population. 20 be delicate and challenging. a final thought to you on that. >> the senate is committed, as as the israelis, they told me to get a humanitarian aid to the palestinians, this is not about them. it's about hamas from israel's perspective. if we can support the palestinian people and take out hamas. >> that's a good thing. we're concerned about the humanitarian crisis. we'll support israel attacking amass >> sandra: senator cassidy, thank you. we continue to watch these pictures live. it was a breaking news hour. that's for sure. thank for joining us. you can catch me on "america reports." john roberts will be reporting again from israel as our coverage continues of this war. thanks so much for joining us. here's "the five" now.

>> chaos on capitol hill. a group of jewish protester are calling for an israel ham has cease far taking over the cannon office builder. arrests have been made. the president pledging america's support for israel but also telling the jewish state to show restraint in gaza. >> come to israel with a single message. you're not alone. you're not alone. as long as the united states stands and we will stand forever, the recent terrorist assault on the people of this nation has left a deep, deep wound. there's no higher priority than the release and safe return of

all of these hostages. but i caution this while you feel that rage, don't be consumed by it. after 9-11, we were enraged in the united states. while we sought justin and got justice, we made mistakes. >> moments ago, president biden talking to reporters on air force one and calling the trip successful. it was a quick trip. lots happening today. what do you make of the president's trip or even about this protest at the capitol? >> so he flies over the mideast, the arabs snub him. he says we got your back, israel but don't turn this into an iraq. then he goes home. everybody in the entire region is protesting at our embassies. i didn't think the trip accomplished that much. i thought the optics were terrible. he hit the right notes at first. then i think he faded towards the end.

he was tired. now, why didn't he mention radical islam? that's the thing that is driving this. fanatics that believe in twisted view of religion that are trying to ethnic cleanse the jews. doesn't mention it. he doesn't mention the iranians. i don't know why. he didn't do it. i remember when trump was president, there was a little more balance with israel and the arab nations. what did he call the egyptian leader? he said my favorite dictator. he was tight with the crown prince in saudi arabia. he was able to embrace the israelis. at the same time, at least have remember, that was his first trip as president. he says "drive them out." it was a powerful speech: drive the radical islamists out of your neighborhoods. joe biden has not said anything in that vein.

now, the media has their hands all over these protests. they pulled a muslim jussie smollett. remember when he -- -- trouble country in chicago, went out for subway at 2:00 a.m.? the media did the exact same thing with the hospital explosion. you have hamas that lies about everything. ran with it everywhere, and now the entire region is in flames. this company, everybody in social media. this information is dangerous. people are dying and snubbing our president. these people cannot be trusted at all, at all. it was good that the idea of put

out this surveillance footage, that they put out the intercepts of these communications. that was smart but the damage had been done, and the president, he is in a pickle. i don't like his posture here. he's in a tight spot. >> did get comments about the hospital explosion. >> president biden: i was outraged and saddened by the enormous loss of life at the hospital in gaza. based on the information we have seen today, it appears the result of an errant rocket fired by a terrorist group in gaza. united states, we unequivocally stand for the protection of civilian life during conflict. was shown by -- >> members of congress in this party will listen? >> part of that is when he referred to hamas as the other team. this is not pickleball. it is war. i mean, two sides with equal merit.

i know that the media would prefer brave revolutionaries versus evil colonizers, but remember, it was barack obama referred to isis as the j.b. team. enough with the cease-fire talked. we had a cease-fire. it was on october 6th. can't break a cease-fire, waste- waged war, then call a cease-fire. we have decided, so it's not your choice anymore, protesters. jewish protesters calling for a cease-fire is like the typical leftist pleading not to arrest their mugger, because he had a bad childhood. it's not going to work. you don't have a say over the justice that will be enacted. he will not be affected by it. how did the media fall for this hospital thing? 450 rockets in the past ten days that have fallen short. and they trust them, the people who launched the most discussed

and repulsive terrorist act in recent history, cnn and "the new york times"? they ran with israel because the palestine health ministry said so? this is no small error. this isn't a mistake, questioning the validity of an election or whether the covid shot might hurt people. this was part of hamas' strategy to amplify and magnify a lie to -- riots and mayhem across the globe, which you are seeing now at embassies all over the place. are journalists, whether they are complicit or incompetent, they spread propaganda that puts people in danger. may be giving them some advice, again coming for evil fox news. maybe wait a few minutes. it's fun to push false narratives about the steele dossier about russian collusion, trump killing koi fish, people on both sides drinking bleach. hunters laptop was russian does

info pick this one is not funny end. doesn't lend itself to a joke on colbert. this gets people killed. >> a couple of things come to mind. protesters are asking for a cease-fire. elderly people who had survived the holocaust and they want a cease-fire before the hostages are released. this answer is very simple -- to get kind a nice speech. he displayed no strength. the strength of america, that they have displayed has worked on two carries. 's comments are watered down, and would agree that it's the other team that did it. it minimizes the horrors on both sides.

i think ka -- i think he delayed the ground invasion. independent third party like the international red cross. you put a burden on israel, which i thought was really interesting. he said "today, i asked the israeli cabinet to agree to the delivery of life-saving humanitarian assistance to citizens in gaza based on the understanding that will be inspections, that the aide should go to the civilians and not hamas." he gave $100 million and such of the israeli camp that "make sure gets over there to visit the filion's and not -- to the civilians and not hamas." he is saying that he didn't -- he was saying things that he didn't need to go to israel to say. stopping the false narrative that is going around the world already is that israel bombed a hospital in gaza. the truth is there was no shrapnel and there's no materials that indicate that it was an israeli bomb, number one. or an israeli made missile.

number two, it was a huge fire picked that suggests the fuel used to propel a missile was released before the missile got to the intended location. number three, there was no bomb crater indicating that this was the place where the bomb was supposed to fall. number four, intercepted communications between those numbers of hamas, admitting it was a misfire. number five, there were videos. number six is -- 30% of the hamas bonds are misfires. there was a study of the misfires. that's because of their homemade missiles. let me say he did not bring anyn citizens back. with hundo that cory mills brought another congressman sons back -- said to the sun that american citizen in jerusalem, you are going to have to pay for half the flight. they got back to him four days later. if joe biden stopped talking and

started doing something, it would be better. >> dana: harold, before we go to, just an update. karine jean-pierre just made an announcement that president biden will address the nation tomorrow night at 8:00 p.m. in prime time. he is going to respond to hamas' terrorist attacks against israel, and russia's ongoing war against ukraine. i'm assuming, harold, that this is where he will say that "the only presidents who have ever known to israel during a time of war," and he's going to ask for this big financial package for the israelis and ukrainians to continue to fight, in addition to $100 million for palestinians, even though the hostages are still being held. >> by hamas. i felt this was a highly successful trick. the president goes to a war zone, two aircraft carriers right off of the sea ready to respond. 2,000 marines that have been given deployment orders, i think even more. the point of the trip also, i think had he not gone after

having planned to go -- saying to terrorists that you can bomb places, and the president of the united states, commander in chief and the free world would stay home and be afraid. the trip was on everything the president wanted. he didn't want to go. you know i? no and envision this kind of attack would happen . -- no one envisioned this type of attack happening. six points you made there, judge, underscoring -- i was so happy to hear the president doubled down on the israelis finding that this missile that collided with and exploded a hospital and killed palestinians was an errant fire by hamas. i think the president needed to say that on the ground in israel. three, we have set on this show and around this table. we may disagree on things but this is one thing that we all agree on. the idea of this potential agreement between the saudis and the israelis with the u.s. help

being thwarted, undermined, is something that i hope the president reiterated to the cabinet and mr. matin yahoo -- mr. benjamin netanyahu. the prime minister of israel upon that arrival, thanked the president repeatedly for being there. this was a good day for america, a good day for israel, and the president to come i thought what he said is his most important two words, or three words, "we stand forever" with our allies in israel. we will follow through on that, i believe. >> dana: today, it was reported by israeli veteran journalist -- that iranian tv s running tv ads right now, asking volunteers from around to join the fight. coming up, a chaotic scene at the embassy in lebanon as threats against americans ramp up across the middle east. burger and fries... soup and salad. like your workplace benefits and retirement savings. with voya, considering all your financial choices together can help you make smarter decisions. voya. well planned. well invested. well protected.

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[gunfire] >> jesse: anti-israel and anti-american protests exploding across the middle east. the arab world, whipped up in a frenzy over the gaza hospital explosion. protests have been raging outside of the u.s. embassy in lebanon. for chaotic scenes feature water cannons, tear gas, fires. mike tobin is in southern israel with more. >> as air strikes and artillery continue into the gaza strip, an explosion behind a hospital in gaza sent shock waves around the world. as you mentioned, the lebanese armed forces needed to use a water cannon, tear gas to control a crowd that was demonstrating outside of the usmc in beirut. they threw rocks and other projectiles at the embassy. i'm on jordan -- in jordan, anti-israel protests turn violent as they did in

iraq. state-sponsored protesters in iran were down the street chanting "death to israel, death to america." security video supports israel's claims that it was palestinian islamic jihad that fired a barrage of rockets resulting in the explosion behind the hospital. you can hear artillery in the background. the video shows rockets firing in the direction of israel. one goes off, of course, resulting in an explosion on the ground. after president biden left israel, prime minister benjamin not yahoo settle his work cap -- and israel's version of the pentagon. the artillery bangs away into the night. tens of thousands of troops are at the ready, waiting for the orders to enter the gaza strip. >> dana, you are seeing a lot of attacks against embassies, not just american embassies. there was a french, israeli embassy. do you see this spreading throughout the evening? >> well, i prefer the commercial break when i said that around

reportedly is running tv ads for recruiting. this is their work progress administration. this is how they get people jobs is to basically protest or hire them in order to be ready for this. as i've been listening to a lot of different people today, a lot of concern about a second front with hezbollah. also, i got a warning today from somebody that we really need to pay attention to what's happening in iraq. hezbollah is there in iraq, and targeting are embassy and our troops there. it could possibly be that they've tried to draw us in, absolutely, more than we arty are, but all of the western world. that's why you have the coalition of the willing. it wasn't just because they were like "we really want to fight." the threat from radical islamic terrorism. clear as day. everybody called the white house

on that day and said "we are with you because we realized what we are up against." then we got further away from september 11th, got back into a september 10th mind-set. here we are again. we are in a better position to fight back against it. with the russians -- we have the possibility of problems with china. with cool attempts in africa, which is also where you -- with coup attempts and eff effort, -- in africa. i think there a heightened awareness and the president will perhaps try to address the tomorrow night in his prime time address. >> jesse: i believe mossad, the israeli intelligence agency, is probably sharing intelligence with the central intelligence agency about the rising threats against embassies. greg, that is one of the main reasons, or a reason, why we are tight with israel. >> greg: i haven't checked my sources but i will get back to you. all of this is going according to hamas' strategy and plan.

the media right now is their p.r. arm. again, the hospital attack was the spark that was needed to justify these "protests." i don't think the demonstrations should matter one bit. need to step back. right now, we are kind of micro-watching every event, every day something happens. we need to step back from this, because the decision has been made. of course it's been made. you got to accept it. now, you've got to look ahead. what worked before? the abraham accords worked. you know it worked because the forces against peace and initialize its attack for that reason. what comes after that is? for your own sense of peace, and just your mental stability, think about what comes after. it's a cooperative alliance of arab nations, to assume

responsibility over the region with israel. a really capable presidents would be working on that right now. we also need to look at this situation and use it to predict what might happen in our future. are there themes of this lineage/conflict brewing? there are phrases like white privilege and colonizer come of the currency of shaming and targeting based on the lineage. we need to be persuasive in showing how mistaken this ideology is. it's here right now. >> jesse: i can feel it. you've seen it in times square m on these campuses. judge jeanine. >> jeanine: the thing about hezbollah and about what's going on in lebanon concerns me. whereas hamas has these homemade missiles, they take things we give them, or israel gives them for humanitarian reasons, and they try to make these bombs. you are talking about a skilled military with hezbollah.

they are trained well, very precision made missiles. you are talking about a serious situation if that front opens up. what you've got is iran was testing the resolve of israel. to see how hard they are going to fight, and whether or not they need to get involved. the west bank right now, samaria and judea, are very important. if they start fighting and it starts getting hot in the west bank, the message there is "we are all getting involved." it is hot enough in israel. a friend of mine who is high up on the idea -- and said "this is not '67, this is not '73: this is 1948, the existential threat we face." you got this axis of authoritarianism. you got around, russia -- you've got iran, russia, china, and they know they are the fight of their lives.

-- >> jesse: and russia and china probably benefiting from the world's attention off of them. >> harold: with a question. i agree with the judge. i think one of the reasons president biden -- i think dana opened at the outset of the show -- has been giving advice to show some restraint, and that's to be strategic about the response. he understands exactly what the judge has said. hezbollah is a far more sophisticated fighting force. more missiles that are more sophisticated. what we don't want his escalation. i think the president's presence strongly suggests that if this is where you want to go, we are standing with israel, we will be prepared for whatever you decide to do, but "it would be a near best interests not to do that." >> jesse: hopefully, hamas does get there -- does not get their hands on the $100 million of joe biden. luck. next, radical rashida tlaib

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♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ >> jeanine: radical squad member rashida tlaib is doubling down on the claim that israel bombed the hospital in gaza. there is a mountain of evidence showing it was from a misfire terrorist rocket. both u.s. and israeli intelligence have confirmed that. that, not stopping tlaib from repeating the lie to a crowd of protesters who later took over the capital. >> to watch people think it's okay to bomb a hospital. with children. [cheers and applause] you know it is so hard sometimes, is watching those videos, and the people telling the kids "don't cry." let them cry. they are shaking. telling them not to cry.

they can cry. i can cry. we all can cry. if we are not crying, something is wrong. >> jeanine: israel is slamming the squad and the media for spewing out terrorist propaganda on the deadly gospel hospital explosion. israel's president tweeting "shame on the media who swallow the lies of hamas and islamic jihad, casting a 21st century blood libel around the globe." check out this idf spokesman sparring with a cnn anchor. >> if you are asking for proof, you don't want to prove, you just want to make sure you have a story. unfortunately, there's so much premature -- >> hang on, i don't want you to suggest -- that is unfair. -- >> i -- >> i don't want you to suggest we are not seeking the truth. >> you will never be content with whatever i share because you are asking more and more and more. >> jeanine: it's amazing, dana, that you've got israel who has all those points that i

mentioned, the five points as to why this was a misfired missile from gaza. and yet, the israeli spokesperson is allowed to give his version. >> it's not like the first time hamas has done this. at some point, do you take into consideration -- you are a news organization -- that hamas lies? it lies about everything. and also, how could it possibly be that you have an explosion and immediately hamas knew that 500 people have been killed? it's not true. now, you have actual conflicts starting around our embassies or embassies of our allies like in france, because news outlets and a couple of congresswomen wanted to spread a lie before waiting for the facts, and won't back down on it? and several people/reporters tried to get them to talk about that today. they are not. lies in front of everybody. what about these people who are there in the middle of the capital? did she invite them in because she reported false information?

that would be an interesting discussion. the other thing that happened is because the news organizations ran with this, it has eclipsed the sun picked there's no room for anybody else to talk about something if there's a really big deal that happened last night at midnight. the u.n. lifted's cap on's ability to sell missiles to anybody that it's want. -- on iran's ability to sell missiles to anybody it wants. maybe we'll be here about that from the president. >> >> jeanine: was she inciting instruction? >> her tears mean nothing. has to be held accountable for it -- the bloodshed in israel and worldwide, americans. she hates the west. she is an american politician that clearly has allegiances that make her a problem, because her propaganda harms citizens. if you question the validity of the election or if there was

some kind of fraud or the vaccine, that was called distance for -- disinformation. the government gave money to groups for social media accounts to freeze accounts or delete tweets that spoke ill of certain subjects. those subjects, if you question the election, that undermines democracy. or leads to violence. compare that to this. this actually does lead to violence. in a small part. it's part of a greater mosaic of propaganda that is done to build hatred against and the last -- against jay ews and the west. she will not admit she is wrong -- she is in a bubble crated by the suppression filter and the cnn reporter cannot accept the truth because it undermines how cnn gathers their truth. they base their info on the voices they choose to hear. i am hopeful though. i have talked to a lot of jewish liberals who are watching fox news for the first time. that actually do discover the validity behind -- fakeness.

>> i'm jesse. >> you are welcome here at fox. >> jeanine: jesse, you have a baby. last week i think it was, was it hillary vaughn who was chasing rashida tlaib through the capital? what to say about the babies that were beheaded? what do you say about the babies beheaded? she literally had nothing to say, and today she sang "if you don't have tears for these babies, you are not human." >> tlaib has to pivot. you can't cling to a lie this vicious and survive. she's going to get run down, not only by peter doocy's wife, hillary vaughn, who i love, but she's going to get run down by a lot of -- peter doocy is married to hillary vaughn. speak of as beautiful. >> that's -- [laughter] >> so we were told disinformation, as greg said, is dangerous. it was even deadlier during the pandemic. we were saying that skewing

foreign propaganda to get you a knock on the door from the fbi. what if she had come out and started spewing russia propaganda about ukraine? you are not allowed to do that. no one is allowed to do that, but you can spew hamas propaganda all day long, apparently, and that's fine. cnn, judge, they don't even take donald trump's events live because they are afraid he might say something untrue. hamas said something, and they go right for it. i'm happy john fetterman has called out the squad. i am a little -- i need a little democrat in fighting after the last days of the republican party. >> the life. it just keeps going. we see the consequences. they don't get any consequences for lying. >> whose they? >> rashida tlaib, the left. >> here's the thing, she is wrong and she knows it. unfortunately, no one is

listening to her on democratic policy power circles. present by and took a trip to israel. he was on at once by her. she had no impact, obvious he has no impact on republicans in congress either because they can't elect a speaker. she's wrong, election deniers are wrong. i have no problem admitting it. in regard to the media, i don't know -- that report we saw on cnn, had a problem sleeping in my flip the station tonight. i have never known her to be -- i didn't see that interview. with her, the idf spokesperson. he is impressive. i would encourage the white house to bring tlaib over to the white house or intelligence experts to her office and show them what they are able to, whether it's classified, what she is allowed to see. her words are not worthy of being printed, worthy of being displayed on television. as she has that, one of the questions someone should ask her, what you need to see more for you to understand that what you're saying is wrong and could be dangerous?

>> jeanine: up next -- what i wanted to say was do you think that anyone could really change her mind? she is so dug in. >> the white house -- we demonstrated and proved to her what we have. if she continues, she should know that this is not productive or healthy for her argument or the piece that they ultimately want in their region. >> i agree with you. >> up next, president biden is once again morning, hostile actors as iran ramps up new threats against israel. [man struggles] i need some sleep. ♪ [man relieved] if you struggle with cpap, you should check out inspire. inspire. sleep apnea innovation. learn more and view important safety information

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♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ >> greg: iran with threats against israel after the gaza hospital blasts. "time's up" in hebrew and arabic. a top commander said that they will face another shock wave tax. president biden could have said something about the radical regime but made no mention of

iran and his speech today in israel. instead, he issued this fake threat. >> president biden: any state or hostile act there, thinking about attacking israel, remains the same as it was a week ago: don't. don't. don't. >> greg: is he referring to alec baldwin? >> dana: maybe we will find out one day why they are so reluctant to say the word. >> greg: there are 6 billion reasons. -------------------------------- -------------------------------- --------------- member during the obama administration when they would never say radical islamic terrorism and reporters would ask them every day, and they would refuse to do it. we all know we talking about iran. last week the traffic and there it was terrible because the u.n. general assembly was here. we invited the irradiance to come. we gave them their hostages back test of the iranians came. we gave them their hostages b back. at this point, i think they were

laughing all the way to the bank because they knew that somebody there had to have known that this was at least going on or at least they are funding it, and we have been -- plus, they are this close to having a nuclear weapon. israel is not going to stand for that and neither should we. >> judge, this white house can't be trusted with iran, given the fact that there might be a mole in the white house. >> jeanine: this guy. >> greg: something like that. they have made so many mistakes. they have undone so many things. >> jeanine: you don't even have to dig that deep, greg. has anyone pulled back the $6 billion? watching like a hawk, though. watching it like a hawk. they believe we will continue to appease hamas, and that's what biden did. at $100 million to the palestinians. israel, make sure hamas -- i mean the palestinians get it and hamas does not interrupt. at the bottom line is iran is saying time is up or it's over

he's basically saying that we've -- hezbollah is cooking. the world leaving that you bombed a hospital. we have changed the narrative, everybody forgot you were cutting heads off of babies and burning people alive. now, you are the winners. it's time to hit. >> in the green room, harold, you said "iran is not so bad," seem to away with a brand-new persian rug. -- and then you walked away with a brand-new persian rug. >> harold: and our member all that. [laughter] if you know you are the person, everybody wants to name and they don't name you. if you think you are the person that everybody wants to -- in such a small way, you are the person of but he wants to date and no one asks you outcome of the iranians are having to identify themselves as the culprit. the leader of the free world went to israel, looked at them and the camera, and called their names. guess who felt little? the iranians.

they had to twitch, x it. time is up. we know where you are. and the president of the united states told you what this is most recently. >> harrell can spin anything. >> dana: you know the white house is doing right now? "did you see what harold did? that should be our spend. >> greg: our president. jesse, why should we listen to iran? them threatening israel, israel is like "what can you do that hasn't been unto us?" >> jesse: they talk tough, but they can use proxies to harass them from the north and south. besides rugs, they have pistachios, one of the best exports. the oil sanctions joe biden took them off because we needed oil prices stabilized after the ukraine more, than the $6 billion, the hostage swap, we have ships to go past them. we never, ever respond to the pop shots that the iranians take. then we are paying their proxies, paying them billions. they are begging to get back in

this nuke deal. right now i wouldn't do anything to the iranians. i would squeeze them. i would slap those missile limitations back on, but if they attack anywhere through hezbollah or through hamas again, you let the israelis take care of it. do not strike around right now, unless they kill americans in iraq, then you do something, but i would not go gung ho into tehran. >> dana: they killed americans and are zero. >> jesse: i understand. i'm saying if they launch missiles from the soil into israel or it hits a base with u.s. soldiers in iraq, or anywhere, then you go in. but right now, i think you have them contain. >> did you have around contained? >> i would not strike around unilaterally right now. i think that's a very bad idea. >> greg: next, kamala harris being confronted by college students peddling pro hamas propaganda.

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>> harold: america's college campuses continue to be hotbeds of anti-israel hatred. dispersible scene at nyu were students were seen ripping down the posters of israeli hostages. one of the nyu students allegedly blaming her behavior on misplaced anger. vice president kamala harris

been confronted by pro-palestinian students and an arizona campus -- go out and there arizona campus. >> i know that y'all saw the news. today, israel bombed the last christian hospital in gaza, killing over 500 doctors, children, and refugees. >> vice president harris: i think it's important to recognize also the distinction between a terrorist organ organization, hamas, and the palestinian people. >> she is right about that, judge. what are your thoughts all about this activity on these campuses, continuing to just astound me and concern may. >> jeanine: it thought she would start this by saying "on at this university --" where is she, northerners on a? it's in the state of arizona. its northern, which means it's closer to the north. in all seriousness, look, this is about consequences. i've talked about it with

respect to crime. if you want to stop crying, put people in jail. there's got to be consequences. same for these kids who think that they can tear down pictures of people who were taken as hostages or killed. they say "it's misplaced anger." that's not what it is. the consequences need to be you don't get a job at a place where you think you are going to get it or where you have been admitted because these people are ideologues. they don't believe in anything but what they want to believe in. >> does israel take hostages? does israel target babies? no. it's one thing if you have two major powers in a land war fighting under the rules of engagement. i can understand both sides. you cannot ripped on postage as of hostages -- posters of hostages, that is disgusting. should've been canceled a long time ago. why she remains on the name of nate nationwide campus tour. going on also, astounds me. >> jesse is right. these should be talked about.

>> dana: she had every reason to cancel. president biden's going to israel. we were in the middle of a situation that's very serious. she could have been home monitoring the problems from the situation room and looking presidential, rather than having to go and explain to college students who don't want to hear. plus, i didn't see the remarks, but the first thing should have been that it wasn't israel that killed the people near the hospital. >> may be she did say that, but you're right, that should've been the first thing. >> greg: the behavior doesn't surprise me. it's working with the same lineage filter, which says you can excuse heinous acts because you are oppressed. that's what we are seeing here and there. i would like to hear from their parents. they need some good family but discipline. here's my suggestion if they were fox: -- watch fox. make them wear signs with pictures of the hostages on them. make them stand outside with them on there and they are not allowed to rip them off. laughable to see the vice president who traffics in identity politics, having to

deal with the progeny of identity politics. she makes a distinction between hamas and palestinians, we get there, but she flung to the exam. those kids are big galvanized by propaganda to hate people and embrace anti-semitism. it would've been nice if she had brought that up, but she helped build that through the whole lens of identity politics. it all goes back to that.en >> "one more thing" is up next. observing investors choose assets to balance risk and reward. with one element securing portfolios, time after time. gold. agile and liquid. a proven protector. an ever-evolving enabler of bold decisions. an asset more relevant than ever before. gold. your strategic advantage. this is american infrastructure, a prime target for cyberattacks.

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>> dana: time for "one morethint diamond backs last night. look at this. he got jacked up. look at him going down there laughing so hard. go phils. tonight "jesse watters primetime" at 8:00. >> greg: great embracing violence like that. law enforcement embracing law

enforcement. >> greg: look at that lineup. charles payne, larry kudlow, kat timpf, tyrus. it's going to be a wang banger e kids say. >> jesse: tyrus needs glasses. >> greg: you tell him. >> judge jeanine: yesterday montana experienced ferocious winds up to 150 miles per hour. that is tumble weed literally covering the homes. i never knew it could cover a whole whom. >> jesse: s that a lot of tumble weed. >> harold: high school football coach gave the best pregame locker room speech telling his kids he was 1-0 against cancer. got cleared up. look at that team. we had the video but we can't do it. >> judge jeanine: why? >> harold: i don't know. >> dana: i got to tell you if we keep doing one more thing this quickly they will not give us this time back when this all settles down. thank you for watching, everyone. we will see you tomorrow. >> bret: it has been very quick. like around the horn. >> dana: we can go fast if