majority of my peers in the industry, didn't live and work through the '70s. they don't remember what it is like to see an equity market flat for an entire decade. to see stagflation. this is what i think the real fear is. we wind up in a recession while still having high inflation. liz: you say buy walmart, tesla, mcdonald's. we got 15 seconds here. mcdonald's having a great day. did you know? >> you know, hey, thank you to president of mcdonald's for announcing after we were talking about it. i was on your show a month ago talking about mcdonald's. >> you sure were. >> part of our normal inflation/recession portfolio. [closing bell rings] liz: ed was right. thank you so very much. there is the bell. tomorrow roubini ceo, nouriel rue beano known as dr. doom. we'll get his prediction. larry: welcome to "kudlow," i'm larry kudlow.

more war reporting. israel's second wave. let's go straight to fox news correspondent lucas tomlinson live in tel aviv for the latest. thank you, lucas. what can you tell us? >> reporter: larry tonight israel's prime minister is celebrating the rescue of one of his soldiers taken hostage by hamas and rejected calls for a cease-fire. >> just as the united states would not agree to a cease-fire after the bombing of pearl harbor or after the terrorist attack ever 9/11 israel will not agree to a cessation of hostilities with hamas after the horrific attacks of october 7th. >> reporter: larry, the israeli soldier rescued tonight by israeli special forces is private a private. she was captured during the october 7th massacre outside of gaza. she has now been reunited with her family in israel after a medical examination deemed her healthy. israeli forces have spent the past three nights inside of gaza and pushed more than two miles deep.

tanks and other mechanized forces were spotted south of gaza city today. 55 hamas leaders have been killed inside of gaza since the massacre of israeli forces a former infawntry per? the golani brigade whose daughter and her palo alto native were killed at that the music festival massacre. danielle's father, says gaza should be leveled and there should be no deals to release the any of the remaining hostages. >> i hope our forces will go in and find them all bring them back without any negotiations. anyone in gaza now is associated with hamas. we will take gaza down. gaza will not be the same. >> reporter: there are 238 hostages remaining tonight inside of gaza. that includes up to 10 americans, larry. larry: wow, those are strong sames, lucas, from your guest there.

that was very strong statements. lucas tomlinson, thank you ever so much, please be safe. we appreciate your reporting as always. joining me is our great friend john roberts coanchor of "america reports." john thank you for doing double-time today. can i just you know, this is a reporting view, opinion, whatever you got, i just don't understand. all this back and forth. the toing and froing about hostages and humanitarian assistance, i mean, is team biden want to slow this down? do they want a cease-fire? what exactly is a humanitarian pause? i'm so confused, john. and i have a feeling prime minister netanyahu is confused which is why he said what he said today, the u.s. didn't have cease-fires after pearl harbor or 9/11. what do you think is going on? who how would you interpret all of this? >> it would appear, larry the biden administration wants to slow it down. they want to slow it down

because there are 10 americans being held hostage on top of all the other israelis being held hostage. potentially people from other countries as well. they're caught, larry, as you know between a rock and a hard place. they have full support for israel to go in there and decapitate hamas. however they're getting tremendous amount of pressure from the left flank about the plight of the palestinian people. benjamin netanyahu said in his press conference we told palestinians in gaza, get to the south of the strip. there is a safe sown there. we have aid coming in, you will be taken care of. hamas is not letting people go down to the south. telling them where to stay. they're using them ostensibly as human shields. israel is stuck, got to go in there to get rid of hamas the same way george bush got rid of osama bin laden and al qaeda after 9/11. same way roosevelt responded

after the attack on pearl harbor. i think they feel kind of like they're handcuff ad bit here by american policy as biden is really trying to satisfy two con sit wednesday sis. larry: john, going back in history the pearl harbor thing is interesting. shortly after pearl harbor we had that famous flight, the doolittle flight i believe, if i get this right. >> yeah. larry: we bombed tokyo. we bombed installations in tokyo and unfortunately while bombing military production installations civilians were killed but in a war like this civilians are killed. this is why it just seems to me, john, i understand the left-wing of the democratic party although i don't know why joe biden feels beholden to them, that is separate or maybe it's related if you have a thought, seems to me none of this is helping israel. whether it's a cease-fire or humanitarian pauses or, you know, after all it is israel that is dropping leaflets i it is israel telling people to go

south. i don't see hamas dropping leaflets do you? israel is doing everything they can but as a certain point they have to defend their existential right to exist. >> don't forget, large muslim contingency of voters in the state of michigan, biden won by 150,000 votes in 2020. there are 250,000 muslim voters who are saying they may not vote for biden again in 2024. that is obviously a consideration for him, for him though you hate to think these things boil down to politics but again it is this idea, larry, that he has got these two competing, point of pressure. one from israel saying you have to back us up on hamas and other one people saying that the poor palestinian people who are being trapped in gaza have nowhere to go. egypt doesn't want to take them. the administration kind of feels beholden to both those constituencies. biden wants to make sure as few civilians as possible get caught

up in this. that is true back in world war ii we saw it in pearl harbor, we saw it in the bombing of nuremberg, stalingrad, all of those places civilians get caught up in the crossfire. the nature of war is different these days, larry. the world does not tolerate civilian casualties it did in the great wars f it can be avoided it should be avoided. netanyahu put the blame on hamas. we told civilians get out of the northern part of gaza. it is hamas not letting them do it. larry: that is an important factoid. john, the other stuff, i do not understand, you have covered this from inside of israel. now you're back home. the bidens still have not directly implicated iran in the hamas, i'll call it the hamas invasion or the hamas massacre and i thought, john, the lobbing of a couple of missiles into

syria and unmanned munitions die poet was a pretty weak response to the fact that the terrorists have, you know, they have come after us 15 times, 20 times, more than 20 times. i mean, you know, on reporting basis, why he doesn't mention iran? is like iran hardly exists in the mind of the biden administration. i don't get that, john. >> let me make one correction. i said nuremberg. i meant the bombing of dresden during world war ii. larry: yes. >> it is curious this administration is not laying blame at the foot of iran to the degree that the administration you worked with did. i spoke to your former boss on friday about this and i said what do you think of the biden administration's response to iran and its meddling not just with hamas and hezbollah but also the bombing of al-assad? he said he would be very, very tough on iran if that happened. as we saw, the previous

administration when iran, an iranian proxy killed an american contractor, trump responded by taking out quassem soleimani, head of the quds force of the irgc but this administration is not doing that. i think it is twofold. they don't want to risk iran saying you know what? we'll start firing missiles at fifth fleet in bahrain and bases in qatar, places like that. they're trying to keep this weird relationship with iran going, still hoping that maybe they can get them back into a nuclear deal if they can keep a lid own the pot here. if you don't call out iran for what its doing, because if you saw to them, the only thing they understand is force, you will suffer, you will pay if you keep doing this keep your nose out of it, they will continue to meddle. larry: i agree there has to be a high cost, john. last one, in your reporting in washington now, is there any

hint biden would change his national security group, blinken at the state department, sullivan at the national security council, virus people inside white house? is there any hint they want the personnel change because this story didn't work out so well for them? >> nothing i can see for them. it isn't the first story that has not worked out well for them. every story they crack the book on doesn't work out well for them. i will say having been in the region while blinken was there, we were hoping we would have an exclusive interview with blinken as he was departing for amman, jordan, that got changed all around with the biden going to arrive i think blinken did a good job over there. sullivan doesn't have a winning track record when it comes to foreign policy and i think blink ken was doing the right thing to the best of his abilities but i don't see any moves by biden to change out the team at this point anyways. larry: no reset, no reset. everybody keeps talking about a

reset. there is no reset. john roberts you are the best of the best as always. catch john and his coanchor sandra smith on "america reports" weekdays from one to 3:00 p.m. eastern on fox news. john, thank you again, can't help you thank you enough. now folks, my view of this story, with all the toing and froing between president biden and his various spokespeople including nsc advisor jake sullivan and secretary of state antony blinken and various meetings and phone calls between them and prime minister netanyahu and his top people, i still can't answer the question, is the biden administration handcuffing israel? for example, here's nsc advisor sullivan on one of the sunday talk shows stressing the idf's responsibility to distinguish between terrorists an innocent civilians and protect the lives of innocent civilians as they conduct this military operation. take a listen to the actual full quote. >> hamas, this brutal terrorist

organization that conducted the attack is hiding behind the civilian population which puts an added burden on israel to differentiate between the terrorists and innocent civilians but it doesn't lessen their responsibility under international humanitarian law and the laws of war to do all in their power to protect the civilian population. larry: so you know, folks, you tell me, what did he just say? it sure looks like the bidens are placing the burden on israel. by the way, hat tip to the excellent "new york post" editorial today. why don't they rephrase those kinds of statements and put the burden on hamas, other, the bidens seem to oppose an out right cease-fire, what is all that talk about quote a humanitarian pause? humanitarian pause sounds like a cease-fire. surely it will help hamas. all the aid groups, by the way, u.n., world health organization, boy, there is a winner, all the others they're all prohamas.

i don't see how any of this stuff could possibly help israel at all. listen, let us not forget please, three weeks later, hamas killed 1400 civilians on october 7th, israeli civilians on october 7th. they beheaded kids. they murdered grandmas. they indiscrimenantly killed people at a peace concert including americans. many others from different countries were killed and taken hostage as well. now, why aren't the biden people emphasizing the mass, barbaric slaughter when they talk about such things? let me just repeat this for one second. 1400 innocent civilians murdered by hamas on october 7th. all right, now, why don't the bidens quit blaming israel for something israel did not do? incidentally israel's dropping

leaflets we talked about it with john roberts, they're dropping leaflets, broadcastings wherever possible for civilians temporarily get out of gaza city to the north and go down south to steer clear of the bombing. the question, where are the hamas leaflets? i don't see any hamas leaflets because they're indiscriminalnant killers. why don't they rephrase the statements and put the blame on hamas? when has hamas or any terrorist group observed the laws of war, quote, unquote, which is what biden, sullivan, blinken are always saying? as the "new york post" says seems likely the biden-sullivan rhetoric amounts to a warning with israel they will hold it, israel, responsible for the results of the hamas war crimes. some additional points today, to this day, to this moment, neither joe biden nor anybody else in his gang has

acknowledged iran's direct role in financing, sponsoring, planning the hamas stat tack. biden is still playing footsie with iran. there is no evidence, no evidence that biden is strictly enforcing the economic and energy sanctions on iran and in a a biden has been implicit is specially on the oil sales to china our enemy. also iranian backed terror groups have launched 20 attacks on u.s. military assets. as we talked with john roberts, biden's response pathetic. he launched a couple of missiles at an unmanned ammo depot someplace in syria. here is what should have been done. the strikes against the u.s. come from the islamic revolutionary guard corp which is a wholly own subsidiary

iranian corps. as general jack keane told me this weekend on radio, he believes, and i concur, the united states should bombed their command-and-control center in iraq and there is also a training center there and that too should have been hit and that would have sent a message to iran and would have taken out the command-and-control center that is guiding the attacks on u.s. military assets. but no, no, aside from casting doubts about israel's effort to survive biden administration continues the policy of appeasement and fear of iran. no deterrents, only appeasement. i will tell you that appeasement policy which has not yet been acknowledged by biden, certainly not changed by biden that appeasement policy led directly to the hamas massacre of

israelis on october 7th, tragic massacre of 1400 israelis on october 7th because of the direct involvement of iran and the fact that, to use former president trump's phrase, the bidens continue to coddle iraq. all right? that is my riff. all right, folks, going to take a quick break. then after that joining us senator tommy tuberville. mr. tuberville want immediate funding for israel but he opposes any omnibus supplemental bill that might include ukraine and more money for more catch-and-release at the border. he will join us next. stick right here with "kudlow." ♪. ♪ is it possible to fall in love with your home...

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♪. larry: folks, welcome back, before we bring in the great senator tommy tuberville of alabama i want to play this incredibly important quote from prime minister netanyahu said it today. take another listen. >> just as the united states would not agree to a cease-fire after the bombing of pearl harbor, or after the terrorist attack of 9/11, israel will not agree to a cessation of hostilities with hamas after the horrific attacks of october 7th. larry: all right. joining me now, aforementioned senator from alabama, mr. tommy

tuberville, armed services committee. senator tuberville, i'm sure you heard that. he is making a really important point and i don't, you know, all this u.s. jabber about cease-fires or humanitarian pauses or other forms of cessation, you know, we didn't do that when our existence was being questioned. why the heck should we force it upon israel? you know, i don't understand it, senator. i think bibi netanyahu put it very, very well today. i wonder if the national security council and the state department of joe biden heard him? and the u.n. larry: yes. >> there is all kind of these groups larry that need to be closed down. you hate it for civilians but you know, you have to give it to israel. they did bomb some but they also were sending out pamphlets as you said. they told them get out, we're coming in. we're going to take over hamas.

the thing that you watched is, hamas didn't come after military bases in israel. they came after civilians and it was awful. i've seen the pictures. you've seen them. you don't want to even look at them. it gives you a nightmare. it is awful, absolutely awful. you can tell the israeli people are bound and determined now to do what they need to do to keep hamas from doing this again. it will be very interesting, but you talk chaos, larry, there is chaos all over the world. i don't think joe biden can spell chaos, he managed to ride the fence long enough, to put everybody, i mean everybody around the world in harm's way. larry: senator, that is a important point you made. hamas didn't go after military targets, they went after civilian targets. i would like to put that point into bright lights. that is really important. we are being, we are, i'm sorry, we, the biden administration is

asking israel to hold to a completely different standard. i mean that is, you know, that is not what an ally and a dear friend should do. >> no, that's, this is their war. israel has been fighting this for a long time. they have put up with a lot. both sides have had battles back and forth but this, this went a step too far. 1400 civilians, a few military people but they basically went after civilians and enough's enough and we need to support them. we need to give them money. we'll probably have some kind of a vote on that this week. now i'm also for giving money but i'm also closing our border. larry, the first thing we should have done is close our borders. there are over 2, 3,400,000 middle-eastern people crossed that border. this country is in trouble. we'll have a 9/11 a month if we don't watch it. joe biden couldn't care less. his administration is asleep at

the wheel. larry: senator, you will oppose any omnibus supplemental bill that would include for example, couple billion dollars for more catch-and-release at the southern border. you and others want to try to prevent, have a bigger discussion, separate discussion of the ukraine funding. >> exactly. separate discussion. it is a different situation. right now would be a great time to negotiate over ukraine and moscow to get this thing stopped. they pretty much have a stalemate as we speak. there will not be a lot of fighting happening. we have to get this conflict over with. it is costing the american taxpayers an arm and a leg and costing a lot of lives in ukraine and russia. there is no reason to have this. but this is very, very concerning about what is going on in israel because again joe biden he is trying to ride the fence. you can't ride the fence on something like this. we are the superpower. we make decisions but, we've got to let them know israel, that we are their friend and we're going

to stick with them. they are our number one ally. larry: last one, senator tuberville. biden nominated jack lou, a former treasury secretary. during the obama years he was one of the architects of iranian appeasement policy. they want to nominate him to be the u.s. ambassador to israel and what is the state of play there and can this thing be stopped? >> i hope they can stop it, larry. he was directly involved in bringing down the sanctions that president trump was involved in with helping put iran's back against the wall. he doesn't need to be the ambassador to israel. i hope israel has something to say about this but again, joe biden is, i don't know who he is listening to. his cohorts in the democratic side of the congress and the senate will vote for whoever he sends over but send somebody over there that can help. they don't have anybody, the

administration that can negotiate or stand up for israel on behalf of the united states. it's an absolute clown show when it comes to any kind of negotiation that the biden administration wants to do or tries to do. larry: yep. can't disagree with that. senator tuberville, senator, as always great to see you, great to hear from you. come back on the show. >> you bet. larry: moving right along, senator katie britt says we need to enforce sanctions to stop iran from funding terrorists like hamas. she was chairing a banking committee meeting on that. israel is talking about strategic patience in their successful second wave. it is bearing a lot of fruit. they're capturing hamas commanders left and right. we have former navy seal cameron hamilton to talk about all of 24 when "kudlow" returns.

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mike tobin live from southern israel. mike, thank you, what can you tell us tonight? >> reporter: i can tell you an israeli private is her name, she is back with her family tonight. we don't have all the details how she was rescued by israeli forces in the gaza strip. we just know it was a collaboration of the shin bet intelligence agency and elite israeli forces that got her out of her hamas captivity where she had been since october 7th. we know that she has been seen by doctors and physically anyway she is okay. meantime prime minister benjamin netanyahu is refusing any talk of a cease-fire. >> israel will fight. since october 7th israel has been at war. israel did not start this war. israel did not want this war. but israel will win this war. >> reporter: israeli forces are on the ground to the northeast, the northwest and the southeast of gaza city.

really they have all of the urban landscape surrounded north of the evacuation, north of the evacuation line drawn in the gaza strip. israel says that they have pushed into the gaza strip. they have made contact with hamas fighters, pockets of them who were laying in wait for an ambush. they say they have taken out anti-tank positions. we hear the cannons thundering away into the night as israeli forces are now spending their fourth night inside of the gaza barrier. larry? larry: can i just ask quickly, is there any, as of yet is there any debrief of this idf officer who was released? anything from her, what it was like, was she in the tunnels what kind of supplies were there, that kind of thing? >> well, we know that she has been in contact with, with officials in the intelligence agency. in fact it was the intelligence agency that got her out. as far as any public release of what she knows we don't know. there is a lot we don't know about her rescue, about how it

happened, how they were able to go in to get one soldier out. was she held by herself? these are all questions we want answered. we just don't have them yet, larry. larry: mike tobin, thank you very much. please be safe. folks we welcome back to the show, senator katie britt, author of, god calls us to do hard things, lessons from the alabama wire grass. on the shelves november 7th. i will give you a sneak-peek, folks. i read a third of it, it is an absolute super book. senator katie britt, welcome back to the show. i love reading this book. i'm a person oy life, apparently a big role in your life. i have to tell you, i love reading that book. theris you will be here on set next week, to talk about the book, is that true. >> that is, y,nity. i think probably now more than ever we're seeing both in our nation and across the globe it is time to do hard things. it is time to hit things head on

and it is time to make sure that the next generation has been equipped with the sam veil use that we grew up in. the same values, that made this country incredible, those of faith, family, freedom, resiliency, liberty. that is what we're fighting for, not just across the globe but each and every home across our nation. making sure we equip the generation with things that will make themselves. it is 100% important. larry: absolutely. we'll talk about that on the set. maybe i can get you on the radio. we'll have a long conversation. >> i would love it. larry: thank you. senator britt, let's go back you were chairing the senate banking committee meeting the other day. you brought up the issue of sanctions or the lack of sanctions and i wanted to ask you about that because i don't think, i mean, you know the six billion dollars is one thing and money is fungible as you pointed out but the whole issue that

president biden is basically ignored the sanctions. iran sold all of this oil to china. this is the financing for hamas. i mean, i think there are direct relationships here. a leads to b, and b leads to c. the bidens won't talk about it and i think it is up to the republicans to talk about it and maybe fix it? >> larry, you are spot on. so let's talk about the things president biden won't talk about. first let's make sure we name iran as the largest state sponsor of terror across the globe. we know who is funding these terrorist cells. we know who is funding hamas, hezbollah, the houthis. it is iran. they are not only funding them, they are training them. we know how to cut the money off. we have done it before. we saw it through the previous administration. however this administration decided to go back to a situational appeasement strategy. they are taking a playbook out of president obama's book there where they're going back to think they will find some type

of moderates in the iranian regime. i call that a fool's errand. i think we have to go back to maximum pressure. the tools are there for the biden administration to do that, to essentially dry up the money financially. we have to put that pressure back on. that's what that hearing was about. the hearing was to call it as we see it and to find ways to put this administration on the hot seat and do what they need to do and that is call secretary yellen in before the banking committee. i want to see that. i join ranking member scott in his call to do that so we can ask these tough questions. larry: i think, it isn't going to happen, senator, but interdicting an oil ship, impounding an oil ship on the high seas, or going, they reflag these ships. it is all phony. they're iranian-based ships and selling to china for the most part, that is financing the war. if you, i call it stop a ship, simple way to communicate.

if they stop ad ship that might actually send a message, senator and i just wonder if you or one of your colleagues might just not get up and say that, stop a ship. that will send a message. >> bingo. bingo, nothing like that has been done to iran. trump did a lot of that stuff. for heavens sakes he took out a military leader. i'm just saying, you don't want to bomb iran oil fields, stop a ship. >> that's right, stop a ship. going back to trump's maximum pressure posture. there is a reason we didn't get in i think new wars under the previous administration. that is because president trump understood peace through strength. that is what we're seeing now. we're seeing total weakness. we're seeing what appeasement gets you. i tell you, israel and the united states of america is counting on us to do more and to be more and to be better, that needs to start today. larry: terrific stuff. i look forward to having you come up here on set next week. senator katie britt of alabama, thank you very much, ma'am, we appreciate it. >> thank you. larry: joining us now, cameron

hamilton, former navy seal, former trainer of the idf troops. cameron, welcome back to the show. this stage two looks to be a success. a lot of hamas military leaders are being captured. you know, that is music to my ears and probably yours as well. just saying. how do you assess this so far last couple days? >> hey, larry thanks for having me again. we're obviously in the early stages. we'll have to see how this thing fully unfolds. i will say israel made great strides early on with their initial entry into gaza before they had the full-scale invasion i know they took some casualties. israel was probing, trying to find out, gain more intelligence on the exact opportunities and methods to be successful in their campaign. they making good strides, good successes. unfortunately this is almost impossible stereo this is densely populated area. they will need a partnership with good palestinian people that are ready to throw off the

chains of hamas. amass has been an oppressor since day one that is the nature of this urban conflict. we faced that many times with the united states military in afghanistan and iraq. when we had local support, local leaders willing to at that and up to terrorism themselves we were immensely successful. those are the relationships israel will need to broker to be more successful in their effort. larry: on that point, cameron, probably a controversial point, there any evidence that local palestinian people who are not members of hamas have stepped up to help israel and say no to these terrorists who killed 1400 civilians randomly? i mean are there palestinian leaders? i don't hear of it. i look for it but i don't hear it, i don't see it, cameron, i don't read it either. >> it's improbable to

overgeneralize, i'm sure there are some. we're not seeing it escape the actual conflict itself. we're not seeing that front and center. i think palestinians and their leadership, their elected leadership has had so many opportunities to pursue peace and to pursue a different future than what they have been given and unfortunately because it requires the recognition of the sovereign state of israel they refuse to do so. hostilities continue. why? because it is good business. terrorism is a driver and it is also a unifying factor with many of the old sectarian regions and cultural groups of that region of the world. so the reason hamas pursues activities like this because it oppresses their people but more importantly it is immensely profitable for them. it garners so much public sympathy. that is a shame to see. israel is a beacon ever democratic processes in that region. larry: israel knows the path to prosperity.

netanyahu over the past several decade has turned israel to a capitalist economic powerhouse. the palestinians should want to share in that. gaza is some left-wing, socialist, marxist, communist operation top down just like all these other terrorists, just like the whole iranian country. if they side with israel they side with capitalism. the technology breakthroughs, israel discovering natural gas in the eastern mediterranean. jobs galore. opportunity for peace and prosperity, it is just so huge. cam, last one, i'm just dreaming here i know that. last one, israelis are coming in from the west, they're coming in from the mediterranean. so they are sort of enveloping the hamas terrorists. can you give us 30 seconds on that? >> absolutely. what we're going to find is a technique and strategy that maximizes their efficiency with their supply chains. you have vehicles, armored vehicles, air, artillery things along those lines will support the movement of troops.

with that requires the infrastructure that is required to maintain regions and blocked. that is a whole another factor when it comes to complex urban warfare when most people think about. great you conquer a region, how do you sustain it, sustain that foothold without individuals coming back to regain territory lost? that is it when we're seeing quite a bit. we're talking about fuel, water, medical aid, we're talking about even replacing tires on vehicles, a vehicle that goes down in an conflict in a urban environment is a potentially life altering event. israel will have to strategize, be very diligent about the manner which they role their troops further and further into gaza. it is an arduous and long task. larry: cameron hamilton thanks. we'll have you back as much as you want to come back. thanks for helping us through this whole thing. folks, coming up here on "kudlow," why is george soros financing prohamas groups around the u.s.? this is disgusting thing, disgusting thing by sore rose. taking a break from war coverage

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♪. larry: it is absolutely disgusting and pathetic to learn that george soros is financing pro-hamas groups around the u.s., okay? it is disgusting but our own madison alworth is live in brooklyn, new york with some of the details. madison, this makes me very unhappy and cross. >> reporter: i mean, larry, understandable, you see the protests coming, happening across our country, across college campuses and what we're learning that left-wing powerhouses are providing

millions of dollars to those organizations that organized the protests including the one this past weekend that shut down the brooklyn bridge which is behind me. according to the "new york post," like you mentioned george soros's open society foundations has bankrolled more than $15 million to groups behind the protests. fox business reached out to the open society foundations for a response to the reports. a spokesperson for the company said the following, saying quote, the open society foundation utterly condemns the brutal attacks on israel citizens on october 7th. we grieve for the lives lost and taken hostage and for their families. they talked about both groups, like so many others around the world today, we also feel the same pain for the palestinian citizens whose lives are now being lost in damage i cannily mounting numbers because of the conflict. of course also getting at the funding saying quote, our support has included funding israel and palestinian

organizations that research and document violations of human rights and international humanitarian law. when you look at the organizations that are getting money according to the post, funding has gone to group like adalia justice project. that is an organization that posted concerning things on october 7th when the attack happened. now other organizations are actually changing who has access to their grants following all these protests. new venture fund and windward fund tell fox business they are no longer providing grants for the alliance with global justice. seems the reason is because of a larger concern. that group has faced congressional scrutiny because of their ties to the popular front for the liberation of palestinian. that is a syrian terrorist group. they were getting funding and now they are not but sometimes it is a little too late. larry? larry: i know. madison, thank you for your reporting. george soros is of jewish dissent. that must make this even worse. i know he is a lefty but this goes beyond just being a lefty.

anyway, madison alworth, thank you ever so much. joining us now, jon najarian cofounder of market rebellion. we looked up at the screen a couple hours ago the dow was up 550 points. it came as a surprise out of left field, right field, whatever field. i thought you would give us a couple of pearls of wisdom what is going on here? i think this is the best day since the summertime? >> best day since june, larry, and the volume was intense as well because as you know, from being in the financial markets for so long it matters if you have a day when the markets go up but it is on light volume or markets go down and it is on light volume, you don't have much of a buy-in. i would point out this is about a 1% rally that we're looking at, one-to-one 1/2%. so it's not like i'm putting out the bunting saying oh, it is all clear. i don't think it is all clear at all. i think there is optimism over what might happen, larry, might

happen when the fed meet this is week in terms it of them saying yep, we're not only going to pause but we think we are done. i don't think those words will come out of jay powell's mouth for a number of month and because of that higher for longer is likely and that's something the market does not like. larry: jon, was there a trigger? i mean, i think you're saying you had good volume today. was there a trigger, jon, that set this thing off? >> i think, if anything, larry it was a combination of you know, we have seen about a 8% correction let's say in the markets. it has been very weak. that has been on strong volume to the downside. larry: oversold. >> i agree. i think it is more or less a oversold bounce. god bless them. like you said, your portfolio and mine do okay with that but a lot of puts i'm long didn't like

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