will be a massive retaliatory attack that's already underway by the israelis. neil: indeed, it is. martha, thank you so much for that. and that response is happening right now. israel has gone ahead and confirmed that hamas has israeli captives. we don't know how many. we do know hundreds are feared dead across gaza and israel and israeli response to this, for example, over the palestinian area has claimed about 300 lives coming from the palestinian. we know that israel's ambassador to the u.s. has expressed confidence in washington's support. the president of the united states has already indicated to benjamin netanyahu with whom he charted about an hour and a half ago that that support will be forth coming. the mood on the hill is to support israel in this clear terrorist attack and now the fallout is beginning.

>> israeli prime minister benjamin netanyahu calling war on hamas following a surprise attack at the gaza strip this morning. 100 israelis have been killed in the clashes. welcome to fox news live, i'm griff jenkins. hello, molly. molly: i'm molly line. alexandria hoff in washington and trey yingst in southern israel, we'll start with you,

targeting major population centers. they blue a whole in the border fence between israel and gaza and sent in hundreds of palestinian militants on pickup trucks and motorcycles headed to a music festival near the border, open fire on the attendees and taking territory along the gaza strip. there were many towns and villages and at this hour hamas is in control, and wounded soldiers, and other medical centers but the big issue for his real and what they are trying to address is twofold. one trying to secure this area, border police there's palestinian militants and the second issue has to do with

hostages taken by hamas and islamic jihad. civilians taken, dead and alive into the gaza strip during the operation today. benjamin net yahoo -- net new yahoonetanyahu says the country is at war. >> determined to stop reporting, vehicle traffic going back-and-forth, those people that are finally able to move around when they've been stuck throughout the day hunkering down for safety. >> reporter: martha: i think we are having a -- having a little trouble with the audio. next we head are the white house, this unexpected attack on israel, the biden

administration saying it's monitoring the situation saying the us is standing with our long time ally. lucas tomlinson standing by. >> reporter: this is the largest attack in israel in a half-century. the yom kippur war was launched against israel, that was a surprise attack, this is another one. president biden is at the white house alongside his secretary of state, biden in a statement saying, quote, the united states, this appalling assault against israel, made clear to prime minister benjamin netanyahu that we will offer all appropriate means of support to the government and the people of israel. terrorism is never justified. israel has a right to defend itself and its people, the united states awards against any other party hostile to israel psyching advantage of the situation, administrations work for israel security is rocksolid and unwavering.

today's attack launched on a jewish holiday that marks conclusion of the cycle of meetings. antony blinken at the white house calling allies in the region, the united states unequivocally condemns attacks by hamas terrorists against civilians and civilian communities, never any justification for terrorism, we stand with the people of israel and extend condolences to israeli lives lost in these attacks, we remain in contact with israeli partners, united states support israel's right to defend itself. attorney mark asper speaking to neil cavuto offering assessment of the large attack. >> it was a surprise and caught the israelis completely off guard. you can't say anything but it was an intelligence failure. dealing with a tactical situation on the ground which is terrible and tragic for israeli citizens and the israeli military.

>> reporter: congressman mike waltz said are short time ago that this is 100% iran calling the shots, evidence that hamas has learned from the ukraine war, some footage on social media showing israeli tank getting destroyed by hamas drone using a grenade on the top of that israeli tank. molly: thank you. a lot to cover. appreciate your reporting. griff: a lot to cover. southern israel left with the city damage after hamas launched the surprise invasion, bombarding the country, alexandria hoff is live with striking images from washington. >> reporter: the brutality of the attacks is undeniable, echoing in washington with plenty of reaction pouring in but to map out how the day

began, the first assault was carried out at 6:30 local time with a barrage of missiles, the only warning was near the border, air raid sirens, smoke billowed over the city, 30 minutes south of tel aviv, one man described the sky falling in on his family. >> around 6:00 in the morning, a rocket fell near the house and due to that, everything got burned, the house destroyed, the windows and the walls. we heard a massive shot, the child was startled, we look at our reality. >> reporter: there was so much unknown for the future at this point. militants crossing the border, the military released footage of that breach, the israeli army tank, it was captured by hamas with people posing for

photos. no reaction from capitol hill has been swift, chuck schumer adding his prayers, the terrorist attacks by hamas and the people of israel are absolutely horrific, the us stands with his real with its unwavering right to defend itself, mitch mcconnell, quote, today's terrorist violence is a reminder of the evils that motivate hamas, islamic jihad and their patrons. republican congressman michael walt's writing on x this is 100% iran calling the shots, the congressman moody agreed with that earlier, spoke to that earlier report. don't know if we have that but we have the top republican senator roger wicker, who condemned the unprovoked attacks, writing in a statement, president biden's lenient policy sent billions in cash to iran to continue its fight, terrorism has jeopardized our closest regional partner, israel.

it is important to remember the house is operating without a speaker, the legislative branch is paralyzed until a new one is selected. several congressional sources are telling fox news dispels problems for the us should there be a need to respond to a national security concern at home or abroad. one more thing, congressman patrick mchenry served as interim speaker and we are receiving information now that is unclear if he can receive a briefing because he is not the permanent speaker. that adds another layer of complication to the issues they are trying to sort out in washington. griff: and cannot bring bills to the floor, paralyzing the legislative branch for a long period of time. thank you. molly: for more on the fallout from hamas's surprise attack, we are joined by victoria coates, national security adviser for the middle east,

vice president of foreign policy at the heritage foundation. thank you for joining us, this is unfolding for many hours. i want your thoughts on the scale of this and how it was missed by israel, a great partner particularly when it comes to sharing this, your thoughts. >> that the staggering thing, the scale and sophistication of this attack which could only be carried out if a terrorist group like hamas has a nationstate sponsor and at sponsor's iran. there is no way they could pull this off. so we know iran is taking all the money that has been flowing to it for the last 21/2 years with the permissive attitude towards it sales to communist china, pouring that into fueling a terrorist operation against innocent israeli civilians.

griff: now the world is wondering who is behind this and why now? what can you tell us about that? >> it is clearly iran, tehran lashing out at israel but also a specific purpose at a precise time. 50 years after the yom kippur war is a momentous anniversary but also coming on the heels of the very open declarations by crown prince mohammed bin sosoal salman and saudi arabia, getting close to historic peace deal to bring security to their citizens. the iranians hate that. that they worst-case scenario for them. they have been plotting this for some time but when they saw an imminent deal between saudi arabia and israel they saw the opportunity. molly: you are raising something i was wondering about. because of how broad this is

and how coordinated, the swath of land they are covering, the land incursion, how long has the planning gone on? you are talking about these other elements of diplomacy happening around the world and an enemy that's always plotting to some degree and called for the end of israel. how are they able to do it at this moment when these historic deals were on the cusp? >> they have been fattened up with additional resources the last couple years. in the spring of 2017-18 timeframe visiting gaza with heather nauert when we were in the trump administration, we saw the terrorist installations, tunnels going into southern israel that were being uncovered, we had a period of calm for a while

because iran was starved of resources. we had the maximum pressure campaign, the most significant economic sanctions in a generation to keep the money out of the hands of tehran. when they get this money, all they do is spend it on terrorism. you see it dollar for dollar equivalents. if you unfreeze funds and let them sell oil they spend on violence and mayhem in the region and attacks on israel. griff: let's talk about the escalation ladder and what we will see, benjamin netanyahu's triage is to take back those territories and towns but he's promising and unprecedented price hamas will pay. what does that look like? >> it has to be a campaign against hamas as if they were a state actor and has to be a fallout campaign against spreading uranian influence,

the white house through its office of palestinian affairs, their first response was to call for restraint, that's the last thing the israelis need to hear, they need to hear the united states has israel's back and will support it in every way possible to keep their country safe. griff: thank you for taking time, please come back to us if you have any more developments, appreciate it. for reaction to this developing story we are joined by republican congressman from tennessee, member of the house oversight committee, tim burchett. thank you for taking time. let's get your reaction to what we are waking up to and seeing on our televisions today. >> this is being pulled off by air and. 3 up $6 billion and greenlighted their nuclear attempts. we better be cautious about

what is going on and in support of israel and benjamin net and yahoo -- netanyahu. we will see how they will defend themselves. griff: in light of what we are watching, it underscores national security concerns with legislative branch paralyzed without a house speaker for a prolonged time. kevin mccarthy as speaker, are you okay with that? >> yes, we followed the rules and they were voted on by kevin mccarthy. the executive branch puts money where it needs to be. do you think we will run to washington and pass legislation? it is already in place. that's muddying the waters and don't think that's very accurate, not throwing any cold

water on you but that's not in the realm of reality. molly: to push back on that, you effectively have the legislative branch of government paralyzed because you don't have a house speaker and are not going to have one for a prolonged time and bills can come to the floor in light of what is clearly an escalating middle east crisis, we should have all branches of government functioning in one hundred% in this case with house, the only one controlled by republicans. >> the senate by wednesday we will be united around speaker in this is something, i can assure you of, in support of israel, that doesn't bother me. we will be in good shape.

nothing moves through the legislative process. it moves like a glacier. we will be okay. we already funded his real, $3 billion and they are going to be okay. griff: israel does not ask for much support, sending troops of that length. in the last 30 seconds, it is unclear the pro tem will be briefed, you say there is no meeting this weekend but there will be briefings on what is happening. this appears by all accounts to be an unbelievable failure of intelligence not to see this coming. your thoughts on whether patrick mchenry can be briefed on a matter like this or are you concerned about a failure of intelligence?

>> i'm not concerned, they generally take care of their own and i can assure you they are taking care of this. not sure what patrick mchenry's role would be if he was speaker in this. we will issue our condemnation of these terrorist thugs. anything that happens will take a week anyway. by wednesday, we will have a speaker and we we back in business. griff: if you announce who you would support for speaker? >> i'm not supporting myself. one of the 8, when you endorse, all you do is pick up enemies, not friends, just like a debate. i bring my side and i don't think that's going to do any good at all. i talked to the candidates. griff: thank you for taking

time. molly: we bring in democratic congresswoman from pennsylvania and member of the house intelligence and foreign affairs committee, thank you for joining us, thanks for the historic war unfolding, and the magnitude and something that hasn't been seen, how is it is real and the united states missed that this was coming? >> my heart is with all the people of israel and palestine and who, what, when, not something we are asking ourselves in our internal chat rooms, need to understand how

this is what happened, hope we get a briefing, it is important, our job is to make sure we understand what we know and why they didn't know things. hope we have that briefing as early as possible. molly: democrats are getting updates about what is happening. anything you can share with us? >> i wouldn't say that that is the case. we've had similar information as the american public does as you are projecting it and other news outlets are projecting it and every bit of it alarming and appalling. it's very concerning what is happening in israel and biden it ministration has made clear it is appalling, first and foremost, that we are behind our allyship with israel, making sure they are able to

fight back against this horrible last couple of hours. molly: that sentiment is shared by various numbers of the biden administration. you were among those who voted to remove the speaker, you joined with conservative republicans and now facing quite a week ahead in washington. what response abilities do the democrats have in the week ahead to get things back to business? >> i believe this is more of a reason to make sure we have a speaker who is at the helm, willing to work across the aisle and willing to work with all 435 members of congress to make sure we are addressing issues with israel and all the issues that are pressing us as well, whether it is immigration or funding the budget or israel or ukraine, we need to be working together, 435 of us. important to people who are watching, a year and 1/2 ago,

january, the speaker, the nomination of speaker was mccarthy or hakeem jeffries. i did not vote for speaker mccarthy, i did not think he could work across the aisle. i did not vote for him again in the last election because i don't believe he had the right set of rules. the rules that he allowed for allowed for him to be excused as speaker of the house. what i hope for in the next several days is that the republicans will nominate someone who's willing to work across the aisle. i hope we will change the rules so the rules do not allow for one person to do what we saw last week in congress. molly: a lot of things to be done and things congress made need to respond to. thank you for joining us, appreciate it.

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>> u.s. embassy personnel in israel now instructed to shelter in place amid the violent clashes between hamas and israelis. for more on this we're joined by chief political anchor bret baier. thanks for coming into the studio. nobody more than you is more equipped to weigh in now after just having the sit-down back-to-back interviews with both the crown prince of saudi arabia, with the prime minister of israel, and a lot of talk today about what this does to the normalization of relations in the middle east. let's get your insight. bret: yeah, griff. good afternoon, i think this puts all that on the back burner. i mean, first of all, i've heard people, mark levine and others, talking this is israel's 9/11. i think that's right. we have not seen anything like this in decades and it's really, in some ways, unprecedented. 2500 rockets from gaza launched. a lot of them taken out by iron dome, but many of them hitting, but more importantly, the land

incursion with those brigades of hamas terrorists going community to community. there are videos now online of these efforts and shooting women and children on the video. a lot of them have been taken hostage. we now hear from the israeli defense forces that the number is about 140 dead, 700, 800 injured, but they have hostages and they have specific operations going into these communities along the border there to try to take out these terrorists and save the hostages. you're talking about really laborious stuff. if you talk to any military operator in the u.s. or anyplace, this is the stuff they hate because it's town to town. this is a massive, massive attack. you saw the israeli prime minister say this is war. and i think that any talk of normalization is probably out the window. you had a statement from saudi arabia saying they're watching this closely, but the statement

went on to say the concerns of the palestinian militants. and then qatar put out a statement saying this is solely on the back of israel, this terrorist attack. those statements, you know, will stir the pot in the middle east and will make things exponentially worse and it will be interesting where they come out publicly beyond those initial statements coming up. molly: bret, molly here. i think you're raising a great point about the global reaction, the breadth of what this could all mean when it continues to escalate. when you did the interview with the crown prince, he called the normalization with israel the biggest historical deal in decades. now you're seeing the statements come out from various countries that shows some of the nations are not remotely close to being on the page with israel. where could this go potentially escalate in the weeks ahead. bret: first of all, molly. good afternoon. i think it's in a bad place,

this is massive. i think it has the potential to change the middle east in a bad direction and it's going to take a little time to even get it back on track. listen, this attack, talking to a number of experts over the past couple of hours, had to have been planned for months and months. this is not just days and weeks. this is months and months, because of the coordination, the complexity. there's a lot of talk from republican lawmakers about the $6 billion to iran and that's fine, and that happened in recent, you know, the past few days, weeks. this had to be well before that, as far as planning. however, broadly, the talk about iran and funneling money to terrorists like hamas, like hezbollah, is a real concern and one in which clearly iran has already publicly been talking about supporting this effort and you would imagine that they are intricately involved in the planning and operation of this. griff: bret, you absolutely put

your finger on such an important point there, and that is that this is a failure of intelligence and perhaps unprecedented ways because the planning for this, a multi--front ground attack, an unprovoked attack on civilians, along with the missiles, does not happen overnight. bret baier weighing in, giving us the very lateless. thanks, bret. bret: you bet. griff: molly. molly: g.o.p. candidates expressing outrage over today's surprise attack in israel while taking shots at president biden over foreign policy. mark meredith is live in cedar rapids, iowa with more on this coming up.

>> g.o.p. candidates expressing outrage over today's surprise attack in israel while taking shots at president biden over foreign policy. mark meredith is live in cedar

rapids, iowa with more on this. >> the republican candidates are weighing real-time on the deadly and shocking attacks in israel and many of them putting out written statements and a few making comments on camera, including florida governor ron desantis. here is what he had to say campaigning in iowa earlier today. >> joe biden's policies that have gone easy on iran has helped to fill their coffers. israel is now paying the price for those policies. we are going to stand with the state of israel. they need to root out hamas, and we need to stand up to i iran. >> former president trump releasing a blistering saying the hamas attacks are a disgrace and israel has every right to defend itself with force. and sadly the americans, from the biden administration, and we saw the accords and it whittled away, and here we go

again. we'll see if the white house has any comments. and donald trump is going to be here a little later today and we'll hear him likely weigh in overseas and at one of the other stops in iowa happening today. we're hearing those challenging him including tim scott. >> america's weakness is blood in the water for bad actors. it's worse than that. we didn't just invite this aggression, we paid for it. iran is the biggest funder of hezbollah, this is the $6 billion ransom payment. and a lot of anger what happened on the white house and see whether or not the president offers any reaction to that specifically or whether or not they're going to keep the events focused on what's happening, not necessarily politics at this moment, molly. molly: yeah, swift critiques from the g.o.p. con de defender.

back to you. griff: how they're responding to the events. ronna mcdmcdaniel. and also in an r.n. c statement, you say you blame joe biden for unfreezing six billion for iran and reiterated you're standing behind israel. can you expand on your thoughts there? >> absolutely, i think it's a great opportunity for our candidates to contrast where the republicans have stood with israel, time and time again. and joe biden has been weak. and when america is weak, the world is less safe. we're seeing this not just with the war in ukraine and emboldened china, but with attack on israel. let's not forget it was on 9/11 just less than a month ago, when joe biden refused to go to any of the 9/11 sites, that he announced that he was giving $6

billion to iran. this is what he did. that was his priority, and now we are seeing the biggest funder of hamas, iran, getting money from the united states of america and i don't think it's a coincidence. i don't think we have to go too far to connect the dots now hamas has attacked israel. this is falling squarely on the shoulders of joe biden. it took him 45 minutes to respond and i think every republican candidate needs to point out the distinction between our foreign policy and national interest for united states in the world versus the failure of joe biden and i think all of it stems back to the failure, the failed withdrawal out of afghanistan. griff: ronna, obviously, americans are worried about their pocket books, inflation, the border, which i've covered extensively, obviously, a top issue. do you believe now with this attack we're witnessing and just so our viewers understand the significance of how big this attack was, a multi-front land infiltration of israeli

towns and territory, along with 2,000, 3,000 missiles launching, unprovoked attack on civilians in israel, do you believe this issue will now move to the top of concerns for the candidates on the campaign trail? >> well, i certainly think it will elevate. griff, we know this, as campaigns unfold, there are always unexpected events that happen that change the course of a campaign. and when you compound the failed withdrawal out of afghanistan, look at obama and biden's defense secretary gates who said biden got it wrong every time when it came to foreign policy. when you see an emboldened china and see what's happening with ukraine, there's no question that americans who are feeling less safe at home economically, certainly on the streets with crime rising, now are saying, he's not only a failure domestically, he's a failure when it comes to foreign policy and our country is less safe because we have such a weak leader in joe biden. griff: all right. rnc chairwoman ronna mcdaniel. thank you with so many

political things, obviously, this is the story of the day. always great to have your insight. thank you, ronna. >> thank you, we stand with israel. thank you so much. griff: all right. general jack keane on the surprise attacks from hamas, and we have him coming up and we have his insights. stick with us. when you take it again the next day. so betty can be the... barcode beat conductor. ♪ let's be more than our allergies! and for fast allergy relief with a powerful decongestant, try zyrtec-d. ♪ no. ♪ -no. -nuh-uh. ♪ yeah. oh. yes. ♪ oh yeah.

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>> the pentagon chastising hamas for its attack on israel and confirming the department of defense will help israel defend itself from violence and terrorism. we have our own chief national correspondent, jennifer griffin, live from the pentagon with more on all of this. jennifer over to you. >> hi, molly, we heard from hezbollah they're threatening a ground incursion into israel if israel carries out a ground incursion into gaza. and likely to say that they will be going into gaza with all of those sites where the rocket launchers were located, as well as the hostages now

inside the gaza strip. we have just received details of defense secretary austin's call with his israeli counterpart. this from brigadier general pat ryder. secretary austin spoke with the israeli minister of defense to convey condolences for this abhorrent attack from hamas on israel. he sends best wishes for recovery for those injured. and iron clad support for the israeli defense forces and israeli people and reaffirmed the department's commitment to israel's security and right to defend itself from acts of terrorism is unwavering. secretary austin has directed his team 0 assure dod is closely consulting with all of the u.s. allies and partners who share commitment to peace and oppose terrorism. secretary austin will continue to consult with administrator gallant in the coming days and weeks to assure that israel has

the support it needs. this is the statement from defense secretary austin earlier this morning after he spoke by phone with general carilla, the head of central command responsible for u.s. military contacts with israel as well as the new chairman of the joint chiefs, general brown. i'm closely monitoring developments in israel. our commitment to israel's right to defend itself is unwavering. i extend condolences to those who lost their lives and attacks on civilians. over the coming days, the defense department will work to assure israel has what it needs to protect itself from indiscriminate violence and terrorism. secretary austin spoke with, as i mentioned, his top commanders. antony blinken and bill burns was at the white house with the president and burns canceled a trip to the intelligence conference to remain in d.c.

and wednesday and thursday in brussel and the october ukraine contact group is meeting this tuesday with about 50 defense and military leaders. that will include secretary austin and general brown. they will be in brussels. remember, there are also, molly, $2 billion of u.s. weapons that are stored in israel. looking in the coming days for some of the weapons to be, and the ammunition to be provided to israel as they go through some of their stock piles. molly. molly: good point. jennifer griffin, thank you. thank you for the look ahead and what to expect to come. griff: thank you. for more reaction let's bring in general jack keane, retired four-star general and strategic analyst. general, i want to gauge your thoughts picking up on where jennifer left off. obviously, the escalation letter here is going to move fairly swift and it's coming as we begin to fully understand just how significant this attack was, not just with a higher number of missiles, but also, a multi-front ground

attack. >> yeah, and you're absolutely right. what the israelis are confronting some unique experiences here, but one that's obvious that we've seen before, they're going to attempt to suppress as much as they can, you know, future rocket and missile attacks by destroying the launchers and destroying the stock piles of ammunition and they likely have intelligence on that and we've seen some of that, using fighter jets and helicopter attacks and the like. given the multi-front as you described it accurately, ground attack, which attacked 21 different locations, penetrated three israeli military bases and listen, preliminary information at times is a little off so give our viewers have patience with it as it unfolds in fronts of us, but also, tacticically attacking multiple border towns, not only to kill innocent civilians in their homes and in the towns, but to hold them and they are still holding some of those border towns. that is different.

so the israelis, in addition to suppressing future rocket and missile attacks, actually have to conduct ground operations to retake their communities away from the militants. and to drive them back across, obviously, and they'll attempt to take down as many of them as they can. and then we have another problem and jennifer mentioned it, is the hostages themselves. there seems to be a concerted effort on the part of the hamas militants to actually take hostages and take them back across into gaza. so the israelis will try to work their intelligence apparatus to figure out the location if they can get them out using special operation forces, to go in there and do that, surgically, without major disruption, that's what they would like to do and they are putting plans together to go into gaza with full-blown ground armor forces, as they

have done in the past as well. and we've seen already what hezbollah thinks about that. they're saying if you do that, obviously they're going to come into the war themselves. they're obviously attempting to deter israel from attempting to do that. griff: this is certainly going to escalate and get bloodier. general jack keane, thank you for your insight. we'll bring you back as warranted for your take on what's happening as we follow this developing story. general, thank you very much. in more reaction on this morning's hamas surprise attacks, we'll get reaction from the ground in israel after the break. providing for your family is a top priority. but what happens when you need affordable health care? christian health care ministries could save you up to 40% today. as a member, you can choose your provider without network restrictions. sign up at your convenience with our anytime enrollment. join a christian community

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>> for more insight from right on the ground in israel, we're joined by u.s.-israeli citizen, dan you thank you for taking a few minutes with us. we're thinking of your safety and the safety of your family and friends. tell us what happened on the ground. thank you for having me. most of the day was spent running in and out of the bomb shelter, which is across the street. i spent most of the day in a town relative to the border of

gaza. woke up an at 6:00, 6:30 a.m. with siren wailing, every israeli knows a rocket will be hitting or can be within minutes. so a little bit stressful. it's not a good situation. molly: the magnitude of this attack has really shocked the world. how prepared were you, your friends, for something like this? >> me, myself, my friends, zero percent prepared. this is completely unexpected. i was going to go to the beach today. that obviously did not happen. this is something nobody was expecting and the gravity is shocking, it's horrifying, it's inhumane. molly: what can you tell us about how people are moving around on the ground? we know there's literal ground fighting happening there. >> there is. i, a few hours ago, drove to drop off my boyfriend at the military base.

many people are going now to join the reserves, people who are not going to the reserves pretty much are immobile and will be sheltering in place because we don't know what's going to happen next. molly: idan, thank you so much for what you're seeing and experiencing and our hearts are with you and we have hopes for your continued safety. thank you for joining us, griff. griff: we'll be back with more on the coverage in israel. stick with us. ay is a unique d of going, doing, and living. glucerna protein smart with 30 grams of protein to help keep you moving. uniquely designed with carbsteady to help manage blood sugar response. glucerna, bring on the day. after advil: let's dive in! but...what about your back? it's fineeeeeeee! [splash] before advil: advil dual action fights pain two ways. advil targets pain at the source, acetaminophen blocks pain signals. advil dual action. hi, i'm norma, and i lost 53 pounds on golo.

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