questions do you guys right now my team here knows that they will talk more directly to you. even then they're not going to tell you all that we are doing and all that is going on. >> ny -- biden has been separated from reality longer than will smith and jayda pickett. this is unbelievable what we ar seeing. >> it's a way out of getting answering questions and he did kind of -- someone threw them a lifeline a the end like what you do to get through moments like this. it was embarrassing most people don't watch biden you and i watch him closely. >> scalise has moved to the floor and the gop is going to support him he will see what happens in the days ahead. >> we will see what the democrats to. jesse is next. ♪

>> jesse: >> jesse: welcomed walking to the weak. chaos continues to rip throughout the middle east. 17 americans still unaccounted for. the soon -- they are captive. the death count is over 1200. 1,089 of them are israeli soldiers. it's only going to get worse from here. these search retribution like -- their flaky israel's northern borders with missile strikes.

as the hezbollah -- hezbollah artillery pummels northward, hamas continues thei shelling of israeli civilians i the south. [screaming] >> is really is living a nightmare and is not ending soon

. 36 hours in a bomb shelter as radicalized jihadists marsh on the neighborhood butchering anyone insight. >> you can't imagine the terrorist in your city, the terrace we are seeing, pictures of people they killed just in m neighborhood, my friends told m that terrorists are outside of their home trying to get away and we don't know how many of them are outside. you just hear the gunshots. and we know every gunshot kills someone. it as a person killed, murdered butchered. >> brian: their communities are savagely torn apart. trey yingst saw the brutality u close and in person. you can see the bloodstained patio of this home. people were resting at the time and it was early in the morning on saturday when hamas militant stormed into their homes, slaughtering women and children

there at the soldiers that they found bodies that were decapitated. people with hands tied behind their back and executed. at the kitchen are stained with blood the mothers holding their small children. bodies decapitated. to horrific scenes in southern israel. >> but the israelis haven't given up hope in the last 24 hours for hundred 50 airstrikes have rocked gaza. in gaza hundreds of airstrikes have already taken a toll, killing at least two members of the alleged mastermind family members and on top of that thre and a thousand israeli troops are reportedly amassing on the gaza border and they are fully armed at this hour.

we are talking a lot of tanks, lights on. today the first shipment of us weapons arrived in israel. they already had a lot. they will launch a full score invasion of casa we believe the israeli prime minister will fight nonstop until every membe of hamas is dead. >> every hamas member, they wil be destroyed or the way we destroyed -- the way the world destroyed isis , we will do that with hamas . >> what does this look like? it's about to start and could start any minute. let's bring in our drone expert special ops intel and spent a lot of time over in ukraine. i will start with you, if i can. when this actually starts in th siege begins is not the first time but this will be the first time i believe israel obstacle all the way in and through. you believe that too? >> i certainly do believe that. we have to look at this scale o

the operation. if you compare it to the second battle of falluja in iraq, we are looking at with got's population of about eight times that of falluja and it took six weeks. it generated from some 1200 to 2,000 enemy casualties with an operation so you are likely to see the scale in the time the a lot greater with this operation even though israel is bringing significantly more forces to th table than we did in the second battle of falluja. >> do you believe the battle plan is still being sketched out ? >> i think so but it is clear that a ground invasion is imminent. it's going to backfire. it is overpaid israel is going to hammer them. it's going to be a lot differen than before the forces are goin to take their time angle block by block. this is a military operation

that has to focus on restoring the terms. they need to punish them and reestablish and it's going to get very bloodied but for quite some time they basically led hamas gain their strength. they have been complacent. they cannot do that anymore. they declared this war on hamas and the need to respond disproportionately for the top so that this can't happen again. >> doesn't bother you, chuck, that hamas wants this? they plan to the siege, well executed and evil way and they take hostages to make sure israel goes in. does the unknown worry you as a military man? >> brian, as an intelligence officer you are taught to brief two things to the commander. the most likely course of actio in the most dangerous course of action for the most likely course of action is that the hamas atrocities and the

brutality that lucy is just business as usual with hamas expecting that israel starts to go in and they will be increasing international pressure on them to back off an it will be business as usual. than most dangerous course of action is something that i'm quite concerned about it involves hezbollah in lebanon with their supplies supplied by the republic of iran. ended up by involves iran itsel and entities like the russian federation and the people's republic of china and so my concern is because israel begin two some of those 360,000 reservists that event called up does that then mean that hezbollah in the north will see their opportunity to come in an lastly, brian, is our socks and guided munitions become further depleted after helping ukraine. and then helping israel. will that be seen as a window o opportunity for other actors like iran or china to take action.

>> manufacturers have to. the pieces and were told that w will pay them, just do it. i want you to hear what president trump told me and was going to be today or tomorrow. i believe what he believes in this case. here is what he said, his take at this moment. >> we have to protect israel. there is no choice and we have to do it? he has been hurt very badly because of what has happened here. he was not prepared but israel was not prepared and under trum they wouldn't have had to be prepared their intelligence would've been able to pick this up here thousands of people -- they let this slip i've heard there was not a good thing for him or anybody. >> and he means benjamin netanyahu that was not prepared for vested caught blindsided. it's hard to believe. >> yes, it is clearly --

i don't think it's a time to -- and i want to echo the other comments coming into this. strategically very dangerous an it's a problem if they get involved. it's going to be a lot more death than the structure and te fold if they get involved and this is a conflict that can spread to the west bank. where hezbollah formally operates, trigger a multi-front war that includes iran. salt that's why the us has to get involved here and to send a clear message to iran do not continue their involvement in this conflict. the us needs to help here. need to deter them from conflic in these aircraft carriers getting into the region more than just a show of force. they can be extremely clear if they get further involved the u government is going to get involved and we cannot have these other groups coming in here making the death and

destruction were spear. >> brian: you said don't. i don't know if that's going to be enough to deter iran from cheerleading hezbollah and hama are the white house about 14 americans have been killed during the attacks in israel an today president biden increase that figure 222 confirmed death that number continues to rise a more bodies are identified. >> fund terrorist groups like hamas not only terror but sheer evil, sheer evil to the world, it echoes the first and matches -- more than 1,000 civilians slaughtered in israel among those that have been victimized who have been killed, at least 22 american citizens. >> the figure is how many americans are held hostage in

got's up here officials say if at least 17 americans remain unaccounted for but didn't specify how many are currently being held against their will b hamas the president says he's working on bringing our people home we will get into specifics about the administration wants to do to get them home. >> i want to make it real clear we are working on every aspect, including deploying experts to advise on recovery efforts. what acute doing to bring these folks home if i told you, i wouldn't be able to get them home. folks, there is a lot we are doing it a lot we are doing. i have not given up hope of bringing these folks home but the idea that i'm going to stan here before you and tell you what i'm doing is bazaar, so i hope you understand how bizarre it would be to try to answer that question.

>> while biden's work in the background come officials are trying to coordinate with egypt and other countries to provide safe passage for americans but before they are able to make their way out of gaza, they nee to set free from their captors. how to they do that? how can the president or specia operators pull it off for the israelis pull it off or special forces go in their guns a blazing. will this be an all-out assault or more delicate operation or through talks. here to explain that is author of remember the ram rods as wel as house to house here david, when you talk about urban -- urban warfare, somehow somewhere , possibly there, how does that complicate any maneuvers. >> this is a meatgrinder. analyst came before i did and you listen to what they are talking about. lebanon, as gaza stands right

now, were talking about a piece of property 20 miles wide and 9 miles deep, 2 million people live there. we compare this to the battle o below sure but that's when the population was gone in the november battle of falluja. you start putting civilians on the battlefield and you're making everyone think twice about every shot. seal team 6 nr delta boys are elite, but you've got someone behind the door with a machine gun, i don't care if you are the avengers, you're going to get shot it is grueling and there are a lot of reservists going door to door and house to house and they don't have the training as the elite boys and girls do but i do want to send seals and delta into something that we have no situational awareness of what is going on and where our people are. that is not the way to go about it. >> brian: unless they have their iphone on where we could ping it isn't really human intelligence. is that knowing the blocks and the people and where they might

be before this operation took place? >> here's the deal, we have battle drills for football and you see the linebacker cheat up and you know exactly where to g in our battle's are the same way . this entire area knows that invasion is coming and we saw what happened in mariupol and ukraine it didn't matter if buildings were still standing. they went subterranean and in gaza they will go subterranean everywhere there is rubble, there will be a sniper and wher there are some papers, there ar ied. this is a quaker to get into. we are about saving american lives but there's got to be a play on and i understand the president wants to get his exes that knows. he needs a scope and what are w going to do and how are we goin to do it and the tactical negotiations are long gone. >> i know the fbi has experts i the area. robert over the weekend told me i would get them in right-of-wa

and work through the israelis error leave the israelis, would that work. i heard they've been turned ove to islam and jihad which would be more complex. we really don't have a line of communication nor do the israelis with them. having said that at the same time you get your operators ready to go in. does time matter or it doesn't matter the strategy work when i comes to finally penetrating into gaza on the ground? >> brian, i think this is the entire problem of the separatis ration and the scope we are going. everybody wants to negotiate over coffee page you have no problem three years ago iran wa at the economic level of haiti and now they've got $70 billion. that was all negotiation. you want to bring hostages to negotiations. they locked the heads off of infants and they are raping women and if the biden demonstration wants to go she ate, you could negotiate with that form of evil, i will make the coffee and we will stay up all night. this evil needs to be pacified on the way to do that is with

firepower and israel is leading the charge and -- it's lebanon that gets a little frosty and wants to get into this, we've got 3,000 troops in syria and we are fighting everyone all across the spectru here. i just don't know what this administration wants to talk an when they want to give money away and when we are going to start dropping terrorists, whic is what we do and more importan 20 years we've been doing it an for whatever reason the biden administration, now we are fighting against our own equipment and gaza. this makes no sense to me. that you're talking about the equipment left behind in afghanistan. >> yes, sir. >> brian: you and your book ended up house to house in hand-to-hand combat in a highly sophisticated technical world, that is what it is going to com down two in house to house as they go building to building, isn't it. >> that's what the seals were built for that and that is what

our lead operators do with regular infantry doing their thing, the training is in there but if you are calling up 360,000 israeli preservice, the don't have the range time. these are patriots and they lov their country and they believe in their cause but i will tell you, it's not so much your training equipment, it is what you believe in what you are fighting for and got bless and got saved israel but at the sam time, that's a very close quarter battle and it's very psychologically taxing and physically draining. is a lot to ask of any combat force, when is comprised of reservists and armored artiller and everything else. there going to throw that at th people in the enemy and hamas bids that's what bothers me is that want this fight of the wan to bring the israelis in we should make them weary and should make them wary about giving hamas what they want. >> i can talk to you for two hours and not get all your information.

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>> brian: as the fighting continues in israel the efforts are started to begin. we have to get more information on those taken into deep that w to greg palkot who is life in israel right now with the latest . break. >> brian, we've been on the ground for several days here an we've been amazed at the scope of the activity of both the hamas militants and the israeli military. again, the death toll 1200 israelis and that includes othe

nationalities including 22 americans killed and 1100 palestinians killed and countin on both sides. the 150 hostages still inside gaza city. the gaza strip may be as many's 17 americans that's getting a lot of focus right now. there are reports and acknowledgments by washington that there's discussion with qatar to get them freed. there is also word from the turkish government that they ar getting involved and other nations are trying to see what they can do but the fact of the matter is, brian, that they are in there now. we spoke to one israeli america who flew back yesterday from hi home in new jersey. his 64-year-old father was served casting just north of th gaza strip that are the morning at about 5:00 a.m. and last thing they heard from him at 6: 30, hamas militants had landed by sea and by air. they believe he is being held

hostage as well. again, we are violent looking a the scaling up of military operations, big military base here and we were down closer to the border and we could see lines of tanks and armored personnel carriers and 16,000 reservists being called out. i haven't seen something like this in my 25 years of covering the mideast-as benton -- benjamin netanyahu saturday, hamas is that a dead man. bear he seriously the horror grows on both sides of the border. back to you. >> brian: thank you so much. the death toll from hamas is terrific attack is now over 120 and the victims are from israel and this place called the unite states. hamas murder people from 23 different nations, hundreds mor have been taken hostage but man of them were taken from the electronic music festival on saturday like 25-year-old noah.

her boyfriend also was taken an they were messing together in the video torn from each other' arms by these brutal terrorists. prime time spoke with noah's roommate. >> i don't think anyone can explain what is going on here. i feel like i spoke to her father at noon when i saw the video. i told him the outcome. i saw the video. i don't think someone can understand your daughter gettin kidnapped to hamas. you don't know what they are going to do to her. everyone is suffering. were talking about 130 people pay her i'm shaking right now when i'm speaking about her it' unspeakable. that the families of the missin

are left to assume the most worst. >> this absolutely broke me. a good friend of mine, her son was missing. today she got a video from the terrorists murdering her kid an his girlfriend. he took the video in her son's phone and sent it to her throug her son's phone. >> insanity. that is what you do. they grab your opponent they take you and they kill you. every day thousands loved ones being held hostage. first off, what could you tell me about what kind of medicatio they've had since we saw that video.

>> that morning i tried to send messages and they weren't being responded. i just heard from other friends of ours sending messages and communicate with them and i saw them in the bushes lay down on the floor and since then we had no communication. >> so, you see both of them taken away. you in tel aviv heard the alarm go off and you are working the night shift when you've got there. but is that like seeing your contemporaries being treated like that, by a group of terrorists who clearly have no values, morals, and are the utter definition of ruthless. >> this is just devastating. we know this organization for many years in our country and they've been many times in the gaza strip there we have to

confront these terrorist but we could never imagine these kinds of horrors and images and video that we are seeing on an hourly basis being taken from their attacks and from the prisoners themselves. as you just saw the families wh got videos of their family members being murdered live. >> brian: living in tel aviv, living so close to where all this happened to come up until this weekend, did you feel safe? >> being an israeli, it's a tough question to answer becaus i was in the gaza strip myself in july of 2014 and i cannot really say that i'm originally from the south of israel. maybe 25 minutes drive from where they were kidnapped from. so we are kind of used to it.

so being safe here can change are not hourly basis. >> and the world knows that. my hope is they go in and they get them out. thanks so much for sharing your story and keeping your friend and noah's name alive and we hope they are going to be okay. thank you. >> thank you very much. at hopefully too. >> brian: the radical left is so anti-semitic it at the israel , even cnn can't take it. 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 that supports each other's medical expenses, offering peace of mind as you prioritize what's most important. enroll now at your chm dot org

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>> brian: as the carnage it israel continues, many on the left are refusing to condemn th atrocities in the organization. instead they are standing with the terrorist. msnbc talk to the mom of an israeli kidnapped victim and instead of sympathizing with her , they tried to turn her against the israeli government she was not having it. >> forty your feelings about th attacks against gaza right now?

>> i must say, you're looking for a theatrical situation. it isn't. i must say the only worry i hav right now are the bombings in kazi -- gaza is the fact that my children are there. i can't be sympathetic animal human beings, they are not really human beings. they broke in and stole everything and took my children from their bedrooms and took them to the gaza strip. >> tone deaf. >> the democrats have to answer to the rise of anti-semitism on the left. we are not the only ones seeing this. >> this does the last few days have been a real eye-opening period for a lot of democrats and progressives in terms of antisense -- anti-semitism on the laughter they seem more shocked that the humanizing language and then

what hamas actually perpetrated on saturday. >> he's just picking that up no instead of confronting anti-semitism with their own party, democrats are pretending it does not exist. >> do you think democrats are unified in their support for israel? >> we are absolutely unified behind israel's right to exist. >> what do you make the comment from your colleagues that indicate otherwise? >> i haven't seen any of those and all that i have heard is a very powerful consensus that we need to stand by israel. >> really. jamie should pay attention to what the squad is saying. aoc finally condemned comments made by pro- israeli protesters but has nothing to say about th pro- hamas rally supported by her fellow socialists in new york city. there flying the palestinian

plight outside of her office al making vile comments about how evil israel is. fox news tried to confront her on it yesterday but she ignored the question. >> they have cut off babies heads to do you support israel' right to defend themselves from what is happening? you have no comment about children's heads being chopped off. congressman, why do you have th palestinian plight outside your office. that she responded saying i do not support the targeting and killing of civilians whether it is israel or palestine. but she will not denounce hamas. by is that palos rockets continue to fire across the sky it is about time democrats stan up to the terrorist author and editor of newsweek joins us right now. your reaction to some of the left, unable to see evil when i

stares them in the face. >> first of all have to think u a jewish person for your coverage. this whole week has been incredible and everyday you go on television and say jewish blood is not cheap and i just cannot thank you enough for that . i know a lot of people feel the same way as i do. i want to make sure your viewer understand exactly what aoc did. from a personal twitter account she had nothing to say about hamas is butchering of babies and children and and mass murde until she found an israeli protester who said some vile things that are protested new york city paysheet then retweeted that not once but twice and found it in her heart to take both sides up the situation. she could not condemned the butchering until she could compare two words by spoken by protester. this is a congresswoman of a state that has the most jewish

people and it. i have to say, brian, i'm actually a little bit glad that this is happening. i am glad that she has a very hard to announce -- denounce hamas but i'm glad the harvard students have been exposed for the bigots they are. why am i glad about this, these are the death throes of the wok movement to a lot of good hearted leftist and democrats got bamboozled by this movement into thinking this is how you stand up for justice and it is now so clear the corruption, th moral rot at the heart of the progressive movement. is becoming clearer by the day and people are really seeing it. >> bernie sanders just tweeted out that israel is committing more crimes in gaza by shutting off the water in the power. the targeting of civilians as a war crime. it shows a blanket denial of food of water and serious violation of international law. as a jewish american, not a

comment that i could find unles it is on some thread website that mark zuckerberg bloomed up that condemns the butchering that we witness but he wants to condemn the retaliation, unbelievable. thank you. coming up straight ahead, israel's most wanted. the hunt for the most murderous mastermind is on. we will tell you about it.

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who watch this brutal attack. that terror leaders responsible for the crew group told. yes but one of israel's military 's most wanted since 1995. he is a hard man to kill. he survived seven assassination attempts including he's in a wheelchair and lost an iep or where izzy and how was he able to plan this bid some believe h is in the tunnels underneath guys. to have you kill someone you can't find. we got some members of his family today, or israel did. what about him. let's ask our marine corps colonel chris douglas, looking at what happened in afghanistan.

great to see you put your reaction to the mastermind. how do you go into a place that dense and find him. >> it is going to be difficult because you also have to look a the population right now, whether they are supporting or they are not turning him in the are likely afraid of him, which is the third category. and so gathering information about him, locating his whereabouts, the tunnel work, a we've heard, is quite extensive. he is just hiding among the populace that is going to be tough enough to find. >> brian: i wonder if you think there is a link by the wa we left afghanistan with for million dollars of equipment baby now have a terror group in charge of a country and the fac that hamas feels fortified enough and impervious enough to do something like this and it almost beats israel to come and attack them. is this all related? >> is hard to say that it isn't because when you look at

regional security, the middle east is the most complicated region in the world. went although security was not perfect in afghanistan, it was more secure than it is now with the taliban and in charge and all of the weaponry that we lef behind in the manner with which we left. that said, the allies and partners within the region have been around the globe, you know definitely weren't convinced that we are the force of choice for the future. in instances such as this. >> brian: some of our weapons have turned up in gaza, which i unbelievable. you've done studies on this but when you talk about weakness, having said what our reputation was, how important is it for israel to get this right and send a message and change the message right now. hamas is now looked at as an heroic organization.

how do you change that perception. >> with speed and action. they've got to respond swiftly, violently, and then what is going to have to follow after that, though, is once they have defeated hamas and any remainin need to be held to account and they need to rapidly establish some sort of assistance package to gaza because that is going t be the next because otherwise i is going to be this continuing problem. >> brian: you know what people are thinking about at home, our border. of course we are the big statement there. in thinking about 6,000 plus afghan he's, these are called alien apprehensions at the border but i'm thinking about i lebanon, 164, iran, and even turkey, 30s thousand. we think that all these people want to be part of the american dream? >> you would be naïve to think that.

this should be a call, the manner in which this happened should be a call to our elected officials, our president to establish some sort of border security and to determine who here at home may wish us harm. >> brian: and continue what he started today, naming iran of the founding father of all thes terror groups or they are the brains and they may even have pulled the trigger read sketche without. we will see with the investigation turns up here thank you so much for coming in. i appreciate it. thank you for your service in afghanistan and iraq. pumpkin search for a new house -- republicans search for new hous speaker. we never stopped having trouble. people tell you up they were up against tomorrow. aah, it's a good day to cough. oh, no! bye, bye cough. later chest congestion. hello 12 hours of relief.

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has won the nomination behind closed doors right he's got a long way to go p 113 republican votes. that's good be right it's not enough because he needs 217 a lot of republicans say they're not voting for steve scalise. >> would you vote for him? >> i plan to vote for jim jordan . i'm not supporting steve scalise . >> i threw my support behind ji jordan for speaker. >> we should probably resolve that before we go to the floor. >> you think scalise will continue that? >> think there is a problem wit leadership in our conference. >> was conference congressman mike gallagher joins us now. congressman, did they know that jim jordan came in second. he told everyone don't vote for me. vote for scalise, but they're going to vote for him anyway which means they will all be

deadlocked. which are take? to keep my take is leading up t the vote, everybody said in conference, both of these two men running for speaker are goo men, and we will support whoeve wins. the rule was whoever gets the majority votes we will support that person on the floor. now it appears that people don' want to abide by that tradition which throws the house into chaos. we can't confirm a speaker, we can't do anything. we can't pass a bill providing aid to israel, we can't pass a bill that would force the sale of tik tok. all important things we need to get done cannot happen in absence of the speaker. we have a narrow majority. people are frustrated with the status quo in congress, but we are paralyzed unless we have a speaker. people have to compromise, they have to coalesce. absent a speaker we can do nothing in the house of representatives and it creates chaos.

>> we have chip roy who said it was hard know because it was rushed. bob good, he never says yes to anything it seems. he says steve scalise is more o the same light kevin mccarthy. i don't know which kind of magi steve scalise can do on the phone, but if not, what do you think the vote will be? >> my hope is that we have a vote tomorrow first thing. there is new time to waste. as we've been talking about for a while, we are witnessing the complete deterioration of our leadership, and the american power. you can't just blame the bite and a ministration for everything. we in congress have to step up and take key steps to restore peace through strength. right now, because of this internal disagreement, we can't do that. i hope there are conversations going on right now tonight. in steve scalise is talking to the full house and it will get to a point where we can go to the floor tomorrow and have a

unified republican vote for speaker of the house to move forward and hold biden accountable for all of his many failures in foreign policy. >> you are the personification of discipline, how disenchanted are you right now? >> listen, these frustrations w are seeing boil over right now are decades in the making because this institution and congress has grown week. the weakest branch of the federal government. we have outsourced all of our constitutional power, but we cannot give up. we have to save this country. that lit keeps me motivated. >> turn over some chairs and knock everything off the table. appreciated. have a great night. earlier today donald j trumka met make sure you catch a whole interview. it's a long one. and catch pieces of it on fox and friends at six. sean hannity is next. >> welcome to