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stuart: it is 10:00 eastern. israel says hamas is telling palestinians not to move after they want everyone to evacuate before they launch a ground invasion which is imminent. massive protests erupting from the west bank to yemen. lebanon backed has bought the -- iran backed hezbollah saying it is fully prepared to join the fight against israel, quote, when the time comes. this raises new fears that israel could face a multi-front war. here at home, major cities on high alert. former hamas leader declared a global day of jihad urging protesters to join the war against israel. from los angeles to new york city, stepped up security, the fbi urges the public to be vigilant as more mass protests are planned across the nation. let's turn to our money,

reporting all of that going around the world. i see a nice rally, 200 points for the dow jones, smaller game for the s&p and nasdaq. 10 year treasury yield is down 462. the price of oil reacting to the tensions in the middle east, $86 a barrel. moments ago we received the latest on consumer sentiment. important indicator, the number please. ashley: sentiment is dropping, coming in at 63.0, the lowest since may, we expect 67. 2. that is a big drop, 68.1 last month, the third straight from 71.6 in july. put this in perspective. the old time low of 50 was set in june of last year, very poor reading indeed. sentiment is dropping.

stuart: something the market likes. thanks very much. now this. today, in new york city, many parents will keep their children home from school. all police officers have been told to report for duty in uniform, no excuses. you can see them heavily armed especially near jewish schools all of this after khalid michelle called for a day of jihad. in new york with a large jewish population has to take the threat seriously. this city has gone from one disaster to another, an awful decade. for 8 years new york city has run into the ground by a socialist mayor who campaigned against police as the city went through a crime surge, pandemic lockdowns went on too long and office building still

half-empty. then came the migrants, the city was and is overwhelmed and our jewish friends and colleagues are threatened by the same terrorists who murdered jewish women and children in israel. demonstrators on the street with hateful messages and in colleges here anti-semitism runs unchecked, that is new york today, the poster child of urban decline. second hour of varney just getting started. ♪ stuart: tammy bruce joined me this morning, anti-semitism, hatred is rampant in this city, that is a sign of how low we have sunk. >> reporter: it is urban dk, response to latin american leadership, it is weak, they

facilitated this, the signaling to people here and around the world is america doesn't matter, we don't care about ourselves, the police are bad, you can do as you please because america itself should be attacked, it is not worthy of defending their own people, not worthy of defending their own citizens. that translates here and abroad. when you have foreigners here, we don't know who they are, who have come here illegally, don't care enough to follow the group who are not here to become americans, who are not here because they are refugees, there may be a few, the majority are ill legal migrants. we don't know where they are from. we know massive numbers of people, have major terrorism issues. not just for us but for europe, that is why you see these kinds of demonstrations.

i understand the argument for people who say we need to stay out of this, no more forever wars, this is none of our business. we saw that with afghanistan and al qaeda. we did nothing with usama bin laden, the people were abused, within being murdered. it was not of our business card too far away, then september 11th happens. it is now a global village. things that happen in other places affect us and the same with hamas. these are dynamics, there are riots, the posters being torn down, in the united kingdom, saying looking for who is missing. stuart: anti-semitism in britain spiked 300%. %. >> i don't think it's new. people see the action in israel, given them permission to be honest. this has been seeded into these countries.

new york experienced some attacks, and 3 arrests in toronto for people threatening a jewish school. this is the trigger and want it to be global. the jews are the first problem for them and their goal as it has been said by hamas to change the world to the islamist point of view. christians become an issue and they noted that christians will be a factor as well. this is the front of what the terrorist islam framework wanted, what isis wanted, what al qaeda wanted and what iran has stated certainly about israel. this is our fight and we've got to not look away because we think it can't hurt us here. strong american leadership, this wouldn't be happening in the first place so this is not the normal dynamic.

it is about american leadership, what republicans are doing in the house of representatives, strong leadership specific leadership, they had that with trump, like him or not but this was not the world when trump was president because they were afraid of him. stuart: thanks very much indeed. msnbc, there war coverage, ashley, come back in again. ashley: they lost 33% prime time viewers since the attack on israel. they launch 24% from the four days from october 7th and 10th, the same period the previous week. msnbc has drawn intense criticism over its coverage of hamas's attack of israel, some of the channel's posts were slammed for saying the hamas assault was the result of, quote, failed policies by israel and the united states, called the attackers

terrorists. andrea mitchell coming under fire for asking israeli mother whose sons were abducted by hamas terrorists what she thought about israeli airstrikes in the gaza strip. stuart: thanks. check the markets. 38 minutes into the session. nasdaq, small loss, luke lloyd with me now. banks kickoff the earnings season and big banks are looking good. is that a rally in the dow? >> jpmorgan looking pretty great this morning. not worried about the jpmorgans of the world, smaller regional bank, we are ignoring part of a larger story, a bunch of smoke

and mirrors behind the scenes, back in 2008, where banks no longer need to report fair value of assets hit by higher interest rates, earnings look better. this caused first republic to go under early this year. bank like silicon valley, get away with not pricing assets of fair market value and customers started leaving. rates are 1% higher than they were in march, and bonds it more since march, it will take less people leaving to create more pain so jpmorgan at an all-time high, and down 30%. smaller regional banks. stuart: the war continues does that have any impact on the national debt.

>> absolutely. i'm not a national security or political expert that markets can tell you a lot, treasury yields drop with stronger than expected inflation report. they expect this to escalate or stay around pretty long. maybe a china/taiwan event, between russia, ukraine, israel, and hamas. the national debt is passed the point of no return and only go up from here, the scary part is government is spending money like it is wartime. we have the same level of debt to gdp we were at at the end of world war ii but our economy is 100 times bigger than it was in world war ii. that's a lot of debt. the other comparison is interest rates. in world war ii interest rates were less then one%. one person. now our debt is refinanced at 5%. that is unprecedented amount of debt so the solution, you either reduce debt or increase gdp.

shouldn't expect the government reduce debt so gdp is the answer. people expect four day work weeks, working from home will be hard to do. stuart: i can see you are worried about a couple of things. we will see you again soon. some good news on the strikes going on. union workers reached a tentative deal of kaiser permanente. how far did we get in this dispute? ashley: great question and i wish i could tell you. we do not know the details yet of the tentative agreement. they are not saying the union has been on strike for better pay and improved staffing levels, the walkout lasted just three days but it had been the largest ever healthcare strike in history. the union coalition representing 40% of their nonphysician leads, emts, x-ray technicians, rank and file

union members get to vote on the labor agreement with their employer but they vote no but the strike could still happen. stuart: the white house says it will start arranging charter flights to get stranded americans out of israel. john kirby defend the administer ration's response. madison alworth with the report from new york airports coming up. the us sent a team of special forces to help prosecute -- rescue the hostages. how do they get hostages out when israel was about to launch a ground invasion? we will speak to a former navy seal about that next. ♪

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adam: stuart: the dow has lost some of it again. of its again. it was up to hundred, now it is up, the dow is 20 points. the administration says it will arrange charter flights to help americans leave israel. have the flights begun. >> our understanding they've not started yet. we expect them to start today because the government announced they would begin chartering those flights today from israel to europe to get american stock, one step closer to getting home. no fight of taken off the ground. solely on commercial traffic. and official number of

americans stuck in israel have not been announced, we understand it is -- while waiting five days to hear an exit strategy from the us government, some americans decided to take matters into their own hands taking multiple flights, hopscotch and across europe and spending thousands of dollars in the process to get back to the us. here at newark liver international airport for the past two days talking to americans able to get back from israel. travel is telling us they wish they had more help from the us government sooner. >> i called the us embassy looking for flights and they had nothing. i was grambling unlikely because i was able to afford some flights i took four flights to get here. i exhausted my savings to be with my family. i felt they should have been offering flights earlier. >> reporter: americans in israel received this e-mail from the state department. if they reply to it they will

get further information from -- about departing israel with us government assistance. in the meantime, airlines also started to step up. we hear from american airlines they are going to help with this process, united has added three round-trip flights to athens, greece, and telling them at this time we have seats available from european airports that offer capacity for connections from israel and will coordinate with the department of state on additional capacity needs, operating larger aircraft and when it comes to the us government and their exit strategy we are told it could also be a land and sea because with thousands of people there we have to look at every option. stuart: thanks very much indeed. andy is a former navy seal enjoins me now. how can hostages be rescued

when israel is about to launch a huge invasion? how can you possibly help them out? >> that an incredibly complicated question. you could, from a military operation perspective do it at the same time as a ground invasion will coordinate rescues to go down independently, but it depends on the battlefield that is laid out with hamas telling people not to leave, that complicates the situation by keeping chess pieces on the chessboard itself, doesn't make it impossible but certainly makes it more complex. stuart: if israel is going to eradicate hamas, it will level much of gaza i presume which means, i hate to put it like this but there is not that much hope of rescuing those people being held hostage now.

>> i don't like those terms but i tend to agree with you, i don't think an ideology can truly be destroyed. 's israelis going to achieve military goals they have stated and clear the entire area to make a difficult decision. how much are they going to tolerate when it comes to loss of life, civilians or hostages. tactical perspective, taking hostages on the battlefield or civilians on the battlefield makes sense. i hope those people being told not to leave realize those telling them not to leave don't care about them. they care about their own ideology. stuart: is it possible for america to help ukraine militarily, to help israel militarily and help taiwan militarily, if there's another threat from china.

what i'm getting at is can we do all of this at the same time? do we need a huge increase in our defense budget? >> conceptually we would be able to do it. the israeli military is capable in combat. they have counterterrorist forces, hostage rescue forces. from a support perspective the best thing we can do, from intelligence arena, the same thing, to allow our military to be disparate across the globe from a fully engaged perspective but the military ability we have through the intelligence complex or ground support, if we apply it properly we could do so so in concept, it is possible --

stuart: supply your expertise and see us again. a new fox poll asked voters if there should be limits on our aid to ukraine. what do voters say a? ashley: interesting but according to the latest poll by fox news a growing number of americans believe there should be a time limit on support for ukraine. in february '46% of people said there should be a timeframe but that has risen to 51% and likewise, when asked about supporting ukraine as long as it takes 50% said yes but that has dropped to 45%. i wouldn't say support for ukraine is dramatically falling but sentiment is starting to wane a little bit especially when it comes to some sort of timeframe. stuart: senator john fetterman marking republicans, saying america isn't sending the best and brightest to congress. israel has given 24 hour notice

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stuart: some important numbers, the yield on the 10-year treasury is down 4. 63%. 3%. the yield on the 2-year treasury last time we checked was just above 5%. it move%. it move it up a bit more, 5.04%. oil another critical factor in the financial market these days, going up, $86 a barrel. that's where we are now. come back in, ashley. ashley: the manufacturer along with spirit aerosystems dipping after the company announced it will expand the scope of the inspection, looking at production defects in the 737-8 jets, boeing down 3.4%. on the other side, ozempic getting a nice boost this money, the drugmaker is raising the outlook for the year, surge

in sales of the popular weight loss drugs. ozempic is for diabetes and weight loss and a nice side effect. gordon, operating the stock, always good news dollar general up 8.5%, up nearly $9. stuart: i call that a solid gain. leaflets were dropped over gaza telling residents to evacuate, they were given 24 hours to get out. mike huckabee joins the now. as a christian, what is the morality of what israel is about to do in gaza? there will be significant civilian casualties. as a christian, how do we look at this? >> what about the morality of what hamas did? burning babies in their crib, shooting people in the face, going after people who were

completely innocent civilians. there is no pure answer here. as a christian, you have to recognize that you stand against israel. what happened to the israelis is nothing short of israel. there were no leaflets dropped, no phone messages left on everyone's phone, as the israelis are doing this very minute. they are telling the people of gaza get out. they've taken to television station, the israelis have, broadcasting on gaza television channel right now telling people if you are in the north, get out. don't know what else they could do but they have to get rid of hamas. otherwise they don't have a country, don't have security and don't have peace. after going through the holocaust and being chased around the world, the jewish people have a right to a safe and secure homeland and the morality here is don't go and murder people in barbarian style as hamas did. if you do the only thing left is to stop it so that other

babies aren't burned in their cribs and other grammars aren't in wheelchairs and teenagers are not slaughtered when they go to a dance party. stuart: you've been to israel many times over 50 years. i put it to you the next time you go, i am sure you will go. >> it will be. israel has always been security conscious, but their sobriety coming with this. over a hundred times, my first trip was 1973, just before the yom kippur war. after something has happened in israel, there's a level of security and safety that exceeds what was there before. we will see that, what their won't be, tolerance for allowing people to trifle with his relapse security, israel be

a safer place in the future. they will take stringent security matters as we have seen they have to. they have no choice. stuart: let's bring our discussion home. senator john fetterman told steven colbert the members of congress are not america's best and brightest. >> you need to know america is not sending their best and brightest to washington dc. [laughter and applause] sometimes you literally can't believe, these people are making the decisions that are determining the government here. it is actually scary. stuart: have at it, your response to senator fetterman. >> i don't think that i am was laughing with him, they were laughing at him. he sits there is the embodiment of everything wrong with what's going on in washington. he is the joke that has been inflicted upon us. i was amazed that he said that.

i'm thinking fetterman, there's no one that depicts more clearly the kind of people being sent to washington than you, dressed up like a junior high gamer, somehow be leaving the inability to put a sentence together that we are supposed to believe you are the best and brightest? if that's the best and the brightest, god help this dear country. stuart: i think you made your point. thanks for being with us. thank you very much. looking at the latest fox paul, shows how voters feel about the direction our country has taken. doesn't look like people are happy. ashley: they are not. the latest poll from fox news shows 3 quarters of americans, 72% are not happy with the direction of the country, that is up 20% from april 2021. it's not just the

administration people are not outside with, 62% disapprove of the job congressional democrats are doing, 66% disapprove of congressional republicans. the 6 point difference is driven by more republicans, 40% being critical of their own party's lawmakers and democrats of theirs at 23% but clearly the sentiment is headed in the wrong direction. stuart: that is clear indeed. police departments ramping up their presence after a former hamas leader calls for a day of jihad, nate foy has the report on that coming up. my next guest callback to fight in israel. i want to know how he feels about what's about to happen in gaza. we will be back.

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stuart: the uaw, on the screen right there, the uaw is not extending it strike today but is prepared to call on more locals and walk out if necessary. show me the stocks. they made 40 minutes ago, nonetheless, ford is down a bit more and general motors, $30 a share. the strike would not be expanded. after surviving the hamas terror attack, and israeli couple chose to report for active-duty. tell me the story. ashley: that couple say they were fortunate to escape the carnage of the music festival with bullets flying, they were among the first to reach their vehicle but hamas terrorists launched the surprise attack, and this is what they said.

>> they came back from this party. they just came as you say to listen to music to celebrate the freedom of their life and just enjoy and never come back home. ashley: a couple assigned to the combat engineering reserve battalion, is responsible for among other things dismantling minefields and constructing fortifications, one small story of carnage. ashley: stuart: more pro palestine rallies are planned for today in new york city. nate foy is following the action. former hamas chief called for global day of jihad. what security measures are in place in new york? >> reporter: the nypd is

beefing up its resources. every officer will be in uniform ready to respond to any threats presented today. i spoke to the new york field office. he confirms what we heard from governor hochul and mayor adams, there are no critical threats in new york city and they urge everybody to remain vigilant not only because of the protests but the former leader of hamas calling for that global day of jihad. you mentioned, his name is michal and i asked how they interpret the global day of jihad. they declined to answer but this is coming from the former head of a terrorist organization so there are security concerns on what exactly we will see at pro palestine rallies. one of them in times square, multiple palestinian organizations person it was one

of them is called within our lifetime. they are openly against a two state solution, advocate eliminating israel by any means necessary, indirect quote from the website. another is resist the violence of the us empire. not just new york city rallies are scheduled in miami as well as albuquerque, new mexico, berkeley, california. we've seen many protests this week. and new york mayor adams talked about what the city is doing to keep everybody safe. >> we directed the nypd to search additional resources to schools, houses of worship, to ensure that they were safe and our city remains a place of peace. also stepping up nypd patrols and key neighborhoods to help protect all of our city residents.

>> reporter: governor kathy hochul is ready to call in the national guard if needed. stuart: my next guest was called back to israel to fight. rudy, you are live on the front lines. how do you feel about what israel is real is about to do in gaza? there is sure to be a lot of civilian casualties. how do you feel about that? >> as a reservist, we are prepared to defend our country and this is on both sides which is why none of us wants to go to war. we don't want to be put in a position, hamas wants to maximize the death on both sides, they attack civilians and the massacres by shooting rockets or terror attacks and also death on the palestinian side. they intentionally place their civilians in places where rockets are being fired. when israel fires back and has

no other choice, those rockets hit with the palestinians. we can see it is not an issue of a war between jews and muslims or between palestinians and israelis, this is a war between hamas, which is profiting from this terror organization they created. stuart: how do the is really people feel about support of the government? >> a very hard time. we just went through one of the worst massacres we witnessed in our lives, in a very long time. it is hard on all of us. the israeli people have seen horrible things, especially as a people of israel, there have been great nations that have come to this, the romans, greeks, persians, babylonians, syrians and great nations are gone in american history so there's the theory that if you repeat the same thing and expect a different result, that's the definition of

insanity. nations are going to try to come out to israel and we should learn from the past, every nation that has come for us, that has attacked us in debt up in the history book and is no longer there. when i say nation i don't mean the palestinian people. hamas does not revisit the palestinian people in the majority of the palestinian people are innocent people and cousins of israel and we are looking for a way to move forward but the first thing to do is take up hamas, save the israelis. stuart: is morale in the army strong? >> you can never move the morale from the jewish people, you can take lives but never take our morale away. stuart: thank you very much for being with us today. we wish you well. americans are being held hostage, cities are under terror threat and the republican party can't decide on a house speaker.

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philadelphia. in your opinion, what is the reality of the president's economic policies? >> reporter: how much time are you giving me for this segment. the president will be here in three hours. at the terminal behind me, talking about spending $7 billion on the hydrogen hub out of the bipod is an infrastructure bill. there will be 7 of these hubs around the country. the president believes hydrogen can be a cleaner source of energy for heavy-duty transportation at a source of energy used in steel, chemical, and cement manufacturing. the american petroleum institute says national security at the same time the us should be building the oil and natural gas industry. >> as we look around the world and consider where the supply should come from we think the first choice especially for american policymakers should always be the united states. >> reporter: the president coming here well 14 americans

are missing israel, some of those could be hostages, are thousands more americans trying to get out of that country in the ground war imminent. >> for the president to go to philadelphia, to get out of is really the imminent ground war. >> the president has to do multiple things at once. the president will go to philly and talk about bidenomics and what he is doing to bring back manufacturing, create good paying jobs. >> reporter: the white house wants to talk about the spending to change the perception of him and the economy. ashley: stuart: mike dunnleavy is president of the giant state of alaska, i've been there a few times, it is gigantic. what has bidenomics done for alaska? >> not much. if you believe a 20% increase

in inflation since he came into office is a terrible situation for all of us, not just alaska but also the bigger scheme of things, shooting down and wire --anwar shutting down a host of opportunities in alaska doesn't bode well and we see this happen across the country and with mores happening overseas, we need to be explored, developing more here now in america than before. right now those policies are not helping us. stuart: can you exploit the resources of alaska? >> absolutely. if they take the cuffs off in washington the agencies are able to permit a timely fashion. not only are they stopping fossil fuels but if you want to do anything renewables you have to have a timely funding process, can't wait 10 or 15 years for a renewable project or transmission project so it

is a double whammy for us. it is the fact they don't want us on fossil fuels. stuart: rising interest rates will be difficult for you. you need to borrow money for these projects, they get more expensive. >> when these bills came out, that money would sit in the table with inflation to erode those funds. we don't get permitting in that order and our spending under control, we are going to have a bigger problem than we have now. stuart: i want to talk about what is going on in the house of representatives, they don't have a speaker, ten days with no speaker. almost embarrassing, people are in despair. what's going on? >> it is my hope this week they come together and get a speaker who is qualified. that is our hope. a number of qualified folks, but speaking about representative jordan, i think

he is very capable and could lead this caucus and the house of representatives and especially with what is happening overseas. stuart: can jim jordan get the votes? 217 votes? >> there needs to be some introspection in the next couple days. how long can this go on? does this help the american people? stuart: it is a disaster. a year from now they have to vote, all members of the house of representatives will be up for reelection. i think voters will remember this. i don't think this is good for the republican party. >> everyone knows that including republicans in congress. representative jordan is up and hope to get a fair shot. stuart: you are governor of the state. how are you involved in the election of speaker? >> we are not involved. everybody gets together quickly so we can get things done. stuart: today? please? you are all right, thanks for

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