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find information. third hour of "fox and friends" starts now. >> ainsley: we begin our final hour with fox news alert. saudi minister of defense, mbs's brother set to meet at the white house with senior biden official to discuss the war in israel. >> brian: afterthe phone call with prime minister netanyahu. he wants the prime minister to protect civilians in gaza and allow them to access humanitarian aid. this is a live look now at gaza. let's look together. smoke has been billowing out since we got on the air. >> lawrence: we have live team coverage. jacqui heinrich live from the white house. but we begin with trey yingst in southern israel. what can you tell us about the invision, trey? >> trey: good morning, we have

breaking news for you. there are sirens sounding in bershafa. firing rockets at major israeli population centers. a source telling fox news a high-level israeli official in coordination with the united states visited doha on saturday and met with qatari negotiators. we are getting behind the scenes on what went wrong last week due to disagreement over technical aspects of a potential deal leading to escalation on friday. source adding conversations on saturday were positive. you hear that outgoing artillery fire. i want to show you what it was

like two hours ago. you can see israeli troops operating inside the gaza strip thchl is a tank on the edge of gaza. israelis telling fox news they are ramping up efforts and sending infantry troops. the destruction is significant. past 24 hours, israel hit 600 targets inside gaza. we hear fighter jets overhead and artillery in the distance as day 24 of the war unfolds. israelis are operating on both sides of the gaza strip, being engaged by hamas in the northern part of gaza. a spokesman for israeli military had this to say about the situation. >> over the past day we have expanding ground activity with

forces entering gaza strip, including artillery corps. dozens of terrorists were eliminated last night who had attempted to attack forces moves in their direction. we are conducting expanding ground operations in the gaza strip. >> trey: israelis are warning palestinian civilians to move south if they have not done so already. you can see the aftermath of the israeli strikes wiping some neighborhood blocks offthe map. palestinians stormed a un warehouse and just behind me, my camera man signalling and you can see israelis are striking on the edge of the gaza strip. that fighter jet overhead roaring in the distance and israelis marking this area an hour ago giving a sense of how active the scene is.

smoke billowing up along the edge and at this moment, israeli troops are operating in the area behind me. >> lawrence: some sources are telling me these are not random strikes, this is part of the ground invasion and particular targets. do you know anything about that? >> trey: i want to show you here, they are hammering this side of the gaza strip in one specific location. this indicates there is likely a tunnel system on the eastern side of gaza. they use bunker buster bombs after marking specific areas to hit targets. the israeli forces are being ambushed when they enter gaza. yesterday hamas military wing were inside one location, israelis refer to as command center and the israelis hit that

cell, killing all militants. we were told before the war started in meetings with top officials israelis had a list of thousands of targets in the gaza strip. they are going one by one hitting as many as they can and support infantry troops. >> ainsley: how do the bunker bombs work? >> trey: they are used in a way to hit a very specific depth, due to how deep the tunnels are, even bunker buster bombs are not effective against the tunnels. israelis released a map under the al-shifa hospital and the main part where casualties are taken from all over the gaza strip, most advanced medical system available there. israelis are saying this

compound is used for hamas leadership as a staging area and entrance area for the tunnel system and released a computer-generated photo of the tunnels. al-shifa is location they bring many casualtieses and we met with officials on this compound and gives a sense of how challenging this is for the israelis. a source was texting me saying there are thousands of civilians that did not listen to warnings to head south. >> ainsley: is that the same hospital we saw the parking lot was bombed by the islamic jihad? >> trey: that's a different hospital in northern part of gaza but that hospital helps illustrate point many palestinian civilians will use hospital grounds to take refuge

during a war like what is developing now. at al-shifa hospital, the entrance is located, there are thousands of palestinian civilians that did not heed the warning and using this as a place to shelter. we can't expect them to move closer to center of gaza, not today, they will try to surround gaza city. i was talking with a separate source today back and forth and he said he tried to make it to gaza city to look at the situation and the roads were destroyed by the israelis, two main roads that connect northern and southern part of gaza. this is indication israel is looking to cut off access to gaza city and try to surround the area and bring out of the tunnels and engage them face-to-face and kill as many as possible. >> brian: whichen moos if people stayed, they will not be able to

get out. number two, they should have gotten out a long time ago. the civilians not target of israelis where hamas killed civilians. big difference. thanks. >> ainsley: white house officials are set to welcome in the saudi minister of defense today. >> brian: yep, jacqui heinrich has details. good morning. >> it sounds like saudis want the u.s. to discourage israel against pursuing the ground invasion. we had one analyst saying saudi arabia wants to make sure the u.s. understand ramific of the innovation into gaza. they want to think critically and not support decision that may backfire at u.s. interest and whole region.

jake sullivan is expected to join lloyd austin and blinken at this meeting and sullivan acknowledged the region is on a hair trigger. >> taking every measure necessary to protect our forces, to crease vigilance and work with other countries to keep this conflict that is in israel and gaza from spinning out into regional conflict. risk is real and vigilance is high. protecting civilian lives and confirm reports pushed -- restoration of communication in gaza was critical, aide workers, journalists need to be able to communicate. our administration worked on it and glad to see it restored and president biden held an emergency phone call with israeli prime minister netanyahu urging him to make sure israel

conduct operations in line with the rules of armed conflict. the administration has been trying to publicly convey steadfast, unwaivering support for israel, officials have been less willing to openly acknowledge how much they are telling israel behind closed doors about the perils they are facing and encouraging them to dial things back. >> lawrence: there are reporting the white house is divided on the president's position. one activist is saying this regarding the administration. are we dealing with a warmonger or a peace maker? who are we dealing with? this is referring to the president's fractured relationship with the arab and muslim americans in this country. what is the white house saying in regard to all this back and forth on where the president stands? >> as far as where the president stands, they are clear the

president stands behind israel. we have noticed over the last couple weeks every time they talk about this, there is more and more concern expressed for the plight of palestinian civilians and people in gaza. the administration has been urging israel to make sure every step possible is taken to protect civilian lives. the public csentiment could shit away. we have not seen the administration speak out against protests we've seen on college campuses, horrible rhetoric we've seen propagated online. it takes multiple questions to get them to acknowledge some of what we're seeing is antisemitism. when you ask them, we had this happen last week in a briefing, you ask if what we're seeing play out is antisemitism, they refuse to say that at first.

they say we stand against antisemitism and any form of hate. karine jean-pierre got a lot of blow-back, she pivoted on a question about antisemitism to the administration, concern for the muslim community and did later have to walk that back on twitter temperature gives a picture of the divide in the administration in terms of which parts of their base they want to be talking to. >> brian: they love saying white supremacy is the big problem, they jump on this, this has them confused. thank you. just amazing watching the shots of the active war taking place, how close that is to trey. >> ainsley: he zooms in and he believes they are targeting tunnels using bunker bomber les and looks like the tunnels are

so close to the border. >> lawrence: important to note, a major hospital known for technology, hamas uses as staging area for generals. all the spider web of tunnels -- >> brian: they got that information from captured terrorists on october 7. they said where is your network and they all confirmed there is big headquarter under that hospital. >> ainsley: the two americans, have they talked? i am sure they were questioned. have they talked publicly? >> brian: it is interesting the 85-year-old woman said they were brought to the tunnel and put together 25 together and fully furnished. >> ainsley: when she was exchanged, he looked at the guy returning her with hamas and shook his hand and said shalom. >> brian: we'll see if we can get more of them, high-level

talks in doha right now. 14 after the hour. other thing to keep in mind, how big this war could get and who is behind this. people worry about hezbollah and what enclave in syria and worry about turkey over the weekend, we think we might declare war on israel and go into gaza. think about that for a second, that is a nato ally. >> ainsley: and president of iran has a warning for israel and the united states that we crossed red lines. he said zionist regime crimes have crossed the red line forcing efrp to take action. washington asks us to not do everything, but giving widespread support to israel. >> brian: actses of resistance is the terror groups iran puts together and trains. 500 hamas fighters more trained

in iran and act like they have nothing to do with this operation that launched this chaos. they want this chaos. >> lawrence: it is unbelievable, he is making fun of the president of the united states by saying don't. you are saying don't do this, because of your policy, we will defend ourselves and i don't think he got the message from the president striking a weapons depot and not taking out top generals. >> ainsley: the two of you did a wall walk explaining mistakes joe biden has done and shown weakness. you started with 2021 afghanistan and russia invades ukraine, you talked about the spy balloon and threats to taiwan issue the $6 billion unfrozen in the hostage negotiation and frozen and unfrozen. looks like we never should have given iran that money and unfrozen that money in the first

place. they used it to fund hamas, they are attacking israel using the funds. >> brian: this is message from the white house. listen. >> what is the message to iran? >> don't. >> president biden said just don't. >> exactly. >> we continue to send a strong message to actors in the region, including iran, if you issue thinking about jumping in here and deepening and widening and escalating, don't do it. >> president biden: my message to any state or hostile actor thinking about attacking israel is the same as a week ago, don't, don't, don't. >> what is your message to hezbollah and its backer iran? >> president biden: don't. don't, don't, don't. >> president biden: let me say again to any country, any organization thinking of taking advantage of the situation, i have one word, don't, don't.

>> lawrence: so strong. >> ainsley: uh-huh. two words put together to make a contraction. they do. they do. >> brian: they had two attacks since we hit the weapon depot. we blew up weapons, if you want to be strong and stop the militia attack, we've been in iraq 18 years and know who they are and where to find them, let our guys go get them. >> ainsley: imagine being trapped in israel, trying to get a flight out. people want to be safe, they get on a plane and leave tel aviv and head to ush radio. they get on russia soil, then get into the people attack them on the airplane and inside the airport people are rioting. look at this, two people

critically wounded, these are pro-palestinian supporters that are mad israelis landed on their turf. >> lawrence: they could not get into the plane, they are trying to pry open the door and searching within the propeller to see if israelis or jews are inside of there. look at the chant says they are saying there. unbelievable. >> brian: the governor did condemn these attacks and said you are attacking women and children. the chant, we know what it means, 60 got arrested. think in this era of high security at all the airports, do you believe they are storming through gates. you know how many people would be shot by tsa, if they did this? >> ainsley: cornell university

jewish center, police had to be on the scene because they received heinous threats to jewish students at the university, posted online, glory to hamas and calling for slitting throats much jewish students. the president of the university contacted the fbi and a professor found the hamas attack exhilarating and energizing and now taking a leave of absence. >> lawrence: that was cornell university, they have not fired that professor. university of santa barbara, posted a photo of a bulldozer plowing the border fence like in israel. and professor at vanderbilt, referring to hamas that

university of california davis, there is professor that threatened jewish journalists saying they have houses with addresses and kids in the school they should fear us more. this is happening all over the country. >> brian: look at this clown giving this speak. this prompted all this in gaza. here is an example of some of the horrific terms out there and screen shotted and relayed. if you see a jewish person on campus, follow them home and slit their throats. rats need to be eshg eliminated from cornell. jewish people need to -- >> ainsley: look who posted it, posted by jew evil. and beating people with flag poles that were breaking. in austin, texas, we know austin is super liberal, yesterday they

had hundreds filling congress avenue marching at the capitol in support of hamas and brooklyn bridge overtaken yesterday by 7000 palestinian protesters and calling for elimination of any jewish state by any means. >> lawrence: i've been interviewing students and doing live broadcasts and people asking why. this is why. colleges are spinning out of control. polling out there saying kids do not know what the holocaust is. they have not been taught this. >> brian: hamas is blocking visitors of gaza from moving south. they target civilians and they allow civilians to be targeted and prevent them from leaving. >> ainsley: wechat. 22 past the hour. coming up on the fox news

channel, we will be following that event at fordham law school. >> brian: and hosting the saudi defense minister at the white house, we'll monitor that. >> lawrence: and sam bankman-fried will be back in a manhattan courtroom at 8:30 a.m. >> brian: testifies again. >> lawrence: we will bring live coverage on the fox news channel. >> ainsley: coming up 2024 presidential hopeful vivek ramaswamy will join us live. >> brian: and idf confirms 239 people have been taken hostage, former negotiator tells us the next move to get them back. but i wonder if you just take a few seconds to pray with me real quick. in the name of the father and son, holy spirit. amen. lord jesus, come to us now. help us to surrender ourselves completely to you. help us to listen to your voice.

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>> brian: live look at gaza, israel is ramping up strike in second stage of the war against hamas. israeli officials met with qatari negotiators this weekend. retired navy seal commander, hostage negotiator joins us now.

knowing they house hamas, can they be depended on? >> this goes back a number of years, qatar is switzerland in the middle east. gone to qatar and gone back 20 years. the bergdahl release was done in qatar. you can't always pick your partners and qatar is playing that critical role. >> brian: they get hostages from thailand and russia and reports are they never expected the israeli response to be so slow and may be overwhelmed with their responsibility in their own terroristic way. >> we know how put out a bounty,

for every hostage grabbed $10,000 and an apartment. the number keepings going up and 35 plus countries have hostages held. there are 35 plus delegations trying to negotiate a settlement putting pressure on israel to slow roll this. it complicates everything for the israeli defense forces. >> brian: they waited a few weeks to go in, they are in to a small degree. do you sign off on this inkrechl kremlinal approach? >> they have no choice, they have to assume hostage are being held all over. their priority is to get every

israeli hostage back. 90% of people held are jewish. their goal is to get them back and they have to proceed cautiously. >> brian: it will be very interesting. they are not telling us everything, i'm fine with that, do what you have to do to get it done. thank you, appreciate it. don't move, 2024 presidential candidate vivek ramaswamy joins us. first say goodbye to a friend, millions mourning loss of matthew perry, still ahead we talk to a social worker who says he'll be remembered as much for work helping addicts as his iconic role on tv. >> the thing about me, bar none, somebody comes up to me and says, i can't stop drinking, can you help me? i can say yes and follow-up and do it.

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>> brian: big day in news, coming up right now crews covering the trial for accused crypto crook sam bankman-fried. go back to manhattan courtroom in a couple minutes. today 12:30 the pro-palestinian protest at fordham. and biden officials are host the saudi defense minister at the white house. live coverage on fox news. >> ainsley: hollywood is mourning the loss of matthew per perry. last year perry said he would like to be remembered for helping other addicts on the journey to recovery.

>> best thing about me bar none, somebody comes up to me and says, i cannot stop drinking, can you help me? i can say yes, follow-up and do it. when i die, i don't want "froon friends to be first thing mentioned, i want that to be the first thing. >> good morning, thanks for coming in. >> good morning, thanks for having me. >> you work with patients everyday, what do you think was going on here? >> never know for sure, tremendous part of addiction is relapse. it is a perpetual battle. >> ainsley: what are chances something like that did happen? autopsy report was inconclusive. our heart breaks for him, so

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>> because there is not. >> we need to commit ourselves to ensure that good defeats evil. >> when i'm back in the white house, united states will stand

with israel all the way. >> if israel wants to destroy ramaswamy, israel should destroy hamas. >> ainsley: gop candidate including our next guest making our message clear when it comes to supporti israel. >> brian: i was watching the speeches when mike pence dropped out. here is vivek ramaswamy. i want to get to mike pence, but start with the news of the day. i'm stunned seeing protest in tulane and columbia and cornell, you are freshest out of college, 15 years ago. was this the mission you heard on campus? >> this is a big part of what i exposed in woke inc., it is dent gragz of culture, antisemitism is self-loathing culture that universities have propagated.

when i was on campus, no, it was not this bad, but it was direction things were going. when you have young people, you tell them to go to ben and jerry's and order ice cream with antisemitism sprinkles on top, that is what they spew back out. they are lost for purpose and meaning. i don't think the right direction is censorship, but leadership. fill that vacuum of purpose and meaning thachl is missing amongst young americans and that is my job to do this. >> ainsley: when you see images, you have been on our show a number of times telling us what is happening at ivy leave universities and heard pete hegseth talk about it. you see 7000 people spewing pro-hamas message on the brooklyn bridge yesterday and

you get a visual this is happening. we've been told it is upon haing, you don't believe it at this level. when you see the images and hear what they are saying, at cornell, they're posting online calling to slit the throats of jewish students. it is evil and hateful. >> well, and look at un secretary general comment drawing false equivalence. it reinforces the same norm. as disgusting as that is, there is something deeper here. history teaches us that antisemitism is a symptom of deeper void in a culture. as leaders, it is our job to take a step back and say young people in this country are lost and starved for direction, starved for things they used to

mi miss, faith, patriotism and now antisemitism fills that void, symptom of deeper cancer and that melts away toxic poison in response. >> lawrence: i saw your comments at jewish coalition summit and gave this description like the red wedding from game of thrones. you talked about destroying hamas, but you said driveway hamas is not its own viable or co coherent strategy. what do you mean by that? >> yep, i draw clear distinction. israel has a right to self-defense and should defend itself without answering to u.s. or europe or un or anybodiel. i worry if we go beyond eight to israel and get involved in this war then we have to ask

questions that demand specific questions that i don't think is in the u.s. interest or israel interest. israel is our most important ally but they get to make their own decisions. if we get involved, i have concern about prolonged war in gaza and my message is clear give ultimatum to iran, you stay out, then we stay out and i look after making sure our americans are brought out of harm's way. >> brian: they support hezbollah and hamas and jihad, they are in. they win either way. >> idf should be unconstrained, and i think the idf can get a targeted job done and i believe that will happen. >> brian: i was stunned when vice president mike pence dropped out, your reaction to

that and the thought of you not going to the debate, can you answer both? >> i can. with a thin field, i will show up at the next debate, my thing was a lot of people on the stage is not useful. i respect mike pence and wish him well. it is good for this field to thin and offer voters a clear choice. mike pence, nikki haley, tim scott, chris christie, they are all traditional bush era conservative and voters deserve that choice, but not four of them, one is good for that lane. there is divide in the gop between neoconservative world view and future of america first conservatism. voters deserve that choice, good thing to be given that choice. honorable choice mike pence made. >> lawrence: some argue they have america first camp, donald

trump, the person who invented the term. >> well, i push back on that, reagan used america first and first first is -- i do believe i have fresh legs. we are seeing this, you as fellow young person can know this, too, reaching young americans at scale nobody in the gop has and i think it will take a leader from the next generation to reach the new generation and reunite this country. take america first generation along and i'm the outsider and it will take an outsider to do that and that is what i'm bringing to the table. >> brian: you just called ainsley and i old. >> experienced. >> ainsley: i still feel young, though. >> brian: fox weather alert.

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>> lawrence: the "new york post" is reporting bill air george soros has given more than $15 million to the group organizing anti-israel protests. we are live from the brooklyn bridge. protestors shut it down over the weekend. >> the bridge was closed down by thousands of anti-israeli protestors this weekend. it was the latest in a string of protests that we've seen since the hamas attack funded by left wing powerhouses. george sore -- they've bankrolled $15 million groups including one that posted this on october 7th saying no cage goes unchallenged. in direct response to the hamas terrorist attack. the "new york post" analysis

shows that one of the largest left wing dark money networks has reportedly also funneled more than $10 million to anti-israeli causes since 2018. some of those groups have been designated terror organizations. fox has been in contact with the advisors and we're awaiting a response. protestors called on the u.s. to stop aid to israel at the same time those same groups are having many questions about where their funding comes from. send it back to you. >> brian: just the beginning of the investigation. >> ainsley: today at 10:00 a.m. eastern time a trial will begin in colorado to determine if former president trump should be disqualified from the state's ballot. >> lawrence: biden administration is hosting the saudi defense minister at the white house. >> brian: and they'll play the world series. >> dana: a key arab ally is expected at the white hous