middle and has had an appeasement with regard to iran. does iran have any health reigns leading fear of the united states of america and their actions this week and past few weeks don't indicate that they do. >> front line people from the white house and state department across the intelligence organizations hold up the white flag. hold up a flag of appeasement, a flag of buying off the iranians and it is a mis-tack, and this is what you get from that. the discussions about not just the $6 billion, but the inside conversations that take place are uncomfortable for america's future and puts men and women in the gulf in real danger. >> and iran's president met with russia's sergey las vegas love and all is important and "fox & friends" starts right now. >> this is a fox news alert.

two hostages released by hamas just yesterday are recovering at a tel aviv hospital and moments ago, we heard from one of them about the terrifying experience. >> my mom is telling the horrific stories and saying many, many people, a swarm of people came through. my mom is saying she was taken on a motorbike and she was taken to the fields and men in front and men behind her. >> all right, this as the world anxiously awaits more than 220 hostages who are still being held captive by hamas terrorists. >> idf announcing they hit more than 400 terror targets overnight including hamas tunnels and dozens of command

centers. >> trey yingst is on the ground in southern israel and word about the release of the hostages in the press statement and we heard yesterday and she describes the spider web tunnels. what can you tell us about those tunnels? reporter: good morning. absolutely. we're learning more from one of the first hostages to speak out about her experience inside the gaza strip after being taken on october 7 by hamas militants and that's yocheved lifshitz, the 85-year-old talking about the terror inflicted on her and her husband he's still in gaza and she talks about the tunnel system and talks about how she was taken into gaza on the back of a motorcycle and people inside the strip, civilians beat her and she was taken into the tunnel system and fed just one time a day. she said hamas did provide them

with some medicine and hygiene supplies, but talks about what was clearly a terrifying experience for her and other hostages broken into groups and taken throughout the tunnels and held beneath gaza for more than two weeks. we're getting this information as israelis continue their strikes against the gaza strip and i want you to listen to the daughter of one of the hostages talking about her mother and the experience that she had. >> very much hoping all the people that were with her will come back and the story is not over till everybody comes back and we can tell them they're safe. reporter: the story is not over. you can hear the roar of israeli fighter jets overhead and they're targeting the gaza strip while there's 220 hostages being held in the tunnels. we have new video from the israeli military of the explosions overnight. also attack helicopters along

the border trying to take out as many hamas and jihad cells as possible and 400 strikes overnight and a significant increase by the israelis as they do expect they will continue to prepare for the ground operation into gaza and hear along here, it's a very active front line in the south and there's anticipation this will continue to escalate in the days to come. guys, back to you. >> she said each of the hostages had a guard. it looked as if they were preparing to be there for a long time. ultimately this, is hamas' best play. this is, the only thing they've got is living hostages and human shields.

reporter: absolutely and there'll be some people that say hamas gave them medicine and one meal a day. look how nice they were. that's not true. they were taken hostage against their meal after their community was slaughtered. in terms of why they gave them just a little bit of medicine and food. it wasn't to be humanitarian, it was to keep them alive to use them as bargaining chips against the israelis as they continue to fire on southern and central israel understanding there's about to be a massive ground operation where israeli forces will enter the gaza strip. we learned a lot though from this hostage who is speaking out, this 85-year-old woman so brave to do so. talking about the treatment of the people inside gaza and also giving new details about that tunnel system, how it's a spider web beneath the earth. remember, hamas has had since 2007 to dig this tunnel system. while the israeli haves destroyed the tunnels coming into israeli territory, they've only been able to bomb certain parts of gaza because the

tunnels are so deep below the ground. just overnight, the israelis say they're using bunker buster bombs to try and hit some of the tunnels. hamas claims that the israeli strikes have killed 22 hostages since this war erupted 18 days ago. we have no way to independently confirm that number because in the past hamas lied about these kind of thing when is they want to win the information war running parallel to this conflict. >> trey, it's being report that had marine corporate lieutenant general james glen, he's a former commander of marine force command, he's been sent to israel to counsel the idf on current operations and possibly the ground operations. why are they sending someone to help? reporter: this is a big indication that the israelis and

americans understand what's at stake here. and the real possibility, the real likelihood this turns into a regional conflict. there's no need for american warships, there's no need for american fighter jets, there's no need for u.s. marines to these are not for gaza but hezbollah and iranian proxies in hezbollah and the region and regime in teheran. there's real intelligence that indicates the iranians will be ramping up attacks against israelis in the region but also against u.s. efforts. we've already seen that. the attacks on u.s. bases in baghdad. the attacks that are coming from iranian-backed shiat mily supra aural headphoneses and tha

that's militias and it's not just because of the southern front but a real understands this could unravel very quickly. best of my recollections how much is this a reasonable question? reporter: it's a reasonable question to ask they pose in the article and behind me that's out going fire towards the gaza strip. it's a reasonable question to ask because the israelis according to our information will information gaza and launch a massive ground operation and take casualties in the process. but once they're there for weeks and for months as anticipated, there's a question about what happens next. palestinian authority doesn't have the organization or capability or even desire to control gaza. the egyptians don't want to control gaza, and the united

nations don't want to control gaza and more than 2 million palestinians and majority are civilians and innocent people living under the control of the brutal regime of hamas and they'll be facing un-surgeon seizure disorders that's unpopular and difficult to maintain. how long are the israelis willing to wait before they enter gaza? we understand there's pressure not only from the united states but from other regional players to have israel pause their operations to wait until they can try and get more especially foreign nationals out of gaza. last night is a bit of a glimmer of hope for the region and it's two hostages, it shows these conversations are taking place and outside players like the qataris are able to cut deals. >> brian: while qatar plays

both sides of the ledger and comes out trying to cut hostage deals. reporter: qatar plays an interesting role and traditionally has played a interesting role previously. that was an air strike along the border. they play a role as a mediator. so oftentimes they have ended conflicts between israel and gaza in the past by funneling money into the strip for aid. sometimes monthly salaries for people inside gaza, $100 a month and adds up and egyptians can't pay that and ziti ragaini raillies can't and -- israelis and they were criticized for bringing the money in literal suitcases and they changed that process and bottom line is the qaqataris acted like a middlema. in afghanistan, the qataris were the ones to negotiate with the

taliban when no one else could. they topped the leadership saying civilians need to get ons manifests and the flights out and we need to ensure the planes won't get taken out of the sky. they're playing a similar role and mediating behind the scenes and walk a tight rope to deliver messages to hamas leadership and also be working with the western world about getting civilians home safely. sixer indeed. according to the times of israel this morning, israeli officials apparently have not yet decided whether or not to launch a lay jordy grandee if he saidive issue -- major ground offensive like fallujah in 2004 or carry

out surgical strikes and targeted raids by special forces as u.s. did in mosul in 2017. we all remember fallujah and an urban situation that lasted a very long time and secretary of defense yesterday was talking about how urban warfare is really hard. expects a lot of casualties. >> brian: they cordoned off the whole town and gave everybody ids to find the terrorists and it was like going into a concert. every day, if you're going to leave the town, we're going to check you in. they did bio-metric testing and it was amazing about what we d they got the same thing only tunnels, lawrence. lyrics so one part is the strategy of israel. there was an exclusive they released yesterday saying there's basically a mutiny

released at all levels and people within the state department criticized their own administration and now they're putting pressure on the biden administration to shift, ainsley. i just a few hours before they e hamas time to rest and reset. a little more than two weeks ago, hamas came in, these terrorists came into another country and vilified families while they were sleeping. the horrific stories you cannot forget that so when you see these protesters calling for a ceasefire, that really upsets the israelis because they lost family members, gouged eyes out and babies cut out of mom's

stomachs and it's so horrific and they'll do it again if they get away with it this time. president biden was asked if he supports a ceasefire. he said, yes, but with conditions. listen. >> we should have a ceasefire -- not a ceasefire but a hostage release and then we can talk. >> does he understand that he's president of the united states? he's cast aside the statements walking away and the backs to the press, never answers a question directly and shout it is walking up the steps. this is somebody with 50 years experience and now finally president of the united states and knows his words matter and are you for a cease-fire? waiting for hostages and not waiting? how many should we have and i'm going to make a huge statement walking away off mic. stand there and answer the question or don't. >> lawrence: part of the reason why this is happening because this hesitation because he's trying to appease one part of his party and then appease israelis as well. there's really no leadership.

>> brian: you're giving him too much credit. i don't even think he's thinking like that. what if i say something now that changes the policy on a global conflict. i'll just turn around and arbitrarily shout a statement and let my team figure it out. >> lawrence: it's not even just him. kjp was asked on the administration's position on this and she went into anti-semitism. >> steve: she talks abouting the right to protest in the country. >> ainsley: she didn't want to talk about the anti-semitism. >> steve: there's a policy and there's no ceasefire and he said we should have a cease-fire. no, not a cease-fire. he blew it and that's the problem and the whole world is looking at him and she's screwed up his own message. >> ainsley: didn't he say i didn't hear the question

correctly? >> steve: that was about something differently. >> brian: that was him walking up the steps and said no or yes and said he didn't know what he was talking about because he didn't hear the question. because you're always walking away from the press. take the question staring at us or walking away and it's insulting to think that little of the press that you don't answer the question. whether you like it or not, the press is the voice and questions of the people and you make policy walking away and having people come back and say he misunderstood the question. >> ainsley: how did the squad get ele ele elected and saying s don't admonish war crimes. rashida tlaib triples down on the hamas hospital narrative saying that israel and the u.s. have misled the public. >> brian: there should be an investigation. >> lawrence: our defense department have investigated this and we have a u.s. position on this issue. she still parodying israel not

hamas. >> ainsley: new york times admitted "we relied too heavily on claims by hamas about the hospitals". >> lawrence: all the allies and the defense department is wrong and hamas is right. >> ainsley: if you're a reporter for the ap, you're not allowed to call hamas a terror group. >> brian: because it's part of the government. >> steve: that's where we stand at 6:16 on this tuesday morning. >> ainsley: coming up next, how far left dems are pushing for cease-fire and a lack of hamas condemnation could affect the jewish vote in 2024. our panel will react to that next. >> brian: off duty pilot charged with more than # 0 counts of -- 80 counts of attempted murder accused of trying to shutoff general gins in the middle of the flight. dozens of passengers on board. with uncontrolled symptoms?

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>> ainsley: new overnight, wisconsin police shot and killed an active shooter who forced a middle school outside of milwaukee to go into lockdown last night. up to 70 students were inside the school when the suspect climbed on to the roof and fired

a shot. students were bussed to nearby elementary school and safe with families and officers involved are on administrative leave as per standard protocol. cleanup is underway in louisiana after a 158 car pile up killed at least seven people and hurt more than two dozen yesterday. firs are claiming what meteorologist call super fog. the smokey air from nearby wild fire reduced driver's visibility to less than 10 feet. more deaths could be announced once the crash scene is completely clear. happening today, auto workers are expected to return to the picket line as uaw union expands its strike intense stellantis. the union ordering nearby 7,000 workers to rally yesterday at a ram truck facility in michigan. the largest and biggest plant and stellantis is outraged over the expanded strike after presenting what they call a more generous offer at the end of

last week. the strike against the big three auto makers has been going on for nearly six weeks now. those are headlines. over to you. >> steve: thank you, carley. members of the squad calling for a cease-fire as israel fights hamas in gaza. >> how many more killings is enough for you? a thousand more? 2,000 more? 3,000 more? how many more palestinians would make you happy if they die. >> most of america is not with you, mr. president. most of america is not with the people that don't want to deescalate but facilitate a cease-fire. >> steve: experts are warning that the radical stance by some on the left could push democrat leaning jewish voters to reconsider their vote ahead of the 2024 elections? let's bring in a couple of voters from the new york area. israel activist and independent voter lizy, screen left.

good morning. we heard a couple of members of the squad, lizy, what about that disturbs you? >> everything. calling for a cease-fire when we still have over 200 hostages being held captive is absolutely appalling. i don't know of any other country that would be held to that standard. israel is constantly held to a double standard. >> steve: historically here in new york, the jewish community votes democrat. when you see super progressive democrat withs that point of view, do either of you know of democrats here in new york thinking i'm not going to do the democrat thing this time? >> yeah, it's disturbing for a lot of people that people are defending terrorists. it's, i mean, hamas and isis are insane. >> steve: it's pretty simple. >> it should be and it's not. there's fundamental american values that are just out the window right now. i think that is the trigger for

moving over. >> steve: we've shown images of people tearing down the posters that show the hamas atravion greensties and we're speaking up for hamas and palestinians and things but you both have seen with your own two eyes and families anti-semitism. i know you have a child in higher education and it's rampant on their college campus. >> not only is it rampant but the open letters that professors are signing to continue -- >> steve: the professors it >> yes, the professors. it's almost anarchy and jewish students do not feel safe and there's been assaults reported. >> steve: any time there's a profestivus sore talking about death to israel and that's your professor. does he know i'm jewish. >> and you're probably not going to get a good grade. >> that's true too. >> steve: you also have a kid in -- >> i have kids in jewish day school.

it's definitely a concern at the forefront of our minds. we have increased security at our synagogues, at our schools. my kids are aware of these things. i was in israel on october 7 and since then it's just, you know, it's just been a lot of trying to comfort my children and we're living in just very uncertain times. >> steve: karine jean-pierre had a comment regarding safety. we're going to play that for you and we'll get a comment. watch this. >> what's your level of concern right now about potential rise of anti-semitism in light of everything going on in israel? >> a couple of things. look, we have not seen any credible threats. i know this is the been always questions about credible threats so just want to make sure that's out there but, look, muslim and those perceived to be muslim endured a disproportionate number of hate-fueled attacks.

>> no credible threats? has she's been on college campuses and social media. i can't believe this is the report from the white house press secretary and shifting the focus to islam phobia and we need to talk about both. but to completely gloss over anti-semitism. it's risen 1200% since october 7. it's just insane to me. >> steve: she was just reading what somebody put in the big book of answers. , which she answers every day. >> i don't know if that's an excuse honestly. she did re-tweet after that of course we're concerned about anti-semitism so she walked back her comment but, i mean, what about rashida tlaib who leaves her tweet up, fake news of 500 people killed in the hospital that didn't happen. that tweet has over 37 million views and people believe it. >> steve: absolutely. >> they have blood on their hands because anti-semitism is rising as we're seeing and it's going to be i don't recollects

know, this narrative is affecting us. anti-zionism is anti-semitism. >> steve: we appreciate you both coming in and sorry for everything requester families have gone through. just terrible. 6:38 and families of those kidnapped by hamas are giving a news conference. let's listen in. this is in london. >> now yesterday they were talking about freeing some hostages. it's really confusing and it's like ass a psychological torturr us. the families here and releasing this one and this one. we want all of them back now together. we need all of you to spread it

and make the important people in the government and all around the world put an end to this horrible story. thank you. >> my name is david. i've been living in israel since 1984 and in the kibbutz since 1991. kibbutz was built on two pioneering groups from england, from the youth group of --. i'll start by answering. it was easy to burry our loved ones than to go through the anguish they're going through. and i can't believe i'm saying this, we buried my sister

sister-in-law, only took four days to identify what we call the smile of the south of is israel. she was well known and works as a dental assistant and in the past few years also as a keeper. she simply went for a run in the kibbutz. she was at the crossings and only took a few hours and they took shelter because of the missiles. she was shot in the back and shot again in the head of point-blank range. when we mourned her death, we sat for a week.

we were left with guilty fe feelings of mourning for her. wait a minute, look at what was going on. thinking of others. why are we only thinking of her? life is turned upside down by death, by hatred, by evil people, monsters. this is a religious settlement and religious kibbutz that sitz between the two and together with all the others, we're all one people, 15-18,000 people who live in the area who have all been evacuated. that's what i have. i left. much like my father that left te

vienna in 1939. 20 years we had it. the family we went to stay with till the body could be identify live in a place that's between ashdod and ashkelon and 35 meters out of the area. that was my eldest sister-in-law. they built that house there after giving up their house in the region in the gaza strip two years ago in the name of peace. together with all those who lived in that area. they rebuilt their lives. peace they didn't get, rockets they received. and even there we sat in the bomb-proof room under missiles

attack and possibility of infiltration of terrorists. back to 6:30 started, the rockets and by 7:15, it was strange it hadn't stopped. we're normally in and out of the bomb-proof room and this time we were staying in. as religious jewish people, we don't normally otay mesa mobile phones and televisions on the sabbath and also the festival, but we opened it in the sanctity of life to look after ourselves. the messages started to come through and first thing i saw was cars. open cars and rpgs and machine guns rattling everybody. like in a phelps. 11 kilometers away. messages to stay in one, two

hours. i tended to my wife and said, you know, n naomi, she normally runs. that was her hobby. my wife wanted to believe she was okay. i knew she wasn't okay and she never ran with her phone. the cut is short, we spent from the sabbath morning till sunday afternoon, 2:00 in the room constantly under fire, missile fire and what we've never experienced in the kibbutz and infiltration of terrorists. where he have a defense team like any. volunteers, luckily they were at

home. this attack started. we could leave the house, the farming community as much as they could. it would have to been one hour later, 600 others inside the synagogue celebrating the ending of the reading of torah and 600 people massacred in the synagogue. i live in a world of what could have been. personally, i'll never get over those feelings of having two married children living in the area, each with three grandchildren and their children. one in kibbutz and next door to the area.

the other in kibbutz she knows the family she married into. i look inward and feel like i can look after my children and you got back to this and we're going by moments. when you think your whole family is going to be wiped out. your whole life just goes in front of you in seconds.

we've received messages that four out of twelve of the team defending the area have been injured the local clinic kicked off by the terrorists and may i mention that on be'erie and the local clinic don't exist and they were blown to pieces. luckily we have good defense and never thought they'd be in these situations and under fire with his car, somebody managed to get at least two of them out to the hospital and the other two had to wait much later.

we received phone calls to my wife's brothers and sisters and it was clear that nomi was either missing or taken into -- dead or taken into hostage or taken as a dead person that was a hobby that hamas do. let me remind you, we've been fighting for four children, four boys, eight years to receive their bodies back. we have a little garden like a park in our kibbutz in the name of the four soldiers. >> steve: we've been listening for family members based on wanted posters and they said their loved ones were killed and as we heard from that father, he said he did not know if his family member was kidnapped or missing or even alive. hamas said they have 222

hostages, but we don't know who they are. regarding anybody that's been kidnapped, there's been no proof of life yet. we'll monitor the press conference and bring you more updates as they come from london. all right, ainsley, over to you. >> ainsley: thank you, steve. jewish students and faculty at fax-funded city university of new york on edge as anti-israel protests take over campuses and anti-semitism is surging. >> don't let them hijack our event and mourn the distance. >> ainsley: pro palestinians at the brooklyn college disrupting a vigil for massacred israeli victims while at another school and mocking and making gestures of photos of kids held hostage by hamas. our next guest is speaking out

about anti-israel protests and jeffrey lax is also the grandson of holocaust survivors and he lost his great grandparents during the holocaust and joining us now. thanks, professor. >> thank you for having me. me. >> ainsley: what's happening on cuny campus s? >> you saw with your eyes it's horrifying to have a vigil just mourning the loss, that just happened at that time of israelis that were massacred and then to have it interrupted by a rally on campus. how scary must that be for jewish student coming onto campus where you don't feel safe to walk through and go to a vigil to mourn the loss. that's horrifying and the other video there, they were both sent to me my colleagues and two students mocking the kidnapped victims hostages right now in gaza taking a selfie and smiling. >> ainsley: how do they justify that? they're celebrating?

>> it's horrifying and i blame the teachers. i can't -- the students might be bad people, maybe. but they're students. i was dumb at a student. eric made a lot of mistakes as a student. they have a right to make mistakes. i blame the factuality and the union who is are indoctrinating this and supporting this and who are really allowing this to happen and teaching the students it's okay. >> ainsley: you get e-mails and videos because of your organization you started on campus and it's save cuny. >> yeah, safe campus is the larger organization of students and faculty on campus and send us videos and concerns and tell us what they're worried about and we help them through that. >> ainsley: this is one of the e-mails someone sent you and cuny for palestine and organized by teachers and students, anti-israel protests and say as the zionist campaign on occupy campaign in gaza continues to escalate, we ask you to channel

your grief and rage over the nearly 1,000 pales palestinian martyred into the upcoming rallies across cuny campuses. your reaction? >> this is our delegates and our leaders around cuny is the largest urban university in the united states, and these are our elected delegates sending these e-mails out proudly supports moting pro hamas rallies. again, these protests started that they were supporting before israel even retaliated. >> ainsley: your family, they had to flee. some were killed because of communism and you said on your campus, a lot of people are celebrating mark marxist birthday and facebook pages to memorialize him. >> yeah, marxist birthday is a big thing at cuny and a ton of faculty celebrate his birthday. >> ainsley: they have no idea what it's like to live under a communist regime. >> they don't.

i heard from my parents talking about it with the holocaust and communism and these students don't understand and the faculty is misleading them. >> ainsley: are you scared of getting backlash? joe y i don't care. i'm a grandchild of holocaust survivors. i don't have a choice. >> ainsley: thank you very much. up next, deer hunting fioing scene for dozens of passengerrings as off doughty pilot is accused of trying to shutoff the engines in the middle of the flight. several counts of murder he's facing and we're on the other side of the break.

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>> lawrence: fox news alert, off duty pilot due in court today after he's accused of trying to shutoff the engine of an alaska airline plane midair sunday. todd pyro is here with the latest. >> lawrence, this is terrifying. it was a "credible security threat" on sunday. joseph emerson, off duty alaska airline pilot riding jump seat on the flight from san francisco to washington. he reportedly tried to shutting down the engines while the plane was in the air. two pilots able to restrain him before he was able to reach the controls and the plane forced to make an emergency lan landing in

portland, oregon. police entered the plane and escorted the suspect off and passengers on board the plane say the flight attendant got on the loud speaker and said emerson was suffering from a "mental health breakdown". he was charged with 83 counts of attempted murder, 83 counts of reckless endangerment and neighbors reacted to this. >> it was surprising. i heard the news and i was shocked. it's not the kind of person. >> he didn't talk about his job much but loved what i could tell being a pilot and getting new training and just enjoying his job. >> the faa is investigating the events saying "it is not connected in any way shape or form to current world events". he's expected in a new york courtroom at 5:00 p.m. eastern. lawrence, we'll be watching. >> lawrence: crazy, who does

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last five days throughout the troop locations in the middle east. fox news retired four star general just back from ukraine is joining us now to first talk about this. general, you've been hit consistently in syria, destroyer as well as low cases in iraq. what's the response been so far? >> we've been in defensive mode. in other words, somebody shoots at this and we try to shoot back to defeat whatever it is. that's what we must be. we need to deter them from the attacks and almost 90 attacks on the base in syria and since this administration took office. we've reasonable owe responded half -- responded half a dozen times. it's not surprising they're still coming after us. we should be hitting them, take away the capability for them to do it. rockets, missiles, drones, et cetera. we don't need -- if iraqis have some concerns about that, we don't need to ask if somebody is

trying to kill americans. we got to make certain we're deterring this. not just being defensive and responding to it when they shoot at us and we shoot back. no, we got to stop them and deter them from conducting these in the first place. >> brian: we have attacks for the men and women over the weekend at the gas field in syria and we owe to the guys and women that sign up to fight that will watch our back and a small contingents in the hot zones and not letting them defend themselves and that to me is malfeasance. >> i agree. we've got to take responsible, measured actions and we don't have to overload the situation and we need to take away the capability to do this. we've got very good intelligence and what we do with this and we

should be doing something about it and not just sitting there being defensive about it and we're not starting world war iii and don't need to hammer things out there and interpreting that and we're talking about protecting american lives that are overseas and it's not just enough to shoot at a drone that's shooting at you and to shoot at incoming miss and will we've got to take away the capability for them to do that. >> brian: iran's behind it and iranen-backed militias; correct? >> absolutely no doubt about it. what hezbollah is up to is 130,000 rockets and missiles, more lethal, better range and more precise than what's going on in gaza. they're going to make a decision to launch them or not. this is not hezbollah's decision. this is iran's decision. what's going on in the gaza strip and in israel with the savage attack. that's iran doing this. they should be held accountable for this. we're not doing that either.

not suggesting going to war with iran. we're not even enforcing sanctions on them and they're flush with oil money because we're not using those sanctions to stop the flow of oil where they can export it and make huge amount of money on it. they're putting out now almost 3.5 million barrels of oil a day during a trump administration was down to less than 200,000. makes no sense. >> brian: we are the super power and we should remind the white house that general keane, you returned from ukraine and were at the capital and what's your assessment and their ability to stand in the war with russia? >> time favors putin. he's got more people, he's got a better defense industrial base over time. it's on his side, a protracted war is not good for the ukrainians and give him everything as soon as we can.

also, we got to stop restricting them from attacking into russia. when you look at a map, all of their infrastructure, their fuel and ammunition and most are on the other side of the russian border from ukraine. they use some of their own drones to do it and give high mars after that and -- hymar and attackers and cruise missiles and don't fight a war with one hand behind your back and the logistical attacks and that's supporting the war effort and ukraine from russia and you should be able to place that and destroy the capability sitting on the other side of the boarder and they're using to de-troy them and makes no sense and hold them back like that. >> brian: i hope the meant pentagonis listening because u