from uscis. this is what they had to say: the uscis strongly condemns anti-semitism and the use of violent rhetoric in any form. uscis employees are held to high ethical standard on and off duty including presence on social media. any violation of these standards is taking seriously by any agency. the problem is, doctor, i don't think they understand what radical islam is and the peaceful muslims and the ideology that i share, doctor. make it clear for them. >> yeah. i mean, bottom line is they seek islamic states. they seek sharia law. they reject secular western democracy. and it's easy to vet for them if we had the will, if we understood what our founding documents were all about. and where the conflict is between americanism and jihaddism and political islam. we need to start vetting for that and we are going to see recurrence after recurrence of this whack-a-mole like jihadist. more than social media posts and radicalism.

there are many, many more out there that we need to start coming to the reality that we should have a state of war, whether it's kinetic or not inside every branch of government. >> lawrence: there was a report yesterday saying a lot of folk in the administration are mad at the president's response and they're gonna resign as a result of this because they feel like that he is bashing muslims. i would suggest that the peaceful muslims stand with the president and stand with our ally, israel. doctor, thanks so much for joining the program. the second hour of "fox & friends" starts right now. ♪ >> ainsley: this is a fox news alert. right now humanitarian aid is sitting on the egyptian side of the rafah border crossing. as the united nations plans to pave roads to get trucks into gaza. it remains unclear if that will happen today. >> brian: this comes as the idf says it made sweeping arrests at the west bank, capturing 20. known terror operatives and

killing another 12. this as president biden calls on congress to send more aid to ukraine and israel. hamas and putin represent different threats. but they share this in common. they both want to completely annihilate a neighboring democracy, completely annihilate it. >> so, around the same time as that address u.s. military bases in iraq came under fire in another series of drone and rocket attacks. >> brian: all right. this comes as we still don't have a speaker of the house. after there was a no vote held thursday but, get this? congressman jim jordan is planning to hold a news conference at 8:00 a.m. this morning. we're going to carry it live. >> ainsley: we have team coverage with senator tom cotton here on set. but, first, we go to trey yingst who is live in southern israel. trey? >> trey: guys, good morning. anticipation is growing around that expected ground offer to be conducted by israel and the

the we are getting a statement in from the idf right now. they say a short while ago three hezbollah terrorists were identified in the area of the border with lebanon. idf aircraft struck the terrorists. additionally, we are learning from the military that israeli snipers took out gunmen that were along the border with lebanon. so, it gives you a sense of why they were telling civilians to shelter in place. clearly some infiltration attempts along the border and it does follow that rocket fire yesterday that drew an israeli response. now here on the southern front, the israelis continue to strike targets along the gaza strip. last hour saw it live here on "fox & friends" as the israeli warplanes were hitting targets on the eastern side of gaza and the northern part of the strip. we do expect in the coming days we will get more about that ground offensive that is looming, but i do want you to listen to this israeli colonel we spoke with who talked about the timing of all of this.

okay, we don't have assad for you there. but we spoke with the colonel yesterday who said this is going to take months. and it is significant when you look at the timing of everything because the soldiers here have to keep morale high. they understand this will be a difficult battle ahead. and the defense minister laid out the plans today for what israel will do. they first are going to try to enter and destroy as many weapons capabilities that hamas has as possible. and then ultimately get the security apparatus inside gaza handed over to someone else. this is not something that israel wants to maintain for the rest of the existence of the jewish state. ideally the egyptians or maybe the palestinian authority will step in. already we have seen the difficulty in getting any sort of deal done. if you look at the southern border crossing between gaza and egypt, it has been incredibly difficult just to get the humanitarian part to go through into gaza. i'm told we do have that from israeli colonel. take a listen to this. >> so this trucks are not just

trucks. they are a lifeline. they are the difference between life and death for so many people in gaza. >> i believe that was antonio gutierrez the u.n. secretary general. again, we are trying to find was a colonel that we spoke with on the ground giving a play-by-play of what the coming hours and day also look like. they are still trying to get that aid into the crossing with gaza and ultimately to those palestinian civilians in the southern part of the gaza strip. guys? >> ainsley: okay, trey, thank you so much. let's bring in arkansas senator tom cotton who also serves on the intel committee and judiciary committee. easy for me to say, good morning to you, senator. >> good morning. good to be on with you and also this there are troops in iraq

and syria facing drone attacks, what can you tell us? >> i think it's important that we don't see these in identifies labor relation. there has been at least seven attacks on americans in the region, just in the last two days. in addition to these cruise missiles being fired out of yemen, this is all the hidden hand of iran. all these organizations, hezbollah, hamas, the houthi groups in yemen, militias in iraq are all funded by iran, they are direct by iran. iran has said to them you are off the leash, it's free, open hunting season on americans. again, just take the example from yemen. yemen isn't known for having cruise missiles. they didn't just make those in the deserts or the mountain passes there. they received that technology from iran. and i think it's incumbent on president biden to make it perfectly clear to iran that we will not tolerate attacks on americans. this is exactly what president trump had to say to iran correct

attack on the united states respond. >> so much in that speech if i didn't take the houthi rebels offer the terror list maybe saudi arabia wouldn't be mad at us, locking rockets into saudi arabia. answered back this administration comes in and goes that's going to end. so the houthi rebels are shown the disdain for us by lobbing these rockets at us. we have to respond to this, don't we? and shouldn't have that have been brought up last night? no place more powerful for a president to warn our enemies than from an oval office address. i want to stress again, this has been happening now not just for the last three years but for 11 years under barack obama and joe biden. iran has taken attacks against american forces in the region, largely unresponded. to say the secretary of defense under questioning earlier since joe biden took office there had been at least 83 attacks against americans. only four responses. and every one of those responses

was not against anything in iran, only against those proxy groups that were striking our forces or our citizens and only then usually against empty buildings, these attacks will continue and americans will die unless joe biden is perfectly clear that we'll hold iran directly responsible. >> senator, this is what the president had to say last night. let's watch. >> let me share with you why making sure israel and ukraine succeed. it is violates for america's national security. you know, history has taught us that when terrorists don't pay a price for their terror, when dictators don't pay a price for their aggression, they cause more chaos and death and more destruction. iran is supporting russia's in ukraine and it's supporting hamas and other terrorist groups in the region. and will continue to hold them accountable, i might add. >> lawrence: was it forceful enough? >> not at all for. so reasons we discussed, lawrence. the president didn't warn iran directly about the attacks on america. a lot of the things he talked about last night a direct result of his own appeasement and

efforts to treat iran like a normal nation as opposed to a radical revolutionary power that chants death to america and death to israel. >> ainsley: you know, when you look at what the president, how he wants to allocate money and aid to help ukraine, last night he talked a lot about ukraine. ukraine war has been going on for almost two years. israel was just blasted. and ther they are our partners d allies. he should have focused on israel and ukraine. it wasn't the opportunity the time during the commercial break to lump them together. but he talked about money. look how much he has given to ukraine compared to what is he giving to israel. >> brian: and he wants more. >> ainsley: 60 billion for ukraine. 14 billion for israel. j.d. vance made a good point. he said he is pleading with congress to not use the war in israel as a way to push funding for ukraine. what are your thoughts? >> i support ukraine. i don't support joe biden's ukraine policy because he has pussy footed around for 20 months and not given ukraine whether a it needed to stop the war from starting in the first place or to win in the early days. that's why this war in ukraine

has dragged on. in israel. we need to provide them what they need. not just to win this war because israel has a modern advance well-supplied army but to make sure they are ready to deter any further action against hezbollah on the north. but, what we really want to do is examine the details here. another bullet that he announced last night was $10 billion in humanitarian aid. there is a lot that could be smuggled into there. i mean, we just gave $100 million to hamas in the state department spokesman acknowledges that that could go to hamas, not to civilians. it's important to understand when you send money to gaza hamas is not stealing and diverting it. hamas is delivering it. hamas is the government of gaza. we were not going to grant billions of dollars in aid that's just going to be in effect reply spore fares groups. we talked about what we're going to do to address the situation at the border. we have to address that we need to make legal changes about the way the president is treating migrants at our border. we're not going to spend billions of dollars though to put illegal aliens up in new york city hotels.

we have to look at the details of this and see exactly what he is proposing. i suspect that we are going to have to change much, if not most of what he proposes to make sure it serves the interest of americans. whether it's related to the war in ukraine or israel or helping taiwan or trying to address the chaos at the border. >> brian: he wants 14 billion for border security. i didn't hear him mention border security at all. that's got to be in the mix. so much of what you have been saying the last few years panned out. this all is based off -- not all of it, motivated about the way we left afghanistan it. told everyone america is done with whe this region. in goes russia. he mentions ukraine is continuing to fight and fighting and surviving and gotten 50% of their land back. he is is the one said they would last three days. he offered zelenskyy a ride not arms. he has been slow on the uptick. obama gave them mres and blankets when they were first invaded. it's all about signaling. you got to show strength. is there anyone in that

administration that you call lean on and say listen, you have got to change your approach here. >> i'm afraid the problem starts at the top and they take their kcuesfrom behind. they're linked by his own weakness. when the united states, the world's only global super power projects weakness in one region, then predators in another region take advantage of it. afghanistan gel in 2021. russia invaded ukraine in 2022. hamas now launched deadliest attack on jews since the holocaust in 2023. these are all interconnected because they are all based on the premise that joe biden is not strong enough to respond to protect america's interest. and when predators see a weak american president, they will take advantage of it. that's why it's so important that right now he reverse course. just like jimmy carter did. jimmy carter was not a strong president. when the ayatollahs took over in 1979 and took americans hostages.

when soviet invaded afghanistan. he did a u-turn. he has to do a u-turn on iraq policy and broader policy. >> lawrence: he is also is not responding back here at home as we see folks in the middle of the street in the major cities as hamas is calling for a day of rage. got folks in america waiving hamas flags. it just doesn't seem like the administration understands the ideology. >> he has got openly anti-semitic members in his own party in congress like rashida tlaib that he won't condemn by name. >> brian: says she is very smart. >> is he essentially apologizing for all of these pro-hamas rallies. let's remember, hamas didn't just two weeks ago butcher babies and burn families alive, they now to this very moment still have hostages, babies, children, women, in gaza doing god knows what to them. and the president goes out of his way to keep distinguishing between ordinary gazans and hamas. he said last night hamas doesn't represent gaza. i'm sorry, gaza literally

elected hamas to represent them. that is literally what they elected hamas to do. >> ainsley: you have said you want the foreign nationals in america to support hamas to be booted out of the country. >> look, if you are an american citizen you have a first amendment right to make a fool of yourself with morally depraved speech. as a foreigner you never have a right. we never allowed fifth columnist come in our country in the cold war and support the communist party. we shouldn't allow foreigners on our soil advocating for this radical hamas ideology, either. >> brian: next thing they are apologizing for. pictures shown special operators in with the president of the united states in israel. faces shown. they quickly blotted them out. have a correction. and here is what the house said. as soon as it was brought to our attention we deleted the photo. we regret ther efforts and any issues it may have caused. people make mistakes. is that a mistake that should be made at this level? >> it's a reflection of how little this white house appreciates about military customs. standards, needs, expectations, i mean, the closest joe biden or

jake sullivan ever got to the army was wearing a soldier's uniform as dress up during halloween when they were a small child. you see it all the way down. just like you saw it in the early days of this attack on israel. you had the office of palestinian affairs, otony blink's twitter account calling for a cease-fire or deescalation of violence. they said that doesn't represent the administration's position. where it certainly represents the kinds of people you have hired in the administration, what their instincts are. >> lawrence: why was a social media person, the audience needs to understand, in the 45 years of history for delta force this has never happened before. the people that are in foreign lands saw the faces of people that are considered ghosts. their family members, mothers and fathers don't even know that they are operators. and now the world knows who they are. they are going to be on hit lists. does the administration understand what they just did? they can't put the genie back in the bottle. >> again, they have very little appreciation of military customs

and standards and expectations. you see it not just in this instance, but in bigger, most-out most consequential things like the collapse in kabul two years ago. the fact that joe biden, who has always had a tense-fraught relationship with the military, going back to his time as a senator and vice president. and the kinds of people that come into their white house. they just have zero appreciation of the capabilities of the military, the kind of constraints they face. and they have no real world experience in it. we saw the pictures earlier of all those semi-trucks lined up outside of gaza. and joe biden and a few other folks in the white house saying oh we can get those trucks in without making sure there is no weapons or anything else come in. really? how is that actually going to happen? >> this episode is kind of a microcosm of how president biden and the white house officials have no real practical experience about military necessity or customs or standards. unfortunately replayed time and time again. >> ainsley: there was a pro-israel rally in times square, filled most of times square. a beautiful image of all the

people who do support israel. some of the american families, they can't find their loves ones there are 11 unaccounted for. chuck schumer spoke, what's your reaction? >> well, i'm very grateful for all those patriotic americans who love israel and our relationship with israel who came out in support of israel. in support of the families who lost loved ones. either through death or through being held hostage. we should remember, this is not just the worst massacre of jews since world war ii. this is one of the worst terrorist attacks on americans since 9/11 as well. i commend them for coming out. it's a welcomed antidote to all the anti-semitic pro-hamas rallies we have seen in the capital or in college campuses all around america. >> brian: have you endorsed a candidate for 2024. >> i have not. i chose not to be a candidate so i'm not going to be a surrogate or a supporter but i know most of them i wish them all well. >> brian: has the house chaos hurt the republican brand? >> first off, i want to express my continued regret that eight republicans joined with all the democrats to remove kevin mccarthy. i thought kevin mccarthy was

doing a fine job as speaker. i wish he was there. i bet there is a lot of regrets two weeks spinning their wheels is he there now. jim jordan one of my closest friends in washington as well. i hope the house comes together soon and elects a speaker not so much for the 2024 election 13 months from now but so we can get back to doing the people's business trying to address the crises overseas and trying to address challenges like inflation and crime here at home. >> brian: is it important to stop acting selfishly lesson to be learned. >> especially when you have a small minority in the house. the power they have comes from their unity it. comes from being able to vote on legislation with 218 republicans. and get to the table with chuck schumer and joe biden. >> ainsley: jim jordan says he is going to call all those 20 holdouts the ones that didn't vote for him. when will there be a vote? >> i don't know when they are going to have a vote. i just hope, again, that they can work their differences out among themselves and get back as quickly as possible doing the people's business. >> lawrence: embarrassing what

is happening. we have the comments at the top of the 8:00 hour when jim jordan speaks. thanks, senator. >> thank you. >> ainsley: hamas terrorists using a new war tactic, weaponizing social media to sympathize their brutal attacks. it's called the victim doctrine and we will explain that, next. >> brian: plus, timeline of tensions around america's rocky relationship with iran that has led to this very moment. lawrence and i will take a look at history dating back to 1979 and go through where we are at today and how to handle it. ♪ ♪ look who saved slider sunday again! here we go... (♪) a perfect king's hawaiian slider. tastes good too! king's hawaiian slider sunday... the only way to sunday! ah mornings! cough? congestion? i'm feeling better. all in one and done with new mucinex kickstart. headache? better now. new mucinex kickstart gives all-in-one and done relief

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>> carley: we are back with some headlines, one officer shot and another hurt last night during a shootout with an armed suspect in our nation's capitol. d.c. police officers met with gunfire while responding to a report about a person walking around with a gun. the suspect was killed. officials say both officers are thankfully in stable condition. a columbia university professor sends a powerful message calling out anti-israel protesters on his campus and shaming the school's president for refusing to denounce them. watch this. >> and i want you to know we cannot protect your children from pro-terrorist students

organization because the president of columbia university will not speak out against pro-terror students organizations. they were celebrating the rape of teenage girls in a music festival in the name of resistance. >> carley: that professor says he fears for his safety on campus and would never send his daughter to the ivy league school. how about those powerful words? >> brian: assistant professor speaking out also calling outs the other ivy league important. word is he is already getting threats not only from the administration but the people out there condemning him for backing israel and going out against the terror attacks. >> carley: it's not just him and happening on college campuses across the country. >> brian: right. i just hope more people get behind him because the assistant professor you don't have much to go on. >> carley: not tenured. that's a story to follow for sure, brian.

absolutely. >> brian: let's move on. 25 minutes after the hour. of hamas terrorists using a new war tactic. sympathize their brutal attacks get people on their side. all part of the group's victim doctrine the strategy to make israel look like the bad guys while down playing their terror that won't get us but doesn't get others. here to explain idf colonel and researcher at the jerusalem institute gabby i is a bony. this is an old play, if i look at these demonstrations major cities around the world it seems to be working why? it's working because hamas is isis. while isis was condemned by all the western world. hamas is not condemned. only because it is against jews in israel. so this is a con yens for hamas. hamas is using their -- they are palestinians from the hope that

israel will retaliate missile launches areas they will be hit so show israel is hitting civilians. this is their tactics. this is how they want to achieve international support. >> brian: gabi, would you go to the point would you go to the point show dead israelis from the attacks on october 7th in more graphic detail to say this is what you did and this is what they're claiming? >> i think it is being done now, but i expect to see that we are in a war between good and evil, between whit light and dark. global war. israel is standing on the last barrier for the world. it's not only -- if we lose this war, it will come to europe, it will come to your homes. so, this is a war between good and evil and we have to win it.

and hamas is really worse than isis. and what they have done shows their face but some people still don't want to acknowledge. >>this is what worries me. we know they didn't hit the hospital. there might be civilians that lose their lives once the ground invasion starts. that will quickly be another reason to have a day of rage. there has to be a p.r. plan in place for the inevitability of that happening, don't you think? and what would that look like? >> yes. look. they are always -- they have day of rage and day of -- there is nothing new about that. they put their -- you know, the hamas headquarters is under the biggest hospital in gaza. it is under the hospital and in the hope that israel will not bomb. israel is not bombing this hospital. this is a legitimate military

target this hospital because it is a complete military position while hamas is doing that and doing that with other facilities schools a number of civilian places in the hope that israel will somehow retaliate and hit those places. israel is doing its best as i know the idf modus operandi doing its best to avoid civilian casualties. >> brian: gabby is i bony, they have a terrible product i don't know why they are buying it. they are not interested in a two state solution they haven't talked about that in 10 years. that is nowhere near hamas' agenda that's a 1990s, 1980s agenda. thank you so much and we will continue to tell the true story. appreciate it. thanks, colonel. meanwhile coming up on one nation live on saturday night bring you the latest out in the field in gaza as well as tel aviv in jerusalem with the

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♪ >> lawrence: fox news alert right now. humanitarian aid is sitting on the egyptian side of the rafah border crossing as the united nations plans to pave roads to get trucks into gaza. and idf says they have killed 12 terrorist operatives and captured 20 others in raids in the west bank. let's check back in with trey i didn't think so live in southern israel. hey, trey. >> hey, guys, good morning. i want to start with some breaking news, just a few minutes ago, sirens were sounding in central israel. 14 days into this conflict, hamas and islamic jihad still have the ability to target the central part of this country. it is remarkable, given the thousands of airstrikes that have taken place against the gaza strip, we have been

watching today as hourly those airstrikes continue hitting positions in the northern part of gaza. we are just over the border from there. less than a mile away. and it really gives you a sense of just how active this southern front is. israelis are still on high alert here, anticipating that ground operation. but they are looking at other fronts. they are looking at the rafah crossing looking to see if that humanitarian aid is going to enter and whether or not that will be a signal and a green light for the israelis to start their ground operation in the coming hours or days. i do want to bring your attention to the northern front. we got you new information on what took place, concern along that border, why they told so many civilians to shelter in place. the idf saying they took out three hezbollah operatives along the border. and a gunman, they were using sniper fire and airstrikes trying to hit those militants along the border as the northern front continues to heat up. also, inside the west bank overnight in the city city 13 palestinians were killed amid

israeli raid. one israeli police officer also died in that fighting that took place inside a refugee camp. just further illustrating how many fronts are at play here and we haven't even talked about all of the iranian proxies across the region that have remained active throughout the past 48 hours. guys? >> lawrence: trey, we are looking at the israel lebanon border as we are looking at your southern israel live shot on the screen as well. and just seeing the conflict on both sides as we are looking at that smoke right there. israel is taking it from all angles. thanks for joining us. so to another fox news alert in about 25 minutes house speaker nominee jim jordan will be holding a news conference live on capitol hill ahead of the possible, i guess, third vote. chad pergram knows everything about this. he is live at capitol hill right now. chad, what can you tell us about this? i know there was some talk about the speaker pro tem, looks like that has been axed. what time should we expect for the first vote to happen?

>> well, if they, in fact, have a role call vote, we would expect that around 11:00 eastern time this morning. the house would come at 10, come into session at 10, what they would do is have a quorum call, nominating speeches and get to the roll call vote. jim jordan at 9:33 last night. he announced that he was going to hold a press conference this morning. we thought we were going to have a roll call vote for speaker last night. we keep being told that he keeps bleeding support. he met with about 20 of his opponents last night. and didn't pick up any more support. in fact, some of them said, you know, there is nothing that we can trade with him to get our vote. some of them are very mad at him because of what they perceive as the strong arm tactics by jim jordan here to try to convince people to vote for him. some members feel that they have been threatened, had their lives threatened. had their children, you know, been placed in harm's way there. they are really not going to give into jim jordan. the other thing that we are hearing here they could just try to grind this out over the

weekend. maybe have roll call vote after roll call vote after roll call vote. remember, that's what kevin mccarthy did before finally winning on the 15th ballot back in january. it took quite a long time and kevin mccarthy has stood behind that premise. the other thing you allude to the prospect of potentially trying to adopt a resolution to empower patrick mchenry, the speaker pro tem, and get the house to be in an operational state again. that is not completely off the table. and to show you just how things have toggled, jim jordan yesterday morning said he was for that plan then said oh, no, no, no. i want to have a vote tonight. they did not have a vote and said oh we are going to have a press conference in the morning. 8:00 in the morning they announced that #:33 last night and have a vote some time late this morning. this has gone back and forth three or four times. the reason the mchenry scenario is not dead is this. david joyce, republican of ohio, this is a privileged resolution by joyce. he can just put that on the

floor at any time. pause that pertains to electing a speaker and speaker pro tem and empowering the speaker pro tem, that rises to the top of the legislative line. in order to adopt that, they could probably do so with a coalition of democrats and republicans. a lot of republicans just want to get the house to be operational again. concerning the fact that they are staring at a government shutdown in a month's time. the fact that the president made this request last night for foreign aid for israel and ukraine and taiwan. the senate could adopt that they can't move that through the house until they get something going on over here. so, again, the house is just kind of in this torpid state right now until they are able to get a speaker pro tem. and that is not unprecedented. in the early 1960s, sam rayburn, the speaker, he fell i ill in 161. they elected a speaker pro tem, jjohn mccormick who later was fully elected speaker. sam rayburn died in 1961. but they passed major legislation during that period, including president kennedy's

creation of the peace corps. so you can do that with a speaker pro tem but he has to be elected, lawrence. back to you. >> lawrence: you know, chad, we were hearing that there were fights and everything in that conference yesterday. so, hopefully, they can put their differences aside and do what's best for the country. thanks 1067 for getting up this morning. >> the tension is high. >> lawrence: very high, just not for the american people. 3re9y sad. coming up iran, russia and hamas terrorists a trio nobody wants to hear in the same sentence. but, president biden addressed all three last night. >> iran is supporting russia's in ukraine and supporting hamas, and other terrorist groups in the region. >> lawrence: fret not, brian and i look back at the history of how far we got here with the timeline of the tension between the u.s. and iran. that's next. type 2 diabetes? discover the ozempic® tri-zone. ♪ ♪ i got the power of 3.

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>> iran is supporting russia in ukraine and it's supporting hamas, and other terrorist groups in the region, and we'll continue to hold them accountable, i might add. >> lawrence: president biden doing an address to the nation, finally addressing the larger problem at hand, the threat of iran, brian. >> brian: let's take a look of timeline tensions between the

u.s. and the world's leading sponsor of terrorism especially in the middle east. begin really in 1953. which is what barack obama actually apologized for. he said the cia played a role in the overthrow of the iranian government. >> lawrence: talking about operation asay get rid of shaw. part of it worked and part didn't work. >> brian: fast-forward nuclear age after world war ii and then they established relations there in the area believe it or not we looked at iran ally and hedge against, drum roll, please, iraq. here is this provide any type of weapons for you, we just don't want you to have nuclear weapons. that is the shaw, a younger looking man he would be overthrone by 1979. >> adams for peace. but what he really meant was adams for war, educating the public what it means to get to that nuclear weapon. >> nixon decides going to

reestablish relations in a cold war with iran. if the russians with going to be tight with iraq. we will be tight with iran. i will give you any weapons system you want, nonnuclear that is. we are pretty much allied with them. they were not a problem until israel until the year of 1979. that all changed that changed with a massive revolution when the ayatollah khamenei was allowed to get out of france, come back home rand overthrow a sitting government. >> lawrence: at that point the people were uprising and big scuffle with the united states. it was at that point that he realized we were no longer friends. >> brian: right. they overthrow khamenei overthrows the sitting government. considered one of our allies. he would come over here for emergency surgery and never go back. and immediately take 52 hostages. here they are coming out it. would bring down jimmy carter's administration. they would only come back when ronald reagan took office. and that is pretty much as we broke off relations with them. we would have to go through an

intermediary to ever talk to them diplomatically again. and we would be essentially arch enemies from that day on. >> lawrence: then a little bit of strength from george w. bush. he talked about the axis of evil. this is where he labeled iran as the number one state sponsor of terrorism. >> brian: you have north korea and iran and iraq the president used that labeling. it was given to him by david forum. thfromme.from that moment on wed moving into afghanistan. what is kind of interesting because afghanistan was also -- the taliban was a problem that the iranian government also had a problem with the taliban. they thought hey we might be on the same page with america but can never be friends with that evil regime and we made sure of that. go over to barack obama and the apology tour. >> lawrence: brian, as you know a new administration comes. in and when you have a democratic administration under the new leadership of barack obama, he thought that he could apologize for america and say we

were the bullies and there was a new sheriff in town and so he goes and says, look, i want to do this big nuclear treaty. >> brian: right. so he says 1953, sorry about that coup, cia played too big a toll. that whole nuclear program we don't want it to get traction. why don't we establish relations with you try to lift some of the embargo, some of the sanctions and let you have a limited program, enrichment has to stay say turner level. bad deal. so bad it can't get passed democratic senator. can't pat senator schumer and menendez and senator cardin they want no part of it. obama says we will adhere to it. open treaty trump quickly says. >> lawrence: new sheriff in town i want peace through strength he rips up the deal and puts them on notice, brian. >> brian: meanwhile, they are killing our guys by financing these militias in iraq during our presence there. and they make sure that they stay there is tumultuous to say the least. one other thing barack obama did, he pulled all of our troops out of iraq.

then in comes isis and in comes iran. we are actually working with iran tangentially, kind of peripherally to get the country back. iran's presence in iraq stays. they are staying there. in comes abso soleimani to start dealing with iraq and militias. they know they target our guys and killed people. what happens? >> lawrence: i gave you a warning knock it off. they don't mock knock it off he takes them out. >> brian: brian prison swap $6 billion. we understand it is still frozen in a qatar bank. what's the message? you take hostages it indeed pays. and then of course we see hamas attack 93% of the budget for hamas is done by the iranians. how could they not be directly responsible in the "wall street journal" says they help script this thing out in beirut. >> lawrence: brian, as you see this common theme right here, you get a democrat that appease these people, they get empowered. you get a republican that comes in, gives them a little strength. they disperse. they reconstitute when another

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>> lawrence: fox news alert. house speaker nominee jim jordan is about to hold a news conference on capitol hill. he is expected to give an update ahead of a possible third house speaker vote. >> ainsley: two votes so far, he has failed to capture enough votes. he needs 217. he's been on the phone with the 20 hold-outs that voted against him, begging him to vote for him. he will have a press conference in the rayburn room. >> brian: he met with all 20 and

evidently did not persuade anyone to vote for him. rutherford said jim jordan needs to know there is no way forward for his quest for speaker. others do not like the heavy-handed way he did it or people speaking on his behalf, saying your career will be over if you don't vote for him. he felt he had more momentum than he did. others were resentful, thought he was rugged with steve scalise, who won the initial caucus when it was clear he didn't get 200 over the weekend, steve scalise dropped out. outside mchenry becoming temporary for two months, what is plan c? >> lawrence: reporting from that, when they caucused yesterday and had the conversation about getting mchenry there half the caucus said they would not vote for him to be there. they are giving in to the democrats. >> ainsley: when you watch what

is happening in israel and we heard the president last night asking for aid for both areas. that cannot happen, we cannot send money and help with the fighting unless we have a speaker because the house has to vote. republicanings need to close in and come together like the democrats do and choose a speaker. >> brian: yesterday in the closed-door meeting gaetz got up and got screamed at by kevin mccarthy. he was told to sit down and booed. >> ainsley: he started all this. >> he said his irish got up. somebody else started cursing, i was the victim of a drunk uncle. people look at matt gaetz and say, what was your plan, the crazy eight, bring the whole country down, bring down the profile of the republicans. there was no plan an