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harris' meltdown in the bret baier interview and senator tommy tuberville will speak to it later in the show and first up fox news jaylen turner live at state department. jillian, what can you tell isn't it trues >> larry, biden administration has finally confirmed that yaya sinwar is dead and came many hours after the does reallies first notified officials in the u.s. and beyond that. came out of the state department and briefing asked if they can confirm when yaya sinwar died and state department spokesman matt miller presumes or thinks he died yesterday in the immediate aftermath of that idf assault in rafah, but they don't know for sure. i asked if they know who's going to replace sinwar or if they have some idea. again, the answer was early

hours now, we don't have any of that information. they said frankly no one now knows who's going ultimately replace yaya sinwar and take a listen to matt miller in his own words. >> we're just hours after very significant event and we're going to have to watch and see how things settle before people can make predictions about how the days, weeks and months ahead will play out and what we do know for certain is that the world is a better place with sinwar gone from it. and it gives us a opportunity that we didn't have. reporter: so that's great obviously. the big kansas c kahuna questior biden officials ist going for the ceasefire negotiations and going to be everything in the war in gaza and when she spoke a few moments ago said this could open a new path for the ceasefire negotiations to pick up again and it has been

stalled completely for about a month now, larry. looks like not knowing who's going to replace sinwar. all out of hope and not necessarily a chance to accompany it. larry. larry: gillian, thank you very much. bb netanyahu calling it light prevailing over darkness and that's the subject of the riff. light prevailing over darkness and a good way to portray the death of hamas leader and terrorist yaya sinwar killed yesterday by israeli forces. sinwar was the architect of the despicable murderous massacre at international music festival last october 7, 2023. he was killed by israeli soldiers operating in southern gaza and his death was confirmed through forensic test including dna and dental checks. the world is a much better place for this. the war is not over. there still may be about 100

hostaging including americans in captivity and still two top hamas leaders living in exile in quo tar including sinwar's deputy. if qatar was truly an american friend, they would arrest these men, hand them over to israel where they could be brought to justice and that could conceivably end the war. but, here's something that will noted end the war, the biden harris administration insisting that israel transfer even more aid to gaza even though at least half if not much more aid trucks are immediately congressmen deered by hamas and -- come menn deared by ha has and i've said u.s. administration should stay out of israel's way.

israel is winning and biden harris should lets them go on winning. let the idf do best what the idf does best. they're wiping out hamas, they're wiping out hezbollah, and they are likely to hit iran. the head of the snake, by attacking iranian military installations and give the idf all the idf all the rope it needs. they'll save america and all civilized people from themselves. we will thank israel before long for doing it. that's tonight's riff. all right. joining me now is great friend david friedmann, former u.s. ambassador to israel. david, welcome. thank you for coming on. your early thoughts on the killing of sinwar? >> well, we can't underestimate it is importance, larry. thanks for having me. the war could not end without the elimination of sinwar as you point out.

it doesn't mean that the war does end with his elimination but we're further along and you just made a point about the united states pressure on israel with regard to humanitarian aid and about the failures of the un. what i saw a couple of seconds ago and nothing illustrates better the failure of the un in gaza and the fact when they just discovered the bodyguard next to sinwar when he was killed. this is just a few hours ago that sinwar was killed. the bodyguard had an id card and know what his occupation was? teacher. i can't think of a more -- can't think of a more compelling fact that afternoon the failure of the un in this place than that. it's great. whether it opens up a opportunity for hostage deal, it might. bb just made an announcement a few minutes ago that whoever is holding the hostages if they

turn them over and lay down their arms, they'll not be harmed. this is something to sinwar and israel will not tolerate sinwar being sent on a trip for some place like that. he's gone and they create space, but it's very dynamic and it's certainly a positive move for israel and i thank you for what you said because it really is the most important point. israel is teaching the world how to win a war against terrorists. the u.s. continues to try and force israel to play to a tie just the way they kind of are funding ukraine to play to a tie. you don't titer resistances. you have to -- terrific rihannas, you have to beat them. israel and hezbollah and almost entirely decapitated and hamas and israel is showing the world how to beat terror and the best thing to happen ask america to let them win.

larry: let me ask you just a question, you've got a couple of sinwar deputies or hamas deputies or hamas commanders that are in qatar. seconds to play they're a friend, qataris don't they arrest them and send them to israel and let them go on trial? why is qatar harboring the hamas criminals and terrorists? >> well, there's no good reason 20 do that. the argument in the past was qatar can be amides yay torr and shelf their influence and request sinwar gone, i don't think anybody he was evansville left in kansa kansa qatar has ir

ability and people ready and unfortunately there's as many as 100 hostages who are in harp's way. israel is going to have to solve the problem on its own and if qatar going to bring pressure on and larry:ed head of the snake and israel has designs on military deals attacking and military deals command and control truck structures and what you believe you read and they're not going to go after for them going out to the nuclear processes and facilities and may go after command centers on the ground s. that the next step? as you said, iran is the head of the snake and something has to

be done there because they're in a sense, they ares root of all evil. they are the root of all evil. >> they are. their proximate jim jordans weakened -- proxies weakened draconian matt chips act and they're rebel -- dramatically and at 30% capacity and they'll fund all this activity and what israel has to figure out is what to do now and then the question is who's going to win the election? that is an absolutely critical data point for israel because if trump wins, they will have i think a much better runway and partner in america that they don't have right now and a partner in america to re-impose massive sanctions that you're obviously well aware of from your days in government. they'll have a massive opportunity to really put it to iran and to weaken them and bankrupt them annd and this is not going to happen under harris and so the discussion to do as much as they can right now with uncooperative

american administration and see what happens and the real important actions against iran and they have to wait till after the election and hopefully with an outcome that allows them to really take on iran. larry: have you spoken to prime minister netanyahu in the last few hour s? >> no, i haven't. i don't like to bother people when they're in the midst of things like this. i haven't. but i hope to catch up with him in the next day or two. larry: i'm just thinking, they will continue to sweep through southern gaza. i don't know this business and the idea of giving hamas more aid and in the past for sympathizers with the refugee funds and so forth. i don't even know who they were giving it to? the whole thing is now changed.

what they've done for command and control and going for them knocking off sinwar and i don't know who's getting in aid. what is the point of that? >> they're doing something and hamas steals all the aid anyway and inside of gaza, look, i just checked this recently. inside of gaza, there's 12 bakeries and they bake over 3 million lost of pita bread every day and no one is starving and no one would want to live there right now. but no one is starving. it's a difficult place to live. as soon as the war ends, the quicker you can start getting people back on their feet.

you've prolonged the war. larry: thank you, david. we appreciate it. be safe. all right, folks, coming umm here on kudlow. kamala's crash in her own fox interview with bret baier. it was a crash. we've got senator tommy tuberville weighing in on that next. catch kudlow monday through friday at 4:00 p.m. on fox business and fabulous fox business and for some reason not getting us before, text your favorite 9-year-old and she will show you how to dvr the show, and you'll never miss a single thing. i'm kudlow, be right back.ls ♪ are faster and stronger than tylenol rapid release gels. ♪ also from advil, advil targeted relief, the only topical with 4 powerful pain fighting ingredients that start working on contact and lasts up to 8 hours. when you're looking for answers, it's good to have help. because the right information, at the right time, may make all the difference. at humana, we

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>> little me be very clear, my presidency will not be a continuation of joe biden's presidency, and like every new president that comes in to office, i will bring my life experiences, professional experiences and fresh ideas and i represent a new generation of leadership. reporter: that's as much of a split between harris and biden since july when he said he was dropping out and endorsing her. someone else from the interview, 7.1 million people watched last night on special report, despite bret baier's best efforts with direct questions, the vice president is still dancing around questions about whether or not she ever noticed president biden slipping before he dropped out. >> when did you first notice president biden's mental faculties were slipping? >> joe biden i've watching from the oval office to the situation

room and has the judgment and experience to do exactly what he's done in making very important decisions on half of the american people. >> no concerns with his mental state? >> joe biden is not on the ballot. >> i understand. >> and donald trump is. reporter: no insight to what she knew and when and vice president harris as bus eye of a day on the campaign trail since july when she became the de facto nominee and has stuff that president biden just landed, air force one just landed in berlin, germany, where he hopes to go and talk to germans about making ash flow, the weapon support and everything keeps going into ukraine once he's gone. regardless of who follows him, harris or trump. larry. larry: peter doocy, thank you. we appreciate it very, very much. joining us now to talk more about the great bret baier interview, senator tommy tuberville from the great state

of alabama. senator tuberville, sir. as always. welcome. and i just want to -- we're going to play a couple quick clips for you, but i assume you saw this or part of this interview. one of the most disturbing part is she lost her cool and there's a temperament you look for in presidential candidates no matter how hot it may be in the kitchen. you're supposed to keep your cool. i think she lost her cool and i think she blew up basically at bret baier last night. i don't know if you see it the same way or, you know, you've been around these things for a long time or you have a different take. >> i totally agree, larry. she came across like a crazy ex-girlfriend and only thing we learned was how obsessed, absolutely obsessed she was with donald trump. there was no policies and going

for immigration. things they've supposedly done and not one true thing she said about immigration and i think she just is totally out of touch and she tries to listen to everybody on her side about hey, listen, trying to switch everything back to donald trump and don't say anything and blame him and played the blame game and not going to work. how many illegal immigrants would you say were released into the country over the last three years. >> i'm congratulate you raised the issue. i agree with you. >> what's the number? 1 million, 3 million? >> bret, let's just get to the point. the point is that we have a broken immigration system that needs to be repaired.

>> 6 million people have been released into the country. let me finish and i'll get to your question, i promise you. >> i was beginning to answer. larry: that's a very odd -- she just wouldn't deal, i mean, bret's asking it six different ways and doesn't want to deal with it at all. and i want to read you a quote from alejandro mayorkas and barely in office. we're dedicated to achieving and quite frankly working around the clock to replace the cruelty of the past administration, the cruelty of the past administration where they orderly, humane, and safe immigration process.

and going for that and those are factoids and aye not making up the cancellation of 94 executive orders and at least 10 million illegals coming across the line probably more than that. she has to deal with these phacos that are seepingly so unpopular in the election senator. >> all the problems with r happening before they took office and they created these problems and i went to the border in march of 2021 right after they took over and ted cruz and myself along with mike lee, we went down and looked at these cages that they had all these kids in that were just absolutely stacked up like cord

wood. they care nothing about these kids. mayorkas, kamala harris and joe biden lied to the american people for the last three and a half years and it's been an absolute disgrace, and it is going back to what you talked about in the previous segment about this hamas leader being killed and we should be in deaf con one because they've let people in that are terrific rests and the american people are in trouble because of this. >> coming into office, your administration immediately reversed a number of trump border policies. looking back, do you regret the decision to term mate remain in medical examiner doe at the begin -- terminate remain in mexico at the beginning? >> the first bill was a bill to fix the immigration system. >> yes, called u.s. citizenship

act of 2021. >> exactly. >> it's essentially [inaudible]. >> white house and house and senate and giving a green light for the bill. larry: this one baffles me because the bill that she's talking about as bret baier explained but i guess she didn't want to listen or maybe she already knew. it wasn't a bill to close the border. that was a bill to open the border and expand citizenship roles and even her own party, with three houses at that point, was not in favor of it. i mean that's just and it's truthful going for that it's the way for senator tuberville. >> i don't think she knew what was going on when she came in and things that were happening and especially going on in the senate, larry. there was no bill. it's like bret baier said and have the house and senate and white house and they could have done anything they wanted right

to the floor. we never saw anything like that. the only bill is the one that mcconnell put together with tim langford -- or jamie langford and we vote it had down because it was a disaster bill that would have codified everything they'd done in the last three years, and we obviously didn't want that. sometimes it sounds like she doesn't know what's going on or what is really happened. she hasn't studied it. i'm telling you, there's been nothing done about immigration in the last four years that the biden harris administration even thought about stopping or trying to correct. larry: that bill she always refers to, which was an election year ploy, it wasn't trump who kill that had bill. they're already a bunch of republican senators against that bill and there are democratic senators against that bill probably for different reasons and that bill would have allowed roughly, i'm going to just do this in round num numbers and tt bill would have allowed roughly 2 million illegals coming in

every year in that bill codify and probably a bigger number and didn't inclues people being air lifted in the way they've been doing that and over a period of four years and that would have been another 8-10 million illegals and what's so great about that bill in the first place? >> the point that got me is when it said we'll continue to fund sanctuary cities in that bill. almost a thousand more lawyers being sent to the border to enhance the release of immigrants into our country. it was -- had nothing to do with really about stopping anything at the boarder and making it easier for them coming into the country and then funding them once they got here. we're spending billion as month keeping them in the country. larry: yeah, sir, game, set, match on that sanctuary city stuff. sanctuary cities, they will not be able to return criminals back to the border authorities to send them back home. that's so important.

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larry: kamala harris snubbing catholic voters by skipping the al smith dish tonight. brian llenas live from new york city. brian, are you going to be

there? reporter: larry, i'm going to be here but i have a feeling vol have a better seat down with the vips. vice president kamala harris snubbing al smith dinner and this is a charitable dinner and going for the charities that are set to raise some $9 million here tonight. harris becoming the first presidential candidate in 40 years not to attend the al smith dinner. her campaign says that that's because she's maximizing her time to go to battleground states for the election and she was in wisconsin today and ibram stead of getting a repeat of that infamous famous 2016 al smith dinner when trump and hillary clinton showed up and exchanged funny and harsh one liners and tonight, trump has the stage all to himself. cardinal timothy dolan turned in prerecorded remarks and playing on video and he expressed that

that harris is a no show for tonight saying that tonight is supposed to be about civility, patriotism and it's clear. >> we are upset she didn't come because we've missed an evening to accent something soarly needed that she articulates el quaintly and the theater going to traditionally do that. reporter: the catholic church against abortion and ivf and both 207 issues in the election and trump's co-campaign manager suggested on fox that harris isn't showing up in part because of her pro abortion stance. >> it's 100% a shot at catholics and can't take it any other way and look at her position and

going 100% that. reporter: of course trump takes the stage as somebody who obviously has overturned roe v wade but also said that the states, some states have gone too far with too restrictive abortion laws and bottom line, larry, dolan made another good point, this is new york and democrats and republicans will be here, not just catholics and there's a lot of competitive congressional races in the state that could decide which party gets power in congress. larry. larry: yeah, let's bring in byron york, washington examiner and fox news contributor and katie pavlich, editor of townhall.com and a fox news contributor. welcome to both of you. katie, one point here is kamala harris is in trouble with catholic voters in yen. we've talked about this. crazy things like gretchen whitmer with the dorito for

communion and direct affront to the catholic church and other issues chasing after the little sisters of the poor and whole variety of things and jim nickelson on former ambassador to the vatican and got in trouble with catholics and they may think it's a better use of her time to be some place else, but i'm not so sure about that, and i think this video is going to raise the profile of her not being there. what do you think? >> yeah, exactly. absent from the room is what it'll highlight. show up if you're going to be there rather than phoning it in really. says a few things. she needs to be in other places that are competitive like pennsylvania and other swing states because she is not even locked down the coalitions that she needs to beat donald trump in those states. the other thing is that she just doesn't really like catholics that much. look at her record as u.s. senator, as attorney general of

california she went after pro life groups and charities and was a vicious nominee when it came in front of her when on the senate judiciary committee and has a long record of persecuting catholic charities and catholics, little sisters of the poor, she's supported legislation that would force them to engage in providing things like contraception and she wanted to force pro life groups and crisis pregnancy centers and their websites and finally i don't think she can really take a joke. they don't want anymore humiliating clips going around the internet of kamala harris and can't handle the jokes that might be told about her. larry: she lost her cool with bret baier. you can argue yes or no substantively, whatever that means, but she lost her cool with bret baier and, byron york, your writing and weigh in on

this if you want to add what katie is talking about. there's been a big campaign shift in the final weeks. if you kind of see it in the polls and almost something you sense but i wanted to hear you talk about that and i haven't seen you in a week or two and why does this campaign shift as you read it, byron? >> well, on the dinner it was catholic and joe biden himself was catholic and won by 52-47%. now we have the best polling i've seen from pugh has donald trump ahead 52-47% over kamala harris. it's not a good idea that alienate anybody, especially in a really large group that you need. as far as the momentum in the election and i think we have seen in the past ten days now a shift in the polls toward trump especially in the national polls

and what that suggests is that there's almost kind of a resting normal for this race and that's with donald trump in a really small but clear lead. if you remember after joe biden drops out there's this huge boost and bump and sugar high for kamala harris and that's when it's beginning to come with the convention and gets another week of celebration and there's another bump for her and keeps her up a little bit. then when that's about to wear off, comes the debate. donald trump has a really bad debate. she's not that great but a lot better than trump. she has benefited from that and now we're at a period where that's worn off and there's nothing really on the horizon and only unpredictable events and going for that with the debate to change that. larry: katie pavlich, i want to try and combine that and turning

weakness for catholic voters and these industrial states are top heavy catholic states, aren't they? i mean, historically they are. pennsylvania, michigan, i mean, this is worse -- this couldn't be -- these are the worst states. if you go down south, the concentration of catholic vote is far less than it is in the older northern blue collar type states. so in some sense, this is going to add her troubles with catholic voters play in to the shifting momentum that byron is talking about, which probably covers other things and, katie, i don't think she did herself any good with bret baier last night. you tell me. >> no, the finger wagging towards the end of the very short interview, which they didn't hold up their end of the deal on didn't come off well. this could have been a big event

for her and one that gave her some more exposure in a way that she can reintroduce herself yet again to the american people and to the catholic voters as you say take up a lot of voting population in these states that she needs to win but in politics and if you're working on a campaign, you always have to look at is the risk greater than the reward and clearly they think her going to the dinner in person is not worth the reward. now, clearly they think they also think they're going to get something out of this by doing a video, but it just seeps like it's a poor effort to kind of change your mind when you're starting to realize that maybe you should have showed up and not broken tradition that dates back to 19846789 larry: they should have hired some clever hollywood writers to gin something up for her. hillary did it years ago and it's not hard.

byron, you're writing about bill clinton's gaffes and not just laken riley but some others and play bill clinton's sound and have you two comment on this. >> a young woman that was killed by an immigrant. if they don't improperly vet it at this point-blank layups, probably wouldn't have happened. larry: bringing up laken riley and going for that and to me, kind of blows out or just blows up or deflates the kamala harris argument and immigration and what the democrats do and what they do now and doing for another term and she wouldn't address that when bret baier asked her about it. what do you think?

>> no, absolutely blew it up. from clinton it was a classic washington gaffe, the definition of washington gaffe when a politician tells the truth and something that's obviously true and you're not supposed to say it. this is something that everybody knows letting in millions of people and cross the border illegally going to have to stay with disastrous results and going for the cases with some of the crimes and as you saw going with bret baier interview, kamala harris insists why there's a couple of bills that were introduced and going to have a whole problem and it's the republicans fault and in the second bill, donald trump's fault specifically that they didn't pass these bills and therefore the problem was not solved.

what they had properly vetted people crossing the border and laken riley and others would be alive. larry: there's no question. last 20 seconds, by the way, those bills at the beginning of the administration does increase citizenship. would have increase it had. there was a >> the legislation they introduce would somehow fix the boarder and what they did was take back all these executive orders of president trump in places to stop people from crossing the border and millions came in that bestrayed the american people by allowing millions to come into the country and they're committing crcrimes and now their friends n the media trying to cover up the crimes and down play and say it's only just a few apartment complexes in places like colorado that are being taken over with a dangerous game and only a few tells in new york city and some people paying the

price for this and going for the massive mistake and permanent power for democrats in the country. that's where they are in this. larry: thanks ever so much. katie pavlich and byron york. see you soon. >> thanks, larry. larry: coming up next, all the countries with the unfair trading practices are ripping us off, all right. america just going to sit back and do nothing about it? i don't think so. we're going to talk to my pal charlie gasparino about it next up here onset, kudlow. ♪ progressive makes it easy to see if you can save money with a commercial auto quote online so you can get back to your monster to-do list. super helpful. see if you can save money at progressivecommercial.com.

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larry: so, front page of "the wall street journal" scare story online, it never mentions this and i'll be brief, the eu has average tariffs 50% higher than the u.s.. china's tariffs are more than twice as high as the u.s.. vietnam's tariffs are three times as high. brazil's tariffs are 3.5 times as high and india's tariffs are over 5 times as high and the world trade organization permits them to do this. so i just ask is america supposed to sit back and do nothing with these unfair trading practices aimed at us or

is donald trump exactly right to per sue reciprocity with the use of tariffs to negotiate a more competitive level playing field? sorry to be so long, charlie gasparino, the great charlie gasparino. seriously. the public doesn't see that these tariffs are way higher than our tariffs and we're being taken for suckers. >> yeah, my old colleague worked with him at the journal. larry: he's not a bad guy. i don't mean to attack him. but he's neglected to put those numbers there. >> yeah, listen, there's a free market impulse 25 you used to have. larry: i still do. >> that tariffs are bad and when we go there, we'll stoke inflation. it leaves out the fact that the u.s. has always been has never

been in the driver's seat and we've always been the ones pushing for free markets and everybody else takes the pound of flesh out of us. i'm not saying i agree with jd vance and donald trump on this. but they do make a compelling point when they point out and it's so unfair and china is playing with what they call a loaded deck here and taking advantage and europeans are the same way and going for them and trump federally me and donald knocking heads every now and then and i appreciate what he brings to the table and i tell you this, larry, one of the sort of best parts about his platform is that he points out constantly how many ways we get screwed by our friends and some are not friends. we pay to defend all of europe. how much do they pay in europe? larry: that's right. >> on top of us defending them,

they hit us with tariffs. given how much money we spend defending them, there should be no tariffs on us. i'm sure donald trump would agree with that. i think if donald trump's instincts are, we're going to use tariffs as a lever, as a way to push back, and level the playing field. i don't think anybody can legitimately attack that. that is not a -- that to me is logic, know what i'm saying. larry: what he's saying reciprocity means through negotiations and tariffs are part of negotiations, bring your tariffs down and then we won't tariff you. >> right. larry: that's the free trade. >> if you're a multinational company, bring your jobs here and you get a 50% cut. what's wrong with that? larry: i love that. larry: i love that. >> i love my friends at wall street journal editorial.ma larry: ix love charlie gaspari, always happy --

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