congressman comber, thanks so much. >> thanks, brian. >> brian: we change gears the search for brian laundrie continues. now dog the bounty hunter is on the case. the great john walsh is here next. plus, be sure to catch more of my interview with senator tim scott and lindsey graham on fox nation and fox news. the president and the freedom fighter will be on sunday, november 7th on fox news at 10:00. ♪ ♪ bribe brian now for the story that's really gripped this nation. gabby petino's murder investigation and the search is still on for her birdie. the most wanted man in america brian laundry. we are learning more about the incident involving laundrie petino and utah police seen here in body cam footage when police arrived on the scene petino said she was the one who hit her fiance but it turns out according to 911 call obtained by fox 13 in utah, it was the other way around. >> what were they doing? >> we drove by and the gentleman was slapping the girl. >> he was slapping her? >> yes. and then we stopped. they ran up and down the sidewalk. he proceeded to hit her. hopped in the ca

primetime hosted by brian kilmeade starts right now. >> brian: i'm sorry for yesterday. i was caught up reading to the guys, your book. they have not put it down. the book, "to rescue the republic." they've formed a bret baird book club. i got bad news, i got to do the show. >> bret: i can get you more than one. >> brian: we can only have one in the building. see you later. good evening. welcome to fox news primetime. as brett said, i'm brian kilmeade. take a look at what we're going to be discussing today and who with. dan bongino is here going to talk about immigration and how we were warned ahead of time there were people coming up through haiti through panama and we did nothing. mark levine, what's going on with vaccines? should you get a vaccine? yes, should you make somebody get it and fire them if they don't, absolutely not. jim dorn is here. he will get us up to date. and the congressional baseball game. but first, let's getting started with the monologue and i will go right to my start. if you thought last week's migrant surge was bad, you have not seen anything

it "fox news primetime" hosted by brian kilmeade. >> brian: historical gifts gave standout in the north he represented -- oh, i'm sorry, bret. i got your book and it says advanced reader. i told them they can't read it until next tuesday. i could read it to them i'm not violating anything. >> bret: rereaders very good. >> brian: all right, guys. i have to start the show. you can go read it in the book. all right. yeah, bret, sorry, i thought it was launching tuesday. now everyone is coming to my office looking to read your book. >> bret: that's good. >> bret: i will get them all one. >> bret: mike, they are going to get you one. that's good. all right, bret. have a great show. i predict republicans 10-9. >> bret: got it. >> brian: that was "special report." ♪ ♪ >> brian: all right. good evening, everyone. now, this is "fox news primetime" as bret told you i am brian kilmeade. we got a huge show tonight. let's take a look at the lineup. first up new jersey governor chris christie. talk a about a lot or talk about zero. that is how much a $3 trillion bill will cost according to nancy

>> i believe it was you, brian. brian: thank you. chris, who i've never met personally, just said that i was the first to walk down the stairs. ainsley: didn't you learn it from steve, brian? steve: well, yeah. oh, well. brian: that's true. all right i'm going to go backup now. i invented walking up stairs. steve: it beats falling down stairs. pete: maybe that's the issue. brian: you perfected the walk. ainsley: [laughter] pete: i'll take an asterisk if i have to. you guys are out of control this morning i thought this crowd was out of control. >> [laughter] pete: apparently this is the show, this morning showing everyone studio f and naming corners. ainsley, you get the living room you should at least, it should at least be ainsley's living room but guys, we're here because gutfeld is here all week and we're going to have john rich in a moment we're at his bar without him yet because he's got a new primetime show on fox business and we just like to get out of new york city as much as possible. although, i'll toss it back to you, whe

brian, send it to you. brian: pretty amazing. by the way in about five weeks, i'm going to start hitting the road but also have a chance to do a live show, also be seen on fox nation, and take a look. i'll be in charleston, west virginia november 7, only been to west virginia once it was great. i'm going back, and florida december 3 and like a true band member almost like boston, from interest i'll pack up with my crew and rodeies go december 4 to clearwater, florida, orlando, florida november 12251, just go to brian kilmeade.com and in may i'll be in as bury park in new jersey. it's all about the president an the freedom fighter, abraham lincoln, frederick douglas and their battle to save america's soul which releases on november 2. meanwhile, this on this show. the dale brothers team up to track down their family's lost treasure in a new fox business show it's a live preview of the special that's good as gold, but first, dana perino has been asked to tell us what's on her show, she could refuse. dana: i mean, you are good as go

they searched the area for brian. they could not find him. they took the mustang and drove it back to their home. we have seen it today in their driveway, but they didn't report brian missing to police until friday, several days later. so police so far, you know, they have a lot of questions, and they are really days behind in the search for him. he could be anywhere. we've heard from police that they fear that he could possibly be a danger to himself and others, but, you know, it is not clear what that actually means right now. they will continue their search for brian laundrie in the carlton reserve tomorrow, but again, jon, a lot of questions out here that need to be answered. >> jon: a lot of questions and a lot of strange behaviors. charles watson there in north port, florida. charles, thank you. and we'll have more on the tragic case of gabby petito now said to be deceased, according to the fbi when "the fox report" continues in just a moment. ahh, thank you! ready to eat? yes i am! you have the best pizza in town and the worst wait tim

brian: yeah. this is something that was somewhat predictable but now you have 80 million people evidently that depend on the government for aid for food and shelter and basic needs. the government was doing that with our financing. who is feeding these people? >> this is exactly the problem. we supposedly, brian, wanted to save money by leaving and getting our troops out from the quote, unquote, endless war. okay, fine. i agree we need to get out. but now what we're doing is turning around and handing billions through the u.n. to now the taliban government, so we are not saving money. and by the way, now we are letting the government be run by the taliban so the money won't go help the people like in syria and elsewhere, it's going to end up helping dictators helping our enemy helping the likes of iran and other terror groups that i hope the taliban is designated as a terror group as soon as possible. brian: yeah. evidently they got $1.2 billion from a world organization we gave two thirds. they t

brian: right. jillian: nor the architect. brian: you're really out of feedback. meanwhile, the biden administration is reportedly buying chinese-made drones despite stark warnings from the pentagon not to buy chinese- made drones. the drone expert weighs in on the potential of the national security risk. will someone tell the fbi how to do their job? for deb, living with constipation with belly pain was the same old story for years. trying this. doing that. spending countless days right here. still came the belly pain, discomfort, and bloating. awful feelings she kept sugar-coating. finally, with the help of her doctor, it came to be. that her symptoms were all signs of ibs-c. and that's why she said yess to adding linzess. linzess is not a laxative. it helps you have more frequent and complete bowel movements. and is proven to help relieve overall abdominal symptoms belly pain,discomfort, and bloating. do not give linzess to children less than six and it should not be given to children six to less

brian. >> brian: she's busy campaigning for the governor to keep his job out in california. definitely a priority. 21 minutes after the hour, let's change gears. sandy cortez is not happy with the texas law banning abortions after fetal heartbeat is detected. here's her melt down from last night. >> i don't know if he is familiar with the menstruating person's body. d i do know he's notar familiar wh the female or menstruating person's body, so we know that none of this is about life. none of this is about supporting life.e what this is about is controlling women's bodies. and controlling people who are not cisgender men. >> brian: did you catch that? cortez started to say "woman" and then changed it to "menstruating person." she also tweeted this, "trans men and nonbinary people can also menstruate... g.o.p. are protecting the patriarchal idea that women are the most valuable as uterus holders." candace owens is the host of "candace." she joined us now as we talk a little biology and physiology. can you make sense of that rant? >> isn't it so sad we have to talk about basic

brian brian welcome back. throughout the pandemic healthcare workers hailed as heroes putting their lives on the line and protecting thousands from a disease we didn't know anything about. how do say thank you how about medical worker vaccine mandate. many healthcare workers who refuse to be bullied have instead fired or laid off many cases ineligible for unemployment all coming down today by the way. get ready this mask mandate is coming to a state near you not new york centric. the angst and anger is palpable. ♪ chanting [bleep] joe biden. >> brian: that's in a place where joe biden won by a lot of points. they're kind of angry. maryland welt joins me now worked as certified nursing assistant for 16 years and now faces termination over being unvaccinated. you are not fired yet. they're just not on the schedule. you said i'm not going to get vaccinated why do you not want to get vaccinated and is it worth your job? >> yes. i don't want to get vaccinated. because i don't want it in my body. right now it's no

brian. so oakland public school district is joining a few of the southern california school districts in mandating vaccines in those 12 and older. two points here, brian, we have to make. first of all vaccinating the adolescents in this age group. that is very important. and school vaccine requirements is not foreign. we have always had school vaccine requirements. the big questions here are should all adolescents be vaccinated regardless of natural immunity and at what point should that happen? let's take -- touring the pandemic states were not equal. we had to look at things on a state-to-state and even a county to county basis. aled me dough where oakland county school district is right now over 80% of total population vaccinated. studies estimate half the children have already been exposed to sars cove 2 their community immunity is very high which is why they have a 2% testing positivity rate and their hospitals have ample room. so why is it that the school district right now is mandatin

brian: lt. colonel stuart shell er came out and spoke and said they need to be held accountable to our generals and commanders after the afghanistan marine for 17 years instead of retiring in a year, he quit. and now, they are going to try him and put him in jail as he waits trial. let me ask you something. general general milley presided over forces along with secretary of defense austin. we just killed 10 civilians and seven kids. we had 13 service men and women die guarding an airport, that was being guarded by the taliban you put this guy in jail waiting trial? where's their trial? >> no, i know. you can feel that individual's frustration. you can feel the american people 's frustration with what they see and what they hear. i'm just so tired of the double standard. there's one set of rules for the elite in this town, different set of rules for all us regular americans and this seems to fit into that category. i'm so sick and tired of that and americans are sick and tired of that and the pre

to brian. you are able to filter that, but at the moment we don't know because we simply can't let's not say, don't do it because of the loss of privacy. we need to do the experiments now to find out. and if there are issues that you're saying, then maybe we pull back from it a bit. but i, i suspect that won't be those issues. but okay, it's one thing to implant. alex tried to read signals in one or 2 brain regions. but our thoughts are the product of billions of neural connections. how can electronic device connected self to every single neuron made task seem improbable? i don't, i don't think we're connecting to every single your on. that's not the idea at all . even with a lot must a lot must be talking or perhaps thousands of connections all i had so fi and the experiments i've done is a 100 inaction and, but when you are communicating now, you don't use all of your brighten cells to communicate. use a small, relatively small number of them. so i think it is this, this port. you're still lo

brian: 100% right. steve: apparently those people allowed to fly out they will be leaving on a qatar airways flight and apparently this is going to be the first flight out of kabul airport since afghanistan fell. brian: they have tickets and everything. steve: they have tickets and boarding passes it sounds like this was pre-destined although there was such a 180 yesterday because we had heard they are going to be allowing the taliban was going to be letting people out yesterday. then it's like okay, the taliban just announced, according to tony blinken, they aren't going to allow anybody out which should not surprise us, because our partners in this are terrorists, now, its been revealed that apparently, those people who had the tickets on the airline will leave. we have no idea what's going to happen to those people with those six charter jets up north of kabul. we don't know when they are ever going to get to leave. we just know the white house said a couple weeks ago there's nobody stranded although

any sign of brian laundrie? reporter: no sign. but as you can imagine there are a lot of heavy hearts here in north port after hearing news on gabby petito, that includes parents of brian laundrie who released a statement a short time ago -- through their attorney. north port police department also releasing a statement, saying in part it is saddened and heart broken to learn that gabby has been found deceased, as law enforcement tried to track down brian, half a dozen agencies zeroed in at carlton reserve, spending last two days navigating the terrain, police say he could be a danger to himself. there are a lot of questions about how the 23-year-old slipped away unnoticed. >> brian was not going to speak with us, he would not speak with us. knowing that we were not dedicating a lot of resources to follow around someone that not wanted on a crime. reporter: nancy, brian's parents reported him missing friday, this was days after they last saw him. police say his parents told officers brian drove to carlton reserve tuesday for a hik

brian: right. carley, i think one thing is pretty clear. the cops know a lot more. they tell you everything that they know. for example, some assumptions they found at the crime scene, then they might even tip off the laundrie family. as well as brian out somewhere. carley: yeah, brian, that's absolutely right. police have even said they know more. police always know more on n. ongoing investigations than they want to tell the public for good reason. steve: sure. carley: there are way to us find out where people are one of the reasons that gabby was possibly found in the area that she was was because there were two youtubers that saw her white van on august 27th and they saw that video and then they contacted the fbi and told them about it. so they there are always eyes watching. always phones. cell phone records that they can look at as well. so nope hopefully we do get some answers as to why this happened and when it happened. carley: were the youtubers the ones that sought car and saw the plates

brian and so on. and brain, so i was like to communicate and i, i really feel here that once you get the port in the brain, the brain cells will adapt, that they are flexible. they can make new connections even when you're older they, they still make new connections. and hence, i think they will accept an implant quite readily, no problems about the materials. that's not an issue, but they will accept what it can do. and when the brain cells can communicate in a whole new way, they will go for it. the brain cells will yeah, we want to do this effectively. and so we will have quite a switch is not just the case of putting the implant in and it will do what it can do. i think over a period of time the, your brian will adapt to the new possibilities. well, i know you get excited about the prospect of communicating with each other without words in the future with the help of alex roads in planet and our neural system. but i'm thinking like the beauty of a star is sometimes in fact that it's private when t

what brian. so these really communicate either from brian cell to brian cell or from the outside world, into the brian and so on. and brain, so i was like to communicate, and i really feel here that once you get the port in the brain, the brain cells will adapt, that they are flexible, they can make new connections even when you're older they, they still make new connections. and hence, i think they will accept an implant quite readily, no problems about the materials. that's not an issue, but they will accept what they can do. and when the brain cells can communicate in a whole new way, they will go for it. the brain cells will yeah, we want to do this effectively. and so we will have quite to switch is not just the case of putting the implant in and it will do what it can do. i think over a period of time the, your bryan will adapt to the new possibilities. well, i know you get excited about the prospect of communicating with each other without words in the future with the help of alex roads in

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brian kilmeade and for tucker carlson next. ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ >> brian: good evening and welcome to "tucker carlson tonight." i am not tucker, i am brian kilmeade and according to the schedule i am in photographer at least an hour. it's hard to believe that it's been nearly a month since joe biden promised to evacuate every american from afghanistan. any american who wants to come out, we will get you home. he said that. it's a talking point that many administration officials continue to repeat. the administration's allies like senator chuck schumer saying it too. i will put this in quotes because he said it, job biden rescued every american from afghanistan, isn't that interesting. an extra ordinary success they continue to insist but is it true? no, it's not true, at least according to biden's own state department. just today anthony flank and muttered his way through a press conference saying that the taliban is not allowing -- international airports in kabul. >> as of now the taliban are not committing the charter flights to depart. they claimed that some of the passengers do not have the requi

brian: i do. it's amazing what you can do when you're allowed to control your own life, get engaged or not. steve: if she's allowed to do that. brian: 28 minutes now before the top of the hour, president biden heading off to california to rally for governor newsom, fighting for his political life ahead of tomorrow's recall. steve: you see marine one headed for andrews where he's going to get on the big 747. here with his final pitch to voters as the recall election wraps up tomorrow, california gubernatorial candidate and republican front runner out west , larry elder. larry good morning to you. >> good morning, how are you? steve: we're doing okay so we just saw joe biden, he's in marine one heading your way. why does gavin newsom need him? >> well the reason gavin newsom needs him is because he's done a lousy job as governor. by the way a lot of people that weighed in, barack obama has weighed in, bernie sanders has weighed in, senator warren has weighed in and they never say the following magic

brian and so on. and brain, so i was like to communicate and i, i really feel here that once you get the port in the brain, the brain cells will adapt, that they are flexible. they can make new connections even when you're older they, they still make new connections. and hence, i think they will accept an implant quite readily, no problems about the materials. that's not an issue, but they will accept what it can do. and when the brain cells can communicate in a whole new way, they will go for it. the brain cells will yeah, we want to do this effectively. and so we will have quite to switch is not just the case. we're putting the implant in and it will do what it can do. i think over a period of time the, your brian will adapt to the new possibilities. well, i know you get excited about the prospect of communicating with each other without words in the future with the help of alex roads in planet and our neural system. but i'm thinking like the beauty of a star is sometimes in fact that it's private w

brian: judging by this mostly. pete: brian, more brian. ainsley: just the way he likes it. [laughter] more me time. ainsley: let's get to some of the news 6:02 on the east coast. just hours from now, the senators have going to get their chance to press the secretary of state antony blinken on biden's botched afghanistan exit. pete: today's testimony follows contentious hearing in the house yesterday. brian: griff jenkins is live in washington. plus, as the biden administration's actions are called into question griff? griff: brian, ainsley, and steve almost as exciting as that monday night football game. proverbial hot seat warming for the secretary after bipartisan anger after the disastrous withdrawal. secretary blinken did himself no favors refusing himself to travel 21 blocks up to to constitution avenue and actually sit physically in it. >> can you tell us where you are today? >> yes, i'm at the state department. >> oh, couldn't be bothered to come counsel here and see congress, all right. that's great. griff: when it came to accountability for the administration's fai

back to you, brian. brian: fantastic. ainsley: what did he say 70% chance of rain and 100 percent chance of jack hammers. brian: exactly. i can't believe we are stuck with a jack hammer. no one came up with something different? right? ainsley: right next to janice. brian bine we should have something besides a jack ma'am hammer. ainsley: with a silencer. if you can figure out a jack hammer that's silent make a lot of money. steve: sounds like money to me. somebody is making money running that thing. just saying. all right. meanwhile, 12 minutes before the top of the hour. fox nation is hosting its third annual patriot awards. going to be wednesday, november 17th at 8:00 in the evening at the hard rock live theater down in hollywood, florida. ainsley: the show honoring the unsung american patriots dedicated to our nation. plus, we'll also be there. "fox & friends" is taking the show on the road so you will get to see us and your other favorite personality. brian: tickets on sale now at fox nation.com/patriot awards. steve:

brian. but then when you listen to the 911 call. it's the total opposite. so something doesn't really jive there. the other thing that was said that you hear in the body camera footage that i thought was notable is that police asked gabby why she got into a fight with brian. and she gave a couple of reasons. she was upset. she was crying. in one of them she said she was trying to start this youtube career and her boyfriend didn't really think she could do it. so, clearly you can tell that this was a toxic and possibly unsupportive relationship as well. ainsley: that 911 call when the guy says he sought boyfriend slapping gabby, that was on august 12th. is that what led to the video we were just showing of police approaching them on the side of the road. carley: yeah, that's exactly right. i'm sure the video that you saw, i can't see it, but i have seen the body camera footage many times and it shows gabby, she is carrying water bottles and that is the body camera footage. that's moments afte

brian laundrie parking his van august 26. i reported to the fbi what i had seen. so i wasn't 100% sure. >> shocked and saddened by gabby's death, residents of north port, florida around her native long island, new yorks have created memorials with flowers. >> i can feel what the parents feel. i lost a daughter five years ago. >> everyone says they're sorry and paying respects. >> investigators have ruled gabby's death a homicide but still waiting for a toxicology report to see what killed gabby. the coroner says that could take a few more days or possibly weeks.back to you. >> thanks, jonathan. here now john walsh. he previously hosted "america's most wanted." great to have you with us. another tough story that has tugged at the heart strings of people across this country who have become very involved in it. what do you think about this man hunt right now? where do you think brian laundrie might be? >> i'll tell you, the marshalls that i have great respect for, i'm honored to be a sworn u.s. marshall, gave me a heads up and s

you can hear people asking for brian to come out. there was video shot earlier this evening of those law enforcement officers walking into the door. they have been from about 30 minutes or so. no sign coming out they were not in uniform as far as we can tell there were thoughts they could be former fbi agents but it's unclear. again, no movement since the officers first went inside the only member of the laundrie family who made a public appearance is brian's sister kathy. she lives about 45 minutes from here she told abc news she hasn't been in contact with brian, but gabby is like a sister and she's hope she's found safe and all of this is a misunderstanding. >> he's always done the right thing. she's wonderful. >> cassie also told abc news she's been in touch with law enforcement. police confirmed they spoke to her at some point, though they say the conversation didn't give them any useful information. northport police also revealed they do not have cassie's cell phone. it was not found in the white van so it's unclear where it is

brian: mr. vice president, what do you think of the president's approach yesterday of mandates, requirements, belittling, berating? >> well, as you remember, brian, i led the white house coronavirus task force. and i couldn't be more proud of what the american people accomplished during our time of service. i mean, think about it, rereinvented testing from a standing start. we saw the delivery of billions of supplies. we provided businesses with support. and, against all odds, we developed two safe and effective vaccines within nine months and now we sit here today three quarters of the american public have received at least one vaccine shot. i mean it really is a medical miracle in operation warp speed. but i have to tell you the president's speech yesterday was unlike anything i had ever heard from an american president. i mean, to have the president of the united states say that he has been patient but his patience is wearing thin. that's not how the american people expect to be spoken to by

brian: what? ainsley: fair food. brian: i don't really go to fares i'm always studying or helping people out. steve: i hear you're always working on zip codes. brian: [laughter] actually would you ever feel comfortable having be of those drum sticks walking through a park? steve: those are kind of big. by the way, something you said yesterday, a viewer actually tracked me down. brian: what? steve: you said that when john, was it john roberts was at the white house, they had not yet invented the -- brian: britt hume. steve: the leaf blower and according to my friend, dr. ken, the leaf blower invented in 1959 brian: i asked joe to look that up. ainsley: our family does a text chain and my brother after you made that comment said oh, that reminds me, can i borrow your leaf blower because mine is broken. steve: the answer is no. ainsley: we tell you all this news for three hours and everyone wants to talk about the leaf blower. brian: that's what happens when you go out on a book tour they find the li

steve: right but you know, brian brian: especially georgia. steve: we saw in that little clip we played of gavin newsom we saw the democrats play book for next round of elections and that is a choice between me, gavin newsom, and my liberal policies, or trumpism. brian: meanwhile let's talk about what happened over the last two days anthony blinken, the secretary of state accepted the invitation first in the house and then in person in the senate to go in front of the foreign relations committee and answer questions about the biggest debacle in american military history and diplomatic history and that is our exit from afghanistan. amongst the topics were who did you kill with that drone strike, number two, why did you not know that kabul was going to fall? number three, whose great idea was it to leave everything behind including our people? here are some of the questions. >> who is responsible? who made the decisions on this was it the president of the united states? >> ultimately the president makes the decisions that's correct. >> can you p

what brian. so these really communicate either from brian cell to brian cell or from the outside world, into the brian and so on and brain. so i was like to communicate. and i, i really feel here that once you get the port in the brain, the brain cells will adapt, that they are flexible, they can make new connections even when you're older. they still make new connections. and hence, i think they will accept an implant quite readily, no problems about the materials. that's not an issue, but they will accept what they can do. and when the brain cells can communicate in a whole new way, they will go for it. the brain cells will yeah, we want to do this effectively. and so we will have quite to switch is not just the case. we're putting the implant in and it will do what it can do. i think over a period of time the, your brian will adapt to the new possibilities. well, i know you get excited about the prospect of communicating with each other without words in the future with the help of alex roads i

brian? brian: yeah. when you talk about turn around, that's exactly what they heard 48 hours before the gates closed at harmid karzai airport. americans showed up with passports in their hand. green card holders showed up. sivs showed up and the gates were locked. when general mckenzie comes out we had a lot of room on our plane i was hoping americans would show up and they didn't. you should have figured it out. that was disingenuous at best. they couldn't get out the gate was locked. if they didn't tell the general in charge the gate was locked. that shows how ridiculously bad this operation was. as we discussed the politico story revealed and more whistleblowers coming forward thanks to dan crenshaw and others who set up secure lines. people inside the biden administration knew what a terrible operation this was. and they're appalled. i'm going to bring to you this quote now from politico an anonymous source within the administration says this. i am absolutely appalled and literally horrified we left

i think they are focused on brian and looking for brian. it may very well be that brian is in the search area but for some reason they believe that there are other areas that they need to look at and they are also perhaps questioning the family as to whether they have been truthful with them all the way along in this matter. remember, it was on tuesday that brian was alleged to have left that house and gone hiking. what in the hell do you mean? your girlfriend, the person you are you love is missing, and you are going hiking? that doesn't make any sense whatsoever to me. so i think that they are on a track that i can tell you, dana, i absolutely believe that they now have a great deal more information than they provided us and that they are now looking at this as a criminal act. i do know that that crime scene is now being processed and it is, in fact, being processed as a crime scene. >> dana: can i ask you one question then? would it be the f.b.i. that would make that switch from person of interest to suspect? or is it more the north port

brian todd reporting for us. thank you, brian todd, very much and that's it for me. thanks for watching. "erin burnett outfront" starts right now. >>> outfront next. cancelled. president biden abruptly cancelling a trip to chicago as negotiations with his own party intensify. can he keep his own party from killing his agenda? >>> plus, the nation's top-military officials under oath contradicting president biden on afghanistan. this as general milley says his calls to china at the end of trump's term were approved by then-defense secretary mark esper. >>> and we now know new details about trump's mysterious visit to walter reed medical center in 2019. let's go outfront. >>> and good evening. i'm erin burnett. out front tonight, showdown. multiple battles coming to a head in washington tonight as the clock ticks for president biden and his party to save his entire agenda. and the president knows what is at stake. he has just announced that he is cancelling a trip to chicago as negotiations between the white house and top democrats reach a feverish pace tonight. there i

brian endless. brian, brian, tell me, sampson. just let me, let me, let me ask you a question, brian, how much of what we owe, how much of what you're criticizing the running government for is the classic criticism of african governments everywhere is that they're incapable of being fair just because they're offering. it's actually for me, it's not true at all because i've become a deep expert on rwanda. and i know many other african countries, while there are issues in african countries. i honestly believe parker gummies for wanda is a special case. this is a man who wants complete control over descent inside of his country, while other leaders may want it. she has actually achieved it. and examples are the things that you want is bringing up, are patently on their face. ridiculous fact, brian, i want to put that point to him as well because we haven't really heard from him because technical difficulties. but johnson found it's a very simple question folk ago, maybe insulated from a lot of the criticism within render itself becau

>> brian laundry -- brian laundrie is either hiding, i agree he's not missing, he's hiding. i find it of note his family waited four days before they called the police almost as if they're trying to give him a good leg up on getting to wherever he's going. if he, you know, is he in carlton in that area he's very familiar with? he could be. would it be the first time a family this is has lied to law enforcement to give their family member some time and space to get away? no, it wouldn't. arthel: so, as you know, police in northport -- which is, by the way, i believe it's about 85 miles south of tampa -- the police were stressing just yesterday that brian laundrie is not considered a suspect in gabby petito's disappearance, but a person of interest. at what point does this investigation take a turn? >> if they find gabby or they find, god forbid, her body, then the whole, the whole table turns on him. he obviously knows where the last place she was seen, he obviously has a ton of information, and the fact that he came home and for 11 days they never let the family know where s

brian brian no surprise here he is. caught by project veritas so listen to these so-called surveillance video. >> like i have an antifa flag on my wall. and as students complain about that and said it made them feel uncomfortable. i addressed it to everyone because i didn't know who it was. i was like well it's meant to feel fascists feel uncomfortable. if you feel uncomfortable i don't know -- maybe you shouldn't be aligning with the values that antithetical too. 180 days to turn them into revolutionaries. >> how do you do that [inaudible] steve: looks like he met the project veritas people at a coffee shop. brandon is the name of a former student of his who is conservative. and talked to "fox & friends" and said as a former student plaintiff gipe's. i can attest to the authenticity of the statements being made about his classroom. the first day in his class i saw the antifa flag along with other far left posters and immediately knew this was going to be a rough year. the only way to earn extra credit in his class was

brian, brian, brian, tell me just let me, let me, let me ask you a question, brian. how much of what, how much of what you're criticizing the running government for is the classic criticism of african governments everywhere is that they're incapable of being fair . just because they're offering, it's actually for me, it's not true at all because i've become a deep expert on rwanda. and i know many other african countries while there are issues in african countries. i honestly believe parker gummies for wanda is a special case. this is a man who wants complete control over descent inside of his country, while other leaders may want it. she has actually achieved it. and examples are the things that you want is bringing up, are patently on their face. ridiculous fact, brian, i want to put that point to him as well because we haven't really heard from him because technical difficulties. but jonathan found it's a very simple question. folk ago, made insulated from a lot of the criticism within render itself because he's been a success. some people have called him a benevo

so all week we've been asking brian's family for information, brian for information, and now this evening we were called by his family, who now informs us and says that they have not seen brian since tuesday and don't know where he is and are filing their own missing person report. >> okay. so was that the reason they wanted to speak to you? because before when we spoke to your chief last night, he said that, you know, the family hadn't spoken. the attorney -- you know, that they were communicating through an attorney, but nothing from the family. so was that the reason that they were available tonight is because they wanted to report him missing? >> that's correct. this is our first in-depth conversation with the family at all. >> okay. can you tell us anything about the circumstances of the last time the family saw him? >> they just said that he left. he had a backpack on. they expected him that he was going on a local hike and that he would be returning. of course that was tuesday. it's now friday. they had not heard from him. you know, you can make something of it, don, it would be gr

working with the fbi to find brian laundrie. welcome to fox news live. >> i am german, and for eric shawn. northport florida, learning from his parents they haven't seen him since tuesday. the total shock to authorities. a spokesman says investigators are expecting to find brian. we have fox team coverage on the search for the missing 22-year-old woman stretching to the rocky mountains. where the investigation goes from here but burst, charles watson is live with the deepening mystery with brian's whereabouts. reporter: the police department had there are nearly half a dozen agencies including the fbi searching for brian laundrie right now. 5000-acre nature reserve. he may be in danger after going missing for at least four days and they are using everything at their disposal including drones and searching to try to find brian. authorities say his family goes to this place often and he went tuesday with his backpack enhanced. >> apparently they are concerned so he's a resident and is our responsibility to do everything in our pow

brian endless. brian, one of the themes, not just of this trial, but the of could always government is that he has been cracking down on dissidence, not just recess the beginning, but others as well. do you think that's a fair criticism of him? 100 percent and i've been working on issues in wanda since 2007. it has only gotten worse since that time. and please don't take my word for it. you mentioned international organizations, human rights watch, amnesty international and others. the cooney foundation has done an excellent job on trial monitoring on this case. they'll say this case is unfair. more importantly though, thank you for bringing it up. paul's case is not isolated. there have been thousands of victims over the past 10 decades. in the last 5 years alone, there are a wanted ex patriot groups that track these things. 300 people have been killed extra judicially inside and outside of the country by the want and government. thousands more have been arrested. we have some of the high profile c

brian, ainsley, steve? brian: thanks, griff. the thing is about the panjshir province 140,000 led by massoud's son former vice president of the former afghan government in that area. think about this. where was bin laden? pakistan? pakistan is supposed to be technically our ally things go wrong they say blame isi and terrorist groups. guess what that phone call was, the phone call that ghani gave to president biden the transcript of which was reported it said hey, i'm in the middle of a full scale invasion. there are ten to 15,000 terror groups and pakistan is providing support for them. wait a second. joe biden didn't even make the effort to tell pakistan to knock it off let alone say what the hell are you doing? and now they are wiping out the last enclave of would be afghan fighters. ainsley: you have a democrat, senator richard blumenthal who is furious because he says we're not trying hard enough to get these americans out of afghanistan. you heard griff talk about this lady meriam and her three kids ages 2 to 15. they are

gabby and brian were having an argument brian told gabby to take a walk and calm down. she didn't want to and started slapping him, so he grabbed her face and pushed her back he tried to lock her out of trad to climb in through the driver's their van, but she managed to climb in through the driver's window they all drove off and an officer later flagged them down. again, that's the story in the police report. it's important to mention here the two officers decided this was more of a mental health break than a domestic assault and that they considered brian the victim brian and gabby both told cops that she suffers serious anxiety. police said she was in a manic state and crying uncontrollably. police also say the two of them told them they were in love, engaged to be married and didn't want to press charges. the cops then got brian a room for the night at a family resource crisi crisis resource center while gabby, now missing, stayed with the van. two weeks later, the last text from gabby to her mother it read, no service in yosemite. hours later, brian showed up in flo

then they can go after brian laundrie. depends on what country he said to determine extradition loss. if he is somewhere but does not allow extradition, he might be free from charges. >> shannon: skeptics feel like if that's the case, he has gotten quite a head start. innocent until proven guilty. we will track it. we appreciate you sharing your expertise. thank you. remember these folks, mark and patricia mccloskey. facing a new legal fight today. the couple who pleaded guilty to misdemeanor charges related to this incident during which they wave their guns at protesters they say had crossed on private property. they could have their law license is suspended. that's what missouri chief disciplinary counsel is asking the state supreme court to do. the mccloskeys for pardon by the governor in july. san antonio doctor admits he violated texas' strict new abortion law. he's facing different lawsuits. one from a man in illinois and one from arkansas. initiating the first test of the constitutionality of the statute. the enforc

gabby and brian were having an argument brian told gabby to take a walk and calm down. she didn't want to and started slapping him, so he grabbed her face and pushed her back he tried to lock her out of their van, but she managed to climb in through the driver's window they all drove off and an officer later flagged them down. again, that's the story in the police report. it's important to mention here the two officers decided this was more of a mental health break than a domestic assault and that they considered brian the victim brian and gabby both told cops that she suffers serious anxiety. police said she was in a manic state and crying uncontrollably. police also say the two of them told them they were in love, engaged to be married and didn't want to press charges. the cops then got brian a room for the night at a family resource crisis center while gabby, now missing, stayed with the van. two weeks later, the last text from gabby to her mother it read, no service in yosemite. hours later, brian showed up in florida. 48 hours later brian showed up in florida it's

brian, final word. brian: i would throw in with the infrastructure package, what will happen with that, there could be a policy error with how it is funded and taxes are handled. there is way to handle the disparity, changing the tax code, and the debt ceiling. i think at the end of the day the market has digested those. the outcomes are not that drastic when you think about the markets and you get low volatility, you search for yield and you stay and arrange. -- and range. jonathan: the market has digested a lot. up next, the auction block. what a week, a week of monster bomb supply. this market ate it up. every bit. that's next. this is bloomberg. ♪ jonathan: i'm jonathan ferro, this is real yield. this is the auction block, their strong investor demand across the treasury auctions this week, leaving primary dealers with some of the lowest percentages on record. the junk bond market is bouncing back from a slow start post labor day, costing more than $3 billion in new deals. and what week, corporate

my focus is not to bring brian in. brian is exercising his constitutional rights and i have to respect that. >> reporter: quote in my experience intimate partners that law enforcement usually focuss on in cases like this. and any statement that you say can be used against you regardless of if my client had anything to do with gabby petito's disappearance. there is body cam footage after a witness called 9-1-1 to report what appeared to be a domestic dispute. >> i'm sorry i'm so mean. >> step back please. >> reporter: according to the police report, brian quote had attempted to separate from them, so they could both calm their emotions. gabby had gone into a manic state and started to slap him and as brian pushed her away. they explained to the police they were in love and they had spent so much time together on their road trip and it was increasing tensions and they were arguing more and more. police decided not to press criminal charges against them, but had the couple spend the night apart. >> sandra: brett, help dig