that they're against taking care of kids. say nothing coulnothing be furte from the truth when you actually drill down. >> and we've had this argument over the pas hadt couple of yeau the policies that they're teaching are racial preferences . the policies they're teaching are producing children who are not good at. they're not skilled. >> and they and what they're supposed to be taught. when we took our out of ricci's public school, which was a top one. exactl y when we took our son out of a top d.c. public school and moved him to a catholic school in virginia. teachers at first were worried because of how far behind he was in readinry, theyg. they thought there might be a learning disability there. we got on the phone and told them no he just got outd they of public school. they were shocked and said he's fine. it turns out he just wasn't gettin sd he cg and he caught up quickly in a good school. >> ryan and chris, thank you bothy and he. : th that's it for us tonight. have a great weekend. don' us, me ont to follow me onl media x, instagram, of course, and facebook. te remember, it is america now and forever. brian kilmeade in for jesse and he takes it from here. hello, everyone. i'm dana along with kayleigh

mcenany, harold ford jr, will cain and greg. >> it's 5:00 in new york city and this is the five. >> president biden pushing for a pause to the fighting in israel. but top terror groups, they've got other ideas. m hamas rockets from gaza are still raining down on the jewish state. a dramatic scene unfolding while train gangs was live on the air. one of those rockets landing right near him. >> a rocket just slammed into sm >>e building right next to where we're at in terms of a cease fire. >> it's -- it's challengingto to to have a cease fire while rocketefirs are still raining dn on israel. and that's what's being called for here. and that's part of the reaso ann that the prime minister, benjamin netanyahu, sayst of he won't have any sort of cease fire because the fire still ceasefe continueths into israelh plus, you have the issue of the hostages. ther.e are 241 israelis being held and some of them

are foreign nationals. foreigbut the majority of them are israelis being held inside the gaza strip. >>s, and hamas keeps launching attacks from gaza. the leader of hezbollah is signaling. a second front in the war could break out in the north. the terror group has bee signaln their missile strikes on israel and its chief is now directly threatening america. thres a fully responsible for the warre prevailing in gazasponsi againss people. israel is merely executive arm. america is preventing a ceaseirn fire in gaza. it is the grea gt satan. it is the guilty party number. >> iitt is the united states directing the war in gaza. >> it must pay the price. up, >> while tensions ramp up,biden the biden administration is sending secretary of statstrt antony blinken back to israel to meet with that country's cabinet this morning. t blinken, echoing biden's call for a humanitarian pause. we remain relentlessly focused

on securing the release of hostages, including american citizens. we believege that each of thesec efforts would be facilitated woulby humanitarian pauses, p by arrangements on the ground that increase security for anvilianents on s and permit the effective and sustained delivery of humanitarianhumani assistance. >> all right, let's take it around the table here, harolan ford, jr, what did you think o about this idea of a pause ifif hama hamass not going to pause? >> you can't pause if there's not going to be an agreementt for a pause. t that's the whole purpose. as i listen to secretaryheo se blinken and i feel for him and the president because i can. my senseinken an is they don't i a pause either, but they understand some of the globathl some of the geopolitical pressures that they're facing. and weures israel is going to militarily dismantle, disman decapitate hamas. >> i think the question for the administrationd , others is after that happens, what is our role? what is the israelis roleis in and the in gaza and outside

of israel? these are questions that have to be answeredthese av. hardes i know they're trying their hardest to answer them. i'm not an unapologeti ansr c and unconditional fan of bibi netanyahu,napologe but right no. i am. and i think he's right. i think a pause at thi s withouu there being agreement on both side s doesn't allow us to achieve any constructive end. s again, those who want a pause i on the other side, and i wis whe didn't show the the hamas leader, but i guess we have. to make big news today. >> yeah, but i think the fact t that that that voiceha out there just and we see it, it, it only inflames perhaps generates a kind of support that we don't want. i'm noe wantt blaming anybody fr doing it, but i'm just saying it is it is a tough thint g. , but no one nyoo one and you head more and more people, no one is calling for the release of the hostages on that side. hostn thatb leaders are callings the release of the hostages. >> if the hostages were releasedta hostage, my voice might change. >> and i think others may cha at leastng reconsider whether a a pause or even a cessation

a period of time would be the right thing to do. but you can't take imagine someone took 60 500 americans hostage. >> that's the equivalentk 6500.t you look at 235 israelis or 35 times bigger than we are, 35 times bigger than we are, and kill a 50,000 of us.ed 50, i can assure you no american president, no united states congress, perhaps mith the exception of a smalitl minority, would be saying, don't go in with great force. >>on't g other thing is thateet the speech that nasrallah gaveha the up to it in the arab world was like preparing for the super bowlas lik with a pree show in which they showed suleimani, for example, also brought up the marine barracks bombing in the eighties under president reagan. and america by saying those bas guys are still alive and,erica blamed all of this on the united states, but thena said, but we really didn't have anything to do with it. >> yeah, it's ridiculous. the leader of hezbollat with, diculo the attacks on syria, american troops in syria and iraqus will we need resolve. we need moral clarity. we need strategic clarity.

and we're not getting any from the biden administration. i spokc y ane with former colle. of mine, general keith kellogg, and he told me an anecdoteth a.l back in 2019, there wereamerican one american troop who died because of an iranian proxy attack. se ohe said that was met with fn within two days. then at th twoe us embassy, ed a they were worried it was coming under attack. they were burning documents, unr he he got president trump on the phone at 3 a.m.. hepresident trump said, get soleimani within two days. soleimani dead. trump got out publicly, said 52 iranian targets will be hit. and then they backchannel througll be hih the secretary oe mike pompeo, through the swiss. >> that next step was khamenein and within ten days, according to kellogg, that entiri.e situation de-escalated. we need strength. we need action, not this fecklessness from president biden, the humanitarian pause, a ceas e fire will in. hamas broke it in 23, 27, 28,ra

2014 several times. so it's difficult to forbrok the israelis got we got hit. and to harold's point, in terms of the atrocitierold'ss they are witnessing, the grief that they're feeling and the resolve that they're feelingandv to have the united states be saying, well, you really need to be careful about civilianl ao as if the israelis didn't know that they know that. >> yeah. set against the backdrop.>> of e reality that war is and i i think i and i'm not suggesting i'd be alone at this table oris of anyon tablee watching as well don't feel for the citizens of of gaza but againbu realityll is war is . so what would a pauseould a what would a cease fire accomplish? i'd be curious because hamas, to my knowledge, hasn't put fort h any terms or conditions.et they haven't set forth any demands. so what do f you hope to do?? do you hope to allowrom more gazans to escape the area that'sga e not happening outside of a trickle that happened today. something like today 800 people. let into egypt today. >> but so ifyo you took a pause, you took a cessation. you don't have any demands meat would wouldou are on the table to me. you don't have any refugees that could escape gaza. so what woult haves tod differee

end of that cease fire? only thing that would be different would he end o be, honestlyceasef a victory for hamas. >> greg gutfel d saved the best for last. oh, where was that? no, i'm kind of with harold on this. >> i don't feel that needs to hear from him, whether it's news or not. kill the peace. >> that's. well, i'm not against that either. yeah, no, exactly. but we don't need to hear that. and it's the first questionstio i asked you when. this all began. ho, should the viewer digest this overwhelming and relentless barrage of newsan about horrible, despicable act, you have to keep it simple. this is this is to help the viewer. do not let the media confuse or complicate what is a very, very simple story. a despicable act took plac stoei that, requires decisive action. that's the end of the storonhe >> and we need to be reminded of that every single day. this attacdak on october 7th

crossed the line that existsthin apart from anything before it. >> so context is no excuse for terror. >> history is no excuse. come terror. the media has become contaminated. there no proportion figureof t that catch catchphrases you're hearing. therheche is no proportionality when it comes to mutilating children and womeortionalt com which is what the other side keeps saying. collective punishmenint is another catch phrase. talking about the history of unrest or calling an open air prison. >> the goal here, by using caisons, is to preserveto pre the free punch againstse israel- your goal is your goal as as viewer is to keep simple. don't think about this other than what happened on octobe r seventh. u >> you want an epiphany? this is courtesy of tom shillue. he waswanted epi on the show la >> we're both in high school around the same time in the high sam. r nineties you never heard about the israeli-palestinian conflict when you were in high school y l any muslim conflict, for that matter. >> then you got to collegei-e an

and then suddenly that was all you heard. as all youthat was where this ps delivered. >> it suddenly became everyboddy problem. you were made to believe that if you weren't the recipient of this a information from the shouting activists, there was something wrong with you. ct thyou had to be.stan you had to take a stand.d. you had to be parte of this conflict. you have to realize the media comes from the same place. ct. that amplifies the conflict. they are being groomed for the historicngor t justification of terror, which is why you have to ignore them. they are not reliable.relate bring up another point related to this. if you look at all the major to this. today, they all have one thing in common. the journaliste don't understad it. if you talk about the debt, if you talk about theit. middle ea if you talk about the border, if you talk about crime, seems likebout cris like all of theses are just way too hard for them to understand. to unde so instead, what they do is they overcomplicated because that's their.d they that's it. so they and they rely on other people's opinion rels. thing. again, it goes back to one

simple thing for you at home. u atkeep it simple. all that matters is what happened october 7th and what israel is going to do as a decisive d a action. >> all this other stuff. if a protester is yelling at you on the street , you can s say, i don't care. >> that' s not my issue.issue. >> have a lousy day. yeah. decent d people know who the god guys are. yeah, but. but the thing is, we people att home right now are seeing this every single day, and they're adding it likeseeing game of je. all these different angles and things. am i supposed to carjengere about this? am i supposed to care about that? oh, there's something over here. what about iran? what about hezbollah, iran, whah >> no, no, no, no, no, no, no.no october seventh, decisive. . get on with your day principles. okay. coming up, do democrats secret plans to replace president biden in 2024? >> how sounds like cash.p you re

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available now on the apple app store android. and i'm taylor rt.com. >> well, looks like some sneaky democrats are working behind the scenes to sendooks lik joe n to the retirement home of his choice. according to a new report frome axios. members of joe's party are quietly jockeying bietiremenf biden in 2024.etly if the big guy does, in fact bow out, some are beefing up. their political organizations going to early presidential primary states and embarking on resumé building foreig pn. ding probably explains why gavin newsom was out in chin an and plowing into children. this was a charge herald newsd ply notnitel a block. >> it was a charge, and it was embarrassing. you would thin wask kamala is te shoe in to replace biden. >> but check out this headlineto from, the messenger quote. kamala harris tries another reboot to win over a skeptical

public. what is this, like the millionth reboot for to ? kamala? and just like all the other attempts to remake her image, it ends once gets in front of aof a microphone. >> one of the greatest threats to democracy micro is myths and disinformation. now, the fact of ms. and is not. new. but what increasingl y happened with the evolution mi technologpened wiy is myths and disinformation can spread quickly, and with ai quickly in particular can take on a form that makes it veryt ve difficult for the receiver of that information to distinguish diffior between r fiction. >> i don't know what we just heard. >> just think it wasd. about a.i.. harold, i'm going to ask a.i you first here again, let me just get this straight. some real con corey booker is putting the fun together forr reportedly for 2026, of course, dean philips, j.b. pritzker. >> the list goes on and on. >> what are they doing here with 2024? i don't know. i think that anyone is seeking

to undertake a quiet campaign for the nomination. his or her political party will win. the best campaigns, which are winning campaigns, are bolld ,they're loud, they're engaging, they're strategic, bold, lou they're these kinds of things happen on bothstrategi. es it gets it gets a lots more attention, rightly, of the1 last one or two cycles because we have third parties and you're able to raise money differentland you y. diff but i don't suspect that anyone will quietly beat joe biden. you're going to have to loudly beateayou ha incumbent in a par. we've not had an incumbent president defeated in primary. >> you know, they've been challenged and those be, i think,have they weakened them in the general. >> but i think they're probabl y i'm not i'm not naive about this. >> they they're probably believing that if somethinnaivgf president biden decides not to run for some reason, they want to they want to be prepared t to run . >> it looks as if that'sing. what they're doing. yeah, and dana, the option is it'>> anda,s not simply beats

in a primary. there is the outside option as well, replacing him at th e at the convention, whicha: is messy because then you have to figure out how to get them on the ballo you hgure outt. also very difficult. dean phillips is the minnesota h congressman challenging biden. he had his first town hall. heck of a delegate. yeah, that did do well. his first town hall. i encourag not do e to read upn a little bit about that. that seemed like a real doozy. but , sei would like to imagine the democratic governors grouphe chat on text and, hey, you go you go to new hampshire. i'm goin g to go to southhave carolina. you go like, we got to figure out a way to do this. but they're also t a way plottic against each other. >> so then the subtext under the text messageh ots wouldages probably be like a fun thing to say. i also think that the white house uses theseg to kamala rebootse kama as a distraction for conservative medialaeboots so to don't focus on the other things like the economye or the border or crime. even though voters are paying attention to all those thingres conservative media you like watch kamala's speech kamah, i, i gotcaus, to comment on that because what was she talking about in terms of i so i also would endn

on this. the biden team saythiss fundamentals of the race show we are still in a strong in mpositionsh. in my experience, if you are saying the fundamentals of the race are strong, you are really worried about what's happening. romney used to say that. mccain used to saywhat's happe h both lost. >> that's and that's the that's the entirety of they bote issueg greg, i mean, joe biden will ben pressured to leave the racen or whether or not it's a convention or being beaten in a primary, if it's seen that he'll los ia e a generalat election. and right now, i mea an, to you, point, dana, that language is being used. there's certainly no stron danag he's going to win a general election. yeah. feels like the plot of succession, you know,>> greg: with all the kids jockeying because the dad has a hard probleth m. they're all kind of just sitting there waiting for the right time. fo all once. do itare wait i think i'm going to use an analogy using ait r travel to describe joe's presidency. >> if you're on a shortravel ttr of a flight, you never really settle in, right? >> you keep your jackeflighterty

>> you don't grab a thick book because it's going to be over soon on,. >> so don't get too interested in the experience. that'sr soon s joe right. ri >> you need a young president who's going to be on that planyou neede for a whie because then he makes sure that the experience is livabletn . this has been my problem p with joe for the last three years. your problemroblemh joe fos he r as part of your life. he sees them as part of his life and he's nearing the end of it. d he'she sweat the small stuff. right. i've had a good lifef,. >> he takes everything in stride, whether it's the border takesg in, whether it's , it'seer it's inflation, becaus all those consequences, it's you know, i'm not going to be around , yo for this. >> we need a presidenteed who actually is going to feel the consequences of their policies. we need somebody conseq young in there. >> you know, kayleigh, it's not just a name. the list of names i just read off to herald. there's also rfk jr. out there and a no labele s party potentil putting a candidate forward. i mean, there's a lot of things

,the way of joe biden winning lt a general election and then, oh, yeah o, a republican nomine. >> yeah. everyone likes to focus on trump and the challenges in the generalthe elec. goodne but my goodness, to your point, rfk jr. if he gets on enough ballots po in the right states, that is a deal breaker potentially. ighthat, is look, 6% was the amt of voters who went third party in 2016. that was when hillary clinton ran. it was 2% in 2020 and 2 to 1.in those voters broke for v joe biden. >>oter a third party candidate could be his undoing. a lot of people argue it was hillary clinton's undoing and then enthusiasm. >> 38% of people say we're voting on jo e biden.becaus >> we like joe biden. 50 8% say we're votinge on joet biden. >> we hate trump. and then it flips fore trum trump wherd te it's nearly 60%y we're voting on trump because we like trump. he hasump beca enthusiasm probl potentially a third party problem. so for all the talk about trump ,look at joe biden. >> he's got a lot of troubles heading into 2024, nancyproble i said that no labels represented a threat to our democrac

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>> keep in mind, this is then same school district kic that kicked off the fight for parental rights. thr, the father a of a girl, assaulted in a unisex bathroom by a boygirl wearing a skirt that was twice that boy engaged in that behaviory a bo. s twic >> he erupted in fury over the school's cover up at a board meeting and wa engs facing jail time for his protest. until virginia governor glenn youngkin pardoned him earlier, youngkin offereduntil his to the students. >> all students, all studentsd must be ensured dignity, respect, safetort to ty, privac. and in this case, we hav pe a large group of students who ar e standing up saying, you are not respecting y, our safety. and again, this is a school system that has demonstrated stated that they are willing to hide things when bad things happenthey are. . >> and that is just unacceptable. danad , of those protestersa, said half the girls in the school feel the same way and thatneprotesto actually hold to go to the bathroom throughout the school day out

of fear of what will happen. >> i did that in the seventh t gradwille on the first day becai i couldn't i, i didn't know where the bathrooms were and i didn't know how to open my locker. and 7th grai ran home from thes stop. >> i ran all the way home. i had to go so that wei ra lived in rural america. >> oh, my gosh. i'll never forget it. so, girls, please do not dl l nd that. >> here's the thing. so trans bathroom policies are wildly unpopular., like 8020 issue, meaning 80% against havingopular having bathrooms that the that the students are protesting today. and what governor duncan said when he came in is that students will allrnor you e bathroom of their school registration. right. so if you are registered as a boy, register as a girl, you're going to use those bathrooms.boy, girl, in addition, he said theredditio are single use bathroomsn,hools throughout the schools that other people can use. to me, that sounds like a very reasonablethe . you just listen to him. he is a very reasonable person and the left called him today bigoted and hateful. the leftwow.is onl which i think is only going to continue this thing where i saidg it's like an 8020 issu. >> that's not going to change. yeah, no doubt about it.

not in happy ending. >> you didn't even have an accident. it was let me say how close it as. like, really. i remember i was wearing i had a red shirt on and then these pa i thoughtrrible rn an they were cute red. >> and it's like junior high. i never want ljunior do it agai. so i feel for the students that are adding thisi feel of st to their day. >> greg, since i know you love the word pe on thi s show, i thought i'd quote one of the protesters. >> we hold our pe unti lovel. >> we can't. it is the ultimate irony. and he touches hol on it that activists use invasion of privacy when parent.s want to say what's being poured into their kids heads by woke educators. st use ibut then they're willing to invade actual privacy by sending boys and girls bathrooms. that's a literal invasion minus the tiniest biological exception . >> trans kids aren't born. they're made. d why and why are they made? because they aren't bornar mad to combination aren' zealousbinn activists and impressionable parents, some of whom welcomedzu the newfound respect of the enlightened guardian.

and this is imprinted on a child going through a temporary phase. we're goind childreg to look bo this and especially to look back on the surgeons who participated in this. and we're going to look at those people that are making money off this as monsterseople . it's a they're in it. it's also about the parents participatiolso abt thn. is an here is another analogy. i'll call it a clumsy one. you know what a parentot leavese that big bowl of halloween candy out because they aren't going to be homeg bowl and thea assume that it'll all work out, right? no, it doesn'tllk . left unattended. they'll be three, bad actors i f . you will. that will empty out the entire bowl into their sacks. and whll t the eny? because no one wasone wa watching that education. d if you don't participate in your child's school experience par, other people wi. >> that's why they created the right to privacy for kids. so parents couldn't participatem in one of the most intimate conversations you can have with your child. cosations that we're seeing a swing back to sanity, because for so long we assum

e that the crazed left wouldn't go after the kids. we even mockedcrt go right wingw for predicting that would happen. we for at them. >> now, a lot of them were lot nutty, but maybe they were on to something. >> i mean, the fact that thie ts is discussed, it would be hilarious i f. >> it wasn't so damaging in the long term. i will say i left the halloweent candy out and the kids didn't steal it, but maybe they stole my ring cameras. >> welanl, that's true. >> one thing i would add to what you had to say there, greg, is thaast some cases it's not just external sources, meanincases,g school. it's the parents themselves. yeah. not all the time, but there are some parentse mesome par ars as a way to almost project their own virtue through their children their o, which is even more severe to munchausen syndrome. >> yes, that's exactly. >> and into your analogy of the halloween candy, it's the odd thing about this particular situation, loudoun county. it's the children are the adults in the room. so it was 500 kids that staged a walkout. right. in support sane bathroom policies where the adults, the school districkidst, whoeveo

else is driving this policy, are the ones who devolved into pureli, e adults. yeah, and it's worth mentioning tuesday's elections and wants to take the senate and he won on education. republicans don't wint wi on education. >> he did. look, i don't know what's going to happed.n very well.going could have had some success on this issue hereto. mycan't imagine my daughter, who's nine, having a little boy come to bathroom who accordingwh to the policy, because he feels cokehe a woman or a little girl that day comes in the bathroom. then maybe while he's inme the bathroom, realizes he's a little boy. the safety risink and invasionfk of privacy. >> there's a there's an answernr to is a much better answer. i believe in people's right, in the freedom to be whoe inm you want to be and express yourself. but you can't put kids in dangeexpresr. e inva >> and if they're the invasion of privacy, the safety to mef ,e more important than anything else, and for the life of mer te can't quite figure out where adults are in trying to helpgurp

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