Biden did try to blame Trump for the immediate Taliban takeover of Kabul, as President Ashraf Ghani fled, but Trump told Fox News' "Hannity" on Tuesday night, he had no confidence in Ghani, calling him a "crook."

The poll asked the question: "Who is more to blame for the Taliban taking over Afghanistan, President Biden or former President Trump?"

The poll found 51% of likely voters blame Biden for the Taliban takeover in Afghanistan, while 38% blame Trump. There were 15% who responded "not sure."

Joe Biden says the Taliban promised to let Americans reach Kabul’s airport safely, but many evacuees are facing a treacherous journey. Sullivan said Monday the US military has “developed a method” to transport people to the airport, and while he didn’t offer specifics, hundreds of Americans were reportedly rescued via helicopter late last week.

However, a Taliban spokesperson ruled out an extension Monday, telling British broadcaster Sky News the group views Aug. 31 as a “red line” and foreign troops could “provoke a reaction” and face unspecified “consequences” if they stay beyond then.

In this episode of the Keiser Report, Max and Stacy examine the helicopter money of collapsing empire as money printing and outright plunder accelerate. In the second half, Max continues his conversation with Dan Collins, a long-time resident of China, on what the aftermath of Afghanistan will look like for China and whether or not they will burn their Treasure Fleet once again before benefiting from this new world disorder.

Since the Second World War, UK politics has been addicted to opinion polls, which now dominate every election campaign. Alex looks at the chequered history of political surveys with today’s supreme polling guru, Sir John Curtice. And for a sceptical take on the misuse of polls by the mainstream media, he turns to James Kelly of the blog Scot Goes Pop…

Former defense officials flood cable news, insisting the US should stay in Afghanistan. CA voters allege the recall election is rigged against Governor Newsom. After 50 years of use, the EPA finally bans the pesticide chlorpyrifos.

Bitcoin’s recent rally past the $50k mark has led to some bold predictions and forecasts for the world’s foremost cryptocurrency. Boom Bust’s Ben Swann and Christy Ai offer their takes on the bull run and what outlook they have for bitcoin in the coming years. But bitcoin isn’t the only commodity on the rise – oil has seen a surge in the past few days. David McAlvany of McAlvany Financial joins the program to give his take on the state of the sector. Then we take you to Southeast Asia, where US Vice President Kamala Harris is touring the region. Professor Richard Wolff joins the program to discuss her latest stop in Vietnam and analyzes the state of vaccine diplomacy around the world.

Jay Duplass sits down with Dennis Miller to discuss his latest comedy 'The Chair' and what made him take on the role in front of the camera. Plus, he explains how working closely with his brother Mark keeps him grounded.

As the situation continues to deteriorate in Afghanistan, leaders of the G7 nations have convened virtually to discuss developments. Boom Bust’s Ben Swann joins the program to discuss the talks and how the Central Asian nation is faring after the US withdrawal. Then we turn to the virtual Jackson Hole summit, where the Federal Reserve will discuss its future path as the US enters an ‘uneven economy’. We’ll analyze the annual discussion with Michele Schneider of Market Gauge and Ted Oakley of Oxbow Advisors. And now that the FDA has cleared the Pfizer-BioNTech Covid-19 vaccine, could the decision pave the way for mandates? Mollye Barrows of America’s Lawyer outlines the legality of mandates and highlights precedents from the past.

Canadian actress Emily Hampshire discusses moving to Toronto at 16 years old and how the risk paid off when she got a part in the funny comedy 'Schitts Creek' before moving on to star opposite Adrian Brody in 'Chapelwaite'. Plus, she settles the big Toronto vs. Montreal poutine debate once and for all.

As the Nord Stream 2 pipeline nears completion, German Chancellor Angela Merkel has addressed concerns that the project could be used as a geopolitical wedge. Ed Moya of OANDA offers his take on the evolving situation and the state of the oil sector. Plus, Boom Bust’s Ben Swann and Christy Ai join the program to offer their analysis on bitcoin’s latest surge and their forecasts for the future. And China’s regulatory crackdown on big business rolls on as the world’s second-largest economy has stepped up its antitrust efforts. Dean John Quelch of the Miami Herbert Business School brings us up to speed on the rationale behind the moves.