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thank you, larry. the latest news coming in, israel's troops on the ground in gaza to take out hamas plus what everyone is missing, 27 americans dead. that's one of the worst terror attacks on u.s. citizens in history, that happened in israel. will the war expand with hezbollah and syria? new gop pressure on the president to fire his nsa jake sullivan. this exclusive, darrell isa joined us on his push to get the fbi to investigate biden's ongoing to iran for compromising u.s. national security. will jim jordan get the speaker gavel? he's not the top house gop pit and a trump again is ahead of biden and more battleground states. top new york times columnist claims democrat socialist backing hamas terrorists and in embarrassment. american lawmakers demand harvard fix academic

malpractice. pro- hamas anti-semitism. i'm elizabeth macdonald, "the evening edit" starts right now. ♪ >> at this hour, israeli infantry and tank units on the move, localized rates to rescue hostages. israel says there will be no let up until all hostages are free. 1.1 million in order to evacuate out of northern gaza and the death toll rises to 4600 dead. 11000 injured, at least 500 american citizens in the gaza strip, many more stranded in israel, the white house working to get americans out. madison all work has the story, she's at newark international in new jersey. good to see you. >> good to see you. the u.s. government turning sites from israel to europe to

get americans out. the first chartered flight we have learned has taken off today. thousands still stuck in israel. the first flight taking off 100 americans evacuated. we are hearing the u.s. is in the beginning stages of planning a cruise ship option to get american evacuees out of israel. up until today when it came to leaving the country of israel for americans, they've been having to do it on their own spending thousands of dollars in fines and taking multiple legs get home. stretching across europe sometimes three or four flights later. at the end of the journey there is happiness and sadness. happiness to be reconnected, sadness to have left israel and the journey has been far from easy emotionally. we met the run works, they started travel tuesday arriving just today days later. susie, mom of four traveling with her kids and she says they were not accepted everywhere they went getting this welcome

increase. >> they gave us the last three beds, three rooms and we should be quiet and not make noise because they have a meeting or something with staff and they don't want us here because they are close to israel in fear of becoming a target was -- stay away, we don't want you here. >> right now the only commercial airline operating nonstop flights between israel and u.s. is our love, israeli airline. a break of 40 year tradition, they will lie tomorrow during the sabbath to get americans back to the u.s. and also get israelis that want to go back into israel there as well. >> madison, great reporting. joining us now, he's on the move in israel, military reservist ross, thank you for joining us.

we spoke with you tuesday before the grand operation ramping up for invasion, what's happening now? >> it looks like on the ground they are seeing more and more people, forces are entering to mostly collect bodies of the border and we haven't had a massive ground invasion and we sleep on the ground as well. >> is israel taking has a lot and out of syria? >> they are trying to escalate and some people fear of it, i personally think if now is the time they take it all. if it not cleaning the stables, might as well, why not?

>> you feel the world is getting the message like isis they have no regard for human life, democracies don't attack innocent civilians like paris do? >> the thing with me now is hamas understood the damage they cause themselves and what they did they said look, we're just like isis. when you tell americans hamas, we tell them is isis, executing civilians is a whole different story. they lost the company starting two days ago they are starting to claim they don't kidnap civilians, everything is fine, blah blah blah. i said wait, wait. that's what exactly what made me

start in the beginning and now hamas even before its operation hamas is saying no, it wasn't like that. it gives them more fuel. hamas is isis. >> ross, please stay safe. we appreciate and respect your courage and bravery as well as other israelis. israel is a tiny beacon of li light. 10 million, right? 70 miles wide in a sea of 430 and 22 week nation states. final word, take it. >> what's interesting is we have been hearing complaints that evacuees from gaza, they condemn us how dare we attack gaza? i hope and tried to go that somebody will give me 20 seconds warning before terrorists are in the sky on my house. we were the first community to

attack, we have no time to respond. thirty seconds i could run outside. when they bumped gaza at least we warm civilians. >> got it, stay safe. joining us now retired lieutenant james, colonel, you heard that. what is your reaction this will expand into a three front war? we hear the biden white house killing israel to slow down gaza operations, what is your take? >> so far gaza sounds more like 2014 and 2008. 2008 was operation cap when the israelis went with major forces to conduct occupation, 2022 days, intense combat. they did in 2014 when a soldier kidnapped, they did a lot of airstrikes and targeted operations looking for the guy. so far it sounds like this is the plan, a lot of airstrikes and infrastructure, some rates

recover boundaries and look for hostages, maybe go after high-value targets so that's what we see so far. the second thing is the thing we need to watch because you said they are like isis. they are not. isis did not have a state-sponsored. hamas and hezbollah are backed by iran and iran has a plan and we see the real blowout, it's because when i run wants to do, they will not destroy israel but they will weaken israel and hopefully in humiliate the united states and that would prolong a perfect position in the middle of biden's presidential campaign to declare nuclear breakout and that's the real worst-case scenario. >> it is. pentagon chief lloyd often said he knows isis well, what hamas did was worse than isis, he means in terms of butchery. this is not false equivalences and neutrality, he planned war in isis saying this is about the civilized region gaza strip from

terrorism so that's his take. the got 27 americans killed by hamas and it makes us one of the worst terror attacks on americans in u.s. history, if you think the white house and american people the viewer is it, you think the democratic party and those who support hamas get back? >> so far israeli casualties and motors, 15, 1600 proportionally to israeli relation that completely endorse 9/11. we had a little less than 3000 innocent killed on 9/11 and population of 330 million. this is devastating to israelis. this is a horror attack on unprecedented scale and for the purpose to do as much damage, horror and fear to the iranian people -- israeli people as possible to make them believe you cannot defend the people of israel. >> thank you so much for joining

us, it's good to see you. joining us now, former national security council chief of staff, it's good to see you again. what you think of senator marsha blackburn sending a letter demanding he fire national security advisor jake sullivan saying he is behind on policy mistakes and iran, middle east, afghanistan and more? >> calling on president biden to get rid of lincoln and sullivan and austin, national security team are not even second-tier and we need better experienced people. i would bring in maybe jane harman, the president desperately needs more experienced national security officials who can give good advice and maybe stand up to the things the president may say that would be bad policy. >> sullivan on tape on camera saying he's never seen the mid east basically is quiet he's ever seen it and meaning he

could sit back on his job because it was quiet. also this, white house is confusing everyone over is $6 billion in funds for iran. the hostage swap. his holding on to get americans out? of course we don't know but i want your reaction on the white house again appears to blame former president trump. watch this. >> money in question, iranian money, not american taxpayer dollars. money allowed to accrue and bank account from the sale of iranian oil and mechanism along iran to get the money and have an account. established by the trump administration. the account that was established in south korea for technical reasons, i meant was having trouble the funds which is always allowed to use for humanitarian purposes. >> the money for the live to accrue to these accounts under the trump administration.

>> two things -- blinken said he was always allowed to use the money, what's going on? the misleading accruing under trump, that's a falsehood, it set up under the obama white house. former president obama signed a bill into law setting this up. the term white house following the law and what they did was minimize iran's revenue, what you think of all of this? >> that's exactly right. a lot of falsehood sit and the $6 billion was iranian money held in a south korean bank. the u.s. arranged for it to be sent back to iran to free american prisoners. when a state does that, they pay ransom, we pay ransom to release american prisoners they made a big deal think the money hasn't been released yet, none is going to hamas, that is a distraction for the biden administration doesn't want to discuss the fact that a rainy revenues and hamas revenues surged under this

administration and hasn't been honoring oil sanctions against iran, oil revenues for iran from 6.6 billion to 30 billion in two years, hamas receiving hundreds of millions of dollars from the united states to the palestinian authority, this is funny the trump administration shut off. when we hear about the $6 billion, it's noise because the administration is to talk about these funds. >> you are terrific, we will have you on again soon. still ahead, darrell issa, the messenger congress joe concha, former white house speechwriter mark, these stories, academic malpractice at universities like harvard. probe hamas students daily not taught that they will get no safe spaces with hamas terrorists who slaughtered children, women, seniors and lgbtq folks. they are not taught israel is a

tiny beacon of democracy, freedom and light of 10 million people in a sea of ready to arab league nations with for 20 million plus the president seems distracted, bidenomics. he war rages. that's next on "the evening edit". ♪

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with got breaking news, jim jordan what the top choice of the gop conference tonight, let's welcome texas congressman michael cloud, it's good to see you. is jordan your pick? joe vote for ford jordan? is everybody going to vote for jim jordan? >> i think so, when people get chance to get back to their offices and look at the offices here, it's clear to the american people what they want to they are still a couple of people who have questions to get answered and they will have the opportunity to talk to jim over the weekend and hopefully come back monday, tuesday and jordan will be speaker of the house. >> can you tell us exactly behind the scenes, was the fight about? why did it take ten days? >> i think a lot of it has to do with are we going to be a republican party in d.c. that follows what d.c. want or a republican party that does with

the people are asking for? that's not to disparage anyone involved with this race but it's obvious who the american people want and they want to see something different in washington d.c. and not to keep doing the same thing we have for decades so this was about the. >> so this was about government overspending, inflationary that spending, it's about organizing the government to go after democrat enemies. the democrat party, many of them seem to act like they only represent democrats when they represent the entire u.s., at least as of late they are supposed to do that so spell out the policy differences, what were they? >> what we have seen in the past no matter who was in charge, we were racing toward the physical cliff when publicans were in charge, who would jog toward it and set of race but we've got to go a different course and where we are headed as a nation so is one of the any issues with the federal government, the bureaucracy has gone out of control weaponize against the

american people so this is about restoring the government of the people, back to people and for the american people and there's no stronger leader than that marc jim jordan and it's often to see who's made it this far, maybe some hard feelings over how we got this and that could be understandable, we could get a chance to talk to them in the individual conversations. >> we have seen him in action, he goes toe to toe, he's fearless and does not stand down. he keeps going. he's leading the charge under the impeachment inquiry into allegations of the biden family corruption. this story, too, president biden was in philadelphia today touting bidenomics talking about hydrogen power but more polls show three quarters of americans not happy with bidenomics. have democrat voters on the wrong track and majority of independent say that the stock market as the war escalates,

former st. louis president james bullard talking interest rates going six and a half% to battle creeping up inflation, what do you think? >> what you are saying is true, the american people are not with the bidenomics plan so we got to reverse course. we need to get back to getting back to fiscal responsibly and we have seen crazy spending leading to inflation you are talking about and to get back to sound fiscal responsibly, we have seen the democratic party go crazy on the issues but also a number of different issues across the spectrum so it's about restoring a government that will work for the people, getting back to good government and american people don't have to wonder. >> one final question, do you know anything about the democrats reaction to jim jordan being speaker, are they upset? >> we just walked out of the meeting and haven't had a chance to talk to anyone but this is

really about what the american people voted for, lead on conservative issues and we know what it's going to take to get us back to sound fiscal policy. you mentioned where the american people are when it comes to the left and it's not what the american people want so we will get back to governing and it will be great for the american people. >> thank you for joining us, good to see you. this story, a top columnist, michelle goldberg from the center left new york times now says democrats socialist are an embarrassment for applying hamas terror attacks and witchery in israel and we have the messenger joe concha joe concha unlike demand refunds like schools like harvard for academic malpractice not teaching the truth about hamas terrorists and israel and how israel is a tiny beacon of democracy, freedom of 10 million in a sea 22 arab league nations

with 420 million, we'll talk about this next on "the evening edit". ♪

the war against hamas terrorists reveals just how far off the deep end college campuses have gone nationwide. pro-hamas students again clashing with pro- israeli students at colleges. we got fox news tv cotton live in new york city with more. good to see you. >> good evening, college campuses including here are hotbeds of across the entire country. the protest happened this afternoon follows several across the city and across the entire nation. this afternoon we saw about 100 pro- palestinian supporters demonstrating here, approaching people with flyers and got into

a heated argument with another man and both were taken away in handcuffs. nypd confirming to fox mother facing disorderly conduct urges. over at columbia university, israeli student is telling the press he won't return to campus after being assaulted. a 19-year-old woman has been arrested but less than 24 hours later hundred face-off and joined protest on campus. one student telling me to think about 100 people joined to support palestine. across town in the city most students saying we are standing in solidarity for palestine. one student accusing israel of creating. elizabeth, this week dozens of house republicans pinned a letter to u.s. education secretary miguel cardona calling on him to visit campuses where students praised actions of hamas. >> great journalism as always, stevie cotton, you are terrific. let's welcome back to the show

columnist of the messenger, joe concha. you got senator ted cruz and fellow harvard alumnus sending a letter to the president of harvard saying you've got to condemn pro-hamas students anti-semitic statements, going to do that? >> it doesn't look like it because here we are still no definitive statement of condemnation of a terror group that beheaded rabies, kidnapped the elderly, women and mowed down young adults a concert where there was nowhere to escape and i think our two parts. first, i love what the founder of pershing square capital had to say when he called on ceos who never hire any students who signed up on the letter. he said if you manage a business, would you hire someone who blamed the despicable violent acts of terror group on the victims? i don't think so. the student was signed off our have to blame but you have lives with harvard leaders and

leadership at these schools because at harvard, professors are an endangered species. check out this survey, the campus newspaper did to 36 members faculty members who responded, seven identified as conservative. seven compared to 183 who identified as liberal so harvard praises and embraces diversity but they are failing on the most important kind of diversity, the diversity of thought and that's why we see students like this out there. look at that, 183 to seven. >> incredible and i want to show the viewer, sit tight because we have 1000 hollywood celebrities and entertainment leaders condemning hamas, anti-semitism, condemning the terror attacks on israel so you will see them there. thanks, his role, evil. thomas is wicked. college students are not being

taught but she often says, is like isis, characters regularly murder women, children and lgbtq folks. democracies don't do that let's listen to what the college students themselves are saying. >> full solidarity, 75 years. >> i'm all for palestinians being free but the timing is like why now? the chair is killed 1000 people. is that what they are celebrating? >> brainwashed individuals who have no idea what's going on right now both in palestine and they are. they don't understand where hamas is causing to israeli citizens.

>> at least three times since 2000, israel offered the gaza strip, they said you can have your statehood, you can have the real estate but palestinians turned it down in favor of hamas floor terrace finish the final thing, there is a danger for universities, you have probably seen this trend, companies like walmart, google, ibm, they are saying no to the four-year college mandate for years degrees. utah and maryland dropping out for state workers so students will get a wake-up call. >> absolutely and i agree, there should be a requirement with a lot of jobs to have your degree. my brother and a trade school where they train folks to be young adults who can't afford college necessarily contractors or mechanics or electricians and when they get out, he's placing like 96, 97% drop waiting for

them right away when they graduate and they go into the workforce so these colleges, harvard, it costs $320,000 to send your kid there over four years. who could afford that? is like milk before taxes i agree and one final thing, to see protest would be like seeing this after 9/11 praising al qaeda and we didn't see any of the basically on any college campuses, it shows you how much things have changed in 20 years. >> twenty-seven americans dead in israel, that's one of the worst terror attacks on u.s. citizens in u.s. history. it's good to have your honor, thank you for joining us, terrific. we got more poles coming in, former president trump beating president biden and he background state. also, white house speechwriter warrantees and is here, he's so smart on this turning., it seems like it's happening. the new york times top opinion columnist michelle kohlberg telling democrat socialist in

embarrassment because they are tone deaf, not reality. that's coming up on the evening edit. ♪

always read your stuff. what did you make of the new york times all but columnist michelle goldberg slamming the democrat socialist of america as an embarrassment to politicians associated with it for supporting hamas and attacking israel? >> moments like this are extremely terrifying and particularly one of the silver linings a lot of people are showing true faces and i think

good decent people on the left have been shocked by anti-semitism they are seeing from their patrons. jake tapper the other day was saying this was an eye-opening moment for progressives to see they do have anti-semitism problem and if you think back to charlottesville, the far right anti-semitic rally in charlottesville how the huge outrage that existed over that and how everyone tried to limit every republican for that. there are dozens of charlottesville's happening across the country except they are having at elite unive universities, major cities where educated areas and there's and anti-semitism on the left and anti-semitism on the right but they are a little different. anti-semitism tends to be a french phenomenon. anti-semitism on the left is an economic and shows up at our most prestigious universities and on television shows with elite broadcasters and the halls

of congress with the squad so the democrats have to confront the fact that they have a serious anti-semitism problem in the party. >> and the problem not knowing history, they are almost a historical standing the facts. >> this obvious answer has always seemed to be for them to be a palestinian israeli state and then you could have peace but no one has gone for that you are seemingly not easy. >> that's totally false. israel offered palestine statehood in 2000, 2008 and 2014 palestinian leaders rejected. they were offered a path to having their own nation, 95% of the west bank, one 100% of land and gaza strip, palestinian elected, as the government, hamas not negotiating keeping it this way? msnbc host, they say the choice

to elect hamas terrorists to attack and murder innocent civilians as a reason for the blockade, the blockade of gaza exists because of hamas terrorism. >> you are your% correct. hamas has no interest in having a two state solution. their goal is destruction of the state of israel and illumination of all christians and jews so everyone will live under radical islam. that is the stated objective and what they been doing is playing hoops on the left getting their money for these infrastructure projects funding and you see videos from hamas leaders saying this saying we were waiting to plan this attack for this day. they are digging up pipelines foreign aid from the west will bring water to the palestinian people and turning them into rockets. >> it's a theocratic dictatorship out of iran ending this. gaza's leaders, they live a life

of luxury, stolen eight money and drive suvs and stay in luxury hotels overseas, adopted in 1988 said israel will be abolished, much more of this. >> punishment of the civilian population announced a war cr crime. u.s. warned israel to uphold laws of war. >> now we are standing with rhetoric about war crimes, really? with respect -- >> i just said israel revising operation will, every operation is secured and covered and reviewed legally. we have to understand there's a state in a way that builds commission of evil, this rhetoric about civilians not

aware, not involved is not true they could have risen up against that evil regime. >> what you think, final word? >> here's the proof there is anti-semitism at play. the blood of israelis has not even drag you and they are already accused them. they haven't even have the decency to wait a week or two, they will turn on israel for defending itself and the difference between israel and hamas is a mask came in and soldered and decapitated children. israel want to get out of the way they sent leave the text and do everything and hamas uses them as human shields to hide to prevent us from getting hamas leaders. they want to kill hamas. >> work reason, thank you. the latest polls, president biden losing control and swing states plus the esteemed media outlet, the hill widely read on capitol hill, julia manchester,

love her writing. she's terrific. a shakeout in the polls the 2024 gop race and trump pulling ahead of biden but first, they can and sean live from d.c. tonight, coming up on the bottom line. >> we are talking about palestinian supporters out th there, don't recognize, they are so loony hamas would kill many of them with their policies as well as rashida tlaib, she is going to be centered by the house for her comments in regard to hamas. we have jason on the show tonight. >> congress and french hill and also more national security advisor to vice president mike pence, keith kellogg will be here and i refuse to call this guy congressman, no way, no howi top of the hour. ♪

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a terrific columnist from the hill, national political reporter julia manchester, welcome to the show. good to see you friday evening what you make of this polling out of michigan? former president trump is up seven-point in michigan, 42 to 35 versus president biden? >> that shows president trump definitely has definitely good

ground game in michigan so far. when we look at michigan and a lot of other areas, that's where the presidential battle will be fought. we know president biden one michigan in 2020 but going into 2024, we can certainly expect the margin to narrow. it's going to be a tight race and a lot of these midwestern states. >> that's the story, you nailed it. you got emerson polling, emerson college trump beating biden 45 to 36, trump carried both these states in 2016, biden one in 2020. it's a reversal it looks like for now. >> a reversal for now and both of these men have displayed they have a whole with these voters in this state, blue-collar voters, in 2016 we talked about disaffected from democratic party, joe biden using his

pennsylvania roots, very much talking about that and a lot of these states. we will see which man prevails but i think a lot of it is going to depend on the state of the economy. >> exactly. kitchen table issues. people having trouble seeing inflation compound, 20% all in hunter biden. what you make of the shakeout in the gop race? florida governor rhonda sanders and nikki haley are neck and neck and a battle for second place right behind trump, what you make of that? >> it's really interesting because for a while we saw when the same wasn't really rising in the national polls rising the state, what person would be whether it tim scott, vivek ramaswamy but right now after two successful debate performances, it does appear to be nikki haley, she's really talked about how she has been

the adult in the room when it comes to gop primary honing in on her experience test state senator governor un ambassador but regardless of who wins second place, that's what of this, second-place, donald trump still leaps and bounds ahead of the rest of the primary and it's going to take effort. >> is it because trump, like no other candidate has a way to talk with you? he doesn't talk at people, final word. >> i think that's part of it but i think donald trump has more than the rest of the field, he is the former president and a lot of these people aren't as well known. you and i know but most voters aren't as aware. >> so smart, please come back soon. love it. julia manchester, she's terrific at the hill evening edit exclusive. first on foxbusiness, congressman darrell isa is going to talk to us for the first time. about his new letter to fbi director ray about biden's

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>> twenty is now in a person foxbusiness exclusive, congressman darrell eisenberg house foreign affairs, he is good to see you, guzman, can you tell his wife is in a letter to fbi director ray, but bided special envoy to iran and robert

malley. >> welcome the reason is that rob malley, represents probably the potentially largest threat since bulger has in here somebody who year after year has been key, knowing beside his to working with iran, who security clearance was pulled in what appears to be a almost a double agent to type maneuver, one in which, we do not trust him, believe that effect, he was eating them and on us and if that is the case, then he calls into question, the entire fundamentals of the policy that this administration had toward iran including the policy that allowed them to give millions of dollars, and additional oil sales, i leave of hamas attacking israel. >> so he's behind potentially appeasing iran and we know if malley her u.s. national security not mean he's the personal architect and negotiator the white house deal to try to resurrect obama's run nuclear deal and the 6 million the white house wants to give

iran and so what is he doing behind the scenes any of evidence that he sorting u.s. national security. >> while time and time again, he's a mentor said, well if we just did this for her own if we just did this were hereon, are the things and because them to work with us on the jcp and the oa and so on and that is what israel enter the real damage and long period of time which we could've had tens of billions of dollars more of their funders, or revenues tied up and remember, today iran is selling more oil than ever before at a time, when we have ordered sanctions, should cause them to be selling only sufficient to take care of basic humanitarian needs. liz: webinar he has ties to i iran. >> that's one of the questions that we would like to know more about a certainly would likely administration to properly investigated and he pulled his clearance because of contacts there were inappropriate an undisclosed and beyond that, we

really are not quite have the details but again, department of justice has an obligation and an ability to get to the bottom of it. liz: is the fbi stonewalling congress oversight over this because we have house oversight chair james, congressman glenn chair of the second main entrance of giving the initial scared if there's indication the state department the fbi stonewalling over this, then on top of biden official, appeasing iran, behind the scenes, and hurting u.s. national security and is are stonewalling going on. >> there's absolutely stonewalling remember liz, the most highly classified piece of secret argument, in any administration is classified embarrassing, and this is embarrassing to have your chief negotiator be compromise and you had oppose clearance and take him off the case after years of him telling us, what we should do is doing at. liz: so he's been suspended from his position without pay, security clearance is yanked in

the fbi's investigating and doesn't that indicate the seriousness of this. >> absolutely no question is serious but we are in the dark as to the damage he did and we do know, is a policies of this administration, were influenced by him, and the policies of lead to tens of billions of dollars of additional money but the vessel latest to this iran indication being run the business as usual is and businesses usual is why there were tens of thousands of rockets, that hamas had been paid for by ron. liz: i see your terrific you think you for joining us tonight thank you for watching animal elizabeth mcdonald you been watching the evening edit on foxbusiness, buddies dagen mcdowell and sean duffy will give yehoshua in the bottom line at a dc in just a few seconds let's take a right to them. dagen: thank you