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>> todd: secretary of state antony blinken landing back in israel to meet with prime minister netanyahu as 30 americans are confirmed dead in the war, 13 others unaccounted for. the israeli military says 199 innocent people are being held hostage in gaza. you are watching "fox and friends," i'm todd piro. >> carley: i'm carley shimkus. you are looking live at the rafah crossing between gaza and is israel. the crossing is closed and hundreds are crowded at the gate at this moment. trey yingst is live with the very latest. good morning. >> trey: good morning, right now we are in the town ofst ofsterofsterot, next to the gaza border.

we found another car that was shot by hamas militants last weekend. this car belonged to an arab israeli taxi driver. the militants that entered gaza took no mercy on the people here. did not matter if they spoke their language or had similar background, they slaughtered everyone in sight. some people were taken back into gaza from this town when militants entered sderot. we have go pro video that shows hamas fighters on the back of motorcycles entering the areas and taking hostages. new number from the israeli military indicate 199 people are being held hostage inside the gaza strip at this moment. negotiations ongoing to see if americans and other foreigners

can be let out and if any hostage deal can be made behind the scenes. the israeli military staging along the israel-gaza border. as far as rafah. a lot of back and forth. prime minister netanyahu put out statement say thering is no peace deal. we have seen live stream video indicating four oil tankers belonging to the united nations apeer to making their way toward the border. overnight hezbollah targets were struck after missiles were fired into northern israel yesterday. this morning israeli authorities evacuating 28 communities along the border fearing escalation with the lebanese militant group

hezbollah. >> carley: what is latest egypt allowing people through? >> >> trey: the egypt have not been open to this idea, nor have the israelis. islamic jihad say they are not open to this idea, they have used human shield and fought within civilian areas in an effort to try to win as much publicity as they can in these type of conflicts. palestinians see this as palestinian land and they do not want to be removed from this iria, despite it is ruled by hamas. yesterday the government releasing a four-point plan indicating their objective and no place in the plan indicated they will try to remove palestinians from gaza and occupy the territory.

it is focused on destroying hamas government and military capability in the strip. >> todd: trey yingst live this morning. thank you. bring in mike baker, former cia covert operation officer. i am glad >> carley: asked about egypt. direction of this conflict all hinges on egypt. more than any other nation, not that i'm a middle east scholar, it is based on geography. are they doing enough? if not, how can we as america force their hand? >> your last part of the question, we don't have the ability to force their hand. first part of the question, egypt and the arab world have used the palestinian problem for decades at times for their own geopolitical interests. it is not surprising what egypt's position is right now,

they have really no interest in large number of palestinian refugees crossing into egypt, then the palestinian problem becomes egypt's problem and for years that is not what they wanted. >> carley: without question and there are a lot of people focused on border security seeing this situation in egypt playing out and saying this is exactly what we have been saying all along. to hear this also happening in the middle east is interesting. president biden was on "60 minutes" yesterday and here is how he responded. >> president biden: i don't think that is necessary, israel has a fine force. >> would you support occupation of gaza? >> president biden: it would be a big mistake whachl happened in gaza is hamas and extreme elements of hamas don't

representative all the palestinian people. >> do you believe hamas must be eliminated entirely? preeshgs >> president biden: i do. >> carley: he believes hamas should be eliminated but there should be a pathway to a palestinian state, what do you think of that? >> we keep hearing the same thing and playing the same scenario in this regional conflict that has been going on for generations. of course we're not interested or want to put american troops on the ground in this situation. so the president was stating the obvious there. we don't think it is good for israel to occupy gaza. as trey put it just now, israel doesn't have intention in occupying gaza. they understand what the operational implications would be. for president biden to say they

need to destroy hamas, easy for anyone to say. we have to be pragmatic about this. as brutal and horrific as the attacks were and as much as we need to be able to degrade hamas, we should know better after all our experience following 9/11 and before that you mitigate the risk, reducing terrorism is not a zero sum game. we have doing pragmatic about that. what president biden said, i don't want to call it word salad, he was stating the obvious. >> carley: fbi director wray warning of copy cat attacks on u.s. soil. history has been witness to antisemitism extremism for far too long inform this heightened environment, no question we're seeing an increase in reported threats and have to be on the lookout, especially for lone

actors who may take inspiration to commit violence of their own. >> todd: how much more difficult did the biden administration make this threat, they opened the border to people we have no idea who they are. yeah, you just point to the number one problem we've got in terms of hiding that director wray nodded to. september awe record number of known encounters, over a quarter million in the month of september, that is known encounters. during the biden administration, conservative estimates, million and a half gotaways. we don't know who they are because hence the term, they got away. when there is conflict in the middle east, our alert in local, state and federal intel goes up, we know there is potential for

domestic terrorism or threats here of the home land thachl is compounded by the fact over biden administration, for whatever reason, they have not provided a secure, controlled border. the irony of egypt shutting down the rafah crossing because they want to protect their border and know who is coming in? yeah, we spend all this time without that with semiporous border. the irane is there. it is significant problem when you don't know who is coming in. >> carley: four iran ans have been apprehended at the southern border this month alone. that is good way of putting it. leave it there. thank you for joining us, we appreciate it. hundreded gather at the crossing

between gaza and egypt, mediators are trying to broker a humanitarian ceasefire. watson, skinner and joe concha and live update from trey yingst. >> todd: plus powerful pro-israel message from one of the stars in the n.f.l., we will share it next. >> need prayer. i don't know what we've come to, but just my thoughts, my prayers are out with those people and israel.

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slaughtered last week at a music festival. 28-year-old natalie miraculously survived the music festival after running for her life. she is now back home safely and joins me now. natalie, first of all, thank you for coming to studio and telling your story. how are you doing? >> still in shock. as a survivor, it is almost hard to believe that you were there. that you went through all of that. when you see all the posts everyday of all the people missing and found dead, it just feels very surreal, that could have been you. >> carley: i can only imagine. you were in the music festival. you were in israel for a wedding and decided to go with a group of friends. when did you realize what was going on and the severity of the

situation? >> it took a while to realize the severity because it was in israel. thousands of children at a music festival and suddenly rockets are being intercepted over our head and from the group of people i was with, i was the only american and i looked to everyone else to see how to react. one girl came to me, she said, it is okay, in this area, it happens sometimes. it wilo react. one girl came to me, she said, it is okay, in this area, it

happens sometimes. it wil of the situation. in any other country, kids would have ran for their lives. >> carley: security told you to pack up. you said, i'm going to stop and go to the bathroom quickly and you saw an image online about the bathroom stalls and tell us what you saw and what happened there? >> since all of this has happened, like i said, it's been hard to realize i was there, this could have been me. when we were leaving the ground, do you think i have a moment to go to the bathroom? they said, yeah, go. i went to the bathroom stall by the exit of the campground and yesterday i saw a video online of terrorists coming and shooting at those bathrooms most likely moments after i was there. to realize i could have been shot at was hard to see.

>> carley: shooting at closed bathroom doors in case anyone was hiding. you get in your car, you didn't know where gunfire was coming from, you were driving into a situation possibly where terrorists were. how did you handle that? >> at first, we were trying to drive out of the campground, there was not gunfire yesterday. security of the party told us to drive in a certain direction, most of them died trying to get us out safely. then they told us to turn around and then we realized it was more than rockets and they yelled at everyone to get out and run because the fact we were so many cars in a small area made us easy targets.

we sat in our car for a second and we didn't understand. we heard the first gunshots, we opened our door and started running. kids were running in all directions, nobody knew what was the direction of safety. it was a split second decision that could have saved you or gotten you killed. we passed this ditch and a bunch of kids were hiding in this ditch and we contemplated getting in the ditch and hiding from the gunmen. i my friend said don't do it, if they see us in the ditch, we have nowhere to run. we kept running and later found out all the kids who stayed are no longer with us. >> carley: you were in egypt -- greece for a while and now you are moem safe. you have a 4r09 to process and i

hope telling your story may help with that. we are so glad you are safe home, thank you for joining us this morning and sharing your story with us. god bless you. over to you. >> todd: unreal. the other major story is the vote to confirm a house speaker. can congressman jim jordan find the votes? we have everything you need to know.

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because of the israel conflict. >> todd: erin friedman building shelters and his wife is a nurse. why did you choose building shelters as your way to help? them a little bits warm. we jumped into action. >> todd: what is the mood of the soldiers have been talking to a week inside of this know conflict? >> they are patrolling and making sure we are safe. everyone is stressed out, to say the least. good spirits, everyone feels strong and together. one thing amazing is the way they have come together. we are constantly, there are people around the clock helping

them and taking care of them, doing what we can to give them food and hot drinks. overall, we are making the best of it. >> todd: your wife is a nurse and nurses are seeing horrible things. how is she holding up in light of the horrors she's seen? >> she is head nurse for one of the medical systems and she runs five clinics and the whole system is changed, taking people from medical systems and trying to help coordinate medicine being delivered from people that escape the south and come to the north and delivering to them. trying to help out as much as we can and she's working around the clock trying to coordinate everything. >> todd: she is getting a lot of patients sent away from the

hospital. how overwhelmed is the hospital system right now? >> i don't exactly -- it seems extremely overwhelmed. one of the people say they have a bandage and cacadur means bullet and wall, they did not have ability to remove it, she was treating him there, changing the bandage with a bullet in his leg. >> todd: 10 years ago you, your wife and five kids were in chicago. how are they dealing with their new-found reality right now? >> my oldest is 15 and to 12, the older ones are aware of what is happening. it is not simple. we're trying to do whatever we

can to make it comfortable for them. they want to help and be part of everything going on. so we are trying to involve them and so for example, things i've been building for soldiers, we have to stain them. we will try to bring our kids over to help stain them to protect them from the rain. we have a center we opened in the community and basically we are collecting supplies for soldiers that did not get a chance to bring it with them when deployed, basic necessities. so far we raised thousands and thousands, close to millions of dollars and sending supplies to different bases requesting basic things they need temperature is a huge initiative. >> todd: looking at how israel

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many were killed last weekend and others are leaving the area as ground invasion seems imminent. this car has bullet holes in it. it belonged to a israeli taxi driver. we have new information this morning about what took place here last weekend on the saturday morning when so many people were slaughtered and others taken by hamas back into the gaza strip. go proshows hamas on the back of motorcycles operating throughout this area killing as many people as possible and taking hostages. we know 199 people are being held hostage inside gaza strip. that number could rise. this coming amid conversation about potential of ceasefire to

take place in southern gaza. egyptian security sources indicated aid would come in. the prime minister netanyahu office shut that down saying there is no ceasefire. we are waiting to see if any type of aid would be coming in. >> carley: 199 number has increased. thank you for bringing the latest, we appreciate it. former state official for trump administration and fox news contributor dr. kiron skinner. thank you for joining us. give us your thoughts on where things stand and what the days and weeks look like ahead? >> we are going to have this conversation over and over again for many weeks and months. i'm not prepared to declare this

is a long war, it is a complicated one. every war is complicated and chaotic, but this is multiple conflicts at once, it is a hostage crisis and hostages from multiple countries in gaza. people who are unaccounted for. massive humanitarian crisis emerged immediately when the hamas moved in to israel temperature is a great power competition with the russians and chinese given their own interest in the region. and it is a proxy war, as well. on top of it, the lavont countries hugging the eastern mediterranean have always been in crisis with each other and larger middle east. given all i've just said, we

have no idea how long this conflict will take. we can use the past as prologue to help guide us in our thinking, but there are new dimensions to this conflict. i would like to mention the hostage crisis. ittic tas me back to the 1980'ses during the reagan presidency. he was having victory in helping end the cold war, he was losing on the front of the global war on terror because americans were being held hostage under hezbollah in the same region and it crippled his presidency and led to the iran-contra affair temperature is difficult when you have a hostage crisis on top of the warfare and that is where we are. this is going to be very tough.

the u.s., the biden administration in washington, needs to show resolve, clarity of thought, no mixed messages and they can't confuse the audience because hostage takers and terrorists are listening. >> todd: will we send in special forces at some point? i spoke with an army infantry officer that says there are people on the ground already, we just don't know it. thank you. >> carley: civilians are gathering at the rafah crossing hoping for safe passage to egypt as israel prepares ground oefszive. iran threatening to get involved. congressman michael waltz

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>> todd: iran threatening to intervene with israel launches a ground offensive. >> iran is demanding israel end attack on gaza or risk action.

i want to warn war criminals and those who support this war entity to stop the crimes against civilian. it will cause a huge earthquake in the industry. president biden denied giving back 6 billion in oil revenue to iran. listen. this is the exiled crowned prince. >> sanctions have been called for, we have forgotten about maximum pressure. time has come to freeze the assets that were supposed to be unfrozen. iranians have additional money to spend on this campaign of terror by their proxy and increase the sanction. >> carley: border agents confirm

aliens have been apprehended in just the past month, that group includes anyone protecting terrorism. cbp data reveals tens of thousands of these aliens have been arrested from countries across the middle east in the last two years. this year has seen record number of apprehensions which are on the terror watch list. >> todd: it is more than concerning. bring in michael waltz. great to have you. start off discussing a gentleman named robert malley, special envoy to iran accused of mishandling classified information and now accused of compromising that information. he has spoken on hamas in the past. listen. >> there is so much misinformation about them. i speak to them and my

colleagues speak to them. we may disagree with them, they have their own rationality, none of them are crazies. >> todd: congressman, how responsible is robert malley for this appeasement strategy? >> robert malley was lead negotiator for biden and also for obama for the original iran deal that opened up billions in cash. the average cost of a hostage was 4 to 5 million and now up to billions. he is responsible for this much proo, he is an iranian regime sympathizer. what is disturbing, he had a whole network of people throughout the u.s. government

and i believe we only have seen the tip of the iceberg. one of his network is in the pentagon special operation directorate for policy as chief of staff and has access to classified systems. we want to know in congress why, how did she get it in the first place and what is being done about it? >> carley: there is huge build-up of palestinians at the rafah crossing. we are looking at people in the gaza strip. if gates are open, they will be in egypt, which is their ultimate destination to get out of this area. so far the gates remained scloesed. why and what is going to happen? >> this is back and forth negotiation with israel, egypt, hamas, somewhat with the united states that keeps changing by the way. there is two gates, one facing

interior with hamas and one facing egypt and these people are just kind of stuck. hamas is telling them to go back and turn around until aid trucks are received and egypt and israel aren't letting anything in. my position, countries that enabled hamas and financed them and allowed them to exist, mainly turkey, qatar and iran. this crisis was started by hamas and 100% backed by iran. for those enabling hamas, they should be taking care of these people. >> todd: republican lawmakers introducing a bill to block palestinian refugees from entering the u.s. we can't let president biden bring unvetted palestinians into

american communities the way he did with unvetted afghans. do you support this bill, congressman? >> i do. this burden can't be on the united states and began, you have so many in the un, throughout the un denouncing israel and are pro-palestinian, you have those folks and wealthy gulf states and you have turkey supporting hamas. fine, you guys take on this issue. you have resources to open up the camps and to pay for it than those nations need to step up and put their money where their mouth is. >> carley: stunning thing about this rafah image, it could be mistaken for our own southern border, except here the gates would be opened and we would let

the people in. there is a cautionary tale in there. thank you for joining us. president biden has a message for outside actors looking to get involved in the war on israel. listen to this. >> i wonder what is your message to hezbollah and its backer iran? >> president biden: don't. don't, don't, don't. >> carley: joe concha will react. >> steve: steve doocy will look at what is coming up on "fox and friends." >> steve: "fox and friends" in 10 minutes and 20 seconds. secretary of state antony blinken will meet with prime minister netanyahu this morning. the prime minister netanyahu's office denies reports of a ceasefire. across the globe, thousands of pro-palestinian protesters filling streets, blaming israel

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making plans to strike a deal across the aisle. >> i think jim jordan will be an excellent speaker. i think he will be able to get to 217. if not we have other leaders in the house there. is a need if the radical almost just handful of people in the republican side make it unable -- make us unable to be able to return to general work on the house then i think obviously a deal will have to be done. >> carley: the house has now gone 11 days without a speaker. tomorrow's vote is scheduled for noon eastern time. one to watch. nikki haley was asked about the speaker situation and it sparked a bit of a contentious exchange. watch this. >> it is starting to look like there is not one house republican who can get 217 votes. republican congressman austin scott says the chaos, quote, makes us look like a bunch of idiots, unquote. is he right? >> i will tell what you is right is under the biden administration we have seen chaos within. >> you can't blame that on biden. you can't blame this on biden.

>> well, you have to let me finish. you can't fix democrat chaos with republican chaos. they need to get it together. >> todd: joe concha columnist for the messenger joins us now. joe, your thoughts on ethics change we just heard. >> haley's point in microsense is correct. regardless of political strife or ideology does not care who is speaker of the house. what they care about is what exact them on daily basis the things that jake tapper doesn't want to talk about on his show, inflation, wages not keeping up with inflation. community and cities less safe. essentially an open border that is allowing terrorists into this country and teachers unions having more power than parents in terms of our children's education. what nikki haley was poipghts out that the national conversation should be about these things, inflation, crime, border, education, because that's what matters to the american people. all that said, republicans have to decide whether they prefer to be the party of wineries or a

party that actually governors. most prefer to governor. some no plan to execute. >> carley: president biden was on "60 minutes" yesterday he was asked what his message would be to hezbollah, obviously backed by iran. listen to what he had to say. >> there is limited fighting already on the northern israeli border. and i wonder what is your message to hezbollah and its backer, iran. >> don't. don't, don't, don't. >> don't come across the border? don't escalate this war? car. >> that's right. >> carley: strong message will they take it seriously. >> let's not have another front for israel to deal with the most important part of that interview is when scott pelley then asked president biden if iran is behind the attack and the war

and biden answered that there is no evidence establishing that and then they claimed that iran didn't have any advanced knowledge that an attack was coming that would lead the american people to believe that iran, the leading state sponsor that funds hamas to the tune of billions in terms of state sponsor of terror, didn't know this attack was coming? what sane and sober person believes this? of course they did. without iran there is no hamas. this may be why there is an abc poll out yesterday showing 54% of americans disapprove of the president's handling of this war. only 41% approve. the bottom line is that iran absolutely is fueling this and the fact that the president of the united states still says well maybe they didn't know that this was coming that is an insult to our collective intelligence to this point carley and todd. >> todd: in light of that, do you have any confidence going forward that joe biden, in light of everything that we know, that he should know that clearly he doesn't per your answer there,

that he will end his appeasement strategy with regard to iran or is it going to be business as usual in a couple of weeks with regard to iran? >> it seems, todd, that it will be business as usual when it comes to iran. you have to cut off money going into that country because it's not going towards what the administration keeps insisting humanitarian purposes but this goes from iran to hamas and then you see what happens with israel and the horrific war that's going on there right now. until we cut off that spigot, it's not going to happen. >> carley: on the polling front cnn came out with a poll 96% of people polled say they have is sympathy for israelis. you can't get 96% of people agree on anything. there is support for israel, of course, in this country as there should be. joe, thank you so much for joining us. >> thanks, guys. >> carley: "fox & friends" starts right now. have a good day, everybody. >> todd: bye-bye. ♪ >> brian: fox news alert now. a live