i went two days ago to collect i went two days ago to collect samples, to collect toothbrushes and hair brushes, to collect dna samples to identify the bodies. yet you're trying to tell me you're supporting an organization that supports palestinian rights and freedom rights. those are not freedom fighters. those are terrorists and murders. if you support that, then you must be out of your mind. elizabeth: raz -- final word, noa. >> if you support that, raz, you can be equated to the people that supported the natzis in the 30s and 40s. if you're not standing up and larry: i'll make it real simple, speaking up against this right want to help israel had in the long run, starve iran, bankrupt now, you're a 1932 germany and you say something to the effect iran, clamp down on iran for of well, the jews really are heaven's sakes. that's the way to do it and joe controlling the banks in biden didn't get it done today germany. it's exactly the same thing. in his speech, but i happen to let me say one more thing, what know that liz macdonald will we are seeing right now with always get it done. this left wing and colleges and that's why we always watch her. universities and politicians and elizabeth: we will, larry. stop the axis of evil now. human rights organizations and quotes and black lives matter

president biden spoke publicly and los angeles and all these organizations, what we're seeing for the first syme since the right now, them equivocating, hamas terror attack in israel. supporting hamas, what about critics calling it malpractice that and trying to pretend and said hamas is evil. there's any kind of comparison we know that . or any kind of excuse to what is they still will not free $6 billion in funds for iran. happening right now is the it's now aiding hamas. result of decades of an erosion, 14 americans are dead, he is bo anti-semitic erosion and standing of israelis in the world. what i have been saying for decades is that anti-zionism is la in israel is firing back. where are the sanctions on anti-semitism. the holocaust didn't happen out israel like hamas and the junes of nowhere. it happened because of the for ukraine and oil fields and erosion and demonization and vilification of the jew. more. slamming democrats and attacking what's happening right now is because of that happening to israel. more ivy league schools like israel. elizabeth: got it. >> it's allowing for that and harvard refusing to condemn students backing terrorists on the level of isis. shameful. elizabeth: raz and noa, thank you for joining us. media star jen abrams hammers msnbc for its "pathetic we really appreciate it. stay safe, you and your loved pandering on hamas and the far ones, everyone stay safe. still ahead, economist ej an left". plus the house gop right now tony and expert ri rikki schlott moving to pick the new speaker and wall street warnings grow

about oil supply shocks. thanks for joining us, i'm and special council robert herr elizabeth macdonald. over mishandling of classified "the evening edit" starts right now. documents as wharves breaking out in israel. john levine and fellow democrats blasting squad members rashida he has blah tlaib, cori bush, ilhan omar saying the u.s. must cut off aid craelizabeth: as we speak, anon to israel. we're staying on the story coming up. israel. 300,000 reservists called and ♪ you happen more than a thousand israelis dead and 14 americans dead too. let's get to grady trimble and president biden finally speaking publicly today. antony blinken is heading to israel tomorrow. grady trimble is in washington. good to see you. reporter: you too, liz. republican lawmakers are calling out the biden administration for not doing more to stop the money of flow to money from iran from china. but first, take a look at financial relationship between iran and the hamas terrorists who carried out the attacks over

the weekend. we know iran is sending hundreds of millions of dollars to terrorist groups, and separately china is iran's number one trade (bobby) my store and my design business? partner. we're exploding. it buys billions of dollars of but my old internet, was not letting me run the show. oil from iran despite u.s. so, we switched to verizon business internet. sanctions. they have business grade internet, nationwide. in the meantime, senator tim scott, the top republican on the (vo) make the switch. banking committee in the senate, it's your business. it's your verizon. is calling for treasury before and bath fitter. secretary janet yellen on the before and bath fitter. if you have a before bath, $6 billion the biden administration unfroze as part now's the time to call bath fitter of a prisoner swap with iran and wants congress to launch an to get a beautiful after. investigation into it. even in light of all of this, with our unique tub over tub process, the white house still has not there's no mess or stress. spend smart on a beautiful new bath drawn a direct line from this weekend's attack to iran. done right backed by a lifetime warranty. only saying the country is join over 2 million happy customers who know it just fits. complicit. bath fitter. visit bathfitter.com >> they've provided the lion's share of the funding for the to book your free consultation. military wing of hamas and provided training, they've provided capabilities, they have provided support. >> is that reason enough to freeze -- refreeze the

$6 billion that the u.s. helped unlock for them to get in exchange of the prisoners? >> we have not yet had a dollar of that $6 billion sent, and i will leave it at that. reporter: president biden didn't bring up iran at all in his remarks today, but his administration insists it could refreeze that money at any time. republicans, liz, are asking why not do that now. liz. elizabeth: grady trimble, always great reporting from you, thank you so much. retired general keith kellogg. general, thank you for junior service to america. why isn't the biden white house freezing the $6 billion in funds here's why you should switch from chrome to duckduckgo. for iran now? 20 republican senators demand duckduckgo is a browser that. you download to your mobile what do you think? and desktop devices. >> yeah, liz, thanks for having me. unlike chrome, look, it's because they want to the duckduckgo browser has privacy built-in. normalize relation withs iran in it comes with a private alternative the region. to google search, back in the trump which doesn■t spy on your searches, administration, we were clear what we did. and it blocks cookies and creepy ads. came out of the joint and there's no catch. it's free. comprehensive plan of action, iran nuclear deal and cut off we make money from ads, but they don't follow you around.

funds to palestinian authorities join the millions of people taking back their privacy by downloading duckduckgo and they've put money back in on mobile and desktop today. and they're not talking about when people come, they say they've tried taking back the $6 billion and lots of diets, nothing's worked by downloading duckduckgo they want to normalize it. or they've lost the same 10, 20, 50 pounds they're starting to see what that caused and what happens is over and over again. when you don't be harder on they need a real solution. i've always fought with 5-10 pounds all the time. people like the palestinians and hamas, you get what happened this last weekend. eating all these different things and nothing's ever working. i've done the diets, all the diets. now they see what's happening with the result of deatherring before golo, and not take ago hard stand witd i was barely eating but the weight wasn't going anywhere. the secret to losing weight and keeping it off is managing insulin and glucose. stapedius muscled and hezbollah golo takes a systematic approach to eating is a proxy for iran and they've that focuses on optimizing insulin levels. kept an alligator for a pet and we tackle the cause of weight gain, that's iran and should back away not just the symptom. as quick as possible. when you have good metabolic health, you're starting to see it and weight loss is easy. i always thought it would be so difficult it's slow but they're not there yet. me concern is when you see the to lose weight, dead americans and the americans but with golo, it wasn't. that are being captured by the weight just fell off. kansas city chiefs mas, it's going to keep -- hamas, and it's i have people come up to me all the time and ask me, going to put more and more pressure and they'll have to do "does it really work?" a hard decision and make a and all i have to say is, "here i am. it works."

my advice for everyone is to go with golo. break. elizabeth: general, you were with former president trump and he had a muscular response on it will release your fat and it will release you. iran. where's the re-sponges and the russians and they swiftly sanctioned russia over ukraine elizabeth: let's welcome new but not iran. york post political reporter aren't they the biggest terror sponsored city in the middle john levine. it's good to see you. east? west aid democrats close to we have democrats josh gotheimer president biden say this will fundamentally redefine biden's legacy and shift the trajectory blasting squad members rashida of the 2024 bid. where are the russian, you know, tlaib, ilhan omar and cori bush saying stop giving money to israel and helps israel. the sanctions they had on russia these democrats say it sickens and oil and banks. them and it's reprehensible and where for iran? >> it's a great question, liz. repulsive. what do you say to all this? here's what you need clarity. >> the chickens are really coming home to roost for clarity of thought and speech and action. progressives and democratic that's what president trump had, party and for years it has what you don't see here. it's a by natural rights approach discussion. tolerated anti-israel and binary discussion. they're bad, yes or no. anti-semitism and full blown not going through a long answer and not giving you money. semitism and ilhan omar, how yes or no. not giving them funds, yes or many times has she been called no? taking away $6 billion? yes or no. out for the terrible things she getting into the gray area when

they're explaining too much. they need to make a hard call says and the organization that alaska is apart of and jaire and realize what you're look at right now is a moral issue, and 34589 -- alexandria ocasio-cortez and jamal bush and i thought we determined this at the end of 1945 when we said a member of and they organize a pro hamas rally in new york city never again. what you saw this weekend was on sunday and i personally saw never again coming back. dozens, maybe hundreds of people you saw with the brutalization dressed up as hamas fighters. of the children, of the men and people if you saw them at the women and even the soldiers. movie theater, at the airport, look, they decapitated israeli you would call the police. soldiers and they shot people in these are people in our country. their beds. they're in the subway with us, i mean, these people are worse than criminals. and it's -- there's a lot that needs to be answered for here. it's heinous and we should treat i'll certainly say that. it like that and understand that elizabeth: let's move onto this, part is being driven by the dan abrams of media ite now at money we're supporting them with, giving to them and especially $250 million that news nation and slamming msnbc's coverage of israel's war against we're giving to palestinians. elizabeth: hamas is a terrorist hamas terrorists and says msnbc movement period, and they murder, maim, kidnap innocent their anchors and guests have been shamefully pandering to the far left audience and basically victims and don't play by normal whitewashing terrorism. moral rules and slaughtering entire families and talk is that watch this. the biden white house, they left >> it's their fault; right? behind a lot of munitions and it's israel's fault, it's the armament in afghanistan and nabbing used by hamas.

united states' fault and the listen to mike pompeo and you'll policies that justify or explain hear fox news mark levine and the slaughter, rapes and kidnapping of innocent civilians. state spokesman matthew miller that ridiculous commentary set here. watch this. >> this is at its core about the tone for much of msnbc's historic efforts by iran to wipe coverage throughout the weekend. all of a sudden notice how israel off the face of the earth. context and nuance are important when the united states pace for msnbc but when it's a story $1 billion per has damage, there'll be more hostage taking. look what happened yesterday, that fits their political agenda more hostages taken by the like, i don't know, an arraignen regime's proxy hamas offer-involved shooting, context in gaza. this is bad set of policies. and nuance go out the window. >> we didn't create world war this is worse than just a double iii as they said we might when standard. look, this is not a both sides we got out of ycpoa and embassy. what's created war here is story. period. american appeasement. since saturday, msnbc has made american weakness. >> what franklin roosevelt would 441 references to hamas have begin an enemy of the country threatening to blow us militants or the fighters. off the face of the earth they are terrorists. $6 million for any reason? how about harry truman or dwight full stop. elizabeth: what do you say, john? >> that's a very, very compelling monologue from dan eisenhower? or robert kennedy or richard abrams and i wished more people nixon or ronald reagan or the bushes? donald trump didn't give them watched news nation to see it.

$6 billion and he never would what's important to say is look have given them $6 billion. at leading anchors on msnbc let's stop playing game withs the propaganda from the biden handling the coverage, these are administration. >> i will say that iran funded terrorism for years and years all veterans of qatar state and years. decades in fact and we expect that they'll continue to do so, which is why even as we allowed them to have access to this television and look at what humanitarian funding, we have they're putting out, it's all made clear we'll continue to pro hamas and israel's fault and nonstop 24/7. hold them accountable. all of these anchors come out of elizabeth: general, your reaction to that? how are they holding them accountable? >> they're not. al-jizirah and it's never i mean, they're tone deaf, this disclosed and we had foreigner administration is. anchors that used to work they're hoping against hope that olekowski russian propaganda they're going to be able to normalize relation withs iran television rt on a network and the region. talking about the ukraine rush they're not. we said that all along. cha network is complicated and that's reason why we did the maybe putin isn't such a bad guy. abraham accord and cut the it's a major thing not called out enough. palestinians out. if you want to come, come along i would love -- msnbc needs to but we're not kowtowing you. disclose to the viewers there's the biden administration and qatar-state media among their secretary kerry made the comment there's no peace in the middle ranks. elizabeth: got it. john levine, great analysis as east unless the palestinians are always. great to see you. with you. this story is breaking, we changed that dynamic. when we signed the abrahams republicans in the final high

stakes home stretch. accords i went to lunch in the you're hearing from candidates residence and sat next to tony for speaker before a vote blare, former prime minister of tomorrow and jim jordan, steve great britain and he said you guys got this right, we had it wrong. they should go back to what we did and it'll pay great dividends for them but they scalise, they're neck and neck won't. elizabeth: tony blair said it, wow. and will kevin mccarthy be okay, keith kellogg, thank you gunning back for his job and you for your service to this special council robert herr of nation and for being on with us. mishandling classified documents bring in a father and former as war rages on in the gaza strip. coming up in the evening edit. israeli special envoy for combating anti-semitism. ♪ orners that resist peeling, thank you for joining us and you heard our conversation with general kellogg. with an array of active ingredients... and sizes to relieve your pain. salonpas. it's good medicine. raj, we hope you're safe. ♪ you're blocks from the gaza strip. is it possible to fall in love with your home... what's happening now? >> actually what happened now is ...before you even step inside? my community was raided by the ♪ discover the magnolia home james hardie collection. army and it's declared a closed military territory. available now in siding colors, styles and textures.

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give us a call or visit ehealth.com. friends and everyone of serving age is drafted including the now, let's talk about why you'd wanna call ehealth. nieces, including the girls but - maybe it feels like you paid too much for too little. we are all very resolute. i want the american people to maybe your current plan is changing know that the jewish people are or your needs are changing. extraordinarily strong and the either way, now is the time of year israeli people are you can do something about it. extraordinarily strong and this - [narrator] compare plans that cover your doctors, massacre and unprecedented your prescriptions, your pharmacy and your budget. brutality and attack we're experiencing, we're going to win compare your current plan and do this with the help of to newer plans and compare them side by side. everybody that's watching us at home. because ehealth carries plans i just want to say thank you for from the nation's top insurance companies, the same plans at the same price as them. your support. elizabeth: noa is the goal to - they pay us to help you find a match. enolate and get rid of -- ziti that's how ehealth is always a free service. - [narrator] now let's check in on those two groups. nigh late and get rid of -- searching and matching. searching side? annihilate and get rid of hamas - i mean this could take days. for good? >> there was a misconception in - [narrator] ehealth side? the israeli elite and iran - this is great. this is really slick. americans and much like we're dealing with iran right now, - [narrator] for people searching the usual way, stress levels stayed high. think that we can rational with for those using ehealth, stress went down. them and have a conversation with them and thinking that they - it gives you the opportunity to compare side by side. want to have some sort of normality. - of the top three, we thought the same about hamas. i found two that were better than the ones i got. - it's looking like they could possibly save me mistaking that they would care quite a bit of money. about their citizens. and they don't. - compare all in one plans, all in one place, ehealth.

there's that poet who said if somebody tells you who they are, believe them the first time. we knew who hamas were because they've been telling us for years. they have in their charter the - [narrator] ehealth, your medicare matchmaker. commitment to jihad and commitment to slaughters every jew they see. what we've been seeing in the past couple of days, the cold-blooded murder of men, women and children. i am sure your viewers have heard about the babies and toddlers that were murdered, beheaded and burned at the crib. i'm sorry to be graphic, but we need to understand this is the type of enemy that we're dealing with. we're not dealing with normal people. we're not dealing with people that have the same values as you and i and your viewers have. we're dealing with people that have -- they play by complete different set of rules and the hamas rule over gaza needs to end for the betterment of the people of israel, the people of gaza, and the rest of the world.

elizabeth: raz, you heard what noa was saying and can you speak 20 what's happening here in the united states? we have students at standard university, harvard, yale, columbia speaking on behalf and supporting hamas. we've got far left democrats including rashida tlaib, ilhan omar, cori bush supporting hamas. what do you say to them? >> that's amazing. how can you be citizens of the biggest democracy in the world, support freedom rights of everybody, support freedom rights of the palestinians yet support terrorist organization and i cannot echo more what noa said. she was graphic and pictures elizabeth: jon levine is with us came back to my head because in now and having technical my community, we lost the lives difficulties about michael of 19 people, the youngest one was in his 20s, the oldest was dewey. israel is at war and one of the in his 70s. worst in history. the white house is talking about president biden caught up with special counsel robert hur over the weekend of the president's mishandling of classified

documents and the press secretary address it had saying he can do both at the same time but the president took four days to publicly speak. is this enough of a reason, the classified docs issue? >> this just goes to show you that the world doesn't stop just because our house is not in order. i mean, we have a congress now without a speaker but, yes, you know, obviously president biden has a lot of things going on. we haven't much about the special counsel into president biden. you can be forgiven if you've forten it's happening and there's daily developments into the probe with donald trump but president biden that had classified documents at his home, which hunter biden stayed at while an active crack addict and alcoholic, it's been very silent. if hur is interviewing biden that means the probe is wrapping up. we still don't know what we don't know and i'm curious to see the final report that is developed but obviously there's not going to be any charges and i'm sure the president will be cleared of all malfeasance. elizabeth: that's what you think? >> that's my hunch. there's no evidence.

it's my hunch. i don't expect anything ground breaking to come from it. elizabeth: reports from the special council interviewed the top white house aid, jake sullivan, secretary of state antony blinken, ron chain, a former chief of staff and more. this other story coming in too and what's going on with former president trump. questions are growing on weather the doj or special counsel's office is doing anonymous leaks to the media to damage former president trump. what do you think? >> i mean, again, i have evidence of one way or the other, but i think it's overwhelmingly likely that is the case. we saw when president trump was actually the president leaks came constantly from the intelligence agency from the justice department going back to the hunter biden laptop where you saw anonymous leaks to discredit the reporting. i think without any prove one way or the other, it seems very, very likely and even chuck schumer -- elizabeth: let me jump in. abc news based on anonymous leaks last week said that former

president trump was talking with billionaire -- australian billionaire anthony pratt about u.s. nuclear submarines and catherine herrige reporting and she's debunking this and this pratt conversation happened in april of 2021. cbs news catherine herrige saying there's no indication that former president trump shared sensitive records and special counsel filed no charges or investigated former president trump on this. so why the leaks? >> the issue is because trump is so notable and so famous for saying so many crazy things that we see every single second, that americans are very prime to believe anything they hear about it. i could say, yeah, trump ran over my cat and ate it. you know, you might believe it because he's just -- there's so many outrageous things he has said. i think certain members of the intelligence community probably weaponnize that and in a way that's spreading false information about him to the american people. yeah. elizabeth: jon levine, you're great and hope to get sam due

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capitol hill about this. chad, it's good to see you. reporter: good afternoon, liz. right behind me we're in the long worth house office building and the leadership election candidate form is taking place between steve scalise majority leader and jim jordan, chairman of the judiciary committee and those are the two candidates running for speaker. they want to get a speaker so the house is operational so they can deal with the middle east. listen. >> we need to get a speaker. i've been having those conversations in detail, but we need a speaker to make that happen. we have legislation ready to go to make that happen. we've got to get this done as members of congress, we've got to do it wednesday. reporter: it is believe that had jordan has more vocal and public support than scalise, but that does not mean either candidate has the votes to win on the floor. it's always about the math. >> 217 is the majority. if you haven't got 217, you haven't got anything, house

republicans have to get their act together and that'd add pressure to try and find those 217 votes. reporter: the war in the middle east expedited the need to have a speaker. congress is paralyzed and cannot respond to the war. >> we have to. i think the world is watching. they're seeing a dysfunctional democracy. this is what they want. reporter: what congress could do immediately here mike mccall wants the house to approve a resolution to condemn hamas. there's also a proposal $2 billion out there to reload iron dome that is israel's missile defense system. back to you. elizabeth: chad pergram, you're terrific. love having you on. thank you so much. we appreciate you.

>> getting to 217 is more difficult than you'd think. elizabeth: what do you think of the process? >> i hate the process. we know more attack the selection of the next ms. america than the next speaker of the house. they'll have that candidate forum behind closed doors. then they will vote as a conference as to who they want. that's a secret ballot and nobody know who is voted and they don't announce the vote totals on those. at least not in the past. there should be an open debate and there's a member of congress and who they're supporting and you should be able to see that . when they go to the floor, you get to announce that, but if the conference is going to rally behind somebody, why is that a closed and opaque process? it's totally and fundamentally wrong. when they go to actually nominate the speakers, they don't even speak. somebody else speaks for them. it's all done behind closed doors. they don't even speak.

they're going to be the speaker of the house. that's the way the process works, and it's awful. elizabeth: you just want more transparency? you want to hear what they're saying behind closed doors? >> yeah. i think as -- if you're a constituent, you want to know what your member of congress who they're supporting. who did they actually vote for in conference to be the nominee? if your person doesn't win, get it line and support the party's nominee but right now, none of that is out in the open. who who knows who is promising what. usually it's been, hey, i raised the most amount of money so i get to be the next speaker. that's -- that was the path to get willing in the past. elizabeth: what do you think of this, who would -- would you pick jim jordan or steve scalise? jim jordan, he's also saying the house will not give priority to ukraine aid. they're going to package israeli aid with ukraine aid. that's what they're talking about saying we've got to help

israel. who would you pick? >> i like both of them and i'm supportive of both of them. to my point, you don't know what their promises are, what their agenda's going to b. how much emphasis will they give to the committee chairman? what will they do with investigations. how are they -- what are they going to do to support a chairman that offers a subpoena? these are pretty important questions and how do they get back to regular order do continued resolutions and in favor of omnibus? none of these gentlemen have offered a specific plan to deal with that and if you don't have a chance to ask that question and hear what they're going to do, i don't know. i know they're both great people, and it would be far better than any democrat out there. they could both serve and i worry about steve scalise's health. does he have the stamina to work at this every single day 18-20 hours a day. i don't know. i wish him the best of health, but i don't know. elizabeth: got it.

jason chaffetz, thank you. a fourth night of bombings and the president is sending more munitions to help israel and boeing sending smart bombs as well and the president calling hamas "unadulterated evil". students at columbia, stanford, yale and northwestern, they're joining harvard students in backing hamas terrorists. they're on the level ovisis. should these schools refund their pricey tuition for not teaching these students that hamas are terrorists? not teaching anti-semitism. and economist antoni and global oil prices jumping and watch for oil prices. let's check in with dagen and sean next hour on the bottom line. >> yeah, i thought jason was going to pick someone for speaker. he didn't do that .

we're waiting on the bottom line and we're talking about israel, hamas, joe biden finally addresses the country. we have dave rubin and david webb on that at this hour. >> david asman, amari also on. why is it impossible for the most air diet and educated. those who run our greatest universities to condemn terror attacks and say the killing of babies and the elderly atrocities like that is wrong? why is that so difficult on this day and age? top of the hour. it's a quiet refuge. they're not just headlights... they light the way forward.

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think we change the strategic petroleum reserve into a tactic cal reserve and the tactic was trying to reduce inflation during a midterm election year and the consequence was that we've taken the reserve from about 650 million barrels to about 350 million barrels. for little more perspective on that, instead of having a month supply of oil in there, which is what we'd like in case of a national emergency, now we only have something around 17 days. des not enough to meet a crisis and it's troubling givenning global state. elizabeth: we have chair and senate ranking member senator john barrasso, they're asking the gao to probe the draining dg and strategic reserve and citi bank warning hamas terror attacks on israel almost certainly postpone any high expectation of saudi arabia and opec+ stopping its extra

1.5 million a barrel day cut in oil production. this as the president has done hundreds of executive actions undercutting u.s. energy. >> absolutelyment we should remember by the way that the big reason why the saudis are now cutting production is because this president took back his promise so fill the reserve and then he drained it even further and the saudis are looking and asking why on earth are we going to do this country any favors when they broke their word to us. that's a very good question. elizabeth: the white house is now sending munitions and armament to israel. boeing sending smart bombs to israel. hezbollah reportedly shooting at israel from lebanon. we've got that. we've got the president has now two regional conflicts, it's russia ukraine and iran, hamas, israel. here at home, there's a new walkout and strike.

walgreens, ej, pharmacists are walking out of stores in five states. this is happening in arizona, washington, massachusetts, oregon, and more. so this is going to hit now people who need to like get their drugs and medications prescriptions filled. this is also the uaw strike and the kaiser permanente strike. what's going on here? >> liz, this is a time you wish you were wrong. i wrote two years ago this month for fox news detailing any time there's periods of high inflation, particularly when that inflation rises very quickly, in other words exactly what we've had under president biden, those are periods with lots of labor unrest and strikes. that's precisely what we've seen and continue to see to this day. because ibram fellation is continuing, i don't see this

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is arguably the most prestigious university in this country who said they hold the israeli regime entirely responsible for the unfolding violence? i mean, it's absolutely shocking to see more and more student groups piling on, and i have to say, like, as somebody who's a member of gen-z, who's 23 years old, it's shocking to see these parallel realities. i see kids that i knew in the same classrooms, half of whom are posting the images of the grotesque violence and terrorism that's taking place, and the other half of whom are posting their support for palestine and for hamas and for the people who have perpetrated these unthinkable crimes against civilians. elizabeth: you know, harvard's president again criticized for not condemning those student groups who back a hamas. former treasury secretary, harvard president, former harvard president larry scherrs says he's, quote, sickened by their silence -- larry summers -- he feels alienated from the school, and claudine

gay said the students have the right to speak for themself, but they don't represent the university. free speech is the excuse for not condemning? >> the president did today say they view it as terrorist atrocities. unfortunately, i think those of us who are champions of free speech are put in often a really uncomfortable situation where it's even the most detestable speech needs to be upheld as someone's right to express it, but that does not protect them from the fact that we should all be very vociferously condemning the fact that there are 40 babies that are kid, nearly a dozen americans -- are dead -- more than 1,000 civilians. just because they do have free peach does not protect them from rightfully being condemned for standing behind a terrorist organization. elizabeth: you know, so the web sites of the most prestigious university in the country, they're posting about climate change, about sustainability week, nothing about what israel says is the greatest slaughter of jews since the holocaust. the author jennifer sey, she's

tweeted that universities, corporate dei departments, leftist activists now offhis murders and -- offhis murders as dee colonization. what do you think? >> yeah. i think they've set a precedent in which they've commented very publicly and forcefully in a knee-jerk way especially during 20209 with the black lives matters rallies, and they've set the precedent that organizations and colleges apparently are entities with opinions. and it's really terrifying to see just how silent so many of them have been or at least how ambiguous so many of them have been in condemning -- elizabeth: look what they get upset about. they think misgenderring should be a claim -- >> absolutely. elizabeth: but raping, murdering and parading dead, innocent women's bodies around saying that's what they deserve? they speak about social justice, ant ukraine. why -- about ukraine. why are they so conspicuously silent on the level of terror on the level of isis? >> absolutely.

words are violence, they make that argument, yet they're conspicuously silent on condemning actual, horrific violence perpetrated against innocent civilians. elizabeth: what would you say to these students? >> i would say actually open your minds and do your homework and get outside your little social media crevice, because it's disturbing to see these parallel realities, and it's a testament to how polarized we are today because of social media. elizabeth: got it. we hope to read more of what you write. you're very, very smart, very clear and spoken with a lot of clarity there. it was really good stuff. thank you for that terrific interview is. tune in tomorrow, we've got congressman tony gonzalez, lieutenant colonel james carafano and much, much more. we're staying on the breaking news and the is headlines. i'm elizabeth macdonald. thank you so much for watching "the evening edit" on fox business. now it's time for my buddies at the bottom line. it's good to see dagen and sean.

take it away. dagen: thank you