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darkness. it's good to see you, have a good weekend. we got this story, former top general dana and former deputy nsa keep mcfarlane with us. israel rapidly expanding ground operations and gaza tonight the white house doing enough to set up to run? behind the attacks on israel and u.s. troops plus should u.s. states do what europe is doing? banning an outline anti- israel protests swamping colleges and wall street here. they do not have free speech rights to be private. james, demands jimmy raskin apologize for disinformation on the biden impeachment inquiry. we got that and also u.s. congressman french hill, mike johnson out of the box slamming democrat socialism for ruining america. i am elizabeth macdonald, "the evening edit" starts right now.

let's bring and retired major general dana, former joint force component commander in iraq, operations for u.s. central command third army base in kuwait and former deputy national security adviser under former president trump kt mcfarlane, it's good to see you both. first deal, general. it doesn't look like israel is setting the stage for the broader ground invasion and gaza? >> good evening. yes. israel has been conducting operations now more than a week. we've seen bombardment of gaza and gaza city from israeli jet fighter bombs as well as artillery. we have seen intelligence operations going on and psychological operations and cyber attacks and what we have seen in the last two days us israeli forces preparing routes for attack making sure ambush

sites reposition sites hamas has put up taken out before that ground invasion itself. >> how well iran respond? u.s. fighter jets took out two weapons and ammunition in syria after proxy forces struck 19 times and drink 21 u.s. troops, how will iran respond? what you make of the white house policy here? >> i to get schizophrenic the white house policy because they enriched iran, they made this possible because of high energy prices because of the biden administration's failure to enforce sanctions and let sanctions, they have a lot of money to fight a war and since the biden administration has been very empowering, it looks like you said to iran, we think it's you that has done this and we are going to have air carrier

groups and eastern mediterranean draw a redline and respond to do anything so if i am iran, what's going through my head? this is the biden admini administration. they are soft, we have been able to push them around a long time and now they are getting tough? i think this in the next couple weeks is one of maximum confusion and the possibility everybody is calculates. if you want to get rid of iran, push the oil prices down, they can't fight anybody that. >> hamas is back by iran, hamas describes october 7 slaughter of 1400 innocent unarmed civilians including babies and grandmothers as a military operation. >> hamas is a terrace organization and israel has the right to destroy hamas. if there is going to be peace in

post hamas gaza, hamas has got to be eliminated and we have seen that, israeli forces cut off the head and command and control of hamas before the ground invasion but hamas must be removed if there is any peace in the future. >> you have this, iranian foreign ministry reacted to this, he threatened the u.s. and united nations say the u.s. will be spared from the fire of war and genocide in gaza continues. what you make of his response to that? >> they are always threatening somebody over something. what i am more concerned with his other countries in the region privately telling our officials. they've all had to come out whether saudi arabia, jordan or others have come out to do lipservice saying israel is not, we support palestinian people the right of the palestinian people to have their own state and disorder.

they privately saying to the biden administration go take them out but hamas is a bigger problem for us in the middle east then for you in the middle east, get rid of hamas and post hamas gaza, post iranian influence whether with hezbollah the plo or hamas and gaza, then maybe you can talk about a legitimate state but as long as hamas continues to exist, what it will do is what it always has, try to destroy israel and using its own women and children as shields and it will do so in hopes of getting casualties on its own side so they can say see, israel is the aggressor here. support hamas and what we are trying to do. >> iran and hamas dehumanize, devalue human life. former ambassador dennis ross says in a new york times op-ed arab officials tell them hamas must go, must be illuminated.

that's what dennis ross is saying throughout the middle east, what is your reaction to that? >> in many ways i agree with my former instructor, dennis ross. hamas must be eliminated. if there is lasting peace but you have organizations like hamas sponsored by iran, hezbollah which is very capable and they all want to destroy israel. i sometime the organizations must be beaten and defeated but hamas right now is a terrace organization must be eliminated and that will not be easy because they are part of the structure of the government there in gaza. >> final word. >> israel, keep doing it. america, stand with israel and route it out once and for all

because if not, we will see nuclear weapons and not part of the world and potentially the hands of people like hamas. >> got it. thank you for joining us. it's good to see you, have a good weekend. welcome wall street journalist speech is george w. bush, bill mcgurn, thank you for joining us you heard our conversation, what you make of what's happening in gaza and iran? i agree the first step to clarify everything is hamas is beyond the pale. the first atrocity was october 7 when they killed israeli civilians. they also plan on goading israel into an attack on gaza israel did not want to leading to the second hamas tragedy, killing of palestinian civilians, i think kt pointed out hamas has greater interest in palestinians then israel does. that's right israel takes care

to minimize these but hamas takes care to maximize. have you ever seen a tunnel built for palestinian civilians food supplies you read about they have stored, they take care of themselves and leave the people to fend for themselves. >> what you think of the white house policy your aunt u.s. fighter jets taking out a weapons depot in retaliation for 19 strikes in u.s. troops that entered 21 soldiers, what is your take? >> i'm willing to give the president the benefit of the doubt. i think the test is, is it a real attack, does it really hurt them? will it have the effect he wanted? when donald trump killed the iranian general, they took notice. is this equivalent or is it just the first of many steps? i think we have to see. what is important is has to be

more than symbolic. it has to really go after hamas and of course iran. >> switching to what the white house is also dealing with. now we've got the president maybe primary, phillips of minnesota will challenge biden for the 2024 ticket. he saying he's alarmed about biden's plunging polls, prospect trump beating biden in november, what you think? >> i think in the coming year, so many things that could blow up and derail either donald trump or joe biden. he could end up being a race between to see who's less unpopular. the old biden seeking, i think trump has issues he is the nominee so anything could happen, i agree. i don't think this congressman has a real chance but who knows,

maybe he's trying to be varney. no one would know varney except he ran against hillary when no one else would. >> let's show the latest poll on how americans feel about the u.s. economy. you will see the two and three saying costs have risen, three out of four say income has dropped doctor inflation. dean phillips setting bail support and cities growing from about us a rebuke to the white house. he is saying democrats should join the race for 61% of the pole want stronger law enforcement at the border so when you hear dean phillips saying they are in chaos, democrat saying wait a second, the policy is accurate. >> coming pretty late due to the deadlines but i am surprised no other democrat has stepped into the ring although gavin newsom's trip to china as an attempt to

put his name up there is a possible candidate. biden is unpopular among normally that would trigger challenges and i think the danger of not removing biden from the ballot did he falls or shows some kind of problem much later and they are stuck with,. >> thank you for joining us, it's good to see you. still ahead, french hill, former national security council chief of staff, former acting u.s. attorney general matthew whitaker and wall street karol crawford broke hamas and the israel valley turned violent. jewish students had to barricade themselves new york city. this, should u.s. state stop this? u.s. states like europe and fan protests because they do not have free speech right to be

violent? plus, who got this, talk prosecutor admits he did not prosecute hunter biden for tax crimes but wait until you hear of the week reason why next on "the evening edit". ♪ >> it is a disgrace, money from china. a lot of money from china. ♪

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look who's here, corporal how oversight felon, it's great to see you again. we continue to be amazed at what's coming out of d.c. when it comes to the probe into biden family option scandals. how bad did you get that house oversight chair james, had to send a letter jamie raskin on the house oversight demand he apologized for spreading quote lies and disinformation about evidence collected from thanks, u.s. treasury, from government records for the biden impeachment inquiry, what was jamie raskin doing? still no apology. >> what he was doing was lying to the american people. 501023 has been in business most likely joe biden $5 billion

bribe from ukrainian oligarchs. jamie raskin life to the american people and that about everything and bill barr when he found out, he wanted in the investigation and so it got rated. both of them refuted on the record that it was a boldfaced lie in jamie raskin of the american people an apology. >> people are reviewed, now we have this story, a top biden appointed prosecutor out of california, he's verify multiple government whistleblower claims that he, to decline, he joined other prosecutors declining to go after hunter biden file tax crime charges against hunter biden but now he's blaming them not having enough workers our stuff, do you really need that to file a church? >> you and i and the american people are not buying into that. it's clear from the other evidence not only that but other

evidence we have uncovered the d.o.j. and fbi and other folks but denies federal government, they were protecting hunter biden to joe biden pacifically asked? probably not but they were doing it on their behalf, they didn't want anybody with a lasting biden prosecutor. >> scott grady was top federal prosecutor in pittsburgh responsible for probing hunter biden's work in ukraine where he doesn't have experience at all but got paid nearly $1 billion, brady testifies the biden ukraine bribery allegations, they wanted for the investigation the fbi and u.s. attorney office and tell her but by david weiss who's not special counsel on hunter biden, he and david weiss stonewalled and blocked his probe and one way they were doing it was saying you got a right to us in writing your questions, they got at

least 17 different people and fbi headquarters to sign off on what they were doing. brady testified that never seen this before in his career, the way they were stonewalling. >> stonewalling and blocking and putting fd 1023 and a subfile so only the agent took the information have full access to it, it's clearly -- my mom said a long time ago is not the time, most of the time it is the covering and that's what we are dealing with here in the biden brown with crimes but all these federal government bureaucrats holding the water for the biden's. >> one of the next steps in the impeachment inquiry? >> we were sidelined for two weeks electing a speaker but we can't -- we can chew gum and walk at the same time believe it or not. a direct link finally between joe biden and his family, his brother gave a $200,000 check in the same day from a company

going to bankruptcy, this is just the tip of the iceberg i believe because i believe there is far more checks like this other and it was a loan so all we are asking show us payments to your brother, i bet he can't. >> the story is not going away. we'll have you back on again soon. the reaction to this story, house speaker mike johnson and his first sitdown interview with fox news sean hannity denouncing democrat socialist as that for america and we have karol roth on this and washington post is reporting this, should u.s. state do what europe is doing? europe stopping anti- israel protests because they turned violent. they are clashing on wall street coming to close places like university, we are taking that on next. ♪ >> show of hands, because you

are jewish, who does not feel safe on your own campus? can i see the hands? you don't feel safe. all right.

okay, a lot of people in law enforcement or warning is have to stop, it's getting dangerous anti- israel protests had u.s. colleges increasingly turning violent. people could get really hurt. alexis mcadams has a story. >> good evening, across the country we saw big protests spill out into the city streets including here in new york city. this was in front of the new york exchange, big dog chanting free palestine and it went on for hours as they marched through manhattan classes at college campuses turned violent between students like this.

>> is happened yet new orleans, biting and throwing punches after pro- palestinian supporter tried to buy a flight of israel on fire according to witnesses. the university told us they condemned the incident and are investigating. over cooper university and college in new york where inside the school library happened this week leading to possible legal action against the college after jewish students say they were threatened by pro- palestinian supporters. [chanting] >> students tell us librarians locked doors as people tried to call 911. this process they are reaching out to the students involved in are investigating but a lawyer representing students says he wants to press charges of many jewish students at campuses across the country say they don't feel safe. >> these acts are getting more and more extreme. it doesn't feel we are in america in 2023 anymore, it feels like 1939 germany.

>> protesters set an american flag on fire outside of city hall, accusing president joe biden of genocide for supporting the jewish state. here in new york city we are keeping a close eye on protests at campuses and across the city as police across the country remain on high alert including nypd. >> thank you so much, joining us now, carol roth. this is outrageous, not the united states. should u.s. states do what europe is doing? we are talking britain, italy, germany, france out long and banning anti- israel protests because they turned violent. the first amendment says you have a right to assembly, it doesn't say you have a right to vomit so authorities need to step in and shut this down, it's outrageous any jewish person in the united states is made to feel unsafe. it wrong and college students what they are enduring, it is wrong. every president of college

allows should be fired, they should step down. what do you say? >> i say and amen to you, we should but you in as president of those colleges. i am with you, i am a person for free speech. even if you hate somebody, you should be allowed to speak that, we need to know who these people are and they should suffer consequences knowing who they are but there is our line of incitement and when you insight violent calling for the extermination of the jewish people, that is a line we cannot tolerate. have to step back and say why do these young people feel empowered to do this? they're colleges refuse to speak out, refuse to say your supporting terrorists and it's not something we are going to stand for. if we have more people using the voices in positions of power this would not be happening but

terrorists, sympathizers and they feel emboldened they can go make these chance, they feel emboldened to break down posters of people kidnapped and suffer no consequences and that is the peace that needs to change. >> a growing number of ceos and wall street executives saying stop this now. they say stop anti-semitism and what is striking, these anti- israel protesters want student loan bailouts while demanding destruction of israel. >> i think the entire college experience needs to be rethought. i've often said many of these colleges are hedge funds with learning institutions attached i'm not saying they are learning institutions with terror supporting indoctrination camps attached to them and i think donors need to go farther, they need to not only pull donations,

they need to ask for the money they've already donated, it's being used under fraudulent schemes here and there needs to be much more pressure on these institutions. the fact that they are fostering behavior like this and coddling this mindset is insanity. this is supposed to be the generation of freethinkers, supposed to be the next group of people in the workforce. who wants this next to them? people who hate and are talking about the extermination of minority population in the world, absolutely unacceptable and i'm glad to see ceos are speaking up but we need even more people in positions of power to say enough is enough to take lily with the university system for us the system will be done because who is going to want to send their kid and spend tens of thousands of dollars a semester for them to have to deal with this? >> thank you so much for joining us.

also, a lot of voters and jewish leaders again outraged, why did the city north of san francisco and california feel the need to be the first in the u.s. to publicly condemn israel but not denounced hamas for october 7 massacre of innocent israelis including infants and grandmothers? also, reaction pouring in two mike johnson, his first sitdown interview with sean hannity, he's coming out hard, announcing democrat socialist and their policies as poisonous for americans next on "the evening edit". ♪ >> a strong america is good for the whole world and we have to project strength. peace through strength. if america shows weakness, it invites aggression and that's what you see around the world. ♪

okay, one of the first big house built under house speaker mike johnson, speaker, it cut funding for president biden's comment change agenda, he wants to take on the border crisis and border authorities say the white house made much worse with hundreds of executive actions by the president weakening the border. hillary vaughn is live on capitol hill with this sorry. >> speaker johnson made it clear that addressing the border is something he wants to get done as speaker and he may have held getting at least money for the border for democrats. the new coalition, a band of pro-business democrats writing a letter to the poor leaders, johnson's jeffries, schumer and mcconnell telling them to take a president biden's supplemental

border funding request that includes 13 billion for the border but dollars is not going to cut it. republicans major policy cha changes. >> we have a catastrophe at our southern border, the senate and white house no longer ignore the problem from texas new york, wave after wave of illegal migrants stressing our communities to their break. we must come together and address the broken water. we have to do it. >> before the border, big priorities in the first tackling the eight package, president biden set to congress republicans want to vote on it piece-by-piece and put their own conditions on this before sending it out the door and johnson to avoid a government shutdown. mccarthy dropped off until mid november when they need to past bonding or courtroom fix to keep an open but there is movement among some members to take action on for policy. missouri congressman eric

burlison introduced the state border defense act would allow states to enforce federal immigration law and protect and secure their own borders as a way to force president biden to enforce federal immigration law as well. >> hillary vaughn, thank you, it's good to see you. joining us now house intelligence branch hill. it's good to see you, what is your reaction to the report there? >> the border over my years in congress eight times four visits about what we need to do to secure it and reporting is excellent because it's not a money issue, it a policy issue. president biden stopped the trump policies that were working in one of the most important ones was remain in mexico policy where if you seek asylum in the united states, you do that from mexico.

our law is clear if you want to seek asylum in the u.s., you do it from your country or a third country. what happened under the biden administration, he waved back and we have millions of people coming to the u.s. getting paid to stay while they await a court appearance where they will be told you can't stay and it's a back and terrible way to operate demonstrates incompetence of mayorkas and failure of the biden policy. >> let's listen to more from speaker johnson. >> i think it's a failed presidency and the problems of those you've articulated at the outset of the program were caused by policy choices, socialism is a dead end. communism and marxism are terrible, it's been responsible for the death of tens of millions of innocent people over the 20th century alone, that's not the path we want to go down. we are exceptional because we stand on certain foundation principles. >> foundational principles so

saying no to democrat socialism. government control of the economy, under on things like electric cars from gm, ford, toyota mercedes say there is a problem and they don't want. inventories piling up, government mandated supply is not meeting with demand. what you say to that? >> biden pursued industrial policy, he thinks instead of letting capitalism, american innovation entrepreneurs and consumer choice drive the american economy success around the world somehow industrial policy is laid out by the chinese communist party will work with industrial policy mandates on ev, climate policy and will leave to dislocation, inflation and no consumer choice and no greater example then electronic vehicle policy of this administration. we don't have a great to support

it. when you generate electricity, generate with hydropower renewable, nuclear and coal so not the way to go and we have a huge country and little ev's with short distances don't get the job done and that's why toyota is pursuing, it's working which is to do the cars that use gas and electricity or battery the decision to go all the ev is a failed policy and they are rejecting it. >> fifteen democrat senators sending in a letter to the transportation department demanded the white house step up electrifying trucks and buses. truckers are saying you do that, you're destroying the u.s. supply chain. it will make the u.s. depend on china but treasury secretary janet yellen is saying america supply chains are not secure so do they know what they are talking about? into the truckers, they are saying you can't imagine electric truck battery and the

weight of the batteries, you have talked about this, it will destroy bridges and roads the president spent $1 trillion to fix. >> you got it, these are more government industrial policy mandates that don't work from of the american people are free to choose and we need to use markets to determine the way to generate power and cars and trucks and buses people will buy, use and be effective. >> good to see you, thank you for joining us and coming up, former national security council chief of staff is here on why a city outside san francisco of california for some unknown reason felt the need to be the first in america to condemn israel but not enough, a massacre of israeli on october 7 coming up on "the evening edit" the first date and sean. what is coming up on the bottom line? >> good to see you, hamas

leaders in russia say hostages won't be released until there is cease-fire. david webb on the show talking about the bay area resolution blaming hamas but israel. >> also, black lives matter and major sports leagues. they are siding with anti-semitism, facebook whistleblower on is there a price to pay for addicting kits to social media? so much more top of the hour.

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group -- zero. there is a real problem in the america left of anti-semitism and anti- israel hatred, especially that of the younger levels of the left among radical progressives, we see this out of college campuses right now, a practice is coming out, it is not a new problem and america has to deal with it. >> city council in california because of mentioned terror attacks in israel, he killed -- 33 americans are dead. >> it is appalling and we see scenes of radical palestinians and sympathizers tearing down leaflets of the people who were killed and taken hostage posted in new york and other cities. i think it's a hate crime and other circumstances, people would be arrested but that's not happening. >> then you have media outlets like canon and new york times backtracking on their reporting

claimed israel, israel was to blame for the bombing of a hospital gaza, since proven false and now the evidence and failed market shot by hamas. that's what crashed into the parking lot of that hospital so when you see this in the media racing into these stories without saying wait a second, we need to be more circumspect, coupled with what you are seeing on college campuses, it altogether, how can this be addressed? >> this was known after the attack took place. cnn issued a retraction only yesterday with a lot of other things in the news and excuses we didn't say the information came from, but good reporters don't use the information especially in a situation is serious like this. the reporters all too willing to

go along with the story against something, didn't like israeli military and media has to be careful and recognize there really is bias in the news business and it is against israel and the jewish people, against israeli military. >> the white house the president has been strong standing up for israel pointing out the atrocities in these terror attacks. democracies attack innocent millions. terrorists do so when you hear the white house on the front been supportive of israel came it's atrocious what's going on at universities and/or policies toward iran, corneal come down on all that? >> i don't really agree on that. i'm glad president biden said positive things about israel and standing with israel and condemning the terrace activities of hamas but i am irritated there is criticism of israeli government, israeli military both correctly from

biden in the press, that's not what a friend does when another friend is at work. i will biden to stand with israel and i don't want linked to us and israeli government while israel is a war. >> thank you for joining us. have a good weekend. coming up, former acting u.s. attorney matthew whitaker, we've got new video coming in from chicago residents outraged and speaking out saying they've not been sick consulted or talked to by the city, not given a heads-up on illegal immigrant cities and their neighborhoods and these residents say they are pro- immigrant, pro- immigration, legal immigration coming up on "the evening edit". like a smart coffee grinder, that orders fresh beans for you. oh, genius! for more breakthroughs like that- i need a breakthrough card. like ours! with 2.5% cash back on purchases of $5,000 or more. plus unlimited 2% cash back on all other purchases. and with greater spending potential,

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>> let's welcome former acting u.s. attorney general matthew whitaker, it's good to see you again. this community meeting in chicago boiled over, they are planning to do a tent camp for 10000 illegal immigrants. the residence of voters say they support legal immigration, emigrants there say they are for that. they only found out what was going on after the fact, that's what made them mad, let's get your reaction. >> nobody asked us, nobody told us we have more than a few thousand people and we said no. >> i don't want any of my neighbors have to live on the

streets or in tents. >> we have consent of our students and children that walk on the street every day, how do we ensure their safety. >> the residents are saying the only found out when they saw construction and workers working on the camp, what do you say. >> obviously chicago is trying to do this under cover of darkness and not let the neighbors and the people affected by it be involved in the planning for the placement. this is a classic case of not in my backyard at the same time obviously they're not trying to move this to a fancy suburb of chicago there trying to move it into immigrant neighborhoods that are probably very politically powerless so in my experience, these types of things are done without community involvement solely so the politicians don't have to face the community to disagree with her decision.

>> the good have to face them at the voting booth. voters in blue, democrat run cities and states are increasingly protesting what is going on, they are saying shelter, schools, hospitals are overloaded, the new yorkers, new york officials and governors and mayors saying that coming here than los angeles, d.c. and chicago. the president is seeing the blue states and cities saying no to what he's doing. >> this is a real pushback from his own party on his terrible policies. i think the thing that we cannot talk about enough is it 280 people that have entered the country recently under this a administration on the terrorist watch list this is the biggest challenge after what happened to israel. i think we should all be vigilant and concerned about this surge in terrorist that are trying. my understanding, there are a

dozen that they've lost track of that were released into our country and they have lost track of the folks, that is a major risk to the american people. dagen: we looked at the numbers under this white house since the president sat down in the oval office, we calculated were then 1042 terrorist on the terror watch list that were caught trying to cross the border and we don't know how many got in the via god we said you putting out. >> under the trump administration there was a handful that he attempted to get in. this is a concerted effort by the people that don't like us to get folks stationed in the united states to conduct operations and it should be frightening to every single american and president biden needs to wake up and secure the southern border. elizabeth: are you confident the new house speaker and valley support in his space in the house to send something over to

the senate, we understand that's run by the democrats, do you think the voters are waking up to what is going on. >> i do but i think you make a people need to make sure no matter what state that they live in or whether they feel like they have a voice to their member of congress or their senator, especially the blue states, they need to express this illegal immigration situation has to end, we have to secure the border and politicians most of them have their finger in the wind and are going to respond if enough people tel