trying to send to everybody. >> jesse: so joe biden should be landing in israel probably in a couple hours. how do you interpret that visit in the midst of a hostage crisis and ongoing military operations. >> first of all, i really appreciate the support from around the world, from the u.s. and europe and many countries who stood up with israel and supported, any news outlet that does the same, that really means a lot to us all. i think it's really important to -- the ties with the supporters and how to get out of this with as quick as possible. >> jesse: sure. all right dori. we hope everything works out and our heart goes out to you. thank you so much for joining us. stay with fox. sean hannity will be up next. ♪ ♪ >> welcome to hannity and this

is a fox news alert. america and the world, they are on edge tonight. a large fire now burns outside the u.s. embassy. that is in beirut as the entire middle east is on the verge of imploding and tonight iran, they are now threatening to involve themselves directly in this conflict. if that happens, all bets are off and the entire middle east could, in fact, potentially get involved. back in gas ahundreds of dead after a blast at a local hospital in what the idf says is the result of a misfired rocket from the terror group, the islamic jihad. they have the intelligence to back up their claim. they have phone conversations. and i would assume that will be released in time. according to the editor in chief of the jerusalem post, there are reports that the idf is in possession of, quote, a recording of a conversation between islamic jihad terrorists confirming that they launched the rocket that hit the gaza hospital. meanwhile, joe biden, your president, will soon be headed

to israel, but the leaders of egypt, jordan and the somewhat moderate palestinian fattah party have all cancelled their meetings with joe which is nothing but a complete humiliation for our country and especially the president of the united states. the world unfortunately sees what we all see and that is a weak, frail, cognitive mess president pretending to be influential. let there be no doubt. this is a slap in the face to our president, joe biden. the arab world is now blaming america and israel for the apparent rocket attack on the hospital in gaza. so is the hamas caucus in congress led by, well, pretty radical veer gentlemanly anti-semitic at times congresswoman talib. more on that in a moment. that's now a provable lie. also breaking tonight, a big new update on the battle for speaker and the message i have for

republicans tonight. plus i'll have another message for hakeem jeffries, aoc and other radical democrats. they are trying actively now to sabotage republicans and upend the entire balance of power in the house of representatives. also the latest from around the country and worldwide where anti-semitism and terrorist threats are now surging. one lawmaker is calling on the department of homeland security to deport foreign nationals who have demonstrated support for hamas. senator tom cotton of arkansas will be here. he will join us with more. it is hard to believe but there are thousands upon thousands of people living in our country. this country, who are now openly praising a terrorist organization and its barbaric attack last weekend. here is but a small sample. take a look. >> glory to murders! [chanting] >> it was exhilarating, it was

energizing. and if they weren't exhilarated by this shifting of the balance of power then they would not be human. >> jesse: the last clip you saw was a cornell university professor referring to the hamas terror attack in southern israel as exhilarating and energizing. coming off harvard law professor allen dershowitz witnesses will weigh in. anti-semitic students at his alma mater are seeking donations to support, devote, their mental health after they faced a backlash and criticism for supporting hamas, the terrorist group. i advise every american, do not donate a penny. why? harvard has billions and billions of dollars socked away. let them pay for the mental health treatment of their ignorant student body. but tonight's top story, yet again, under biden's so-called leadership, another crisis at home and abroad. how did we get here?

three years ago there was peace in the middle east. israel and the arab world, they were actually working together in a way that i never thought i'd see in our lifetime. you had the united states, you had israel, you had jordan, you had egypt, you had saudi arabia, you had the emirates all aligned together to battle against iranian hajenini in the region. iran was isolated, financially they were defendantitude unable to fund a terror war on a massive scale. on top of that donald trump took out a man by the name of soleimani the architect of many terror attacks including the killing of americans in iraq and elsewhere. that all seems like a distant memory. as we speak the, the region is in chaos, not a mystery as to why after getting sworn in the biden administration almost immediately, frankly inexplicably, they eased sanctions against iran. tens of billions of dollars in oil revenue began pouring in and, can you guess what the

mullahs of iran, what they might have done with that money? they spent it on their favorite activity. that's right, terrorism. they are the number one state sponsor of terrorism and that means supporting terrorist groups like hamas, hezbollah, the islamic jihad. they sent rockets, they sent bombs and the iranian revolutionary guard to prepare this attack in gaza. earlier tonight a rocket blew up at this hospital in gaza killing hundreds of innocent people. it was a misfired rocket. it was intended for israel from the terrorist group islamic jihad. according to idf intelligence that they are now sharing with the world. but iran's blood lust is apparently not over. we now have tonight, one high-ranking iranian official is now threatening a preemptive strike against israel in the coming hours. so is israel on the brink of not only a 2-front war but a 3-front war? are we really hours away from a much bigger conflict that could

literally engulf the entire middle east? will the u.s. be dragged into another global conflict and war? here with the latest breaking news coverage, he's on the ground in is reeled doing a phenomenal job. 4:06 his time, our friend and host of america reports, john roberts. john great reporting all week. thank you for staying up so early early in the morning for us. >> sean not a problem. we like to burn the midnight oil around here. war never stops neither do we. let me start with what you mentioned a moment ago that is who is responsible for this attack on the hospital in gaza. the chief idf spokesman, israeli defense force spokesman held a briefing around midnight in which she said that is reel has got drone footage, has got communications, intercepts and radar data that prove it was an islamic jihad rocket that malfunctioned in mid flight and crashed down on top of that hospital killing all of those people. he said that that information will be put together in a

comprehensive brief to be presented to president biden when he gets here for his meeting with prime minister netanyahu a little bit later on this morning. now, no question, though, that this hospital explosion has complicated this entire trip. you mentioned the fact that the arab leaders of jordan and egypt have cancelled a quad summit that was also going to include the palestinian leader mahmoud abbas president of jordan after the president departs israel. john kirby on air force one on the way over here sean tried to put the best face on that saying it wasn't cancelled because those nations were outraged over what was happening and what happened at the hospital it was cancelled because of three days of mourning. now kirby also said that the president is going to have some tough questions for israel. likely about the hospital, which is reel plans to counter with this evidence that it says it has gathered. but also about what the aims and the strategy of potential ground operation are, and very

importantly to presidents biden, how do ensure that refraining and file palestinians that have nothing to do with hamas are given as much safety as possible and also as much aid as can possibly be brought in for the southern area of the country while an i say rally ground operation goes at hamas in the northern part. also complicating all of this, and you mentioned hezbollah, is what will happen tomorrow? because hezbollah has declared tomorrow will be a day of, quote, unprecedented anger. there have been skirmishes that we have been reporting across the northern border of israel into lebanon going back and forth with hezbollah firing anti tank missiles, israel responding. will hezbollah step up those attacks? could the war begin to widen? there's no indication that the leader of hezbollah has gotten his marches orders from iran yet, so maybe things will remain at the low level that they've been for the past ten days

between hezbollah and israel. one other point, sean, that we should pass along to you as well is that president biden, according to john kirby, is going to take some time after his meeting with netanyahu, and he will meet with the families of americans who were killed in that horrific attack on saturday october the 7th as well as the families of americans who believe that their loved ones are being held hostage. big day ahead of us, sean. >> john, if i may ask you, the cancellation of meetings with the leaders of jordan and egypt and fatah, president abbas, the palestinian president, how is that being interpreted, if i may ask, on the ground. >> i think it's probably part of the universal condemnation which was initially believed to have been an israeli air strike. none of the arab nations have dialed back on that. even the united nations came right out and blamed israel for the air strikes. so we'll see tomorrow how powerful the evidence is that

the idf puts out there. but if they can coordinate drone footage. you know, let me just say that we have seen some video footage that was taken by a news organization that does show a rocket malfunctioning in mid flight and an explosion occurring on the ground shortly after but if the israeli defense force can come up with compelling evidence through radar, through drones and, again, they have them flying all over, and these communications intercepts which are said to be between militants blaming islamic jihad for this, they may be able to make a compelling case that it wasn't israel responsible but arab nations that would have been accepted if it was right in front of them for everybody to see. >> john roberts again thanks for staying up so late with us. we appreciate your reporting and great job all day today. now to capitol hill where house judiciary exitee jim jordan did not garner enough votes to cross what would have been i believe the 216 vote threshold today, all about the math as chad pergram always says to become speaker. at least not yet.

another vote is scheduled for tomorrow morning, and, as they say, nobody wants to see how the sausage is made but i am confident that republicans will eventually pick a speaker and soon, in the coming days they will either succeed or they're going to fail together. there won't be half the caucus that successful and the other half that's not. now, of course, like all democrats, minority leader hakeem jeffries is trying to capitalize politically this turmoil. jeffries along with squad member aoc and others, they are now targeting the 20 republicans that voted against jordan today, and they are encouraging them to give up the majority and let jeffries actually take the gavel. gaffeeries says that chairman jordan is just too extreme to be speaker. hmm. what about his background? take a look. >> jim jordan is the poster child for maga extremism. he is a clear and present danger to our democracy. there are many good men and women on the republican side of

the aisle who are qualified to be the speaker of the house of representatives. there is no circumstance where jim jordan is one of them. >> actually, i know this maga republican line, we'll probably hear it, oh, a couple billion times before the election in november of 2024, but here are the facts on the ground. it's hakeem jeffries himself, he is the one that is too extreme. he is a notorious election denying who perpetrated the russia lie conspiracy theory and the russia hoax. he's the one that supported covid mandates. he supports the radical green new deal, socialism. that won't work. he worked to dismantle law enforcement, you know, defund, dismantle no bail laws and quote reimagine meetings. republicans would be wise to steer clear at all costs. here with reaction former house speaker and fox news contributor

newt gingrich is with us. mr. speaker good to have you with us. let me start with israeli, the big news is the israelis would be fighting a two front war, neutral zone the north funded by i ran in the south it's gaza hamas iranian fingerprints all over that conflict. now the added direct attack by iran itself. what that would mean for the region i can't predict but it would not be good and could lead to an all-out bigger conflict. your thoughts? >> well, i hope that the reason president biden sent two nuclear carrier battle groups, which is an enormous amount of combat power into the eastern mediterranean is to make clear that, if hezbollah attacks israel, that they will be annihilated. and i would hope that we would be communicateing the same thing to iran. if this becomes -- people need

to remember, if this became an extensional fight for the survival of israel, israel has nuclear weapons. israel's not goes to peacefully accept a second holocaust. so folks in iran are playing with very dangerous circumstances in terms of what's going on. i would hope the united states will make very clear that, if we had to, reluctantly but we would ensure that a northern front never developed and that hezbollah was annihilated which we have the capacity to do in those two nuclear carriers. >> i have a tough question for you. >> i have a tough question for you. >> yes. >> is joe biden capable of hearing your very wise advice here, that to prevent a wider-scale war, do you think he has the strength to do it? my sources in israel have been telling me repeated will i that the biden administration, and that would be tony blinken and that would be joe biden, they are saying the right things publicly. privately they are urging israel

to show restraint. so if that's the case i'm not sure that joe biden would be the guy to do that. >> no, that was the second thing i was going to get to. the first thing is they have sent two carrier battle groups. biden has said clearly over and over, do not do this in terms of hezbollah and iran. now, at some point you'll get to a point where he either acts or he looks like a total, complete fool. and i think at that point he will not have much choice. in terms of the meeting, i'm worried about the meeting tomorrow, today, in israel. because i think the israelis have to be reassured that whatever steps are necessary to eliminate hamas, the united states will support. not this, you know, do as much as you can while being reasonable. if hamas is still around a year from now, israel will have been defeated and the united states will have been defeated. so this is the moment to calmly and methodically eliminate hamas as a system to do whatever it takes to achieve that, and i am

totally in favor of the israelis being very calm, very methodical, very deliberate, but getting the job done. and i hope that biden is not going to suggest to them that they do anything less than the complete destruction of hamas. >> okay. let me ask you this, and i saw a news letter that, maybe i saw an early copy of it, i don't really know, but a lot of things are going on as relates to speaker, jim jordan got 200 votes today, i think he would have needed 216 if i'm correct. >> right. >> now you have alexandria ocasio-cortez tweeting out if you don't want jim jordan to be speaker, contact the 20 -- contact your representative. in other words, the 20 republicans that didn't vote for him today. >> sure. >> jeffries is saying we have two objectives, stop jim jordan and get back to work. then you have the lincoln project, and they don't want jim

jordan as speaker. then you have hakeem jesseries, an election denier himself, you know, using the maga republican line. the one thing that i might find myself in a little bit of disagreement with you, which we don't often disagree, you seem to be open to the idea of a band-aid or a temporary fix or the speaker pro tem right now mchenry from north carolina, filling that role, being empowered for 60, 90 days. to me that is not republican leadership. i think they need to stay in a room and never come out until they pick a speaker, and, you know, white smoke comes out of the chimney, that would be a good idea in my view. and, secondly, i think it's very, very important that they get this job done and show the country that they can make tough decisions, that they can unite with the small majority and win. i think you're disagreeing with me on that. >> no, look, i think if jim

jordan has a chance tomorrow, if they vote tomorrow, if he can get the 217 votes, i am all for him. i think he's a smart guy. i think he's a very solid conservative, i think he's reached out and tried to become a very broad leader in a way that he would be, i think, a very strong speaker of the house. the point i've made in my news letter, which is coming out of gingrich tonight, reporting straightforward, if jordan can't win fan scalise can't win, then, first of all, the people you should really blame are the eight republicans who are benedict arnolds who are traders who joined with the democrats to cause total chaos with no idea what was going to come next. those eight people didn't have a clue what they were unleashing, and they had no plan for how to put it back together. and now they've legitimized, if they get to be idiots, everybody else gets to be an idiot and suddenly you have a party log at

each other yelling at each other and being pretty angry about the state they're in. the only argument, i think, for mchenry is, if you cannot get an agreement tomorrow on jordan, the world is moving, as we just talked about. israel's in a big war, ukraine is in a war, china's offense. >> if need be why not have 15 votes, if need be why not do what they did with mccarthy. >> if i thought that would be work i would be four 15 votes, i would be 15 votes frankly to bring mccarthy back. the fact is i have no faith that you can put this together right now. now, again, i'm all for jordan having an opportunity tomorrow. i hope he can win. i'd much rather have a new speaker than have a speaker pro tem but i wrote my news letter on the grounds that my hunch is that 200 votes is about what he's going to get. 200 votes is much higher than

scalise got, and scalise was the majority leader, and my sense from talking to the people tonight is, in the next vote he might get viewer not more votes. if that happens, we can't sit around and suck our thumbs and hope the world will wait until the house republicans get their act together. every day we're closer to the end of the continuing resolution. every day we're closer to a huge aids package for israel that has to be passed. every day we are failing to do the investigations we need to be doing. so, in a worse case, i think we've had our two best shots, scalise and jordan. if jordan can win i am totally for him. this is not to undercut him. jim is a good guy, very competitive guy, as you know, he's 156-1 in high school wrestling, twice the ncaa wrestling champion for the country. he's a very competitive, very smart guy. but i also understand numbers.

and i quip, because i had 19 guys who thought that balancing the budget reforming welfare cutting taxes wasn't enough. i wasn't conservative enough for them. so i understand how this game i is played and i'm saying if it's a numbers game given current narrow republican majority, unless they can get in a room and get everyone to agree, and frankly a lot of people who are relatively so normal who are now so and at the eight guys who betray them it's hard to have a rational conversation and my only point maybe you need a couple months of just getting business done, being calm, having an interim caretaker and understanding maybe by january you can have a rational decision. >> jesse: i think they give, in moi opinion, that will come off a band-aid solution, a temporary solution, if, in fact, they get that done, to me shows that they are weak, that they are not leaders, or if any republicans work with hakeem jeffries and the democrats, you know, they're

showing republicans and the american people they can't handle the power that has been entrusted to them. and that's a shame. i'll give you the last few seconds. >> sean, you're right. this is a sign of weakness not strength. it's a sign of immaturity. it's a sign of what happens when you have eight traitors sitting in the middle of your group. and nobody's been able to figure out a solution. i'm just suggesting maybe timeout and a few months to calm down is a only way to move forward. not the best way the only way. >> we'll put the children in timeout. probably the appropriate term. i hope it doesn't come to that. i hope they seize the moment and understand that the people's house needs to open. we'll see you tomorrow. thank you sir. when we come back another shocking statement about israel from the squad and nikki haley will be here to tell us why biden's middle east strategy she believes is a disaster as we continue this breaking news night. thank you for being with us.

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she joins us now for more. you're right in your analysis. we give a billion dollars a year to egypt, and this kind of gets into the little bit of a skirmish you've had with governor ron desantis. my argument is, whether you agree with governor desantis's full statement or not, here is just the simple truth. these kids are indoctrinated with cartoons to, quote, hate the jews since they are young. these cartoons cannot be any more clear. the books that they read from and are taught from similarly teaches that type of hatred. does egypt want to risk -- how do you ascertain, for people who may not harbor those feelings versus those who have been indoctrinated since their youth those feelings? how do you distinguish that? >> first of all i've seen the graffitis on the walls, i've seen the organization that has the textbooks that hates on jews, i've done all that. and i took it a step further,

sean. i stopped all u.s. taxpayer money going to palestinian refugees when i was at the united nations. this is something that i always said the arab countries it was their responsibility, not american taxpayer responsibility. and when it comes to refugees, the hamas-supporting countries should take them, qatar iran and turkey, those are the three countries that should take any refugees and they know that. but you'll see this time and time again. first of all, i said this on your show last time, wait until this starts and everybody's going to blame israel for everything that happens. but the key is, don't fall for it. israel needs tow do what israel needs to do. what biden needs to focus on and what i would focus on are three things, support israel, eliminate hamas and do everything we can to get the hostages out. period, don't talk about restraint, don't talk about a ceasefire. >> sean: i guess my question goes back with this, and i tend to agree with the last part of your comment in full.

if children are indoctrinated at a very young age to hate and kill one group of people for who they are and as adults how do you ascertain the extent of how well that indoctrination took, what their true feelings are? you you can't measure a person's heart but you have to assume the indoctrination played a role in their thinking as they grew up in life, don't you? >> well, and america shouldn't even focus on that. our focus shouldn't be that. but what we should do is do what israelis do. the israelis always justice fuse the difference between civilians and terrorists. >> sean: but my question is, would that be why these countries don't even want to risk taking in people that might have that kind of indoctrination? >> oh, of course. that's exactly why egypt doesn't want to take them. that's exactly -- and that's why only turkey, iran and qatar would even consider it. but that's exactly why egypt doesn't want to take them because they can't vet them either. and that's the problem. >> sean: yeah, that's a huge

problem. what should the united states's level of involvement be, in your view? >> just those three things, support israel, eliminate hamas, and make sure that we get our hostages back. we don't need to worry about anything else. you are going to see, there are going to be civilians that die. that's unfortunate. and when the blame goes to israel, don't listen to it. this is hamas at work. remember hamas was the one who did the brutality, hamas is the one going to try to make it israel. we need to have israel's back unapologetically no questions asked. >> sean: nikki haley thank you for being with us tonight. when we come back more insanity at harvard students are in shock there are consequences to me supporter terrorism. charlie kirk al and dershowitz witnesses whend re we come back. stay right there. sicial choices together can help you make smarter decisions. voya. well planned.

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♪ >> sean: disturbing pro hamas demonstrations now continuing on college campuses all around the country at nyu. in new york today a large crowd gathered near washington square park carrying giant banners with pro palestinian slogans. this after video surfaced over the weekend of a professor at, yes, another ivy league institution, cornell university, calling the hamas terror attacks on israel exhilarating and the university condemning the remarks in a statement. over at harvard one alumni group is allegedly trying to raise money for the students who blamed israel and israel only and held them entirely responsible for hamas's attack against innocent israelis claiming they need donations. why? to help with their mental health after receiving backlash to their, frankly, virulent anti-semitic positions. here with reaction fox news

contributor charlie hurt, harvard law professor allen dershowitz is with us. if i'm not mistaken i think they have a trust, what, 37-billion-plus dollars at harvard do they not professor. do they really need to beg for donations for the snowflakes that took the side of terrorists. >> they're the richest university in the world. no decent employer should ever, ever hire any student who supported these rapes and these bee headings. they should treat these students exactly as they would treat ku klux klan members who supported the lynching of blacks, who supported the shooting of gays, who supported the raping of women. there should be no distinction between these neo nazis, the ones at harvard, and the neo nazis that everybody would say nobody should ploy. i admire the professor from berkeley who said, don't hire my

students. my students. i would say the same thing. don't hire my students. you know, these are people who don't deserve to be hired and, more importantly, your clients don't deserve to be serviced by bigots, racist and anti-semites like this. >> sean: you know, charlie, i've always believed, you know, you're always going to have bigoted racist anti-semitic people. but i always viewed it as a fringe. the shear volume, numbers, of people showing up in this country clearly supporting hamas and blaming israel, the victim of terror in this case, shocks the conscious. the rise of anti-semitism in this country and around the globe, that, too, has been shocking. and i'll be honest, i don't really get shocked that often anymore. >> yeah, well, certainly in modern times it has been a complete fringe, but what we've seen over the past couple of decades is this explosion of

this kind of stuff on college campuses. you know, it's pure indoctrination. this is not stuff that i don't think that these kids necessarily learn at home. they learn it at universities and colleges and i'm so glad you pointed out the endowment at harvard. of course all of these universities have record endowments right now. these kids are the most privileged kids on the planet ever to live in human history and they're attending these massively wealthy universities where they get indoctrinated with this stuff, and it's appalling and it's anti, you know, it's anti knowledge. it's anti humanism. it's anti everything. it's anti morale. it's everything that a university is supposed to teach children and students to go against. but then, at the end of the day, not only are these universities making a massive fortune off of this stuff, but then, at the end

of the day, the government is coming behind them with these joe biden policies and getting taxpayers to foot the tuition bills instead of forcing colleges and universities to have to get a hair cut if they want to do something about student loans. so it's, you know, it undermines america all across the board. >> i would never --. >> sean: is there anybody -- go ahead professor. >> any of the schools i went to, unless they have the same reckoning with their history of anti-semitism as the george floyd case caused them to have a reckoning about their anti black attitudes over the years. unless you have a reckoning and unless you do something about this systemic, systemic anti-semitism, anti israel, anti decency attitudes that are being instilled in your school, do not count on me and other donors, many many donors, non-jewish donors, jewish donors, the

huntsmen, so many others, are cutting off their contributions. and i urge them to cut off your contributions. use your power of the purse to influence these schools to become better institutions to support american values, western values, and to support decency and truth instead of becoming propaganda mills for the hard left and for the anti-semitism of the movements that we see on campus today. use your money. >> sean: propaganda and outright support of of terrorism in our time. didn't think i'd see that professor at this level. absolutely chilling. and these institutions of higher learning, the way they've handled it is beyond disgraceful. thank you both. >> it is. >> sean: when we come back straight ahead, tomi lahren tudor dixon on the speaker's race, the latest on the war in israel and later a bold plan from senator tom cotton about what should happen to immigrants who support hamas.

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♪ >> sean: as we spoke about earlier, the fight for the speakership in washington continues. earlier today jim jordan's bid fell short and while the house is not expected to meet again tonight, a second vote on jordan's bid is expected late tomorrow morning. meanwhile with tensions rapidly rising in the middle east biden is currently en route to israel but so far the trip is not going exactly to plan. following the explosion at the hospital in gaza, palestinian leader mahmoud abbas cancelled his meeting with biden, biden's plan to stop in jordan to meet with arab leaders has also been cancelled. here with reaction is tommy

lantern outkick tomi lauren and outkick host tudor particulars on. tomi, first of all i think it's an embarrassment that all the leaders in the middle east want nothing to do with joe biden. how do you interpret it? >> yeah, it's an embarrassment for the united states. they see this president as a non-factor. they see him as weak. they don't feel they need to meet with him and they're okay embarrassing not only him but the united states of america cancelling plans to meet while he is en route to go meet with them. this is the ultimate dis and this is their ultimate flex showing the world that they no longer take the united states seriously. they do not fear us. they do not respect us and that's because we have this commander in chief in the oval office. a lot of americans right now feel rudderless, a lot of americans are looking at this president hoping he'll show signs of leadership and strength and meanwhile he can't even use the regular-size stairs to board air force one. you can't make this stuff up

sean. unfortunately it's the reality. >> sean: you know, and tudor, we have to give joey credit here. he actually made it up the stairs and he didn't trip and fall. operation keep joe from falling a success so far today. so far on this trip, we'll see over time. i'm not really sure, you know, what then the plan is going to be for joe biden in all of this. i wish the republicans in the house would -- i hope they don't go with either a short-term band-aid option of empowering maybe the speaker pro tem for 30, 60, 90 days. i hope they do the hard work that's necessary to pick a speaker. ethiopian take my advice i'd say lock yourself in a room, leave your phones outside, order pizza and egg sandwiches in the morning and don't leave until you have a speaker come out and the white smoke comes out. but i don't think they're going to follow my advice and it's certainly not an option for republicans to make any deal with hakeem jeffries in my view. that would be awful.

>> no, i think we all agree that they need to come up with a speaker. they have the majority of people supporting joining. they have 20 folks that decided that their personal agenda was more important but this started two weeks ago when matt gaetz made this decision and he had no plan. this is why you don't do something like this without a plan. there wasn't a camera he didn't want to have his face in front of last week but i certainly haven't seen much of matt gaetz today. last night he was saying he had it in single digits. we had 20 republicans that did not choose jim jordan today. i certainly hope that with the state of the country and the state of the world, republicans come together and tomorrow we can call jim jordan speaker. >> sean: tomi, i'd like to see that. unfortunately, what i see is a little bit of kindergarten in play here and that is that you have a lot of angry kids on the playground and rather than seize the moment where war is breaking out in the middle east, hamas and israel and war in europe and wide open borders and budget

appropriations that have not been finished, you would think they would rise to the occasion. i'm not seeing that yet. will we see that tomorrow? >> i certainly hope so but we have a fatal flaw in the republican party. democrats want to win and they will win at all costs and we don't like the way that they win, but nonetheless they win. it doesn't seem republicans have an appetite to win. it seems they have more of an appetite to be in the headlines and throw a wrench in the operation for attention. and tudor's exactly right about what matt gaetz did a couple weeks ago he pulled the pin on the grenade and stepped away and now other republicans are following his lead. i'm not sure why but they need to go home and tell their constituents why they're not putting a republican speaker in charge of the house of representatives they need to explain that to their constituents and the american people. this is not a good look for the american party. we expect to have a red wave in november, we're going to have a red wedding if we can't figure our own out our own party.

it's pathetic. >> sean: democrats circle the wagons and republicans circle a firing squad we have one in front of our eyes. let's see if they rise to the occasion tomorrow. i don't know wa to expect. i do know you have aoc, hakeem jeffries, the lincoln project all urging feeble call congress to have republicans not vote for jim jordan. that ought to tell you everything you need to know about what republicans should do. thank you both. when we come back, tom cotton, the senator from arkansas on what should happen to foreigners who attend pro hamas rallies, as we continue. ♪ i'm franklin graham. the world is searching for peace, and it seems to elude our leaders, and maybe you wish you could have peace. maybe your life is in turmoil, and you don't know where to go, or what to do. but you can have peace, and that's through the prince of peace. that's the lord jesus christ, god's son who came to this earth to take our sins, where he died and shed his blood on a cross and on the third day, god raised his son to life.

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tonight, new terrorism concerns right here at home amid the attacks in israel. tom carton of arkansas is urging the department of homeland security to act. in a letter to secretary mayorkas on monday, senator cotton calling on the department to deport foreign nationals who

have shown support for hamas terror attacks. the senator cited a federal law which states that any alien who endorses terrorist activity or persuade others to endorse terrorist activity is inadmissible. cotton specifically mentioned the anti- israel student groups protesting on campuses across the country. joining us now are more arkansas senator tom cotton. how to identify these people? >> sean, good to be on with you. we should deport foreigners on our soil advocating for terrorist groups like hamas. american citizens have a right who are engaged in morally depraved speech but no foreigner has that right on american soil. a good place to start would be at these rallies on campuses. you ask how you can identify them? the fbi has launched a massive dragnet to identify every donald trump supporter within a country mile of washington, d.c. on january 6th. getting bank records and telethon records.

surely with the videotape from all these rallies the fbi can use the exact same techniques to identify who is advocating for hamas in this country and who among those are foreign nationals. we refer to them to the department of homeland security to be deported properly. >> okay. what are we to think of our fellow americans taking to the streets viet in new york city or college campuses around the country? what are we to think of them blaming israel the victim in this particular case. the only conclusion i can come to is there supporting the terrorism against innocent people in the barbarity that we saw and that we have chronic told and discussed in detail, it seems like they support that too. i never thought the numbers would be that large, senator. >> yeah, unfortunately, that's right. a little bit is rampant anti-semitism.

they take to the streets to support hamas and excuse what hamas did as a savage massacre of now the more than 1400 israel these. the worst slaughter of jew's since american gis liberated concentration camps in world war ii. i think its rank anti-semitism. to the extent that these people are not natural born american citizens, to the extent we have allowed them to come into our country. whether they are people on visas, green cards or naturalized citizen. that is by definition a failure of our integration system. we should only be admitted to this country on a temporary basis or to become a citizen. people who love america and want to come here and celebrate america's freedom. we know immigrants from places that lived in oppression like iran or cuba or venezuela who are just that. they come here because they love america and love the freedom. they passionately defend it. if we admit anyone to this country if it goes out and marches on behalf of hamas, especially after the savage

butchery of october seventh, it is by definition of failure of our immigration system. >> if you agree with me senator, i bet eight alien legal illegals joe is letting in, would you agree with the odds being very high that is true? >> just in the last few days we have two iranian nationals. there are thousands of foreigners from countries that have known terror networks or simply can't be vetted. it's a grave danger to our people. we have to close the border. >> 19 irradiance, 17 syrians in the last week trying to get in. how they got for and how they paid for it i don't know. thank you. that's all the time we have left this evening. a reminder live audience shows tomorrow and thursday. tickets are free. tim scott, kellyanne conway, joey jones. go to hannity.com to register. set your dvr soon never miss an episode. let not your heart be troubled. greg gutfeld is standing by to put a smil