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underway. at least 13 americans are thought to be hostages of hamas and now is really defense forces prepare for a massive ground defenses against hamas and gaza that could begin at any moment. president biden is reportedly weighing a trip to israel sparking questions about how involved the united states should get in another war. we will bring you the very latest report from the ground with fox mike tobin in the news on the political front from member danny did not, the congressman who is personally rescuing americans trapped in the chaos representative cory mills is going to be joining us. i am david asman and for neil cavuto. let's get to mike tobin in southern israel. >> where we are now is ashdod between the gaza strip in tel aviv. we keep in and i on the iron dome interceptor battery the soldiers working there and we don't give up specifics of the

location but if it goes into action we will have it from here, we just came from tel aviv, the national institute for forensics where they are doing the very grim but necessary task of identifying the victims of the october 7 massacre. 956 bodies have been brought in for identification, this poor the identified 504 of them, the director of the lab had gruesome tales to tell as far as the people brought in there, some were bound and executed, some of them burned alive, there was one parent and child bound together with the steel cable before they were set on fire. >> when you hear the stories of these people behind the charred bodies there is something terrible to happen. this is difficult, i saw many things in my career, many thanks but the magnitude is terrible and the cruelty is terrible.

>> israeli airstrikes continue to go into the gaza strip as the idf say they target hamas infrastructure in the gaza st strip, the rockets continue to come out, the rockets made it to tel aviv and jerusalem while secretary of state anthony blinken was in the region and is really lawmakers from meeting in jerusalem, we saw a lot of interceptions of the rockets, no word on any injuries. hezbollah continues over the north of the lebanese border with antitank fire and rockets. israel has been responding and that is really force threatened today if hezbollah continues to menace israel, the consequences will be deadly. david: mike tobin reporting from the region, thank you very much. treasury secretary janet yellen was pressed on the united states ability to afford two wars on two fronts, take a listen. >> america can certainly afford

to stand with israel and to support israel's military needs and we also can and must support ukraine in its struggle against russia. look the american academy is doing extremely well. >> let's get reaction from asset management cio scott martin and capitalist pig hedge fund manager jonathan hoenig. great to see our chicago boys are here. i want to go to jonathan first, biden came into office declaring himself to be an enemy of this concept of endless wars, now he is into on two separate fronts one in europe and one in the middle east, how can that not creincrease inflation with all e extra spending the united states is going to be doing. >> whether or not you believe we should be involved with these wars we are certainly going to spend a hell of a lot of money and were already spending a lot particularly on debt service and

more on service and debt that we are in national defense, $2 billion a day. all due respect to janet yellen, she said inflation would be transitory. meanwhile you 60% of americans living paycheck to paycheck and 401k withdrawals at an all-time high, the more we spend the slower economic growth in the solar innovation and the slower the economy grows. david: scott, you are not old enough but i remember the guns and butter policy of lbj that led to a huge increase in the late 60s early 70s throughout the 1970s of inflation. we did not kill it for a full decade until ronald reagan came in and paul volker at the fed. guns and butter seems to be exactly the policy that this administration is following. >> true that might be what joe biden suggest that we use in war after the mistaken policies that he had over the years. i'm old enough to remember

milton freedman, my monetary phenomenon boy which talks about how money supply in things expanded into the economy if that's even words create higher prices, this is money that doesn't necessarily go there or increase the philosophy of money but can be inflationary and affect the price of the dollar. i'm not sure if janet yellen is feeling the effects of chinese psychedelics that she took a few weeks ago because talking about how strong the academy and talking about how the folks living paycheck to paycheck and the massive amounts on the personal side not upon the public sideshow the economy is not that greatly strong and is not an economy that we should throw money around the world to fix all these problems to other countries have. we need to focus on policies your home, fixed immigration policies, the border crisis, the crime rates that are accelerating in chicago and around the country and make businesses able to produce and redo what they've done in the past which is fulfill them the

propensity to have economical forward because the fact we are focusing on the private sector not the public. david: meanwhile you look at the bottom right of your screen you see a market increase of about 350 points right now, the nasdaq is up as well even though interest rates continue to rise. i assume what investors are focusing on right now is the fact that perhaps we did skipper recession and to consumers despite the fact there up to their neck, eyeballs in debt they are still spending. >> credit card debt at an all-time high, credit card interest rates at an all-time high. i'm happy to see the market bouncing today but a majority of stocks are still below short-term and the long-term average. the trend for most stocks is down in the inflation that we experience in 1970s started with the spending in the late

1960s and we thought under general ford in the mid-1970s that inflation was under control and a soft landing meanwhile it was seven more years and needed asperity not just undercard about reagan as well to ultimately get inflation and interest rates under control. janet yellen and biden might paint a happy picture, every day mcinturff struggling in inflation is not going away. david: it is a big week for feds earning as well but the fed is going to come to some kind of a decision what do you think will happen. >> nothing to summarize but i am yelling and screaming with the fed to get to the program. jonathan said and you said rates are behaving in respect and baby in advance of what the fed has talked about and what they're projected to do, one of the fed governors talked over the last couple of weeks talking about how the open market interest-rate, the ten year note is already doing the work of the fed and maybe the future work of the fed, the fed has to take a chill pill and sit back and let rates determinate and be quiet

and step back. david: it's good to see the market do the work rather than the fed. a lot of people think the market has more wisdom than the few folks at the federal reserve board. we want to go to the region itself where all the action is. danny did on is in israel and a former ambassador to the united nations. he joins me from tel aviv, and great to see you again. i want to go to your former assignment at the united nations. the secretary general of the un came out with a statement and i want to read one line from his statement, we're on the verge of the abyss in the middle east. is your assessment aptly? >> i hope not because we are focused on fighting against hamas and we've seen the brutality and the acting exactly like isis so we have got to escalate the situation in the

north but you see what is happening the forces coming from beirut from hezbollah from tehran all of those bad guys are getting in israel now so we are taking into consideration that it will be a multi-front war. we hope that will not be the case but we are taking that into consideration and we will be ready for that. david: you mentioned the knesset is united. there was a lot of political animosity and is not unusual in a democracy going on in israel before the attack by hamas, the terrorist attack by the terrorist institution of hamas. are those rivalries under the rug and is the knesset united all parties included? >> absolutely. not only the knesset i just came from there from the studio and we stood together and we're going to fight together and we're going to put all the

differences aside but the people of israel together it is amazing to see the number of volunteers and people stopping everything that they're doing and we come together to support our troops. we defend and fight for our lives and we stand behind them. today we have the capability when were under attack to come together to be united and i think her enemies made a huge mistake. the brutality now we counted 1400 people who were massacred on the body saturday in more than 200 people kidnapped into gaza and we see the horrible footage coming from gaza but we are strong and we will prevail and we will defeat hamas. i'm trying to make it very clear that this time we have to go all the way we have to finish the job we cannot go halfway and then the un and maybe the u.s. will push us and say that's have

a cease-fire, no, this time we have to eliminate hamas completely. david: the pressure may have already begun from the u.s. side focusing on whether or not israel is going to occupy gaza, the president spoke to that point last night i want to play the soundbite and get your reaction. rotate. >> would you support israeli occupation of gaza of this point. >> i think it would be a big point. what happened in gaza in my view, hamas in the extreme elements of hamas don't represent all the palestinian people. i think it would be a mistake for israel to occupy gaza. david: ambassador, will there be an occupation of gaza? >> the president's approach regarding the war and we heard

from him and we heard he may be looking to come to visit israel, he will be welcome but let's think about occupation, we have no intention to occupy gaza and stay there, that is not our goal that we intend to go into gaza, definitely. we will hunt down hamas terrorist to find them and to kill them. it depends what you mean occupation. you ask me ground operation. i think we will have to do that and stay there permanently, that is not our goal. hopefully there will be a new regime and we will do something better for the palestinians themselves and not pose a threat to our security. david: the attack on israel by hamas came as israel was working closer and closer to having part of the abraham accord including saudi arabia. i know this is in the distant and your focus on the war right now but has this attack by hamas

prevented that from happening from saudi arabia joining abraham accord or is it still possible? >> i think for the long time it is possible but unfortunately for the short term we have to admit they are successful. when you analyze why they attacked israel now what was the reason behind it it was unprovoked attack and i think iran was behind it and it was bad to see the u.s., israel, the saudi's come together they don't like to see stability or peace they want to see chaos so i am not surprised that iranians are happy now but i believe in the long-term we will evolve together with the saudi's and other countries because when they saw they realize it is a threat for them. the muslims that have isis tied mechanism to kill jews will be

used against muslims. their word as well, they will not admit it but i think they are ones to win the war and make sure that we defeat hamas. david: very quickly, does iran have to pay a price for this attack. >> there involved with their proxies. and they will try to get involved they will pay a heavy price. i would advise them not to do that. but for the long run the u.s. and israel has to look and understand they are creating all the problems in the region and we are going to have to deal with them. david: ambassador danny danon our best and to the people of israel. thank you for joining us. absolutely rescue operations are underway in israel florida congressman cory mills says he has rescued at least 96 stranded americans he joins us live on cavuto "coast to coast" coming up next.

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>> that is right, flight touchdown at new york operated by the air carrier it is touching down from tel aviv and this is the second flight direct from tel aviv to arrive here at newark as the airline is operating limit service between the united states and israel. a separate flight operated and arrived earlier at jfk and newark, a passenger said she was able to get out of israel on the flight after four previous cancellations. >> is a nightmare and i hope he gets under control soon but the reality this will probably escalate more the way things are going rather than de-escalate. >> the services vital to somebody right now because carriers like united, american and delta have suspended their direct service between israel

and the united states. they are boosting service from surrounding european cities to the united states with the idea that american citizens are able to get out of israel to other european countries and have more of an opportunity to get back here to the u.s. the biden administration has started their charter to flights on friday six days after hamas attacked israel according to the associated press, for charter flights a day will take americans from israel to nearby european countries, the chartered flights are being criticized by the likes of florida governor ron desantis who says the evacuation of american citizens from israel is taking too long. last week he signed executive order to send his own flights to israel and last night he welcomed the return of 260 people fleeing from the war in israel back to the state of florida. david: thank you very much, republican congressman cory

mills joins me now, you have good news you helped get 96 stranded americans out of israel, how did you do it. >> thank you for having me on that's exactly right we are proud to say we successfully pulled out 96 americans who were trapped and stranded and successful ground evacuations out of israel. many of the individuals had been trying to get out for four, five, six days. the first day we went more towards like tiberius, places like nazareth and up on the coast. able to rescue 32 on the first day. the second day we were able to move to the west bank through a lot of the palestinian controlled areas and into jerusalem where we will able to get 45 out and i ended up flying back for the speakers boat in my team continue to operate where they were able to get congressman bill huizinga son as

well as a few others, we have a few charters that went out yesterday successfully. i will continue to work on air and ground evacuations communities until every single american who wants to go and get to safety has the opportunity. david: that is great work, let's pull back i was talking to ambassador danny danon with iran's role, the administration is soft peddling any direct role by iran in the attack that took place a week ago in israel itself. mike pompeo the former secretary of state spoke to the role of iran and how we should put our finger on iran's role in all of this to maria bartiromo let me play a little sound, roll tape. >> the united states has the capacity to speak to the iranian regime and make clear is unacceptable. i know that can be done we did in our administration. they began to threaten american lives, we were very clear about what we would do, not 29

american lives but a single american life we were very clear and when we did the iranians understood real power, american power and that's with the biden administration needs to demonstrate. >> that was a trump administration, could the biden administration do that? >> imports only weakness invites aggression and what this administration has demonstrated time and time again and why we see the escalation the destabilization of multiple locations is because they do not hold adversaries accountable they are scared to call the china, russia, iran and political alignment out there scared to hold iran accountable for the proxy malicious because they are continuing to try to get back into the failed jcpoa agreements like jake sullivan and all the rest have been advocating for we have to look at the reality the $6 billion in fungible assets while frozen could be utilized as a mechanism of collateral 30 plus billion dollars in oil revenue that is coming under a nation that has supposedly sanctioned is not

being discussed. you have hamas who is completely funded by iran as approximately shall in general in lebanon who has has the law who has supported by the ayatollah and the regime. at multiple iraq and syria iranian militia and set up by the commander soleimani and we are looking to act under the better organization, the bottom line, america needs to take a very strong and aggressive approach and start looking at the real adversary. iran back by other nations that were politically aligned. david: 30 americans, not since 9/11 have we had this many americans killed in one instant of terrorism before, this is unique and something has to be done. you mentioned the speakers race, i want to switch to that if i can today we got word that mike rogers who had been against jim jordan as speaker has come over and had a discussion with jim

jordan now he favors jim jordan and said he will vote for him, what members republican members of congress are holding out against jim jordan as speaker. >> i think there is a number of those who are holding out because they need to get certain answers basically from jim jordan and the conference to give them confidence. i endorse congressman jim jordan quite a while ago he's t right person to lead the house of representatives. he understands the american voice and understands we need to stop the weaponization of federal government and secure our borders and stop the indoctrination in our schools and military with the woken is that is going on. also we need to get physically responsible and put economic growth strategies in place and stop the continuation of increasing our debt with no response and no answers. congressman jim jordan knows that very well he's the right person to unite us and help all of my colleagues in today's

conference and tomorrow's floor vote will elect the new speaker to leave the conference so we can govern as the american people deserve. david: it looks so petty, the republicans against a clear vote for jim jordan realize how badly republicans looking all of this and how incapable they seem to do the work of congress in electing the speaker. >> unfortunately many of those to use your term being petty i'm not wanting to get behind jim jordan has nothing to do with jim jordan everything to do with those that they feel abused, the motion to vacate the very role that they voted for in congress and approved the rule that was approved by kevin mccarthy, it's interesting that they're trying to hold american hostage as as hiding behind jim jordan getting the gavel in his hand and letting us do the american work that were supposed to be doing. >> with the world on the edge of a major war it just seems very

irresponsible at this moment as he holds out. >> that's exactly right, we need to do her job and governance were supposed to. when it comes to the americans left behind, my job is not done and i'm working with great organizations like never forgotten.word we need to get up and help these people get to safety and get a speaker in the house. david: cory mills, thank you very much, congratulations on getting the americans out. coming up some say the biden administration shift to green energy may have empowered our enemies pre-the biden administration doubling down to transition away from fossil fuels. even now, is that wise, phil flynn on that coming up next. ♪ the biggest ideas inspire new ones. 30 years ago, state street created an etf that inspired the world to invest differently. it still does.

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economy into transition this country to a clean energy future. david: nearly 200 people including at least a dozen americans are still being held hostage by hamas and after the confirmation of 30 americans who were massacred by terrorist, president biden is trying to show that he can handle this crisis while still pursuing his passionate concern about climate change in his own green agenda, price futures group analyst phil flynn. i want to stick to some numbers for a while. president biden's war on fossil fuel began the minute he came into the white house the first thing he did was kill the xl pipeline et cetera. that was responsible for the major increase in oil prices around the world, was it not? >> absolutely. not only what president biden has done but what we saw in europe, europe was all in on the green energy agenda they decided

we don't need energy we can depend on vladimir putin in russia in alternative energy we can close down gas deals and that's why we see the incredible volatility in europe as well against the united states. absolutely this was a strategic wonder made by the world in at least europe is starting to pull back from the mistakes here in the u.s. i am afraid we will double down. david: what we lost was the gain of our enemies. our oil-rich enemies has been particular, iran and russia. they have increased the amount of money that they are making let's talk about iran specifically. there are questions how involved in the hamas attack, they are now making 30 - $40 billion a year in exports, how does that compare to before biden coming into office. >> it is up dramatically. we see the exports hit a five-year high. basically it is not because the biden administration necessarily

lifted sanctions, they just look the other way. obviously they did because if they were enforcing the sanctions how could the exports of the production be rising. the biden administration had a political reason for wanting to do this they want to get back into the jcpoa deal they needed gasoline prices to go down to win an election so it's to their advantage to look the other way when it comes to iranian oil production and now comes word that they're looking at venezuela. they have been working on a deal with venezuela, how convenient they announce that today. >> the money that iran is now making many times what was making before biden came into office, a lot of that money is being used for the terrorist funding, not only hamas but also has a lot which may get into the war, let's talk about the u.s. if the united states reversed some of the regulatory policies against fossil fuels

particularly allowing for more production from alaska and the gulf of mexico opened it up the pipeline again, would the global price of oil come down? >> it would. even though the oil will not come onto the market very quickly. the u.s. energy industry continues despite the fact that they by this administration, they've done everything that they can to make their jobs harder, they are still producing record amount of oil, record amount of gas. it could be so much more, believe you me, if we came to the u.s. energy industry and said we have a problem we have a global supply shortage our economy is at risk, our national security is at risk, let's find a way to work together to raise production cleanly for the good of the nation and the good of the world because is better often reproducing it then when

iran is producing or venezuela. >> it takes a while to get operations running and so forth. what you guys do were all about the future you price in the future price of oil and that can affect worldwide prices pretty quickly. >> it would send a signal that the united states is back in the oil game in a message to a pack and russia and everybody else. they fear u.s. oil more than they fear president biden i'm afraid that this time. david: phil flynn, thank you very much. we appreciate it. colleges all over the u.s. are voicing their support for israel as pro-hamas protest sweep campuses. now wall street is getting involved we will have more after the break. it's easy to get lost in investment research. introducing j.p. morgan personal advisors.

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we have rising interest rates, inflation did not look so good from last week's number, are you surprised the market is rallying. >> absolutely i would consider this typically when you get headlines around war in any big conflict to get more of a selloff a risk off trade you sell a lot of equities. that has not happened in the last week and certainly obviously not today. the fact that the markets are brushing it off is definitely unusual is not the typical pattern. david: could that change if something went really wrong. >> absolutely that would be more typical generally when we get headlines, we were already in such a conservative risk off trade where yields were going through the roof, we had the worst september, that type of thing. i think that is only backdrop that can be explained where people are saying it is early a

disaster. it would really have to be something big to shock it. obviously now were focused on q3 which we hope will shape up to be better-than-expected and potentially and three quarters of earnings. david: we had a headline in the wall street journal suggesting we may have avoided the reception in the soft landing. other hand new york manufacturing numbers came in they were better-than-expected and supposed to go down 7% instead it went down 4% but it still went down, is it too soon to say we avoided a recession. >> i think so only because it was new york state so manufacturing is less than 10% of the gdp obviously with wall street. i think when we look at some of the more general numbers, even manufacturing across the u.s. is still a small percentage it's about the services and what the

consumer is buying because that's what's been driving and will be looking at earnings season the consumer communications versus consumer discretionary and consumer staples and not only report but also how to looking for the fourth quarter and going head into next year. when you look at the revenue growth for 2023 we are only expecting 1% revenue growth, that is well below inflation that means that people are spending less. we really want to see a ramp-up for next year potentially with revenue finally getting ahead of inflation. good to see you, thank you so much, we appreciate it, time to check in with jackie deangelis with "the big money show" and see what they have coming up at the top of the hour. >> were to be talking about where we stand in the latest on this conflict in israel, secretary of state is back talking to the prime minister in

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b1 wall street leaders are pressing elite universities condemn pro-hamas supporters while more colleges around the country are finally labeling hamas attacks as terrorist. this all happening after letter was signed at harvard university by over 30 student groups blaming only israel for the violence. fox news correspondent molly line is at harvard university. >> good afternoon a week after the horrific attack by hamas on israel there are dueling rallies happened at universities all across the country but here on harvard as well, sunday more than a thousand people join together outside of the library for a visual to stand in solidarity with israel and more on the victims organized and many attendees held candles rafted israeli flags, the day before in the harvard yard more than a thousand demonstrators

rallied to support gaza as israeli troops to root out hamas into rescue hostages including children. organized by graduate students from palestine the rally, participants to stand with palestinians under siege, and the video address thursday harvard president push back on calls to hold student groups accountable after more than two dozen signed on to the statement that you mentioned calling israel entirely responsible for unfolding violence saying the university rejects terrorism included the atrocities perpetrated by hamas and embraces a commitment to free expression. >> even to views that many of us find objectionable, even outrageous we do not punish or sanction people for expressing such views. >> as rallies represent the ongoing tensions on campus, one college president former ben sasse called out to lee academia as we can buy more confusion. >> this is not morally complex

it is easy to condemn evil with evil but if they want to vessel complexity one of the president stand up and read the hamas charter on their campus and grapple with the call for the genocide and eradication of the jewish people. >> the way the university leadership has responded to the attacks in israel at harvard and universities and other places across the country have left some donors feeling like now is not the time to give these colleges money some of them could get hit very hard including upn and harvard as well. david: both we should mention have tens of billions of dollars so i think they could afford a little bit of that slippage. thank you very much. business leaders saying they will not hire harvard students who signed the letter blaming israel and only israel for the hamas attacks. our next guest had his linkedin profile blocked after he spoke out against university students

studio david will joins me now. i understand you are back on the linkedin accounts, did they ever answer your questions about why they blocked in the first place? >> thank you for having me on i am not sure but i am happy i got it back and i have a new platform. speed what happened immediately after you were quoted in the press saying you would join the boycott of these particular students who signed a letter blaming only israel for the attack against israel, right? >> yes to add more context you can blacklist an iv lead hamas squad now or go one to blacklist anyone who doesn't share their views at the fortune 500 they will take over. that is our choice, we have to realize where we are and political correctness will ruin us, the same people were the ones to quickly cancel anyone who did not share their views

and made it unsafe on campuses for anyone who said anything. companies today represent more than businesses and we have taken positions on many things from ukraine, races and, abortion right, gun-control, so many are remaining silent today we're hearing there are over 200 israeli hostages including babies and children. many who are americans. at the end of the 20th century and the early 1900s 62% of lawyers, 50% of doctors, 70% of the board members of the stock exchange were jewish, the folks in families were all killed in the holocaust this did not happen overnight. this was years of marginalization and dehumanization of the jewish people that we see today. given my family's experience having to flee our homeland of 2000 years due to islamic fundamentalism read i am taking a stand i don't want to fast forward ten years holding my kids in a gas chamber wishing i

should've done more the world promised the jewish people never again after the horrors of the holocaust, never again will they remain silent against the dehumanization of the jewish people, never again will they tolerate our slaughter if there's any truth to the statement we need our voices and take a stand against here and we need to bring your hostages home. david: we reached out to linkedin for comment and we are still hoping to get something from them about what happened. as you well know, free speech advocates say we are on a bad road if we began to get political litmus test on any particular issue. how would you respond quickly to them. >> my take on that people should not be judged by the worst decisions in the lives, they have an opportunity to renounce their support for terrorism. this is not pro-palestinian or political divisions, this is a matter of people standing with terror and murder of innocent jewish people.

i have had a chance to speak with some of the biggest names of finance in law like michael milliken and many others and they all agree they want to know if prospective employees support terrorism. i don't think that is a controversial stand. >> it is amazing that it has become that in some cases. david duel from easy health. >> i appreciate your support. david: i more "coast to coast" right after this. stay with us let's find the right investments for your goals okay, great. j.p. morgan wealth management. pano ai chooses t-mobile for business for 5g solutions... ...because t-mobile helps pano ai innovate, so they can stop the spread of wildfires. now's the time to see what america's

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market it is about the war, we will not exclude the news, it is breaking all day long but the markets are in the green, investors seemingly betting on a fed rate hike pause this week all 11 sectors up and down the board are up with tax and financial stocks leading the rally. coming ahead of the key retail sales report out tomorrow. we should mention it is in retail it is in tech, this is not limited to one sector by any means and not absolutely everything is in the green, take a look at apple that is down just a bit less than a full percentage point to 177. that doesn't ask him "coast to coast", jackie deangelis and "the big money show" are here to take you to the next hour. jackie: thank you so much. i'm jackie deangelis. >> i madison alworth and for taylor riggs. brain: i am brian brenberg welcome to "the big money show". >> secretary of state anthony blinken back in israel today