Watters: Biden can't stop blaming others for Afghanistan crisis
Fox News
Jesse Watters and the panel on “The Five” discussed Thursday how President Biden continues to try to shift blame for the situation in Afghanistan, whether it be the U.S. intelligence community, Donald Trump, or others.
"President Biden says the buck stops with him, but the guy just can’t stop blaming others for the mistakes," Watters said. "The defensive president keeps passing the blame for the complete Taliban takeover of Afghanistan." The "Watters World" host played a clip of Biden being interviewed on ABC News by anchor and former Bill Clinton communications director George Stephanopoulos: "There was no consensus. You go back in look at the intelligence reports, they said it was more likely to be sometime by the end of the year," Biden told Stephanopoulos at one point.
President Donald Trump announced an immediate 25% tariff on countries doing business with Iran in what he calls a 'final' trade order on Truth Social.
Sen. Lindsey Graham criticized DNC Chair Ken Martin after Martin compared the U.S. to Iran and said both countries were guilty of "killing protesters."
Pope Leo XIV denounced abortion and surrogacy during a Friday address to diplomatic corps, calling both practices violations of human dignity.
Iran unrest signals "beginning of the end" for Islamic regime, exiled Crown Prince Reza Pahlavi says on "Hannity," calling pressures on leadership a "golden opportunity."
President Donald Trump's Iran briefing may be a "deception" campaign as expert Rebeccah Heinrichs suggests he has military options already prepared.
Iran Supreme Leader Ayatollah Ali Khamenei warns U.S. in Russian-language posts on X, signaling Tehran's growing alignment with Moscow amid nationwide protests.
Five human heads found hanging on Puerto Lopez beach in Ecuador Sunday, police said, in gruesome display linked to ongoing gang violence targeting local fishermen in Manabi province.
U-Haul truck drives through Iran protest crowd in Los Angeles, one person struck and driver detained
U-Haul truck drives through Los Angeles protest crowd in Westwood neighborhood, striking one person who was treated at scene, police say driver detained.
A U-Haul truck appears to have driven through a crowd in Los Angels during a protest supporting Iranian demonstrators; authorities have not confirmed injuries or identified the driver.
Iranian Crown Prince Reza Pahlavi appeals to President Donald Trump for U.S. leadership during nationwide protests against Iran's theocratic government on 'Sunday Morning Futures.'
As anti-regime protests in Iran continue, retired Gen. Jack Keane says President Donald Trump should send a final warning before following through on action against leadership.
UAE stops sponsoring students studying in Britain over Muslim Brotherhood radicalization fears. United Arab Emirates claims students could face trouble.
Iran internet blackout activated centralized kill switch to conceal alleged crimes as protests surge, NetBlocks CEO Alp Toker says connectivity dropped below 2%.