by the way, to put a wrap on this ahead of our special saturday show tomorrow where we're looking at two key developments. not only the latest in the war as the various specified ground actions are happening, but we're also going to be able to get the read right now about this world wide protest that has been going on. this one is getting the attention of not only israel but the world over. the former prime minister is going to be joining us from israel. his take on where this goes and the message israel has for the world. also, we're going to be following that speaker race. looks like the house is going home. no speaker vote tonight. a second vote that shows jim jordan is getting closer but no cigar. not even close. see you tomorrow morning at 10. in the mean time, here's "the five." >> hello, everybody.

i'm jesse waters along with judge pirro, martha mccown. 5:00 in new york city and this is "the five." israel's plan to deliver swift justice to hamas terrorists now facing push back from president biden. the administration has been saying israel has a right to defend itself after suffering the worst terror attack in its history. but now america is urging israelis to delay ground operations while safe passage for the palestinians is secure. >> israel has a need to defend itself and respond to these attacks. it's also priority to urgently address the humanitarian crisis in gaza. we can't lose sight of the fact that the overwhelming majority of palestinians had nothing to do with hamas, and hamas' attack and they are suffering as a

result as well. >> president biden what did you say about a ground invasion in gaza? >> president biden wants israel to slow up, but time is crucial when hamas is holding 50 hostages. israeli forces launching targeted raids into gaza to try to find those captives. israel also giving 1 million gazans 24 hours to get out ahead of a massive ground invasion. a netanyahu spokesman said they have made it clear they don't want to harm any civilian. >> the people of gaza know their cities. they know their communities better than i do, better than you. they know where the hamas strong holds are. they know where the arms depots are. they should move away. they should move away. even if hamas tells them don't move away. move away. stay out of the combat areas. we have no interest in harming you. please, you have time.

not much, but you have time. move away. >> some palestinians fleeing gaza after israel dropped leaflets telling them to get out while they still can. hamas wants palestinians to stay in the area. >> hamas are telling people to don't move. hamas told their people stay, not move. that's part of their cynical message. >> i'm getting the feeling, judge, that biden is keeping israel on a very short leash. he's already signaling pump the brakes when they haven't even officially begun the ground invasion. >> biden, it's interesting that he has the ability to say pump the brakes, given 29 countries are over there and most have taken out their own citizens and biden hasn't. but did the israelis get 24 hour notice? did the israelis have the opportunity to defend themselves and move out?

the truth is, hamas is telling them not to move. no other arab country is interested in taking the palestinians. the amazing part of it is hamas should have had them out saturday night. after hamas did the attack on israel they should have said, israel is gonna hit back, let's take care of our people. this is the whole point. the palestinians are nothing more than a pawn in the game that hamas and iran are playing. and you know, egypt ruled gaza from '48 to '67. then when israel took gaza over in 2005 they said to the palestinians you can have gaza back. they elected hamas. they elected hamas in 2006 and 2007. hamas was not interested in defending or taking care of these people, nor do any of the arab countries want them. egypt doesn't want to let them out either. egypt doesn't want them in their country. so now we have a problem.

biden wants to delay, wants israel to delay. what does this do? it's worse for hostages. it plays right into hamas' hands. we're in a situation that almost no win now because the world is going to come in and say we're farther away from this, everybody remain calm. >> u.s. congress is very supportive of the israeli ground operation. i can't see any way the democrats and republicans are going to try to have netanyahu slow this down until they've rooted out these hamas terrorists. why is joe biden on a limb like this? >> good to have you back and be back with everybody. i don't think he is as far out on the limb as you think. he has made clear. secretary austin was there, secretary blinken was on the ground today making clear you stand with your friends and you stand behind your friends and you run to your friends in a time of peril. i think the primary concern of the president, and i think it's

a valid one, is if this escalates, meaning the more palestinians you kill, the more likely it is that hezbollah will invade from the north. if that happens, you have a massive escalation in this, which we obviously know the iranians have some part in this and they are supportive of hezbollah, as we all know. which means this thing would escalate even more. that's how i interpreted what the president had said. we have said we will not send weapons. the real hold up is we don't have a speaker in the congress. hopefully they do that sooner than later so we can appropriate the money we need. everything the president has been able to do, he has done it. it is right for him to lay this out, for one other reason. to deter iran we've got to build this coalition out, so the saudi, egyptians, jordanians are critical to this. the signers of the abraham accord are critical to this.

the more they stay with us, the more likely it is we will be able to deter iran. the only reason hamas did this is because the prospect that israel and saudi would forge an agreement that would further isolate the iranians and strengthen the saudis and bring about a new path to reconciliation and shared growth in the region. i interpret him slightly different than you. >> it would help that alliance if the president would tell these arab nations take some of these palestinian refugees. >> that is true. >> your thoughts on president biden today? >> it's interesting that every u.s. president basically ends up having to deal with the middle east. this president tried very much to leave this whole thing behind. he went to the middle east, pulled out of afghanistan, didn't really make any efforts to broker a peace deal in the middle east which many presidents have. he sort of didn't touch that. didn't invite prime minister netanyahu to the white house until the very last minute. and even now, they met during

the meetings here in new york and said, oh yeah, please come by the end of the year. that's all that has happened so far in terms of having that meeting. so the problem is, now i think these countries that were involved in the abraham accord, i think they would like to see a strong arm against iran. now we find ourselves -- because they don't want to do it and they don't want to say it. isolating iran works for them as well. i think it was very interesting in brett's interview with the crown prince of saudi arabia. he said well of course we have to address this palestine situation. it wasn't fire in the belly, in terms of the way that he talked about this. so i think there's a real opportunity. the other thing i sense from president biden is the restraint issue is kind of parallel to as long as it takes in ukraine. and now the united states has its hand on the pillar of two enormously important situations.

so basically we are the lead supporter in a two-front war. one in europe, one in the middle east at this point. this is an extraordinary and consequential time. i think if this becomes the central issue of the 2024 election and i think it's going to be a referendum on leadership and who can take us through this next series of really important consequential world events. >> we're in a proxy war with the iranians and russians. commander in chief joe biden, we were talking on my show last night, everybody needs to understand this is going to take awhile because of these tunnels that are so deeply entrenched underneath the gaza strip. why hasn't president biden conveyed that this is maybe going to take not days, not weeks, but perhaps months and months? >> what we saw from the podium today was a reflection of an instinct from this administration from the very beginning, which is both sides of him.

you saw the tweet deleted from the palestinian office inside jerusalem. you saw the statement from blinken that was pulled back about both sides in restraint. that's the instinct of the modern democrat party. this referendum is about which administration would handle it properly. you've got the trump administration with no wars and none of these incursions and peace, vis a vis to open land wars that we are trying to steer in a direction and doing so very poorly. by the way, we have u.s. hostages in gaza, united states citizens in gaza. it should only be joe biden saying, hamas, try it and you'll find out. egypt, we don't want civilian casualties. take them. take them now. you are supposed to be a partner this this. netanyahu has to do what he has to do to secure his people. he has an impossible situation in gaza considering what hamas has done, considering the hostages it has, the tunnel

system. built in fortified defense. the international community just waiting, just waiting to broadcast. then the administration prepared to jump into both side, that you saw already today. i hope netanyahu does what his country needs and doesn't listen to the pro palestinian millennials inside the state department and the white house, whose reflex is to be pro palestinian at this point and not pro israel. >> just in fairness, he didn't say don't go, nor did he say -- >> the rumblings. >> the united states is fully behind israel in this effort. when you are partners with someone, you can say to a partner, hey, we think you should think about this in a certain way. >> in private. >> we are giving them everything they need. the only reason we can't give them everything they need is because congress -- >> they can't even say iran. they can't even say we're going to claw back 6 billion. come on.

>> if we go in the way you are saying, they don't even listen to what we are saying and hezbollah attacks on the north. they have 150,000 rockets. >> should we be afraid of them for the rest of time? >> by no means. >> netanyahu doesn't want hezbollah to invade from the north either. >> netanyahu has a mission. he will do it. >> mr. netanyahu has not said america hasn't given him everything he wants. the only reason we can't do this, congress needs to get back in session and appropriate these dollars, period. >> they'll get what they need. the amount of money we give the saudi, the egyptians and jordanians, we can move some people around. everybody knows joe biden can do it. coming up huge anti-israeli protest erupting in times square right now after hamas calls for a day of rage.

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>> a massive anti-israel protest happening right now in times square after a former hamas leader called for a global day of rage around the world over israel's retaliation against its terror group. tens of thousands have taken to the streets world wide. protesters in iraq showing their rage by burning israeli flags. another large protests happening throughout the middle east.

u.s. cities are taking no chances. the fbi is urging americans to be on alert, and police from coast to coast are beefing up patrols. nosh officials say there are no credible threats despite the increased police presence. >> we have directed the nypd to surge additional resources to schools, houses of worship, to ensure they are safe and that our city remain a place of peace. >> i agree with the mayor. reports that hamas has called for a day of action tomorrow calls for us to address the concern of new yorkers so that they can receive this information. >> all right. i'm going to start with you. instead of this global day of rage, wouldn't those who support palestinians be better off doing something for the palestinians? working to get them out of gaza? >> if only they really cared. it's always been about exploitation for the palestinians. they have always been a talking

point. none of these middle east countries have never wanted to really help them. friday day of rage, called friday in the middle east. that's the holy day. they go to mosque. radical cleric moms gin up young man. we would see the most attacks friday night after all that heated rhetoric is pumped in. what's scarier about this, that's about two blocks away. if we are around this table talking about the fact that what hamas did is akin to isis, can you imagine an isis rally in times square? if we are effectively willing to call that what it is, what is that? what are they willing to support? i understand the palestinian cause is larger and more ambiguous. how warped does your world view to to be to see what those terrorists did to innocence and then rally with a flag after it. clearly you are okay with that

association. that's scary. >> jesse, a reference that those are images from times square, just a couple blocks away. by being vigilant with this day of rage, they're shutting down schools. people are staying home, increasing police presence. all the right things. but aren't we advertising to terrorists that we're gonna tremble if you say you're coming? >> i don't like how we reacted to this day of rage. reminds me on war, you'd get00 warning and people would stay home. i'm not a jewish person. i know jewish moms and dads are keeping their sons and daughters out of school. i can understand it. i don't like it, but i can understand it. it doesn't look good. when i see this, judge? the fbi has been focusing on trump supporters for the last six years. johnny goes out and interviews some of these knuckle heads and they sound like they should be on the terror watch list.

they sound like they are about five seconds away from an act of violence. this is where the united states surveillance should focus. not on politics. on that. it's creeping into the academic institutions, too. everybody thinks the world is divided into opressors and the oppressed. if you are oppressed, if you're an underdog, they'll let you get away with anything, whether you are hamas. the ends justify the means. and that cannot happen in this country. the hamas organization that was just begging other arabs to get involved because they're running out of weapons and cowhering in tunnels. if hezbollah gets involved, if syria starts lobbing missiles, the president of the united states has to stop acting like he's running for re-election and start acting like a leader. he needs to get everybody together and he needs to warn the iranians and he needs to tell the other arab nations, you have to start taking refugees and the iranians try anything,

we will go to a third carrier group into the red sea. right now he's sitting back pretending like it's going to go away. he doesn't want to get involved in a middle east war during a re-election year. that is going to screw israel so bad because we talked about this. they have to go in and root these cells out. they are entrenched. this is going to take a very long time. so to sit back and say, do you know what? you better pump the brakes. no. he needs to prepare the entire country and the region for a long offensive. >> martha, i saw you shaking your head. >> when you look back, as you laid out in the beginning, the history of who has been governing this area, right? egyptians first, then the israelis. then they elected hamas to be the leadership of this area. the u.n. backs the school system there. i was reading some of the things that some of the kids are taught

in these schools. it reminded me of al qaeda. kids saying, quote, right now i am prepared to be a suicide bomber. kids being taught, i am ready to stab a jew an drive a car over them. these are in u.n. funded school systems within hamas. hamas has not served the people, the palestinian people well. it is tragic to a certain extent. but you also have such a deeply entrenched mentality that has poisoned so many people in this environment. i do think that some, that crushing hamas is what israel will ultimately do here and i will be very curious to see if the united states stands by them all the way through that process, as we did with al qaeda. there was a young woman in times square who denied the rapes and killings of babies. that didn't happen. it's all made up. those stories have been

retracted. i talked to the reporter who was there in that village and who covered that story. these things happened. those bloody beds are real. so wake up, folk, in times square. >> harold, you have to wonder whether or not it's propaganda or whether or not the people excusing it are just saying that because they really hate the jews so much. anti-semitism, fbi data shows 51 point 4 percent are incidents. >> you look at hamas, basically their constitution. their two main points. the first is one you can kind of understand some political organization. they want the jurisdiction where they are. understood. you would think that is the first thing. second thing is they want to destroy all jews. they want to destroy israel. if you are someone out protesting today after the leader of hamas called for a day

of rage. i don't necessarily disagree with you, jesse. there are people who know some of our positions on fox. my kids go to school. these people may be opposed to some of my strong positions, i get what they are saying. with that being said, how on earth, if you are for some sort of different set of rights for the palestinians and a better way of life, why would you conflate that position with supporting the leader of hamas, who's calling for people to protest? i find it as incredulous as anyone that people would do this. sandra, biden, to his credit, they were involved in these conversations with the saudis and israelis. they were trying their hardest to be part of the conversation. it might have been more active -- could have been more active, but they were active there. iranians are operating in many ways from a position of weak ness. the fact they are targeting civilians. the fact they had to go in and

kidnap israelis, american-israelis to make this point. if you want to go to war, you don't go to war against civil i can't understand. i understand where the president is coming from, where israelis are coming from. this is the thing that will inspire red blooded americans like myself, regardless of your party, to not only want to have israel's back, but to want to support israel in whatever they want to do in supressing a group of people who are their neighbors who want to destroy them and remove them from earth. those who say they want to support the palestinian, i get it. i can have a reasonable conversation. i cannot have a reasonable conversation with someone who supports an organization whose number one plan is to obliterate israel and kill jewish people. >> it's genocide. it's that simple. they are promoting genocide. up next brand new anti-israel protests breaking out on college campuses.

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>> there is only one solution! >> we struck first because we wanted our land back. that's what people do when they want something back. we witnessed them breaking free, tearing down the prison walls and making it known to the world that we will be caged no longer. >> you are saying hamas is a terrorist organization. it is a resistance. we need to stand behind it. >> brand new anti-israeli ra rallies. it is causing some jewish students to say they don't feel safe on their campuses.

senator josh hawley is calling for an investigation into who is funding some of these protests. watch this. >> who is funding these groups? i hope the doj is investigating where the money is coming from. are there terror groups part of these networks who are infiltrating our campuses? this is crazy stuff that we are seeing on these campuses. for these administrators to take federal money, taxpayer money and at the same time be silent or silently condone this kind of terrorism, it is gross. >> speaking to pro palestinian protesters who are in denial about the atrocities committed by hamas last saturday. >> israel is notorious for creating propaganda. one sided massacre against palestinians. >> when you see the kids that have been beheaded and the women raped, how do you feel about that? >> i don't know where to start. >> that's already proven that didn't really happen.

it's not verified. >> women did not get raped? >> no. i have not seen any proof of that. if it did happen, i haven't seen it. >> i haven't seen it. geez. i don't know how you confront ignorance and inability to see what is clearly happened here. >> there is a bias. there is no attempt or effort to educate themselves or to do any kind of research. they have already decided. you talked in the beginning, in the introduction of jewish students who are feeling unsafe. they are justified to feel unsafe based on what we are seeing here. this is the biggest slaughter of jews since the holocaust. now you have people saying it's not really happening when you and i are watching people being burned in a circle of hamas.

i won't even go into it. the they pull out every ism there is. there's racism, sexism. when there's real hard core massacre, murder, we don't buy it. we don't necessarily buy it. conservatives, when they go to a college campus, they can't speak. riley gains is chased. when i spoke at a college campus, i had to have police with me. this is what israel is up against. all these colleges and all of these individuals around the world who believe that israel is at fault. you remember a couple years ago they were denying the holocaust. they are going to deny this as well. that's where we are. there's a sanford lecturer who was suspended because she ordered the jewish students to raise their hands and sit in the corner as if they were being published in a public shaming.

a harvard president has rescinded the admission of students who engaged in racism or sexual texting, that stuff. but if you say good for the palestinians and what they did, you aren't going to get removed from some of these college campuses. >> there's a real level of ignorance and lack of education. i was talking to someone who said when they were in college each person in a class that she was in had to pick a country. you're lebanon. you're iran. and understand the groups that exist in them. i don't know that that kind of thing even happens in education to understand israel's perspective. understand the palestinian story. do these kids even know? >> forget a day of rage. these are campuses full of rage. these middle east study programs that have been financed for the middle east countries.

elite universities took half billion dollars from saudi arabia to fund these programs. do you think they are sharing an even view of the world? it goes into the oppressor/oppressed dynamic. then get into the real world where you have islamic protesters protesting alongside the lgbtq + community where if they could, they would execute them. it's funded with a particular agenda in mind. >> that's scary, jesse. what is going on at campuses across the country where you aren't getting an education, you are getting an indoctrine nation by people who can infiltrate the fan. >> you pay $300,000 and your kid learns how to hate america. i don't believe the palestinians and the jewish state are going to be able to live together. it's kind of like the native americans and the pioneers.

you get to a certain point where two cultures are just so drastically different. they are violence erupts every time they collide. this is the same thing that's happening there. begins are going to lose their land. one way or another they are going to lose it. not their fault. not israel's fault. it's the fault of hamas. they started this. hamas could end this right now if they return the hostages. this didn't have to happen. started with hamas. sadly the palestinian people are going to pay the brunt. >> every time we've had a peace process, hamas ends up walking away from the table. they don't want two states. they want israel to be completely gone. that's their deal breaker. >> i would push back just a little bit on one thing. over the last 40 years, we've seen more progress in this region of the world with other countries and israel. i think the israelis would agree with that. president trump was able to foster an agreement. other presidents have gotten

close to something with the palestinians and israelis. we were on the verge of an agreement between the saudis and israelis. i think iranians are acting from a position of weakness. i'm not belittling the tragedy over the last several days. families are still dealing with hostages in gaza. but this is a position of weakness. we all have to step back and figure out what do we have to do to continue to advance? i hope we continue to support the israelis in everything they need. i hope we are able to collaborate. i gotta tell you, we're not on the ground there. if the israelis believe they have to do something, i don't disagree with you one bit. so we do those things. and then in our own country, hate is so prevalent in our country. our instinct is to believe the worst, to not want facts. to believe our own narrative, even if your own narrative isn't supported by any factual basis. to hear university of pennsylvania, dealing with a lot of stuff, leadership at the

school is trying to explain what took them so long to denounce the free speech that these kids were exercising. just because someone has the right to free speech. doesn't mean they're right. they could be dead wrong. leaders at universities have to say when that speech is wrong. they should protect their right to say it, but they should not defend it when it's blatantly wrong and certainly when it's inciting hate and potentially violence. >> coming up next, so much for president biden's be careful warning. there are new fears that iran backed hezbollah could declare war from the north on israel.

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>> we moved the u.s. carrier fleet to the u.s. mediterranean. we are sending more fighter ships to that region. and made it clear, made it clear to the iranians, be careful. >> even if the administration won't talk much about it, iran is key to this whole thing. >> it's interesting. bob gaetz was on america news room this morning. he said every president who has extended their hand to iran have had it slapped. that's exactly what we're watching play out here. there was an effort with the jcpoa. there was an effort with the five for five hostages plus $6 billion. i don't understand. i don't think we know the answer yet. to why they will not say that iran is obviously behind this attack. general jack keane said, what are they looking for, like a signed piece of paper that said, go in on october 7th. they're not going to find that. the general said they would

never have pulled this off, this orchestration without the iranians. i said to john kirby today, if they requested -- he said they didn't request a dime of it. over and over. what if they asked for it tomorrow. if they asked for it tomorrow, would you deny it? he wouldn't answer it. >> john kirby was dancing today on your show. why did he do that? >> they're dealing with china and russia, who back the iranians. so they are trying to put together this deal with the saudis and the israelis to normalize relations with the other arab partners. if hezbollah comes in with rockets from the north it opens up a two front war and the united states is screwed because the united states will have to go in hard. joe biden doesn't want to touch it. joe biden should just bring in turkey, the egyptians, because we pay those countries a lot of money. he should work it out in a deal.

he can't do it because he's not smart enough. he's going to probably just watch it all happen as the rest of this country watches it all happen. i don't think it's going to end well. >> you were having a big debate in the break. >> it was a lovely conversation. >> it was spirited. recreated in 90 seconds. if we do stand back and watch, what happens? >> i don't think we should stand back and watch. we need to be mindful if something happened. if this happens in the north, it's likely we will find the israelis -- they have never asked the americans to be actively involved militarily. i think they might, the likelihood of them asking if that happens on the north front increases dramatically. that's the only point i make if we think about what comes next. i agree with the first part of what you said. john kirby should say we're freezing the funds. say that. i understand dancing on some of the other things but you have to say you're freezing those funds. >> john kirby's dance today. i was watching it like a hawk.

what does that mean, jonathan? it's stupid watching it like a hawk. here's the problem, obviously, is that if they say iran was behind it, and everybody knows they were. everybody knows iran backs hamas and hezbollah. then we put ourselves in our footing in possibly a world war. they are being delicate about the language. but the truth is when joe biden comes out and when austin comes out and says don't. it reminds me of nancy reagan when she said just say no to drugs. you know? it doesn't work. all right. it doesn't show how firm we are. what about the hamas guy living in qatar. why aren't we sanctioning qatar over there who is behind hamas and all of this other stuff? we're like pushovers and we haven't shown any strength. >> in a neighborhood where only strength is respected.

that's the problem. >> when nancy reagan told me to just say no, i did just say no. >> that a boy. >> it worked on harold. >> coming up potential terrorists are crossing our border. more special interest aliens, from the middle east just got caught.

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>> growing concerns over the terror threat on our border in the wake of attacks in israel, border security say two people from apprehended from eagle pass texas. they are currently under going extensive background vetting. the former acting director of ice giving this warning. >> i have never been more concerned about the safety and security of this nation than i am right now. i'm telling you, something's coming. i don't know how many terrorists have crossed the border but some day we will find out and it will be a bad day for america. >> is that concern warranted? >> of course. we are so stupid and so vulnerable right now. we have no policy. we have no idea what those intentions are. some day it will come back to bite us. >> martha, would you shut down the border? i agree with you. would you shut down the border? >> how are we doing on the 20 miles of wall? when can we expect that to be

finished? while we're waiting for it, we need to close that area off. if it's a big enough concern to start building that 20 miles, then we need to shut it down and deal with the people we have here. 150 people on the terror watch list. frank townsend from the bush administration said she's terrified. >> we already talked about this. >> i think there's going to be another 9/11 and it will come in through the south. joe biden will have blood on his hands. we have been warning him for years about this. he has no plan. 99% of people that cross over he doesn't deport. you pick them up on some stupid felony charge and the guy has a thing, court appearance in 2028. never going to show anyway. judge? >> you know what has happened in this country, especially during the biden administration, numbers coming through now is really a crime against the country and the citizens. it's going to backfire and it's

going to backfire soon. >> i tend to agree with this sentiment. i think we have to shut the border down and get control of who is here. >> they're already here. >> we should find them. >> they are in times square. we're going to switch gears from this breaking news, little lighter. one more thing is up next.

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(♪) >> time for one more thing. martha. >> so, watch this, very exciting, this man spent a lot of time and effort and money to make this happen. he won. he cannot believe it. he's so happy. this pumpkin weighs 2,749 pounds. he won $30,000, first prize and cost him $15,000 to grow it. then they like cut the vine. picture this thing growing.

he's the pumpkin winner. >> congrats, pumpkin winner and congrats to the watters family. we got a new dog. we got a bernadoodle and his name is dutch, duchess. jesse jr. loves her, twins love her, and i love her. i wasn't expecting the dog when i came home that night. that was the first interaction we .h the thing will grow twice the size. just happens to be the sister of judge jeanine pirro's dog. >> that i'm getting tomorrow. >> that you're getting tomorrow and we'll have to have family visits tonight. jesse wetters prime time and israeli arsenal. judge. >> look forward to that. wandering dog seen wandering. that's not good.

in michigan with his head stuck in a cheese ball container. he was rescued and freed from the container and animal shelter decided to name him, guess what, cheeto. he's now looking for a furever home, f-u-r, my producer is very smart. >> jesse would like him. >> bring cheese ball on. >> take another. >> las vegas sphere is new on the las vegas scene but this $2.3 billion structure has a superiority couple weeks and this guy trying to tee off here. i hope i see that thing out there. >> fascinated by that. >> martha. pete, excuse me. >> if you have questions about what'sing on in israel, check out specials on fox nation, battle in the holy city and battle in the holy land. breaks it all down. >> that's it for us, see you guys on monday. >> bret: congratulations on duchess. does this mean you're now related to the judge