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>> kayleigh: president biden set to deliver a rare prime-time address from the oval office this evening, 8 p.m. eastern time. he is expected to address the administration response to hamas terrorist attack in israel and russia's war in ukraine. we begin with massive pro-palestinian protests on capitol hill. i think it is more accurate to call it pro-hamas. protesters swarm the rotunda demanded a ceasefire. i'm kayleigh mcenany here with my co-host emily compagno, dagen mcdowell, director at heritage foundation kara frederick and author of "unbreakable investor," charles charles payne. you are looking at zvideo callig

for congress to demand fighting stop in israel. ceasefire now. it was israel who was attacked and children lit on fire and israel's children who were killed. you have a right to self-defense, the laws of war state that. protesters were spotted wearing black shirts reading, "jews say cease-fire now," and protest followed speech by rashida tlaib who repeated the lie that israel was behind the explosion near a gaza hospital. here she is outside the capitol. >> this is just continue to watch people think it's okay to bomb a hospital where children, you know what is so hard sometimes is watching those

videos and people telling the kids don't cry. president biden, not all of america is with you on this. >> kayleigh: remember when she was chased down the hall and asked if she condemned killing of children and our own hillary vaughn tracked her down and joins us with more. hillary. >> ilhan omar and rashida tlaib quick to condemn the hospital attack in gaza when they thought israel was behind it and slow to correct the record now that we know a palestinian militant group is to blame for that. ilhan omar issuing a clarification late last night, but saying israel is guilty is still up and so is congresswoman's rashida tlaib's post, as well. rashida tlaib blamed president biden for not speaking up for palestinian lives. >> president biden, not all america is with you on this one

and you need to wake up and understand that. we are literally watching people commit genocide and killing majority just like this and still stand by and say nothing. >> rashida tlaib did not speak up when i asked about israeli children being slaughtered, she said nothing at the time. rashida tlaib and ilhan omar are supporting a ceasefire resolution, being shot down on the other side by senate democrat john fetterman who says now is not the time to talk approximate a ceasefire and calling it disturbing some democratic colleagues would take a terrorist word over our key ally when it comes who is to blame for the hospital blast. why do they not think israel has a right to fight back? >> why do you think israel does not have a right to defend itself? >> it does and will. why did you call for a ceasefire?

>> trying to save lives. >> you think israel does not have a right to defend themselves? >> i never said that, it is important everyone has a right to defend themselves. >> and leader schumer says if hamas is left to its own devices, they will repeat the same attack and will continue to until they are stopped. kayleigh. >> kayleigh: hillary, thank you. i neverthought john fetterman would be the rationale one, here we are, that is how far left some elected democrats are. walk down memory lane. here is president biden in 2021, pointed remarks of praise for the squad. >> president biden: aoc is brilliant and the other women are really smart. where is rashida tlaib? i want to say to you that i admire your intellect, your

passion and your concern for so many other people. you're a fighter. >> kayleigh: praising rashida tlaib in 2021. i want to point out press secretary karine jean-pierre condemned them after the israel attack, watch the press secretary. >> some members of congress called for a ceasefire and have not gone as far as backing the administration's call for support for israel. >> we'll be clear, we believe they are wrong. we believe they are repugnant and disgraceful. our condemnation belongs with terrorists who have brutally murdered, raped, kidnapped hundreds of israelis. there can be no equivocation about that, there are not two sides here, not two sides. >> kayleigh: there are not two sides, karine jean-pierre is right. the press secretary condemned it, in the wake of president

praising members of the squad. if i was press secretary and condemned members and president trump had not, there will be reporters running up until you heard from president trump condemnation, i don't see this pressure here and there should be that pressure. >> charles: you wouldn't have gotten out of the room. let's be honest, when president biden was over there yesterday, he said some of the right words, but you can argue, obviously we're with israel part. he didn't mention iran at all and i don't think he articulated how barbaric hamas is. then of course, control your rage. these -- same thing as almost saying ceasefire. it is don't go too far, one lawmaker saying it should be proportional, those are things terrorists and evil factions have been doing, they took advantage of us, we learned in america in 9/11, someone gets on

plane with a box cutter. we are not going to fly with you, we will beat you down. you will never take a plane or harm us, we learned the hard way. israel learned the hard way, it is not proportionally, make sure it never happens again, period. >> kayleigh: no doubt about it. ilhan omar not deleting the tweet, saying she was wrong, now rashida tlaib retweeted something, doubling down on her lies about israel being behind the attack. retweeted dan cohen saying this. hanania boasted israel bombed gaza al-ahli hospital before deleting and two minutes later lying hamas did it. she's running with this law in the face of senate intel and president biden saying he's seen dod data. the data is there, her own party acknowledges the truth, here she is yet again. >> emily: larger waste of

congressional seat than hers for so many reasons, including fact she perpetuates terrible antisemitism position, doubles down on it and loves to flee when hillary asked her a question and loves to hog the mike pence to propagate the lies. "wall street journal" did excellent job of providing color how that was so damaging. just like rashida tlaib did, people ran with hamas's lie to underscore the point. we're supposed to take terrorist group at their word after they butchered babies. that is right, they don't lie. that is nonsensical to me and what the bbc, they said in print, there is no different conclusion, hard to see what else this could be talking about other than israeli airstrike or several airstrikes given size of the explosion. they are ascribing given horrific nature of it, it must be israel, that deduction had

nothing to do with evidence based on their own skewed ratio that is something that emanated around the world. i'm glad ilhan omar corrected, but disappointed western media and main-stream media jumped on this. to your point about proportionality, the editorial board said there is position with no collateral damage and need to be proportionate. this is against the landscape of butchery and inhumane atrocities we have never seen before. it surpasses isis and israel supposed to be mute and quiet and contained and restrained so one civilian is not killed that is a position of disarmorment and western focus that has no place here for the purpose of israel fighting back and the way they will. >> kayleigh: and dagen, rashida

tlaib is putting forward terrorist talking points. it was terrorists who bombed the hospital parking lot and we don't know if children were among those. if gazan children died, it was terrorists. these are children rashida tlaib would prefer to ignore while enabling this activity by spewing hamas talking point. mika, this beautiful boy is hostage. a sitting member of congress is carrying water for and his brother ariel beside him who just got a haircut. meet roz, five and three year old, hostages and a sitting member of congress is carrying water, spewing talking points for an organization holding these children and their mothers. >> dagen: rashida tlaib, tears were about a bombing that did not happen and children who did not die.

it was a stark contract to how she reacted and you brought this up, when confronted with factual murder, barbaric murder of jews in israel on october 7. she gave those murdered jewish children and mothers and families her back, her silence as she scurried as fast as she could into a private elevator. we have long known that she is a vile, irredeemable hater of all jews and she has always wanted exactly what hamas wants and that's all jews to be removed from israel from the river to the sea, period. the story is no longer this woman. the story is the democrats. they have an anti-semitism

problem on their hands and abigail shire wrote an article that said the same thing, it was about ilhan omar and rashida tlaib. they're still in congress. so few are speaking up, congressman moskowitz is speaking up and hakeem jeffries was asked about rashida tlaib and he said he had not seen her tweets, that was his only response. at every term, every democrat needs to be confronted, not just with this moment from rashida tlaib, but everything she has said that demonstrates her antisemitism and again, propaganda for terrorists. everything she says from this day forward. >> kayleigh: in 2019, democrats were confronted with the antisemitism, they were unable

to pass resolution cleanly condemning antisemitism leading a member of their own party to say why can't we call out antisemitism and show we've learned lessons of history. we all should be able to do that, easy when there are babies killed. violent protests erupt at u.s. and israeli embassies around the world. blaming israel for a strike near a hospital in gaza. it is already pushed protesters to clash with security forces in lebanon, and burning israeli and american flags in iran. in jordan, protesters tried to storm the israeli embassy, look at that. tension so high, you would think leaders would show restraint and choose words wisely. our leaders before jumping to conclusions. canadian prime minister, justin trudea did not do that, here is what he said. the news coming out of gaza is

horrific, law need to be respected in this and all cases and there are rules around war and not acceptable to hit a hospital, israel didn't do that. bring in act news founder, former israeli tv anchor and reporter. mirya, i'm sure you heard part of the segment there. you attended a period of mourning for a friend who lost her sister at the hands of hamas terrorist, what do you think when you hear leaders quick to blame israel when israel was the innocent victim? >> thank you for having me, kayleigh and thank you for the moral clarity in your studio. it is not to be taken for granted in the crazy world we live in these days. i did pay a mourning period of my friend, my dear friend that

lost her life at a party. nazinda is her name, i worked with her sister for many, many years and unlike many israelis, she lost her life while going to a party trying to celebrate love and life, like many israelis. when i look at the protest across the globe and i ask myself, what is it all about? is it about human rights? about killing of innocent civilians? if so, where were they two weeks ago? i want to show you what hamas is all about. this is a picture that was taken two weeks ago. this is arik and ruth parrots, ruth a 16 year old suffering from als brought to the party in kibbutz to celebrate life. their bodies were identified a week and a half later only yesterday. this is what hamas is all about. so i want to tell all those

protesters in brussels and paris, in berlin and london, you can protest, but be prepared, they will come for you. israel is fighting its war, it is not only our war, at first it was al qaeda then isis, now it is hamas. we need to eliminate the evil of -- we've seen the evil and atrocities of hamas, i cannot understand how people can support hamas after everything we have seen. i thought to myself two weeks ago, with all this pain of my friends dying not knowing where my friends are, i thought maybe now the world will understand what we are dealing with. it is so unfortunate to see this is not the case. i want to tell protesters, thankfully you don't live under hamas regime, you live in a free country, go protest, prepare, they will come to you and israel is strong, most israelis have gone to the army.

there was one israeli father that killed two weeks ago 15 terrorists and saved his family. we will be okay. what will happen when hamas come to europeans? we've seen this week, two people were killed in brussels, this is same story and we need to eliminate hamas now. >> kayleigh: miri, that breaks my heart, young girl, 16 years old with als, hamas went after the most vulnerable. on your feed 12-year-old girl named noya, who had autism, they took this beautiful girl described as sensitive, kind, loving, lover of harry potter, she needs care and attention and hamas kidnapped her and took her away. >> noya was found dead and they killed her and abducted 203

israelis afterthey murdered 1500 babies, children, burnt families alive and last night i was here in the studio trying to read out loud to the camera the names of all those abducted to gaza. and you see their names and their age and you understand that completely families were abducted to gaza, babies, children and as a mother, i'm mother of three, i was thinking, where are they now? did they separate women from men? children from their mothers? did they have diapers, baby formula? when i see those protesters, it is unbelievable. >> kayleigh: miri -- >> i have to say, kayleigh, if i may just add. israelis are strong, we will prevail. we have it in our d.n.a., we are

survivors, everyone here in israel is descendant of a survivor, we survived the holocaust, we need to warn westerners, eliminate hamas now, the west is next. >> kayleigh: we stand with you, prayers are with you, we are thinking of the families and as a mother, i worry the same. i hope diapers being changed and being fed. thank you very much. >> thank you, kayleigh. >> emily: israel defense force issuing message to troops near the border, prepare to see gaza from the inside. idf forces are awaiting orders to enter the gaza strip and first shipment of u.s. military aid are arriving in israel. new video from this morning capturing moment a u.s. cargo plane touched down on israeli soil. that plane was filled with armored vehicle and other supplies designated for the idf

and u.s. sending third warship to eastern mediterranean as tension escalate throughout the region. official tells fox news drones targeted u.s. base in syria, same day as the attempted drone attack in iraq temperature is unclear how many drones and if there are injuries at the base in syria. hezbollah says it is a thousand times stronger than before. warning, that the u.s. and israel should be careful. let's go to our trey yingst live on the ground in southern israel. trey, what is the latest? >> trey: kayleigh, good afternoon, today we spent the day with the israeli military along the gaza border. israel trying to gather information about the massacre after they prepare for what appear to be pencing ground invasion to the gaza strip.

i want to read from someone who spoke to troops along the border. you see gaza from afar, soon you will see it from the inside, the order will come. not just the defense minister, prime minister netanyahu visited troops from the golani brigade, they said they are ready to fight and are waiting for the orders to come down. to give you sense of the mood, it is tense, we were in the area mile from the gaza strip and see airstrikes targeting central part of gaza. take a look. >> you can hear the israeli airstrikes along the gaza strip. you are looking at gaza less than a mile from the border, militants were able to walk into this quiet community last saturday slaughtering so many innocent people in their homes. >> the israeli military telling

fox news 203 people are being held hostage inside the gaza strip, up from 199 earlier this week. it comes as we continue to follow the american citizens who are inside gaza and were there before this war erupted, hundreds of them according to israeli authority, efforts underway to get that southern border crossing open, an egyptian crossing, the rafah crossing, there are efforts to repair the road to allow pressure off of the southern part of the gaza strip and allow foreigners out as israeli military prepares to go in. kayleigh. >> kayleigh: trey, thank you, stay safe and talk to you soon. let's bring in retired u.s. army lieutenant colonel daniel davis, host of daniel davis deep dive youtube show. as we discuss the strikes and drone strikes, you have written,

i think we're in bigger risk than many realize. tell us why. >> because the united states does have vulnerability in the area. president biden says he sent the aircraft into the area for warning to hamas, hezbollah and lebanon don't, as he keeps saying over and over. if hezbollah does, then we have a lot of difficulties because we can bring plenty air power to bear on hezbollah, but we have people on the ground surrounded by the axis of resistance to include syria, iranian based groups and radical groups that have been attempting through drones to attack u.s. and expect that to increase if we launch and it is absolutely in america's best interest to make sure this war does not escalate beyond gaza. >> emily: talk about the potential of escalation, some

argue for example, explosion in the hospital in gaza, propaganda wise was a success for hamas. it traveled around the world that lie before it was corrected and resulted in the middle east essentially being set ablaze as protests erupted and attempted attacks on the u.s. and israeli embassies. what say you if they are still successful? >> one thing about warfare that is very clear, it is all based on deception and everybody will use anything they can, manipulate it to get public opinion behind them and i've done careful analysis of the blast shown and there is no question in my mind it is not an israeli missile, it didn't have the signature it has and explosion with gas and fire surely because of the rocket engine and fuel in the rocket when it came down and landed from the palestinian islamic

jihad. honestly, it doesn't matter, whatever view you had before, you will have that view and take that view and ignore the other one and that is unquestionably going to be used by both sides to garner their position. >> emily: do you agree with how the administration has expressed support for israel and what it has promised in the way of support? >> no question, when you have civilians, kids, targeted and slaughtered, nobody on the planet will say you shouldn't be able to respond and respond hard and heavy, that is clear. it is important we don't escalate the war by going in too hard or too heavy, israel has to be careful of that. >> emily: thank you for your time and for your service. coming up, president biden set to give a prime-time address from the oval office on the wars in israel and ukraine as he seeks funding for both.

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>> kayleigh: president biden set for a prime-time address tonight to discuss israel's war on hamas and ukraine, as well, the war with russia. after the meeting with prime minister netanyahu in israel yesterday where the president vowed to stand with israel and fight for freedom. >> president biden: for these grieving a child, parent, spouse, sibling, a friend, i know you feel like there is a black hole in the middle of your chest staring at that empty chair sitting shiva, first sabbath without them, the scent when you open the door, morning coffee you shared together, the behind of smile, perfect picture of a laugh, the giggle every guilty b -- little boy.

freedom will win. after that strong moment the president had highlighting plight of the israelis, reporters caught up with him, gaggle on air force one after a seven-hour visit, there was no teleprompter and he appeared tired and confused. >> president biden: i spent an hour and a half, 17 or 18 before -- i don't know how to say this. >> kayleigh: dagen, it's no, there is no reason, no, i guess lack of understanding as to why people question him on the world stage, i loved some things he had to say on the teleprompter, he got off and could barely answer a question. >> dagen: in israel, he told the same story twice, the first time he got the dates wrong and said it was during the six-day war

when he wasn't a senator and she wasn't the prime minister. it was during the yom kippur war. it is impossible. that being said, at this point, joe biden just seemed, needs to actually walk his talk. he's under greater pressure from a bipartisan group of congressmen about stopping any and all oil sales by iran. this is not difficult. iran has taken in more than 100 billion through oil sales since joe biden took office because they refuse to enforce sanctions. they have been doing nothing but trying to get iran back into the nuclear deal and have directly funded terrorism period.

there is blood on this administration's hands and why they won't stop this is beyond comp hencion given what we have seen with hamas murdering these jewish families. it needs to stop, we should hear it tonight, if we will, who knows. >> kayleigh: that is what is missing, no message to those holding hostages, do not harm an american hostage or else, we need that tonight. >> kara: we do. we look weak because we are weak under this president and not just grappling hamas with our friend israel. what was impact with miri, the guest you spoke to earlier, she said the u.s. is next. i don't think that is hyper b bolbolic. couple that with rhetoric from iranian leadership who blame the u.s. for israeli operation and

what israel does, that is problematic for us. look to the cyber world, i believe, because of history. with this act or mint sand stor, it is coming to our shores, they have been probing for a long time. we need to be on guard. joe biden need to offer that tonight. >> kayleigh: he has to and charles, there is fear his support will come in word, not action. he will ask for 60 billion for ukraine and 40 billion for taiwan and israel. axios had a report what was said with netanyahu and the two parties, one of israel's biggest concern is maintaining international support, particularly from the united states. so they kept bringing up, we need your support, 100 retired generals call on biden and congress to support israel. it seems to me, there is little

fear there is support and resolve could shrink. >> charles: absolutely, it is well founded. there should be real worry about it. look how long it took to have any emotion out of this white house when it happened. we didn't hear anything saturday or sunday, everybody is public relations. putting a finger in the air, checking pulses, holding finger in the air. nothing organic, you don't feel the love. now don't let an opportunity go to waste. ukrainian aid was starting to fade, this does not feel sincere, see what happen. he'll be good on the teleprompter, maybe, we can see his heart and feel he is not in this the way he should be as an american president. >> kayleigh: what happens when the stories go away? we hear stories of children and

seeing their faces, we have to say their names. you have the media jumping on hamas talking points. noya, we will not stop saying them or covering. you are being generous, i found his speech lacking because the equivocation of a loss of a loved one does not resonate with those that have seen their 12-year-old daughters raped and set on fire. the manner of butchery and death and attempted eradication israel has gone through has no place in biden's memory of who he has lost, in my opinion. it was lacking strength and he did not need to go to israel. i wish on saturday he had walked out of the white house on the lawn and said i will not stand for this, i stand with israel, you will have every support on our side, we are coming to you and for you in every way that you need. he was quiet for three days and then his rambling speech.

i don't think we will ever get what we need from this president because it is his administration policy that set the scene and emboldened iran and set the stage for this. furth erred by his appointment for ambassador to israel, jack lew, a win for iran. >> emily: and admonition subtle and out there, israel abide by the law. 13 citizens among the hundreds missing in gaza, some people around the u.s. are tearing down posters of those believed to be held hostage by hamas. veterans, if you're applying for a home loan to get cash...surprise. some lenders charge hundreds upfront for your appraisal and other fees. not at newday. a veteran shouldn't have to come up with money to get money.

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captive since hamas's terror attack on israel. disturbing attack from americans caught tearing down posters of the missing hostages. in this video, you see a group of three nyu students destroying posters oud a campus building. one student apologized. this footage from london captured two women removing the posters near a busy train station. the posters are powerful and accurate, no place to take them down. >> charles: absolutely not. you know, i think particularly with universities in london and new york city, very aggressive kid from all different parts and ideological think big is bad, powerful is bad, always the little person is the victim and then they are egged on by professors or local media,

national media. this is what you get from this. we're talking about a city where people go steal thousand dollars worth of nonnecessities from stores and walk out. this is amazing and just gets to shou we need a reset button. not sure how much worse it has to get. they say everything is cyclical, does it have to get worse before we have a wake-up call? >> emily: to that point, kayleigh, miri, she said i see misguided support for hamas at universities and western world must realize if it is tolerated, it will not stop with israel, we have seen this with is there a dream that you have, sherri, that's really wild that you still want to live out? . it is not just a micromovement, this is can grow. to quote, 15 9/11ing, imagine in the wake of 9/11 osama bin laden

hit, posters were torn down? this is support of terrorism, i hope individuals are naive and love for them to communicate with some of the families. the children we showed earlier, their father said, i cannot sleep, i'm living outside my body. these babies should not be held or kept by terrorist and a mom whose daughters were captured learned about it when she saw her ex-husband being dragged out of their kibbutz and saw her daughters on a mattress. these individuals are supporting terrorists. >> emily: time square tonight there will be billboards and holograms showing missing

hostages. >> dagen: so heartless, soulless ghouls can't tear them down and they will broadcast for everybody in new york city to see. this girl who apologized also made the comment, i found it increasingly difficult to know my place as a biracial brown woman, especially during these volatile times. she went on, poor you. it is not about you. it is about hostages, it is about the people in the photos. you are not the victim. you are the perpetrator by tearing down those photos. again, she did manage to pick up some of the play book of the very left-wing extremist she goes to school with. >> kara: yeah, look at this biracial brown woman here, i am not making excuses, i will not

tear down posters of children. this is violence, kids need to wake up, this is not violence what hamas did is violence. >> emily: more to come, thousands of actors and musicians signing an open letter condemning support for israel not condemning hamas over the bloodshed in the middle east.

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>> kayleigh: 2000 artists, actors and musicians going after israel k-ding the state of war crime while ignoring slaughter of children. they signed an open letter from artists for palestinian uk, reading they want to bring an end to crueltiy inflicted on gaza. our governments are not tolerating war crime, aiding and abetting them, there will come a time when they are held to account for complicity and they are demanding their government end israeli support. kara, they must be held to account, you have a right to free speech. you don't have a right to the

next gig or cushy job. >> kara: i thought everyone knew hamas used human shields and this chant from river to sea meant eradication of israelis. this carries over to artists and they should be held to account because these privations being visited on the israeli people. it is not just israel, it is americans. 13 american hostages, 30 americans killed. artists supporting the pro-hamas cause, looking at what they did to america, too. their words in that context. this is anti-americanism and antisemitism ideology. >> where does this come from? a lot of people say how can you

support terrorism? it is simple. >> charles: it does seem simple, they go deep, we support global movement against displacement of palestinian people and demand military and government end support for israel's actions and call for immediate ceasefire. it is just mind boggling and if you felt this way three weeks ago, okay, but after what happened two saturdays ago, it is just that was it. if you could have had a feeling, history many people don't know the true history, you hear things and feel one way or the other. we saw barbaric actions. >> kayleigh: calling for ceasefire in my opinion is saying israel does not have a right to self-defense and supporting terrorism, which is

what happened to israel. i love the actor who said these are all members of the same family members, take a minute, let that sink in, they have been taken from their homes and not heard from since last saturday, what if this was your family? >> dagen: i would love to see gal gadot confronting all of these posers, who signed this letter confronting them with the actual faces of people who were slaughtered by these terrorists and the faces of these people at this point who are still being held hostage and making them answer for these words. this is same thing indoctrination on college campuses in the united states, education, no, indoctrination, yes. only thing i say, people did not

pay $350,000 for joining of a cult, but they are all members of the same vomitous, vile, violent cult. >> emily: i wonder if the same british activist have turned that on the empire they are part of, were they this vocal after the icc found they committed war crime and atrocities in iraq. the fact they are choosing this in the wake of what should be viewed as monstrous atrocities is horrifying. can they only find their voice because the writer strike is over? >> kayleigh: good question. more "outnumbered" next. safelite came right to us, and we could see exactly when they'd arrive with a replacement we could trust. that's service the way we want it. >> singers: ♪ safelite repair, safelite replace. ♪ veteran homeowners.

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