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It's Brian Kilmeade.

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Today, like yesterday, we're going to have explosive give-and-takes between lawmakers and the Afghanistan brain trust that gave us the worst military disaster in maybe American history.

And that is the dismount, the evacuation from Afghanistan that left the terror organization, the Taliban in charge.

Part of the hour, the National Review Editor, he's author of the Case for Nationalism Rich Lauer, bring us perspective.

There's a lot of politics going on. You'll see that within the big three.

I will say this, a lot of what these generals said yesterday make Joe Biden look indefensible even to his most ardent supporters.

Factor that into the fact that he does not want to talk about it won't do interviews.

At the same time, canceled canceled the trip over to Chicago to work on a reconciliation bill that will just bury us in debt for generations.

That's the president that was elected. Let's get to the big three.

Now with the stories you need to know, it's Brian's big three.

Number three.

Top White House advisors are telling us that Joe Biden is not going to beg. He's not going to beg Democrats to support his plan.

He's not going to succumb to that pressure that he feels at the end of the day that Democrats will rally around their Democratic president and do what he feels Democrats need to do.

Really, that is John Van Dehaig of co-founder of Axios, the inside story in Washington, Dead Sealing Stuck, bipartisan infrastructure bill frozen.

Reconciliation bill in an icy stair off as Dems fight with Dems over ways to spend trillions of hour dollars.

The latest on the most consequential week in the Biden presidency.

Number two.

When the president of the United States tells us this isn't about freedom or personal choice, it's like a bank robber saying this isn't about the money.

He's asking people to choose between a vaccine and poverty. That's not fair. The American people won't stand up for it.

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