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live in jerusalem, good afternoon. >> reporter: the israeli panama to set to vote tonight and confirm former defense minister natalie bennett to be the prime minister of israel. >> as he spoke today at the knesset bennett was heckled by a number of members who support benjamin netanyahu, netanyahu has been in power 12 years. the prime minister designate bennett will be strong on national security and foreign policy to continue relations with the biden administration in washington. earlier today during this address to lawmakers bennett was not only addressing the people in the knesset but the israeli people. during those remarks and heckling, talking about a number of key policy issues that concern israeli people. one of those having to do with iran and during those are marx reiterated his opposition to the iran nuclear deal. >> translator: israel will not

allow iran to arm itself nuclear weapons. israel is not party to the agreement and we will maintain action. >> reporter: bennett's coalition is made of a variety of voices right to left on the israeli political spectrum as part of the new coalition agreement bennett will rotate with the head of the opposition party who will have attorneys prime ministers in 2023. bennett and the people have veto power, it took four rounds of elections to get this deal together. a spokesperson told foxnews earlier the new government seeks to unify the israeli people rather than divide them with major issues like threats from iran, actively from factions inside gaza and the economy in the wake of covid 19 this is seen as a turning point for the jewish state. the knesset will vote shortly on this new government and before the end of the day israel will have a new prime minister. >> seems this coalition was

formed with groups that are anti-benjamin netanyahu. will they get along on things? will they be able to govern? >> reporter: that is the concern for the israeli government that is about to be in office, whether they are able to agree on these key issues, the first time in israeli history, they are part of this coalition, and with a cabinet meeting this could be a deciding factor in a number of decisions including the israeli response to factions inside gaza and treatment from the israeli government for the palestinian people. mike: fascinating time to watch, thanks very much. president biden making a very royal visit just after wrapping up the g7 summit, meeting with queen elizabeth for the first time since becoming president.

greg powell caught is on the floor in windsor. >> reporter: remember the g7 politicking we have been watching this as we speak but the president, the first lady in the queen behind us are having something. biden is the thirteenth serving president queen elizabeth ii has met, she served 70 years, every president since truman. the president and first lady were received by the queen, the salute, national anthem, the honor guard outside windsor castle before moving inside for tea that will last half an hour or so. is going over time. a formal or state visit, it is more an important and thought.. this comes after the g7 summit, they wrapped up in cornwall, saw a bit of a comeback for collaborative diplomacy just about every chance to proclaim the us is back, but did not go

as far as some would have liked but covid 19, global warming and china on a couple points. this is what president biden had to say. >> we are in a contest not with china per se but with autocrats, autocratic governments around the world as to whether or not democracies can compete with them in the rapidly changing 21st-century. >> reporter: after this tea with the queen president biden goes on to nato and the eu summit, that all-important summit with russian president vladimir putin. we heard him say the us is not for conflict with russia, looking to resolve the issue. mike: many thanks. you joining me now is congressman and member of the house homeland security committee greg steube. seeing the formation of a new

government in israel sometime this afternoon what are your thoughts and concerns? >> first thought is we as the united states need to stand with israel regardless who their leader in leadership is. a number at one ally in the middle east, we need to do everything we can to work with the israeli government regardless who their leadership is. i do hope the new leader as he is sworn in is going to stand against iran, the iran nuclear deal, not cave to international pressure like netanyahu comments was his concern. i hope the new leader of israel will stand up against the international pressure to have a deal with the iranian's, the largest, strongest ally in the region, we need to support the israeli government regardless who their leadership is. mike: from the american perspective during this time of transition what should be the message to israel's adversaries from the united states?

>> reporter: the message to israel's adversaries should be the united states will stand with israel regardless who their leader is in that should be unequivocal. what biden is doing, giving $250 million to the palestinians or millions of dollars to gaza, that money will be funneled to hamas, trying to reenter the jcp away with the iranian's, the american government should be standing with israel and standing against their enemies. that is the last thing we should be doing is compromising on these types of policies that could infringe upon israel's homeland, their security, safety because their security and safety affect the united states security and safety. mike: the g7 summit, was it successful? >> reporter: there's a lot of talk but not a lot of action. this upcoming meeting with vladimir putin, he just approved the nordstrom 2 and

gave him a pipeline, what putin wanted. he is canceling pipelines in the united states just after the colonial pipeline was hacked by russians. what exactly is the biden administration doing with the russian government attacking the colonial pipeline and other things? a lot of talk, not a lot of action. we need to put america first like the trump administration did for the last four years and ensuring america is secure and safe from our enemies. mike: how should the president issue a warning to vladimir putin when it comes to the hacking problem of infrastructure and american interests? >> i hope he has a solution and takes leadership. we've seen none of that. we know for a fact the russian agents may not have been -- you can't tell me vladimir putin didn't know this was happening, hacked into the colonial pipeline and shutdown infringing on the united states, the security of the american people. there needs to be action and repercussions for those activities, not a meeting where he is going to talk tough and not take action against the

regime. he has been less strong and very weak related to policies against russia than the trump administration was. why would you approve the nordstrom, exactly what putin wants after they sabotaged the colonial pipeline. doesn't make any sense, the safety and security of the american people. mike: you have a homeland security portfolio, talk about your concerns about continued hacks and what could be ahead. >> one of the future safety concerns of the national security of our infrastructure. we've seen it with this meat processing facility in the colonial pipeline and our infrastructure is so weak that this is continuing to happen our assistance will be probed in major areas of our economy and it is not going to stop. it is happening because the biden administration hasn't taken a strong stand against this type of activity. we should be shutting this activity down, telling the russian and chinese and others

if you're going to do this to american interests and affect the american economy there will be repercussions. we heard none of that from the biden administration. mike: thanks for your time. let's bring in california democratic congressman and member of the house oversight committee, welcome. >> thanks for having me. mike: what do you think of the change of power with america's closest ally in the middle east? >> it is great on the level of this is a thriving democracy and they have differences of opinion like we do. their norms have changed in terms of how we engage but we will get through that. i'm very supportive and respectful of the challenge israel is going through but it bodes well, it is democracy having a debate, going to have a decision. mike: israel is in a tough neighborhood in the middle

east. you expect it to be challenged by its adversaries? >> yes. we know historically they will be challenged. that is where the challenge is to be thoughtful and i respect, like my previous calling by what he said.teubstruck i think back on h w bush during another middle eastern crisis where he worked methodically to create a coalition. whether it is the g7 or the middle east right now when you have democracies you've got to work and provide leadership. you don't do it by dropping in and think you are going to do it our way are we are not going to participate. it can be laborious and ponderous but that is how you build a coalition with power. mike: you referenced -- sorry.

>> the g7 or what is happening in the middle east but the middle east is a tough neighborhood. mike: what is your assessment of the g7 summit? >> i think it is good in the context of what i just said. this is the way we have always worked since world war ii to build a coalition with nato and our nato partners and the japanese. is powerful when done right. mike: is anticipation about the upcoming meeting with vladimir putin. your thoughts going to the critical meeting? >> i don't disagree with my colleague, have to be forceful. where i disagree is you got to take the time to be thoughtful and strategic, can't just jump in and pound the table. that is my perspective. this is going to be a challenge too and it is fraught with challenges not to be redundant

but there's a great opportunity. you've got to be forceful and make sure putin knows we are united against ukraine and democracy. mike: the recent hacks, is that one of the front burner issues a review? >> absolutely. this is new technology we are trying to implement. i don't think we do it well in the united states. there's going to be a public-private partnership that is more thoughtful and ahead of the people who have taken advantage of the system. mike: what are your concerns about hacks going forward in terms of our economy, our infrastructure? >> a perfect example, you can see criminal elements who may or may not be supported by a foreign government, they are at least knowledgeable affecting our economy and daily lives. throughout the east they can do that across the country if we

are not prepared. it is a big deal. todd: thanks for your time. >> thank you so much. mike: the united states, russia and 20 of the countries reach an agreement to stop cyberhacking a bit of recent uptick in cyberattacks here at home. >> reporter: that agreement is countries will agree not to hack each other's critical infrastructure, nor will they harbor cybercriminals. russian president vladimir putin said his country would agree to hand over cybercriminals to the us if america agreed to do the same with russia. many are skeptical pointing to pruden's senile oppression links to recent ransom where attacks on colonial pipeline and meat processor jb us. mike pompeo says the biden administration needs to punish not only the criminal organizations behind these

attacks but nations that harbor them. >> make sure we impose those costs to vladimir putin who is allowing this to take place can actually feel the costs and convince them it is in his best interest to stop this from happening anend stop attacking america, not much different from other kinds of attacks on the united states. >> reporter: president biden says cyber security is amon the key challenges the us and its allies suggest in the 21st century and the administration strengthening these alliances will present a united front. >> when it comes to looking for action to deal with things like ransom where we are in a stronger position with tools of our own and the international community with us to elicit that action. >> reporter: president biden plans to bring up the issue of cybersecurity with president putin when the two leaders meet in geneva wednesday. mike: we need to watch, thanks very much. parents fighting back against

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knesset or a vote of confidence in the new government has begun. we will bring updates as we get new develop and as israel moves forward with trying to seat its new coalition government. former ambassador james jeffrey, expert on the middle east region. live images from the great state of new jersey where a local school board votes unanimously to remove all holiday names from their academic calendar. alex hogan joins us with the decision and the fallout. >> reporter: backlash over this decision, one school board said it would prevent anyone from becoming offended and this all started with columbus day, a holiday many cities and states moved away from changing the name all together, celebrating native americans. randolph township district

renamed columbus day as indigenous peoples day, then file a motion to rename all holidays in the calendar replacing things like thanksgiving, hanukkah or martin luther king day simply with saying day off. the school responding the motion was presented for consideration to stop using holiday titles on the calendar. we agreed unanimously the change would be inclusive and equitable. the motion prompting fiery debates at the meeting. >> security. >> reporter: two split camps on this topic either favoring the change to more inclusiveness or firing back at the board. >> don't know why they can change what for years and years -- >> it is our history. i hate to see it all go down

the drain but it is a day if you want to look at it that way. >> reporter: the school board says it will not affect the curriculum or prevent anyone from spending their day off celebrating whichever way they choose. within an hour how this coalitions plan together to discuss the four point plan and a petition circulating to remove the school board and it has more than 1900 signatures. mike: thanks very much. >> when we are looking at who to blame for what happens we need to look at ourselves. we have said here with apathy, disinterest and distraction for years and that is what happened right under our noses. it did take a pandemic to rouse us from our sleep. mike: the executive director of the fight for schools pack speaking against critical race theory, one of the parents leading the fight against crt in loudoun county, virginia were students have two days

left in their school year and joins us for an update. the school year ends tuesday in loudoun county. does the issue heat up or cool off during the summer break? >> it will continue to heat up. as i said at the rally yesterday i may be the captain of fight for schools the captain is only as good as his battalion as i have a battalion consisting of an army of moms out there every day getting signatures, hosting events to get signatures. they will watch this later because they are busy right now walking door-to-door and i don't see that stopping in the summer, i see it heating up. mike: i have been out there, struck by the passion of a lot of the moms you witnessed. do you expect they will be successful in potentially recalling members of the school board? how does that play out? >> we will be successful. we reached 60% of the threshold for one of the school board

members last week, petition signatures have been coming in by the drove. every time there is a school board meeting a new hero is born, they are coming out giving passionate speeches that explain their perspective and lighting a fire under parents, not just republicans but independent and democrats. one of the things that is so interesting to me, people are distracted with labels, you are republican or democrat, the tither defines us is our children. when the history of this movement is written, there will be a coalition of parents but put their political differences aside to assure educational excellence in america for the future. mike: allowing them to return

to the classroom where the -- religious beliefs across the proposed transgender policy, suspended from a teaching job. are you surprised the school district is fighting his return to school. >> not surprised. they didn't get the vicious slack down they got from the court that said you violated first amendment rights and the school board likes to double down on its ridiculous policies and decisions so they are appealing it to the supreme court of virginia with our tax dollars in an attempt to silence teachers ability to go before the school board during open comment and exercise first amendment rights. mike: we saw a packed house allowing county, virginia. do you think the school board got the message, will there be any concrete action? or do you continue the fight? >> it doesn't seem like most of the school board is getting the message. every two weeks more and more parents show up and speak their mind yet all we hear from the

school board is it is a small minority of parents spreading misinformation. not true. we've just done a poll. 50% and a margin of 20 points support the recall effort, that includes overwhelming numbers from republicans and independents and a significant amount of democrats as well. if they continue to ignore parents, strike first amendment rights from their plans they will find themselves out of a job. mike: some states have banned the teaching of critical race theory. how big is the fight in loudoun county? >> loudoun county is ground 0 for this fight. we have dozens of savvy parents that know what they are doing, they understand what this means and what this is about. this literally is a spark and we are lighting a fire, parents are rising up everywhere. the parents doing this, don't

look at labels and say this person is a democrat so i can't work with them. that is not true. i've worked with dozens of democrats on this movement. they are all committed to one thing. educational excellence for their children, grandchildren and wants to be sure they are raised to be compassionate to all human beings regardless of race, color, religion, sexual orientation. what we want to have a seat at the table where parents can have a say on how children are educated and i think we will get it done. mike: thanks very much. the migrant crisis shows no sign of slowing even as the biden administration tries to downplay the surge at the nation's southern border. a closer look at what is happening on the ground coming up. you oughta customize your car insurance with liberty mutual, so you only pay for what you need. oh um, doug can we talk about something other than work, it's the weekend. yeah, yeah.

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>> president biden wrapping up a little tea with queen elizabeth at windsor castle. he is now at heathrow airport

ready to travel to brussels, next stop of the europeans were the president and first lady travel to europe before heading back to washington to meet with nato leaders at a private meeting with the turkish president tomorrow. later this week planning to meet with russian president vladimir putin on wednesday. life pictures from his relapse knesset where we are awaiting the confidence vote to approve a new israeli prime minister. for more insight on the future of us israeli relations let's bring in ambassador to iraq and turkey and chair of the middle east center at the wilson center, james jeffrey, ambassador, welcome. what is your assessment at this period of transition in the israeli government? >> assuming nothing goes wrong in the next few hours and the coalition we are replacing we have a 1-vote majority but still i think it is pretty clear this is the end of the netanyahu era.

he is a hero of many israelis, he was a consequential leader of israel for 15 years. the new coalition will continue many of his policies including against iran, but also the alliance with arab states, a real breakthrough for the entire region. they will start off in terms of foreign policy. mike: this coalition seemed to unite anybody but netanyahu going forward. will they be able to govern? a lot of different parties, a lot of different interests? >> israel is a very very vivid, very very healthy democracy in many ways. it is used to big coalitions, they possibly will not be able

to tackle key issues like the future of their relationship with the palestinians and also the questions involving the orthodox in israel for the first time in many years but i believe they will be able to among other things pass a budget which israel hasn't passed in some time and continue to govern pretty effectively but in particular maintain continuity in foreign policy. mike: i'm curious your thoughts how the united states can support our closest ally in the middle east during this delicate time. >> it is delicate, the biden administration negotiating with iran, the jc poa return. most politicians in israel are not happy.

the key thing is if we do go back to that agreement that has to be followed up but strong containment, with progressive actions throughout the arab world, syria, iraq, lebanon, yemen. the arabs friends -- the biden administration does not do that there would be great disappointing is israel and not only there. mike: israel is located in a tough neighborhood. do you expect the adversaries to test this new government? >> that is always possible. natalie bennett served in the israeli equivalent of the delta force. the other major member of the coalition was also a combat soldier and will be the foreign minister. these are tough guys, they are not going to get rolled over by anybody, not by us in washington and no one else in

the region. mike: a fascinating transition ahead. ambassador james jeffrey of the wilson center, thanks for your time and analysis. border patrol agents overwhelmed with the flow of migrants into the united states as they scramble to contain a surge in crossings. good afternoon, bill. >> reporter: we are in the rio grande valley sector, the busiest sector in the us-mexico border and in la jolla, quite inactive morning, we will show you what we've seen. look at the video we shot an hour ago. border patrol helicopters -- mike: president biden talking to the press, let's go there live. >> xi jinping, we had a long

thought, i don't think she is insulted. minded me of my mother in terms of look of her in the generosity. i said it is a long time, no, wish we could stay longer. maybe we could hold the cars up a minute. she was very gracious. >> americans never go -- >> she said if we could fit the white house in the courtyard, she said what is it like in the white house? i said it is magnificent, she said here, it is private. the public can go in the other end. she was very gracious. >> did you invite her to the white house? >> yes. thanks, guys, thank you very much. mike: president biden speaking to the network after his tea with queen elizabeth, went to windsor castle and now to

brussels as he continues his travel after the g7 meeting and we expect obviously great anticipation this week as president biden will go face-to-face with russian president vladimir putin. great anticipation about that meeting. a lot of the table between the us and russia and concerns in the us about recent hacking of us interest and infrastructure. the president of the united states at the top of the stairs heading into air force one, about to take off for brussels. busy week ahead. forgive me for cutting in but please pick up with the latest on the critical issue at the southern border. >> good afternoon. we are here in la jolla, texas, we've seen a lot of activity this morning, we will show it to you. look at this video we shot an hour ago, border patrol

helicopter heading down a group of runners who came across the rio grande, illegally came into the united states and ran away from border patrol. they did not want to turn themselves in. our drone overhead, some of them waving to the drone. they were all sat down next to an expressway out here in taken into custody. border patrol telling us most if not all of them will be expelled from the country under title 42 in the next few hours, bust back into mexico. this was the only activity we've seen today. look at this video we shot a couple hours ago also near here in la jolla. family units came out of the brush onto a road and gave themselves up to border patrol. these folks are not running away, they are giving the results up actively seeking out order patrol and turning themselves in. many were women with young children, toddlers, others were young teenage males, had a

chance to talk to some of the teenagers, they were telling me they were from honduras. one of the mothers telling me she's from el salvador. this is something that as you look at the fox drone live, the border wall, this is something happening in the rio grande valley sector every day, every morning like clockwork, migrants come across the rio grande and present themselves to border patrol run away. depends what they are trying to do. back in may, 180,000 migrants apprehended, another 20 year high starting to pick up in temperatures out here, extremely hot and humid but border patrol officials tell us do not expect these migrant crossings to slow down anytime soon. mike: many thanks. up next we will have a political panel breaking down the surge at the southern border, stay with us. u choose. try boost glucose control. it's clinically shown to help manage blood sugar levels and contains high quality protein to help manage hunger and support muscle health. try boost today.

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todd: live images of israel's knesset as they swear in the

new prime minister bennett replacing benjamin netanyahu into his historic of year rule of america's closest ally in the middle east. back at home back to the crisis on the southern border of the united states, let's bring in new orleans top radio host mike cruz, welcome. what is your assessment of the ongoing crisis at the southern border? >> the biggest problem facing the country today. it is a disaster. the point person is kamala harris and she hasn't been there in 82 days since she was appointed. her trip to guatemala and mexico was a disaster. even the guatemalan president says the messages were consistent, sending a message for people to come and being overwhelmed.

the report showed apprehensions are up 180,000 apprehensions in may and we are up tremendously from april in the previous month, we can't handle it. tremendous action is needed and i was the point person would spend time at the border other than all the things she's doing. this is the big crisis she needs to be focusing on. mike: what is your take on the crisis at the border? >> i don't share the assessment that it is a crisis. under the trump administration, taking children away from parents, that was dissuasive of some immigrants, hereby met a guy today, my driver, spoke to him for 30 minutes, of immigrant stock, the child of a gentleman with a green card. this country needs immigrant labor. we need immigrants.

there should be orderly immigration, but it is not all about keeping them in mexico. we need that labor here. mike: your thoughts? >> we need legal immigration but not a way that illegal immigration like we haven't seen in 20 years. border crossings are up 700% from last year. the border wall was working but was stopped by this president. the remain in mexico policy was working but stopped by this president. he wanted to stop deportation until texas brought in a court. reinstituted the failed catch and release policy. you think people will come back for 5 years later? it is a joke. this thing is a crisis. we do need legal immigrants but not this wave of illegals from coming here because president biden rolled out the welcome mat for them to come so it is all on biden and harris to solve the problem they created. mike: your response? >> the wall has never been complete. we always had immigration legal

and otherwise and if we increase the number and stop turning immigrants at the border instead of embracing them this nation needs the lifeblood. it is not a crisis unless we fail to embrace these immigrants. mike: we saw bipartisan criticism of vice president kamala harris's travels to central america, she didn't seem to be fully prepared for a question from lester holt from nbc. he had a smart question, when are you going to the border? your thoughts? do you expect to change in tactics at the white house? >> i think it was the worst trip of anything vice president in us history. it was a disaster. the question from lester holt was are you going to the border? she talked about i haven't been to europe either. how dismissive. when asked about it she starts tackling. it is a serious problem. talk to people on the border and they are overwhelmed. it is so bad that texas is

getting involved building their own border wall and they will start apprehending these folks because they need to take action since the biden administration is doing nothing else. kamala harris has been a disaster on everything but the worst thing has been this crisis that the president put her in charge of and she seems to ignore. she can't ignore it. mike: is she not going because she doesn't want to own the crisis? >> i'm not sure it is a, quote, crisis to own. the vice president has a front and center role in this was the fact that she hasn't been there in 82 days is only news on fox news. there are plenty of other crises facing this country. the former president was spying on sitting democratic reps and i don't hear any response from any republicans, any sort of outrage, there are real issues. i'm not sure i feel this is the biggest one our nation faces.

>> talk about a diversion, we are talking about the border, not donald trump's issue. we've got to focus on the problem. the biggest one we face today. mike: we are up against the clock, thanks for your time. democrats divided as the squad squares off with members of their own party over congresswoman ilhan omar's comments, the latest political fallout next. clinically-studied plant based ingredients passion flower, valerian root, and hops. new zzzquil pure zzzs restorative herbal sleep. challenging times are nothing new. neither are resilient people. there's strength in every family story. learn more about yours. at ancestry. keeping your oysters business growing there's strength in every family story. has you swamped. you need to hire. i need indeed indeed you do. the moment you sponsor a job on indeed

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mike: republicans calling for ilhan omar to step down be removed while nancy pelosi works to calm tensions in the party. let's go to mark meredith. mike: >> nancy pelosi says there's no drama within her caucus even the democrats criticized comments made by representative ilhan omar. last week omar faced a bipartisan firestorm after equating the us and israel to terrorist groups like him us and the taliban. she started walking those comments back and the speaker says she's thankful omar clarified her remarks but also dismissing reports of drama within the democratic party. >> what i am saying is end of subject, she clarified, we thanked her, end of subject.

what people say is up to them. what happened is a reflection of the respect we have for our member. >> reporter: not everyone thinks there's a lot of respect including rashida tlaib who says freedom of speech doesn't exist for muslim women in congress, the benefit of the doubt doesn't exist for muslim women in congress. house democratic leadership should be ashamed of its relentless exclusive tone, policing congress women of color. members of the so-called squad coming to the defense of ilhan omar. we heard from alexandria ocasio cortez. >> i believe her comments were mischaracterized. speaker pelosi said we are putting this behind us and we will ultimately come together. >> reporter: republicans do not appear ready to move on. they are demanding that ilhan omar be punished with some republicans calling for her to lose her committee assignments. we will see what they have to say next.

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