rest of the scandals, especially

carley: norman public school board of education member linda sexton responded to backlash, apologizing, saying my emotions got to best of me and i went too far in regards to people's decisions not to wear a mask. i apologize for my choice of words and i regret that i place blame on students and families for their personal choices. the governor of oklahoma banned mask mandates in schools, he thinks like other conservative governors that the choice should be with the parents. todd: the word murder, there's elements of the crime of murder, one includes intent. a child cannot have intent to cause murder by not wearing a digress. jillian: alec baldwin weighs in. carley: he posted a tweet saying regardless of what you think of cuomo, this is a tragic party politics in this country draw ambitious but ultimately isolated, even socially mall adjusted men and women who given the current cancel culture will likely have shortcomings exposed and magnified. that tweet did not go over well. check out this from the daily beast, an op-ed says whyrl]hp7"+ alec baldwin, a man who once told his daughter s

>> shannon: mark giese, president obama's director of global engagement and former cia officer buck sexton, welcome to all of you. >> thanks, shannon. you heard that woman who was very emotional in the briefing with the defense department. it gets to the statement by speaker nancy pelosi who says it's critical the u.s. and international community come together to protect the people of afghanistan, especially women and girls. that taliban must know that the world is watching i won't tolerate its brutal treatment of women and girls. is that going to stop them? >> no, unfortunately i think we are going to see a lot of the worst is still yet to come in the days ahead. i am quite certain we are going to see the increase in reprisal killings in the subjugation of women, the targeting of minorities. it's all a certainty in the biden speech today seems to essentially telling everybody that he wants to do this no matter what the cost is going to be that he thinks is in the best interest of the country. certainly that withdrawal is calamitous and the execution of it. nancy pelosi and others who are

buck sexton, kat timpf. greg animals fake news. fake news has infiltrated the animal world. take a look at this video right here. stole the story this somehow this rat has learned to play the harmonica. >> jesse: it does look real. >> greg: i hate having videos lying to me about rats playing harmonica i want to see a rat playing actual harmonica. >> dana: send that in and send it to greg's personal email address as well. geraldo? >> geraldo: the latest edition of geraldo's geraldo news with geraldo today featuring my grandchildren. [laughter] go from my gabrielle and deb my oldest, his son desmond is in little league or whatever they call that nowadays. my middle grandson for my son cruz liam, 4 and a half already a football player. amazing the little league they have. and there is sweety ella rose, she is 6 years old. already a cheerleader. >> greg: nice gender roles, geraldo. >> we have traditional. >> geraldo: she picked them. vincent the youngest pining away wants to get out there. send me in coach. >> dana: cute hat. katie? >> katie: we love music played by cute little

embassy by september 11, 2021 question would join a former cia officer radio host buck sexton. but, as you watch these images this reporting late in the day the second largest is now under control you see these pictures and videos. watch these reports coming across the wire. what do americans at home who might be grappling with perhaps mixed emotion, what do they need to know? >> are so much that's in conflict with each other. at one guy, i was in afghanistan a month ago. if you would have asked me then i would've told you the moment the u.s. pulls out the surprise is not how rapid it has been. people would have expected a trillion dollars, countless tens of billions of dollars of mentoring and a chilean in the overall war effort we would expect to the afghan allies to last a bit longer than this. i think this has to be remembered was something the trump administration wanted to do. there is a bipartisan sense it was time to go. but the withdrawal is about as awful and messy it seems right now as it could possibly be from the perspective of security in afghanistan. what an abso

carley: norman public school board of education member linda sexton apologizing, saying my emotions got the best of me in that moment and i went too far in regards to people's decisions not to wear a mask. i apologize for my choice of words and i regret deeply that i placed blame on students and families for their personal choices. the governor of oklahoma banned mask mandates in schools, he thinks that should be a decision made by parents. todd: not everyone abandoned governor cuomo. kind of. carley: alec baldwin appeared to blame cancel culture for governor cuomo's resignation. he says regardless of what you think of cuomo, this is a tragic day, party politics draw ambition but ultimately isolated even socially maladjusted men and women who given the occurring, cancel culture will likely have shortcomings exposed and magnified. the daily beast attacked him saying why would he, who once told his daughter was a rude, thoughtless pig in a voice mail, to understand what was wrong with a governor who accused his accuser to the end. after 179 interviews, 11 accusers, i don't think that's ca

he is a busy man, composed of "the clay travis and buck sexton show." he is also founder of the only website covering sports and politics that you would want to read. thanks so much for coming on. i love the clip, i know it was a much longer speech that you made and god bless you for doing it and it was entirely fact-based. the reaction from the other people in the room really struck me. what is your sense of where parents are right now with what's happening in schools? >> first, tucker, thanks for having me. second, we are in the middle of what i think is a grassroots mobilizing parent movement to take back this country. i know a lot of people out there are frustrated because the reaction i saw demonstrated that and where we are in williamson county, i think there are countless people all over the country who feel the same way that we do, that we have to go right to the root. you've got a television show, i've got a radio show, we make good livings doing our jobs but the most important job we have is being a parent. being a mom, being a dad. i think wh

jesse: also here tonight clay travis founder of outkick and host of the buck sexton and clay travis show. all right. let me put a theoretical question to you, clay. say you run a company of 100 people and we will go with the number, say, 70 are vaxxed, 30 or unvaxxed. you run the company. you are the boss. what is clay travis do? >> i let everybody make their own choice, based on their own health-related conditions and also, i probably would want to know on some level how many of those people have actually had covid already? which i have, which many people have, according to the cdc itself over 100 million have. and there are some scientific articles out there. i know you are not allowed to talk about it that suggest that natural immunity is better than vaccinated immunity in terms of protecting you going forward. so i would want to know the full numbers. just like i would want to know the full numbers numbers in our country how many people are vaccinated and how many have natural immunity and what kind of total percentage inside my business would that be? i wouldn't get involved in maki

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he is a busy man, host of "the clay travis and buck sexton show."ar he is also founder of the only website covering sports and politics that you would want to read.er he joins us tonight. thanks so much for coming on. i love the clip, i know it was a much longer speech that you made and god bless you for doing it andw it was entirely fact-based. the reaction from the other people in the room really struck me. what is your sense of where parents are right now with what's happening in schools? >> first, tucker, thanks for having me. second, we are in the middle of what i think is a grassroots mobilizing parent movement to take back this country. i know a lot of people out there are frustrated because the reaction i saw demonstrated that and where we are in williamson county, i think there are countless people all over the country who feel the same way that we do, that we have to go right to the root.ve you've got a television show, i've got a radio show, we make good livings doing our jobs but the most important job we have is being a parent. being a

thanks to the wonderful dana perino, buck sexton. our studio audience. "fox news @ night" with ivo shannon bream is next. i'm greg gutfeld, and i love you, america. i do. ♪ ♪ >> shannon: hello, i'd welcome to "fox news @ night." i'm shannon bream tonight in new york. ♪ ♪ breaking tonight, democratic congresswoman at squad member cori bush unhappy with critics who say she is a hypocrite for racking up thousands and spending on private security while calling for police to be defunded and taken out of your communities across america. >> i have private security because they come of the white supremacists, racist narrative that they drive into this country. i have to make sure because i know i have had attempt on my life and i have too much work to do. >> shannon: we have the very latest in a live report. plus, the new school year just days away but many students may not actually be able to get to class because of the shortage of people willing to take jobs as bus drivers. how that could affect parents and kids all across the country. and the mystery

which is where kosler worked at as a sexton after the injury with the train? yes. and just mark there. go ahead. and that's the bust in front of the church there of kosala. though landmark not all the all plateau cemetery which is across the street. now you see that whole circle of life that was talking about. he when coleslaw says when we built the church. we cleared the land for the cemetery. and then would they not put a six-lane highway right through? and divide both of them. you have to take your life into your hands across that to get to the other side. why would they do that in our community? and then they put you know, it was initially the cochran bridge and then they put the cochran african town bridge. like y'all asked him to do that. narrative the jason yeah, well, that's still probably. okay what we got, so it's just that. there's so much that we we have to work toward in terms of evolving our consciousness but events like this help us to do that and it's what we have to do because so much of what we do we do unconsciously. which means basically that we

tomorrow we back it with bob sexton, dr. drew, and howard kurtz. ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ >> help desperately wanted, job openings had a record in efforts to stop government handouts and now facing legal challenges. more on that and just moments. plus the debate around masks and vaccines in schools is heating up as our kids go back to class. one of the nation's largest teachers unions calling for a vaccine mandate for teachers. and thousands of passengers stranded, at spirit airlines struggled to rebound from widespread cancellations. the fall out this hour.

here now former cia analyst buck sexton a long-time friend of mine host of the clay and buck show on premier radio network and former navy seal jack carr and authors of books such as the termist. jack, i will start with you. i listened to the terminallist with the family with the kids in the car. i didn't know it wasn't a family friendly book, zac. >> i need to put a warning label on the cover. >> will: it's a wonderful book. >> thank you. >> will: what are the lessons we can take from this debacle? >> obviously, it's so heart-breaking for anyone to look at those pictures of what's going on there right now. initially what we need to do is look back. we have 20 years now of data to look at by looking at what went right, what went wrong, and then apply those lessons going forward as wisdom and we neglected to do that when we went into afghanistan. that's what we deserve to do for those people who didn't make it home. and those people who made it home facing the lifelong trauma of the battlefield. so we have that. we have the 1979 to 1989 soviet experience to study. we have three britis

lauren: absolutely, linda sexton says her emotions got the better of her, she truly cares about her students but her comments are especially dramatic considering that oklahoma's governor said he will not mandate masks in schools unless a state of emergency is declared in a specific area. then masks be appropriate, so how is going maskless into a classroom murderous if there isn't a big spike in cases in your community. stuart: she should have never said it. lauren: it was strong language. stuart: i'm sorry she did say because it was outrageous language and that's a fact. let's bring ian prior back again now, we know what you think about crt. what do you think about come pull sorry mask wearing for young children in schools? >> yeah, again i think it's government overreach. you have to follow the science, and the science shows that children are not spreaders of covid. while they can get it, they do not create the super spreader event so you need to look and see where are we in the numbers? you can't just say we're going to mandate masks just because we think it's safe. show the numbers and ho

steve: clay travis and buck sexton host a radio show and yesterday puck was actually on gutfeld and said, from cuomo, the governor of the empire state of no, it he is just not the kind who quits. and that's not going to be good for anybody. watch. >> this guy is utterly shameless. he thinks he is the governor. meaning he always will be. there is no one else who could ever have the job. he is not going to step down. is he going to for them to try to pull him through the impeachment process 60, 90 days according to people in new york state politics. that point deeper into covid vaccine passports and all the rest of it you want a 70s the shamelessness he had smooch montage video as part of his defense. steve: as the investigation was presented to the people by the attorney general a couple of days ago, the february is still looking into criminal charges about doctoring numbers and things like that. so he could actually be impeached, leave office, and still face criminal investigation or liability. brian: yeah. the fbi takes their time in these investigations. they are still looking into hun