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off the week. investors are buying into tech. the very sector that put the nasdaq and correction territory last week. stocks meanwhile seem unphased by the ramp-up of the war and gaza but concerns of the conflict could widen are escalating. at this very moment the saudi defense minister is at the pentagon meeting u.s. secretary defense lloyd austin talking about the very issue. thank you for joining us ladies and gentlemen, i am david asman and for neil cavuto today. the top story happening right now i high-stakes meeting at the pentagon, edward lawrence is in d.c. with the very latest. >> this is the highest-ranking saudi government official this year to visit washington, d.c. he's going to meet with senior biden administration officials that include the secretary of state and the defense secretary, it also includes a national security advisor, the official were talking about is the saudi

defense minister, this is a prescheduled meeting from before the hamas attacks in israel but a u.s. official confirms to me the agenda is now different to cover that. over the weekend the saudis condemned the israeli offensive to root out hamas in gaza, funding for hamas comes from iran, the iranian foreign minister threaten the united nations last week and were seeing iran proxies attack u.s. positions. >> we set up our troops were attacked we would respond and we responded, if there attacked again we will respond again, we are vigilant because we are seeing elevated threats against our forces throughout the region and an elevated risk of this conflict spreading to other parts of the region. >> republicans believe that the president's policies allowed iran to sell more oil giving billions in revenue to fund the proxies like hamas, now republicans are concerned that 23 and radium proxy attacks on u.s. bases in syria and iraq,

the u.s. only struck two targets related to the iranian proxies. >> there should be clear indicators that there are consequences to your words and actions and i remember when we attacked libya reagan never warned he just did it and he showed people he's not messing around. for two years when president biden came into office he tried to renegotiate to get back into the iran nuclear deal negotiated with iran the president recently has been reluctant to call out iran by name. he just as other countries or proxies that would like to attack the u.s. don't. back to you. david: many people find that concerning. fox news is learning a high level is really official in coordination with the united states met with qatari negotiators in an attempt to further talks to get more of the 239 hostages released, whatever get texas republican congressman pat fallon to talk about this in more. good to see you, thank you for

being here, talk about the hostages in the second but the meeting with the saudi's is very interesting at least we have them for our bridges with the saudi's, a lot of people were worried that the initial stages of the biden administration we were doing that in the saudi's hate iran, do you think they're going to try to talk about it administration into re-imposing or reinforcing the sanctions that the biden administration has kind of released. >> i would like to convince the biden administration to re-up the sanctions against iran, they are the greatest yet largest funding state-sponsored terrorism. they funded and do it largely through the oil revenue which is exploited in the last couple of years under joe biden, he lived under the sanctions. it reminds me of what henry kinchen sure has said, the realpolitik is saudi arabia is an important player, are they imperfect, of course. it would behoove the united states and it's in our best

interest to have saudi at least friendly to her interest as well. david: were just putting up the numbers, it is extraordinary how much more oil iran is producing, they were producing 200,000 barrels a day when biden came into office, now it's 3.3 million barrels a day, we put up the revenue that they're getting. 100 billion they were on their knees economically under the trump administration, now they are flush with all the petrodollars and of course i am wondering if they could've gone in or supported hamas going into israel if they didn't have that money. >> joe biden in his administration have shown incredible international relations in the geopolitics. iran is a theocracy in an authoritarian regime in response to strength and weakness and to have a smidgen of trust when

they have not earned it is absurd, that's what joe biden and secretary blanket have done, that is why me and many others on the hill had been screaming and begging him to reimpose the sanctions and take the same track the president trump had done vis-à-vis iran. david: we have the negotiations through all kinds of third parties twin iran, hamas, qatari and u.s. officials to try to get back some of the hostages, particularly the americans being held hostage, how does israel serve the dual strategy of destroying hamas without killing the hostages. >> that is the trick and that's one of the reasons why hamas who is clearly an evil terroristic group who purposely kills civilians have decapitated infants and taken innocent civilians hostage, they are criminal, they are thugs israel

and for that matter the united states have to walk a tight rope you don't want to negotiate with terrorist but you want to get hostages free, how do you do that you have to use a third-party and have the third-party explained to the evil group that is by far their best interest to release the hostages and by the way when they do it does not make them humanitarians, they started this in the first place and they dug this whole they should let the innocent people out and fight like men and not a bunch of cowards. david: alerting our viewers on what you're seeing on the left of the screen, flares above gaza as the israeli incursion into gaza continues. i want to bring it back home, you are from texas and you're very concerned about the border, so are a lot of americans when they see what's happening over there and they hear about iranians trying to cross the board are here, their perk enter particularly concerned about a new package that biden has where

he includes his version of border security which many say doesn't have much to do about securing the border with our aid to israel, the newspeak of the house speaker johnson wants to have a standalone israeli package let me play a soundbite for him over the weekend. roll tape. >> there are lots of things going on around the world that we have to address and we will. right now what is happening in israel takes the immediate attention and i think we've got to separate that get it through, i believe there will be bipartisan support and i will push very hard for. >> you support and are there enough democrats to support a standalone package to israel instead of this other package that includes ukraine in the biden version of border sec security. as we look at what's happening over hamas right now, those are live pictures of the flares, go ahead with your answer. >> i am a big believer in single subject bills as are most americans. let's not convolute different

varying issues, the republican party fully supports israel's right to exist and defend itself and i would hope the majority of democrats do as well should vote on a separate bill, the border is also its own unique issue as is ukraine and funding support for taiwan i fully support that, joe biden has made every state a border state in this country we had 169 people, on the terrorist watch list last fiscal year. david: are the democrats that would go a long with speaker johnson on this? >> i hope so, that's why i remember my old football game that's why you play the game and have a boat that's what will put on the floor and see. pat fallon, thank you for joining us. we appreciate it. pro-palestinian protests are popping up across the united states as israel begins a ground invasion into gaza. alexis mcadams has a very latest on the demonstration from new york right here. good to see you.

>> there is a lot going on with campuses across the country which is been the epicenter, no matter where they are in columbia and new york for a lot of the protest. some term violent and that led to lots of threats that are being investigated by the fbi over at cornell university new york, this is governor kathy hochul of new york he was on the campus talking with students trying to figure this out after the increase security on campus in the student jewish center overnight says a series of horrendous and anti-semitic messages were posted online on the discussion board, the message is called to follow, attack and kill jewish students on campus and shoot up the kosher dining hall, these are being taken very seriously and fox news here in a few minutes ago that the fbi is investigating if this was a hate crime which could lead to federal charges, this comes after cornell professional who called the hamas attacks a leave

of absence, the comments were reprehensible. watch this. [shouting] >> is not just on college campuses like behind me at columbia or wherever there happening across the country it is in major cities like new york and chicago, what you looking at grand central station on friday night during rush hour people were trying to get on the trains and head home there was a sit in hundreds of the people were arrested as they called for a cease-fire, watch.

>> practice pro-palestinian supporters hundreds marching in brooklyn colleague on the united states to send aid to israel and in chicago another weekend to protest along the magnificent mile and michigan avenue thousands walking the streets chanting free palestine back at here live in new york city more than some protesters planted the coming days including one for pro-israel rally later tonight at columbia. david: thank you very much, here to react campus reform corresponded in the university of florida emily sturridge, good to see you. at cornell you had a whole series of direct threats, death threats coming into jewish students on campus. have you seen anything like that in florida were the direct death threats going to jewish students or professors? >> we definitely have seen radical behavior on college campuses in my state and across the country. at my campus i attended the

student group called students for justice in palestine, i attended the day of resistance and let me tell you i was nervous being there, are campus new this could be a dangerous event they properly secured the event they had police positioned inside and outside of the building police dogs were present and we had to go through medical protectors upon entry it was nerve-racking to be in the space and so nerve-racking because her campus new dangerous radical ideas were being spread in the space this event had the potential to go downhill and be a very dangerous event because of the student leadership of the organization is telling their students to eradicate jewish voices and that the threat to my university in the jewish voices on our campus. david: that is the point is not just pro-palestinian these organizations are pro-hamas they have spoken in favor of the barbarism that was on october 7 and many come out with very anti-semitic threats to the jews on campus. everybody says pro-palestinian,

it's much more than that. >> it is very true it's sickening to see college students attempt to rationalize what hamas is doing to israeli civilians, hamas is kidnapping civilians, murdering, raping and college students are attempting to rationalize and some celebrate this on college campuses. this does not surprise me this is exactly what the left wants, they celebrate radical behavior on college campus and this is another example we see through the course curriculum and diversity, equity and inclusion, critical race theory, lgbtq we see the alphabet terms of the left being celebrated in course curriculum because that's what they're pushing on college students in the pro-palestinian, protest this is another example the craziness that the left is pushing on students because they want to indoctrinate the students with their ideas to bring them to the voting booth next election. david: places like columbia and harvard used to be the ivy

league was the most prestigious but it's the most radical and probably the most ill-informed, didn't people see this coming, i know you been focusing on the radicalization of professors for years but a lot of people this is the first time that you pulled back the curtain and seeing how radical they are. >> it is showing what students are capable of, they're being told these are the ideas that they're supposed to have, professors and classrooms a lot of times spread the ideas and that's what causes students to go out and have the protest on campus. we've seen professors ivy leagues have to take leaves of absence because they were spreading the ideas in the classroom and they were caught that's why students have the radical ideas and celebrating them but it's sickening to see this on campus nationwide especially as a student myself i don't want this on my campus students around me don't want this, we don't want to be in fear when were trying to go to class and specifically jewish students, they don't want to be in fear when they're heading to

class. david: we have to go, very quickly the president and the secretary of homeland disk security continued to say that white supremacy is the biggest threat to national security, have you seen any white supremacist on campus recently? >> i have not the biggest threat has been towards the jewish students and particularly feel for the jewish students because university afford to have the largest population of jewish students out of any public university. i have not seen white supremacy here but we do have other threats we need to investigate. david: thank you for joining us. stay safe. prosecutors grilling disgrace sam bankman-fried as he takes the stance once again. kelly o'grady will bring us a live report from the courthouse right after a short break.

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>> certainly you had a technical set up in the s&p 500 because you had free lower highs which is a technical breakdown and the higher for longer rate narrative coming out of the fed. you don't have any major credit events that are popping up all the uc slowing demand in the background that are going to force the fed's hand so they will keep the hawkish rhetoric because every acceleration and inflation and basically the market for the short short-term are oversold but we will see reevaluation as the demand continues to weigh in the academy. david: i don't want to weigh on anybody's parade but the inflation has not yet gone away and we had another sign of the wall street journal on worker productivity which is pretty far down right now and when productivity is down it means more inflationary pressures, it's going to be something that the fed is going to consider this week. >> i think the market has been bullish and leaning toward the

fed that they will pause rates but i think you're right, what if inflation continues to stick around i think we can be in a sandwich between long-term rates continuing to go up but the fed does not have an answer for what's going to happen on the inflation front. again you'll see rates that are well into 2024 without rate cuts critically to get rate cuts in 2024, the party is not good to be the same going into next year. there is an optimism of inflation we see some declines that help, energy coming down a little bit in price that helps with inflation but some of the areas like wages that are so sticky it will be a tough time for the fed to hit which would be tough to lower right away. david: while there was good economic news in terms of growth the gdp number was much larger than expected. it turns out the big ticket items, stuff that sticks around for a while, washing machines and motorcycles, air

conditioners, big-ticket items are not selling that well a lot of this is more frivolous stuff people buying their credit cards don't really worry about. >> invisible item botox, it is the things the people that could do without. you see that way and demand which is perfectly normal for where we are in the business cycle. the business cycle mechanics with anomalies around covid in the penn to make in the amount of money put in the system but the business cycle mechanics of tightening have not changed what happens the fed removes money from the system but you have the record amount of debt from the new money created and people putting things on credit cards in the remove money until the debt is not easily serviced and did a pivot and that is not going to occur. these credit events/recessions that are mechanical happen slowly, slowly and then you see cracks that you kind of doubted

and it happens all but once we see the early signs and market participants we try to trade where the puck is going not where it is today. we will see every uptick and inflation because there lagging and most prices we saw earlier but at the end of the day the demand is waning in the big-ticket items are early signs. david: the other thing the fed has the notion only way to cure inflation is by having an economic slowdown. the gdp showed anything but that. i'm just wondering again is there a possibility that we may see 25 basis point raise of rates this week? >> i think that is almost all but off the table, for this week the market would not respond to that in the fed funds futures look like, i do think the fed is

going to be watching what is the war and the impact on consumers what is a mentality mindset with a cautious consumer, look at imports they are down big lowest level since 2021 imports from china are down to 5% china is down third behind canada and mexico. i think that showing a slowing demand for goods and receiving services pickup but this is the feds will watch and if we see the slowing of demand and leads the fed in the situation where they may have to lower next year even though the market is hoping for sooner than that but i think we will see it. david: thank you both. we appreciate it. ftx founder sam bankman-fried taken the stand again as prosecutors try to prove that he stole billions of dollars from customers, ca kelly o'grady joig me from outside of the courthouse. what can we expect from outside of the courthouse. >> is on the stand right now and it's a very different story we seen this far when the defense was questioning him. this is a big test does his story hold up to scrutiny the defense counsel have given him friendly questions, he was

confident and probably rehearsed, the prosecution has come out swinging. assistant attorney daniel had shown a string of messages between fbs and his girlfriend caroline ellison also the ceo of alameda research where he is giving her explicit trading instructions per the prosecution played and audio from the many interviews sam bankman-fried asserted he intentionally did not get involved alameda, that is a direct competition. that was likely a powerful moment for the jury using spf's own words against him when so few messages remain given the company's auto deletion practices, the story is also being told an spf demeter, he's taking longer to answer looking nervous, less confident in his voice then when the defense was questioning him. i do want to highlight one piece from the defense line of questioning that wrapped up this morning. it's an interesting note toward

the end they brought up a tweet from november 7 before spf collapse. ftx is fine it assets are fine. he argued on the stand he believed that to be true which is contrary to the prosecution assertion that he deceived customers he told jurors he believed ftx had no holes in its balance sheet and could cover all client holdings. if you go back to spf's twitter he deleted the tweet shortly after sending, one could argue he did not age well it could collapse or jury could wonder why did you delete something for dinner believed to be true, could he have been covering his tracks we will see how this plays out. david: thank you very much. a frightening scene in russia as a mob stormed the airport looking for jewish passengers from israel. how the russian government is responding to that. we will tell you more after the break. [shouting] ♪

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david: alarming scene taking place sunday as anti-israel mobs storms the airport in russia, they were searching specifically for jewish passengers russian president vladimir putin called the meeting of top security law enforcement officials today in a criminal probe has reportedly been open, joining the holocaust historian and curator nausea with exhibit of the reagan library doc doctor michael. i know not just on his upper role in it's one of the major european capitals but it's reminiscent of what we saw leading up to and including to world war ii and nazi germany. are you worried this is spreading. >> everybody is worried that anti-semitism is on the rise let me give it to you in 30 seconds. anti-semitism differs as to its source into its goal and to its intensity and it differs to its

priority and as to the stability of the world and political situation. we are in a highly unstable moment in history with the war going on and with attacks going on and consequently there is no surprise that anti-semitism is on the rise. david: you do see an european capitals in here in the united states. we just had a segment on harvard and cornell, the ivy league institutions of what you saw the most vile anti-semitic remarks being made by professors, did you see this coming, is this just the veil being drawn back. >> i have seen this coming because i think one of the problems with some professors looking for moral. he, there is no more. he to be found in this war. it is a response to an attack by

hamas and hamas itself is using the palestinian population as human shields to advance their agenda. even today when you speak about humanitarian supplies coming in, we have to recall something significant which is that hamas has few will it is not giving fuel to its own population, it could've predicted that this would've been israel's response and it puts many of the resources for the battle inside of the civilian population presuming that israel will be restrained in attacking the civilian population and protected by the civilian population. david: perhaps even worse than that, some ways it is within the interest of hamas to see attacks that involve innocent palestinians that happened to be there. it is not at all within israel's interest to see that happen.

that increases the worldwide hatred of israel that we see going on. it's within the palestinian organizations that controlled areas. >> its asymmetrical warfare and its presuming that the more israel ends up killing, the more it weakens its reputation in the world. consequently it designs its attack plan and its response plan with that in mind. david: we see that happening, there are examples happening right now in gaza and we also see the extraordinary videos of what happened on october 7 despite all of that we still see members of congress with the suggestions that is all israel's fault and putting the onus on jews around the world is not just israel, it is taken beyond that to a worldwide anti-somatic

movement, so far the biden administration has been solid in its support of israel and its intentions to wipe out hamas. do you see that changing? we see the approval rating abiding among democrats dropping precipitously in the past couple of weeks and one must assume it's because of his support for israel that is losing democratic support. >> biden is central left, the progressive left sees things and a dramatically different way and we have to worry about on the one hand the progressive left and the second the isolationist right, the isolationist right is contained because of the dramatic support for israel among evangelical christians. david: it's a very dangerous moment in world history and we must all pray for better times to come. thank you very much for being here. we appreciate it.

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david: gen general motors has rt tentative agreement with the u uaw. >> were waiting for official confirmation from the uaw. if reports are not true that gm has reached a deal with the uaw this would effectively end the strike against all of the detroit three automakers, gm is the last of the three to reach a deal. our understanding the union used ford's deal at the template for ford and general motors securing

a 25% pay raise over the four years of the contract, cost of living, quicker pathway to the top pay in the right to strike over future planned closure, ultimately it'll be up to rank-and-file union members to approve each contract the uaw president shawn fain is giving them his stamp of approval. >> this contract demonstrates incredible power that workers have when they are not afraid to use it. >> the tentative agreement also really for president biden who sided with the workers when he walked alongside them on the picket lines. >> do you have a uaw deal with the president, what do you th think. >> a thumbs up from president biden. economists say the overall cost of the strike will be estimated to be over $10 billion. one thing that we should point out that consumer should watch

for is the price of new cars ford expects the new contract to add up to $900 to the price of a new car. for now and best use seem to be relieved, general motors shares climbing after sinking during the strike to the lowest level since the covid lockdown. relief therefore investors on the automaker front. david: not so much for consumers as prices will go up with interest rates and car loans are going up as well. the wall street journal says to brace for wind and electric vehicle bailouts. the government is too invested to let these companies go bust and taxpayers will be charged as usual with repair jobs. let's bring in power of the future founder and ceo daniel turner. it may seemed like ancient history but i remember solyndra back in 2011 it went bust after the obama administration backed

up with your tax dollars, $535 million loan to solyndra that went bust. that was a solar energy company. is the same thing going to happen now with wind companies thrown in? >> the same thing is apsley going to happen but we will not hear about in the press and the difference is a trillion dollar inflation reduction act that we found out later is a green slush fund. this money is controlled i one man, john podesta, fox news reporter broke that rivian the ev maker of the weird looking useless truck has been meeting with john podesta and the question is why he's never turned a profit. if you are john podesta and the slush fund of a trillion dollars and you have the credibility of the biden administration green agenda to fight for you will give out money left and right. we will not hear about solyndra or the failure because they will

just get money from the podesta slush fund and will be told more lies to the american people. david: i don't think the slush fund, as big as it is and to cover all the losses from the private companies, ford lost $3.1 billion this year from the ev division. it is pulling another $12 billion in ev expansion because they cannot afford it, gm is scrapping their ev goals for the year. these companies on their own are deciding not to reinvest in ev right now. >> they are but you have an election coming in a little more than a year in the biden administration has staked its reputation on going green. what a benefit it'll be to the economy and the green jobs, none of this is materialized, you just have to go to the grocery store or fill up your car with gas and realize that inflation is still persistently high, this

is all the result of the green agenda. the good have to bailout the companies and do it secretly because they have to convince the american people that the green agenda is working. david: meanwhile in order to get the energy that electric cars need, they are putting their hopes on wind power because there's not enough oil and gas for the huge expansion of the overloaded electric grid around the country. what we see overseas is the wind power is not paying off. in germany there ponying up an extra $17 billion from the government for their wind projects, the uk wind companies are asking for an increase in the cost of electricity, 70% increase in the uk. customers are serious because her pain not only in taxes but also in their bills every month. >> the reason why the utilities provided commodity in the commodity of wind and solar,

mainly the sun and the wind is not able to be regulated and predicted, you're trying to regulate something in created industry about the commodity that is completely a serial, that is never going to change and that's the important point it does not matter how much money we spent you will not be able to predict how much wind or sun and five minutes let alone in five years. this problem is persistent and going to get much worse unless we reverse course. david: the wall street journal suggests car companies are putting ev on hold because of looking at biden poll numbers sinking, trump's continue to increase and maybe they won't have to continue to fund the unprofitable ev programs. >> there listening to consumers because people don't want to buy them and no matter how powerful you cannot force people to change their purchasing behavior, that is the purpose of the free market. the beauty of the free market in

joe biden does not believe in the free market he believes in central government and were all feeling the consequences of that. david: good to see you, thank you for coming in. time to check in with jackie deangelis and "the big money show" to see what they have coming up at the top of the hour. >> the conflict in the middle east is in a deeper phase of the pro-palestinian rallies are causing tensions here at home we had retired navy seal commander david sears to talk about that. spf testifying in his own defense, the latest at the courthouse. but more "coast to coast" after this. your best defense against erosion and cavities is strong enamel- nothing beats it. new pronamel active shield actively shields the enamel to defend against erosion and cavities. i think that this product is a gamechanger for my patients- it really works.

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david: breaking now a kidnapped female is really soldier has been freed by ground forces in gaza. according to the idf, the soldier was medically checked, doing well, thank god and met with her family, retired army anthony joined me now. it is great news. but again it is come down from 239 hostages to 238 that is a lot of hostages and it leads to the obvious question israel's goal of getting hostages at the same time destroying hamas, how do you do that. >> this gives a good example of how you do it it seems they went

in there was special forces and they freed the soldier and it's going to be 3 yards and a cloud of dust hamas is using every dirty trick in the book their brutal savages and hiding under hospitals and using civilians as human shields and they want israel to pay an international public relation cost in the information board for coming in and freeing their people and anybody can support hamas. remember this a administration and equivocated at the beginning of this with a few state department tweets that everybody needs to stand down and everybody's a good guy, that kind of thing, this is a brutal war in israel needs to go when and continue to do with her doing. david: the question is about hezbollah, i'm wondering why hasn't iran and of course they control everything that hezbollah does why hasn't iran

ordered hezbollah to unleash the huge weaponry on israel, what are they waiting for. >> i think one of the things that they are waiting on with the squad and the other militia groups in syria is that the united states military presence in the eastern has probably given them pause if hezbollah opens up, if syria starts moving and turkey starts moving as is possible and the fear then the united states will be put on the horns of a dilemma iran is pushing them brinksmanship how far can they push what do they need to do and what is the ultimate goal. is there goal just to get israel on the defensive and on the offensive to where they look bad in the eyes of the public globally and continue to stir up

all this hatred and created international insurgency that seems to bubble up all over the world. david: no matter what israel does they are the narrative that is out there and they're going to increase with all the videos of the massacre the brutal massacre that took place on october 7. it is just not good enough, all the lies right now are exceeding reality and that leads me to the other in the room which is iran haven't they achieved many of their objectives of putting the big target on israel's back once again and dismantling the abraham accord or any continuation of the cords? >> i think that's right they sense momentum and the weakness with the afghanistan debacle two plus years ago.

that r led to the russian movemt and discrimination between russia, china and iran that led to israel being attacked by hamas, all of this stems from a perception of reality of weakness from america's, strong america needs to be projected around the world and they see utter incompetence particularly in anthony blinken in the diplomatic corps that we've got, they can't even talk to anybody and everybody snubs them and jake sullivan, the national security advisor is ultra incompetent so with keystone cops right now. david: we have five seconds, did the strikes in syria do any good at all? general? david: i think we lost the general. more cavuto "coast to coast" right aftei ther this. that you and your family need.

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david: a final read on the market they are still booming trying to buck the trend of a bad month in october, good news coming out of mcdonald's from 14% increase in revenue that led to a big jump up 1.7% the end rates are still steady, up a little bit but markets are very happy and that's a good point to turn over to jackie deangelis and "the big money show" to take into the next hour. >> were all over the nex