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defense forces say that overnight, they preemptively struck several hezbollah targets in lebanon. we've been following that story, although some of those rockets from hezbollah in lebanon did make their way into israel. i'm kevin corke in washington, and i'm chanley painter in new york. you're right, kevin, hezbollah striking 11 targets, they said. but the idf claims that the iran backed group was preparing to fire missiles and rockets, thousands of them towards the israeli territory. so they preemptively attacked hezbollah. and we know, kevin, tensions in that region have been rising for weeks after the assassination of senior hamas leader, a senior hamas leader and a top hezbollah military commander. that were killed in separate attacks. as you know, iran is blaming israel for both of those deaths, though the israelis claim responsibility for just one, that being the death of the hezbollah commander. now, all this is happening as we continue to monitor ceasefire and hostage

talks between israel and hamas over the weekend, u.s. officials hoping that ceasefire, if it were to come about, could help to calm tensions in the region. we welcome fox news correspondent jeff paul. he has been joining us throughout the morning. and, jeff, we wanted to get an update on what you're hearing about the security council meeting there in israel and any news that might be breaking as we continue to watch daybreak over tel aviv. yeah, kevin and charlie, we know the israeli security cabinet is meeting right now, and that is where top israeli officials are both discussing and deciding what to do next. we're also getting some new information from hezbollah ahead of their leade, hassan nasrallah, who is set to speak a little later today. they put out a statement saying in part, all offensive drones were launched at their designated times from all their positions. thus armed our military operation for today

has been completed and accomplished. now, hezbollah had previously referred to what happened earlier in the morning as the, quote, first phase, and it very well could be just the beginning, as israel has placed the entire country under an emergency situation for the next 48 hours. so israel must now wait to see what is going to happen in the future. will hezbollah be satisfied with the hundreds of rockets and drones fired at israel, or will it seek to further escalate? this all started early this morning local time. israel launched a wave of airstrikes targeting hezbollah infrastructure using roughly 100 fighter jets. this was a preemptive strike after israeli intelligence received information that hezbollah was mounting a massive attack on israel. hezbollah then fired upwards of 320 rockets and drones, launched mostly at northern israel. now, local media is reporting that hezbollah had plans to launch around 6000 rockets and uavs, both towards central and northern israel. but israel's

preemptive strike obviously dampened that. so now the region must stand by to see what is often one of the most tense moments during these exchanges. we also have these ongoing peace negotiations in cairo, egypt. we are learning that the israeli delegation is still planning on heading there today to meet with both u.s. and egyptian and qatari mediators. no word on hamas's response to this or iran just yet. kevin and jeff, i want to bring in chanley painter for the conversation. as we continue to watch your live pictures and keep an eye on what's happening. chanley you take it from here? sure. so jeff, you mentioned this 48 hour emergency situation there in the country as the leaders in israel determine, what if anything, happens next in this situation. i know that the airplanes were grounded there at the airport in tel aviv for a couple of hours as this unfolded. what else are you seeing? and hearing? i mean, you were there. you're speaking to the people this, unfortunately, is something that they live with virtually

every day, right? well, we have seen images that the airport has reopened, whether or not planes are actually landing. and taking off, that remains to be seen. we are in one of the flight paths for the plans that are the planes that land typically at ben-gurion, and we haven't seen one land just yet. but as far as the israeli people, at least here in tel aviv, people seem to be going about their daily lives. you're seeing a lot of traffic now, picking back up now that it's later in the morning. the one part that is a little weird, though, is that the beach is very quiet. the israeli government is banning people from going to the beach today because they're trying to prevent large groups of people gathering together. obviously, a beach is one of those places, just in case hezbollah decides to launch a second or third phase in the coming hours. i want to ask one more follow up before i send it back to kevin for more questions. but you mentioned hezbollah's response. the leader expected to take to television, i believe, is what you reported to speak later

today. in response. what is the feel as far as a response from hezbollah? will this be suffice it to say, as they can tell their people, you know, we did what we were supposed to. we retaliated. or will it hinge on maybe the possibility of success for the cease fire talks that you said are expected to resume later today? well, that's the big question right now. how is hassan nasrallah going to interpret what happened early this morning? will it be a check mark in the win column for him? and something that he can brag about to the supporters of hezbollah that they did respond, that they did show strength and that they did hit israel with hundreds of rockets and drones? or will he say, this is just the beginning? we'll have to pay very close attention to the words that he uses. but it's going to be an interesting conversation, at least to listen to, because i think on the world stage, you look at what israel did, and it really shows a moment of strength for israel. not only

that, that they have the intelligence to understand that an attack is coming, but also the fact that they have the capabilities to get in there and disrupt it. right. and kevin, over to you, but it reminds me of what you were talking about with aaron cohen earlier, kevin, about this being a blitz from israel, not necessarily an escalation, but let's see what else you have to ask for. jeff, there on the ground. yeah, you're spot on. and remember, as we've been having our conversations throughout the night, we've understood from our analysts across the board that in fact, interdicting a possible attack in this circumstance, jeff, we're talking about 6000 possible rockets. that sounds like an awful lot. and certainly it would be an awful lot if you're in haifa or if you're in heights, if you're even in central israel. and yet it's nowhere near the capability, jeff, of what? unfortunately hezbollah can do. we're talking about potentially hundreds of thousands of rockets. in fact, i was just

doing some research during the break, and it has been reported by some that they've already launched more than 8000 attacks on israel just over the past year. i guess my question in brief, is that we have about 2.5 minutes to go. is what happens from here? yes, we will hear from nasrallah. yes, i imagine we'll also hear from bibi netanyahu. what's the posture moving forward over the next 24 to 48 hours? jeff yeah. it will be interesting to see how we separate what happened this morning and what happens nearly on a daily basis. we get these alerts all the time in the north that there are rockets and drones that are being intercepted by israel's iron dome. those are using groups of a dozen or two dozen nowhere near what happened. this morning. so it will be interesting to see how we separate those two events. will that keep going on? and another point, one of our crew members brought up out here is, is a peace deal. getting close to

wrapping up. and it was this either israel's or hezbollah's last opportunity to get a few shots in because hezbollah sort of has put itself in a corner, and so is iran saying that the only thing holding them back from launching this retaliatory attack was a potential cease fire deal. so is the cease fire deal, in fact, actually getting close? and this was just hezbollah or iran's or israel's last chance to get a strike in before there is a peace deal, because obviously, if those strikes came after, it would certainly make iran and hezbollah look like they were the ones that were escalating the situation here in the middle east. thank you for that, jeff. i want to send it back over to chanley for our last question for this segment. chanley. yeah absolutely. thank you so much, kevin. so, jeff, you mentioned this possible reaction from hezbollah today as far as what we're going to be seeing. we have a couple minutes left here with you. but as far as moving forward today, you said, netanyahu is with the security council. those you

said are meetings that can last for hours. are you hearing that the united states may or may not be involved in speaking with the officials in israel? as far as next steps? well, the u.s. will certainly be speaking with israel over the next 48 hours. obviously, until we get a better understanding of what direction this escalation is heading, and we obviously have a lot of assets in the region, multiple u.s. warships, the uss abraham lincoln just showed up in the arabian sea. so clearly the u.s. not only involved in communication, but also in that defensive posture and also trying to send a message to iran and to hezbollah, as one pentagon official put it, to get in their heads to think twice about their next moves. just knowing that israel is not alone in this. jeff, i believe i lost you for just a second there, but we're looking right now at this. the assets in the

middle east. it's just a show of force, really, of the u.s. military. might as well backing up israel a deterrent, is it not? for what may come next in the next couple of seconds? we have left? yeah. i mean, we saw this in april when iran launched its attack against israel. the u.s. got involved and other countries in the region also maybe not as out front saying that they were defending israel, but more or less defending their own airspace. i don't think anybody in the region right now, especially with this ongoing cease fire deal, wants to see this escalate any further, especially when you look at the information on the table that some say we're closer than we've ever been to getting this cease fire deal. so we will have to pay attention to what comes out of cairo today. and certainly what comes out of this israeli security cabinet meeting in terms of their reaction. and if they're going to do anything as far as a further response. thank you so much, jeff paul there. we're going to let you go for now,

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♪ welcome back to the "big weekend show". donald trump promises to create a commission to investigate the assassination attempt against him and release all documents related to the jfk assassinat assassination. as secret service takes out nearly six weeks after trump was nearly killed on live television. cb cotton has the update and i. >> former president donald trump now promising the american people if he is elected he will get answers on the assassination attempt he survived and a decades-old tragedy. >> i am announcing tonight upon my election, i will establish a new independent presidential commission on assassination attempts. [cheering]

the will be tasked with releasing all of the remaining documents pertaining to the assassination of president john f. kennedy. [cheering] they will also conduct a rigorous review of the attack last month. >> john f. kennedy's nephew stood alongside the former president as he delivered his latest campaign thomas. glendale arizona rally came a few hours after rfk junior endorsed trump. while on the trail, trump responded to the news that five secret service agents are now on administrative leave following the public pennsylvania shooti shooting. >> i have great confidence in the secret service. they never gave us the number of people in terms of secret

service people necessary. >> monday, a bipartisan congressional press investigating will to work the rally site pennsylvania and meet with local officials. >> it looks like kamala harris and tim walz will do their first interview next week but the details are a bit murky. >> they are slated to sit down for their first joint interview next week after mounting pressure on harris to lay out more for policy positions and while it's still not clear who it will be with and when, the interview provides an opportunity for standardbearer of the democratic party to prove her doubters wrong. >> the end 34 day streak since harris doesn't held a press conference or a single interview? her campaign, they are deflecting. >> when will she sit down with media on a one-on-one capacity and answer questions?

>> i think she will sit down on her time. as you mentioned, it's a timeframe, we have make sure we are getting out into voters. i think people forget how short of a timeframe it's been. we had a change of the top of the ticket and elected a brand-new vice presidential nominee. we had to host a convention and we have to make sure we communicate with voters so there is no rest for the wicked. our campaign will do all we need to do and vice president harris will make herself available to speak to the press her time and when she's ready. >> i find that rich to say that got to communicate with the potus. they don't even have policy up on the website let alone sitting down and doing an interview. >> a smart little calculation i think avoiding the press because they don't care, jessica mentioned that last night on the five. don't care if anyone is mad at

them for not doing an interview, they are riding the wave of nonstop new cycle has been the harris campaign so why would you go in front of an interview and risk being asked specific hard policy questions making a mistake? does the last come back? they will play out as long as i can i think they are just trying to campaign in the basement but a new style. i don't think it is a dumb idea, i think it's brilliant. >> a sad commentary because the biggest problem or kamala harris is that she is kamala harris. week on policy, no accomplishments as the vice president of the united states and her words salads are notorious at this time. let's see what cnn was saying when she was vice presidential side biden's campaign. >> one of biden's weaknesses

according to these critics is his number two, vice president kamala harris. her numbers are great either. a poll showed half of voters have a negative view of harris, one of the lowest ratings for the pole and among democrats she is more popular but listen to nancy pelosi earlier tonight here on cnn. >> vice president kamala harris, the best running mate? >> he thinks so and that's what matters. >> that was a ringing endorsement. she thinks highly of what president biden seems to think and feel. the thing about a press conference or interview, that's not the message republicans should play. they should demand press conferences and conflicting questions the american people, debates and townhall style questioning from people, real issues. i think trump should take no debate, we are not doing it.

either five or nothing, get up and answer questions. trump should say i'm holding a press conference, i will hold ten, i will do 50 if you do five because trump love to do 50 in the press would have to cover him. ten times use that one, trump campaign, they should force the issue because she can't answer questions from real reporters and real americans. none of this abc warning programs, it's ridiculous. >> peter doocy tried to get in a question and asked if she will do an interview, this is how it went. >> congratulations. are you ready? [laughter] >> there is those giggles. [laughter] >> i don't care if she wants to spend because the trump campaign reporting party member of the physician she's previously held. she's gas lighting aligned to

the american people, trying to reinvent herself. i had a buddy of mine text me after her speech and said the speech last night mostly from military cut taxes, secure the border so kamala harris, the most liberal senator in 2019 now trying to hijack the republican agenda, jump agenda and a lot of celebrities and hollywood people in attendance for speech which makes sense because it we are watching is a movie, a production. she's an actress, it's all fake ever since joe biden dropped out in july, it's all a production. i hope americans wake up before the movie is over because when the movie is over, they are still left with inflation, open borders and wars breaking out around the world so time to wake up. >> sort of like saying beyoncé is coming out. oh, whoops. she didn't show up. >> you like to us, ha ha. >> keep the ratings up. gavin newsom and former obama operatives say the quiet part

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♪ >> welcome back to the "big weekend show", president biden on vacation this weekend, $37 million range that belongs to a billionaire donor who biden calls a friend. biden has been mayor since farewell speech at the dnc convention. matt finn lives in california today. >> the president, first lady, hunter biden and family generated from the dnc here to southern california staying at the extravagant state of joe.

our camera captured the first lady with hunter biden family yesterday. doctor biden has been seen several times out and about the past week, noticeably absent, the president from what we can gather the he's not left since he arrived five days ago although it's possible he is going to church or venturing out this evening. we asked the first lady how the president has been passing days in california. >> has the president spending his time in california? >> welcome to california. how's the president doing since the convention? >> no answer there. as president has been on vacation, data has come in showing us job growth far weaker than expected according to the bureau of labor statistics, more than 800,000 jobs reportedly created over 12 month period through march this year never

actually existed. here in california today, there was an anti- biden wrote trump rally. dozens and dozens if not hundreds of probe trump supporters drove cars passed the streets where the president is vacationing right now, honking horns. the messages that biden's policies are not welcome here in this valley and they hope is not planning on retiring here in this area. of course the past couple of days we have talked to people who are president biden reporters. >> thank you for that live report. after this, gavin newsom obama's former aide, joking around about biden to. >> how you feel about this which? [laughter] >> we went through an open process. [laughter] it was bottom of. [laughter] i don't know if you know that. [laughter]

>> a great primary. >> thirty minutes but the convention. [laughter] >> he saying the quiet part out loud researchers 30 minutes, within 24 hours, she was the nominee and everybody else -- not happening. >> i like the fact that gavin newsom will do an interview, he'll do the opposite of what kamala harris will do. he will sit down and talk to fox and they are joking but it is real, the voters never had a chance. she stopped and that it and that is what rfk junior said, there's no process, no vetting, no questions, no interviews, no press conference, none of the rigors you have to do to get the nomination. >> and you've got to remember, this is gavin newsom who didn't see a political office he didn't want to run for and you know

2028, that's not that far away. >> you look at rfk junior who said in the name of sammy democracy, a democratic party dismantles it and the democrat party top-down party, a party of clues and kicking people off the ballot like they tried with donald trump at rfk junior, censorship and welfare. democracy dies in darkness, the process installing kamala harris was done in the darkness and the constitution says we the people because our government is supposed to serve us. does anyone feel that way anymore? this marriage between big tech, media and the democrat party continues to be interwoven, the big is bigger and we the people get smaller and lose our voice in the process and that is the direction the democrat party are taking us. >> i think biden, this is my

theory. watching that speech at the convention, i don't think he wants kamala to win. it was a passive-aggressive speech, he tied her to his policies over and over and an aggressive way screaming you cast the boat, you help me with my agenda. she is trying to separate herself from him and he's trying to eliminate the fact that they are together. why? i think he wants her to lose so he can tell the story. >> is widely reported is very angry. they had to be careful having obama's and kamala and biden altogether. they actually kept them separa separate. >> what they tell us he belongs on mount rushmore. something doesn't add up. [laughter] >> with got a lot more coming up. don't tell kamala harris about this one, astronauts were going to have to stay in space a lot longer.

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following breaking news out of the middle east, where overnight, israel's defense forces say they preemptively struck several hezbollah targets in lebanon. some targets, however, were spared. and we also know this morning that some of the rockets did make their way into israel. i'm kevin corke in washington. hey good morning kevin. i'm chanley painter in new york. the idf claims the iran backed group was preparing to fire missiles and rockets, thousands of them towards the israeli territory. we know tensions have been rising in the region for weeks after the assassination of a senior hamas leader and a top hezbollah military commander. they were both killed in separate attacks. kevin. now,

the iranians, as you know, are blaming israel for both deaths, although the israelis are only claiming responsibility for the death of the hezbollah commander. this is all happening as there is a ceasefire and hostage talks underway between israel and hamas over the weekend. american officials are really hoping that a cease fire could calm tensions in the region. we want to welcome fox news correspondent jeff paul. he joins us from israel this morning, jeff. i just want to ask you what, if anything, can you tell us about possible damage that happened inside israel? we've spent a bit of time all morning long talking about what israel did over in lebanon. how about in israel? well, that's one of the things that is being discussed right now. the israeli security cabinet, as top israeli officials both discuss what happened and decide what to do next. at the same time, we are also getting some new information from hezbollah as we await their leader, hassan nasrallah, who is set to speak a little later today. hezbollah

releasing a statement saying in part all offensive drones were launched at their designated times from all their destinations. thus, our military operation for today has been completed and accomplished. now, previously, hezbollah referred to what happened earlier this morning as a first phase, and it very well could be just the beginning, as israel has placed the entire country under an emergency situation for the next 48 hours. so israel must now wait to see what will happen next. will hezbollah be satisfied with the hundreds of rockets and drones fired at israel, or will it seek to further escalate? we know this all started early this morning local time. israel launched a wave of airstrikes targeting hezbollah infrastructure using roughly 100 fighter jets. this was a preemptive strike after israeli intelligence received some information that hezbollah was mounting a massive attack on israel. hezbollah then fired upwards of 320 rockets and uav, both towards central and northern israel, but israel's

preemptive strike obviously dampened that. so israel's prime minister benjamin netanyahu released a statement a little while ago, saying in part, we are determined to do everything we can to protect our country, return the residents of the north safely to their homes and continue to uphold a simple rule. whoever hurts us, we hurt them. now we also have these ongoing cease fire negotiations taking place today in cairo, egypt. we know the israeli delegation is set to still travel to cairo to meet with mediators from both the u.s, qatar and egypt. as far as hamas's response to this strike from hezbollah. this barrage of rockets and drones, well, we'll have to wait and see what happens there, as well as iran, because iran has maintained in previous weeks that the one thing holding them back from launching a retaliatory attack on israel was a possible cease fire deal. so a lot could change in the next 48 hours. kevin and jeff,

thank you very much. we'll touch base with you again. obviously, as news warrants, in the time that we have left, i know you and i have had a chance to talk about this generally all night long, but it's quite impressive. the strategic and precise job that israel did in knocking out some of those rockets. it really is. and kevin, they timed it down to the minute and seconds that hezbollah was planning to fire thousands, upwards of 6000 rockets and missiles into israel. i'm curious, was that purposeful to wait up until the last few seconds before that to not tip them off? and again, we are curious as to where this goes from here. kevin will israel respond to hezbollah? what will iran do? and where will the cease fire talks take us? yeah, we'll have to see what nasrallah has to say. as well. for my partner, chanley painter, i'm kevin corke in washington. we'll have more news as it breaks in the meantime, you're watching fox news channel. don't go away. more news just ahead

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the dnc filled with joy, good vibes and an obsession with trump. >> we are going to defeat donald trump. >> donald trump. >> donald trump. >> donald trump. >> trump. >> donald trump. >> donald trump. >> donald trump. >> donald trump is an unserious man. >> iran out of fingers counting the trumps. the dems said trump more times in the key issues they 14 commander-in-chief 160 times. the next night leaders in the left said trump's name 60 times 93 they screamed the former president name the four times and last night of harris' big speech, they said trump 91 times only mentioning crimes in the border nine times. >> did you notice that? >> unfortunately i had to watch it all because i wanted to talk about it on fox but they had

trump derangement syndrome, they don't have a website, kamala harris the platitude and flat out lies to try to rewrite history with the biden-harris administration did in two say they are all about freedom. about school choice? how about the other freedoms? it gets under your skin if you listen because they are not serious and they are trying to gaslight people and rewrite history. >> you said it might work avoiding the press for kamala, to think they can run a campaign essentially that is we are not trump? >> we will see in november that is their strategy. they are making this she is the anti- donald trump candidate and biden didn't really do that but what we have seen if you look at the tik tok videos, there is a whole kamala crew putting videos on tik tok and they say basically you have two choices,

democracy or not and donald trump is the enemy and he is evil. that is exactly what they are doing. >> i have $18 and they said this tik tok think might be effective. they are making her cool on their phones because they don't see this stuff, data watch conventions, they just look at tik tok and said she got better names and they say it might wo work. >> it might be that, we are the country when we saw during covid, get the vaccine, how heidi want me to jump? people rolled over for the government. to me what it shows us his democrats hatred supersedes their love of country or cares about issues voters care about and i do think joe biden's candidacy was based on hatred for donald trump. kamala harris is trying to do

the same thing because she owns this administration's policy failures so she's trying to get as far from them as she can, she's running as fast as she c can. >> a pep talk from coach walls at the dnc. >> let me finish with this, the team. [chanting] it's the fourth quarter. we are down a field goal but we are on offense and we've got all. we are driving on the field. [cheering] boy do we have the right team. [cheering] >> do democrats have a new masculinity problem? they are embracing beta males. media describing him as a midwest man's man and doug is the model of masculinity and the left loves it. >> they are doing so in trying to go forward male figures, temples being one of them.

doug imhoff last night who can speak to men out there who might not be the testosterone laden gun toting kind of guy who wants to listen to hogan and the players who came out at the rnc but also in addition, understand it's okay in 2024 to be a man comfortable in his own skin who supports a woman. >> i'm going to go back this way because i went this way before. >> they think masculinity can be more like a hat. >> i put on a flannel shirt and they sell camo house and apparently he's masculine and now they want him to feel the low t, i don't know what they are trying to do but this is a

party that tells us rachel levine is a woman because he puts stress on so they are confusing. masculinity is up positive thing in the fine beat up in new york, i hope for a masculine man who can protect me so it's confusi confusing. >> it seems to wake you out, you said you don't want to talk about it. >> i don't know what is going to appeal as far as of vote. i'm tired of the whole gender discussion in general, let's talk about policy, physicians and experience. i really don't care and they focus on that, i think it's a mistake. it does seem that she has tried to pick the topic of her gender, hillary was all about busting the glass ceiling. i have noticed harris is not doing that. otherwise that's about it.

>> she thought this guy added the orange pheasant hunting hat and she thought she needed that element to hurt campaign. >> the big hunter out there but if you allow men to compete in women's sports, you don't own any space here that says you are about equality and balance and everything. >> he was an assistant coach, never head coach. he lies about everything, very strange. >> stick around. big weekend flops dnc addition and follow the "big weekend show" that big weekend show. ♪

♪ ♪ welcome back to the big weekend show. it is time now for the big weekend flops. dnc addition, our picks for the biggest bails of the week at the democratic national convention. i'm going to go first. unbelievable but listen to what president bill clinton does when he compares joe biden to george washington. come on man, listen. >> and then he did something that's really hard for a politician to do. he voluntarily gave up political

power. [applause] georgia washington knew that. and he did it. and he set the standard for serving two terms before it was mandatory. [laughter] >> yes, right, that's the way it down for that is the way that went down, come on pickwick to give it power the same way lincoln did but that is what he meant to say. [laughter] that is closer. quite still at the door hit you on the way out. don't let the double door hit you with the good lord split you. [laughter] >> i'm going to jump in oprah winfrey repeats the democrat talking point and said voters are choosing joy, watch. >> let us choose a joy ♪ ♪ >> that's all you've got, oprah? i stayed awake to watch that and come on i mean you took the talking points you did not give

me anything. opera you are above this, ma'am. and just going to say it >> i thought i want a car when she said that. >> wears where's the car? dnc speaker tied tells democrats to behave until after the election. >> we have got 70 days you all. after 70 days we can go back to being crazy. [laughter] >> i want to know what happens. i'm little afraid of what happens next. [laughter] that is a little scary. i'll do so much with the flag but you've never seen them try to wrap themselves in the flag the way they did it. >> normally they are burning it. >> outside they were. it star-studded dnc got a tutorial from kamala harris nieces. >> hello everybody my name is amara. >> my name is lee le lelah her e sister. what are you here to do? >> to teach you how to say your

auntie's name. >> so how do you pronounce it? >> you say, like a, in a sentence. >> and then you say a lot like la la la la la la law. [laughter] put it together it is one, two, three. >> the helpmate. that help me i get it wrong sometimes to me is like caribbean and caribbean i followed up. >> it should sound like kamala because i think they were cute. think they were cute. that brings me joy not opera yelling joy at us. >> hi go back to the books, oprah. that does it for us. all right thank you lisa. proceed back here tomorrow at 7:00 p.m e following breaking news out of