>> harris: combat troops engage troops into northern and central gaza, second phase of ground operation now. prime minister netanyahu is set to give a briefing on this stage of the war 1 p.m. eastern. watch for that. israeli troops advance and new video showing changing nature of the battlefield. idf raising the israeli flag in gaza. this is "outnumbered," i'm harris faulkner. my co-host emily compagno, fox news contributor lisa boothe and morgan ortagus and former georgia congressman colonel and u.s. air force reserve and host of doug collins podcast, doug collins himself. we begin with trey yingst live in israel. trey. >> trey: harris, good afternoon, lot of activity here along the

southern front. i want my cameraman to zoom in. israelis are launching flares and lighting up the gaza skyline, in part to illuminate the area where there are ground forces working at this hour and to, matargets that you can hear overhead. i want to discuss the situation inside gaza as forces are operating. there are 239 hostages held by hamas and fox news learning high ranking official in coordination with the united states visited doha on 19d to meet with -- to meet with negotiators. here is what it was like earlier today as israeli forces were operating behind us. israelis are marking target on

northeastern side of the gaza strip and you can hear the artillery, there is very active front and israelis push deeper into gaza, they anticipate more resistance and strikes against different position. working on western and eastern side of gaza trying to encircle gaza city. we know earlier today spokesman for the israeli military spoke about the situation saying this. >> over the past day, we have expanding ground activity with forces entering the gaza strip. through integrates strike of ground forces and iaf, dozens were -- explain and provide an example. we are conducting expanding

ground operations in the gaza strip. >> trey: i'm going to show you the scene behind me, it is very active with jets overhead. israelis clearly marking a position here just over the gaza border. in the distance off camera, i just saw an airstrike and likely what you will see in the coming minutes here, they are picking targeted in gaza trying to determine what needs to be hit. israelis have been engaged by hamas militants, military wing, rpg's small arms and ieds to engage inside gaza. palestinian civilians who heeded warnings have started to stay in the south, but there are still many people in northern part of the strip complicating israeli efforts because they are fighting a bloody urban battle, battle within a civilian population. >> harris: you and i talked last

hour about what people are facing when they leave north to the south. can you mention a bit of that so the "outnumbered" audience can hear you, as well? >> trey: absolutely. the situation for palestinians inside gaza is dire. life in gaza was difficult before the war started, strip of land 25 miles long controlled by hamas, a group we understand was hoarding resources and fuel and food for themselves to launch a brutal assault on southern israel and slaughter innocent civilians and neglecting the population they control. the population is facing dirty water for people to drink, limited food, lack of medicine and support and the arab world is not trying to push supplies to gaza to help the palestinian civilians.

it is critical the rafah border stay open for aid and allow foreign citizens to come out. >> harris: that explains why we were getting reports six day after hamas terrorists killed civilians, just six days later the palestinian people were in trouble without food and water and the people were not taken care of before, it did not take much. there were no force on the ground and fighting had not been planned. they were running short on resources, that reporting is helpful. thank you. i want to show you new video released from the idf giving closer look at the tunnel system running through the gaza city to transport weaponry and where thought to be holding the 239

hostages, bring in brett velicovich, drone expert, former army special operation soldier. so good to have you on "outnumbered" today. talk to us about tunnels and what the living is like down there for the hostages, what it would be like if they are there. >> it's extremely difficult scenario and israelis look at sending elite forces, as they should. these are difficult fighting tunnels, they are like cities under there. hamas terrorist group smuggle men, money and material, cars, weapons other equipment, oxygen and gas is pumped into them. they are cities and they are creating tunnels under civilian locations, under hospitals and schools. someone like myself from special operation community, it is not the answer to send in small elite troops. the real answer is to flood

them, they should be horizontally drilling from the mediterranean sea from the surface of the gaza border and flood these. water makes it so they can't operate inside them. it is bold, but we need to help with intelligence is surveillance from the air to root out terrorist groups operating from the tunnel. >> harris: that bit of information sounds why they would take our people and other country people as hostages in the tunnels. they know you can drill on horizontal wall and flood the tunnel and would be operationally what they would probably do. that is helpful, brett. this is the most difficult part, the number has gone up to 300, you can't trust terrorists. how is it they can do these short-lived ground raids and get

reconnaissance? who would they be calking to at that point? the idf? >> they are talking to in intelligence assets, more than likely western ariel assets and especially now hamas is holding american hostages, i think when israeli commit forces, it will be from waves. israel will not go in with all forces at once, they will go block by block, methodical and precise to root out hamas. i'm in tel aviv israel and intense feeling in the air. reservers have been called up, people in the street, you are feeling there is going to be long, protracted ground invasion and battle that will last months. until you are here, you don't understand why it is necessary to expunge hamas and there will be collateral damage because

hamas uses civilians and civilian locations like hospitals and schools. they are not against palestinians, they are against hamas. israel has been living this daily. you can see it is a norm 58 day and it erupted in fear and violence. israeli shouldn't have to be in constant fear of terrorism. >> harris: i think what we would do if this was along our border? we didn't secure the one in the south. pray about that situation. brett velicovich, thank you issue good to see you. doug, i saw you nodding several times, what was brett saying that was resonating. you served sxn, that was resonating with you in terms of

strategy. >> doug: slow and methodical. reserves had to be trained up, they are different from our reserve sources. that methodical process is why they didn't go in immediately. they are taking it slowly and making sure they go through it. interesting point is not necessarily what is going on in gaza, which is happening there with hamas. what will happen with iran and iran-backed groups. they said they will do a proportionally response. if they come across that border, it will go from gaza to there and gaza will be maintained while you have to face off that. >> harris: and iran would have control over that situation, they know that hezbollah has up to 150,000 rockets, they can hit

that city, jerusalem, wherever they want and in the nation of israel. my question, though, where is saudi arabia? why is jordan? why is qatar? for that matter, any arab nation nearby that want relations with us and we want relations with them, egypt, egypt kicked palestinians out already, we sort of know where they are, but they are sending aid. why don't they take care of their people? >> we saw this for a decade in the syrian war. we had millions of syrians that were injured and displaced and killed by assad. it is interesting to see world-wide protest for the palestinians. i want to know where the people were for a decade of syrian war. >> harris: i want to know where they are now. >> morgan: there is something going on.

the crown prince was trying to get recognition entering the abraham accord or something bigger. he has not dismissed that. there is reality of this situation on the ground. all indication saudi will move forward and reported some missiles the houthis in yemen were shot down from saudi arabia. thatten moos essentially saudi was protecting israel and the woman who grilled the former hamas leader, owned by saudi the way that qatar owns al jazeera. we are seeing saudi is leading and saying we're not happy with hamas, not seeing protest in saudi arabia you are seeing in the arab world. >> harris: talk about protesting saudi arabia. that is really interesting. that is important to note, look

at what saudi is doing is not happening, like qatar where the sanction money is frozen temporarily and the former leader of hamas you just mentioned is parked there at the office for hamas because they need good communication. lisa. >> lisa: i look at this, israel doesn't just have a right to fight, they have a right to -- hamas. that is ekquivalent to 48,000 americans in one day. the response is maddening, joe biden is slow walking ground invasion telling them to aid their enemy and knowing the money is going to hamas. they have a military budget, peep elt still talking about a two-state solution and ceasefire when you have hamas terrorists cut a pregnant woman's baby out,

stab the baby and shoot the woman in the head and you are talking about reserved response from israel. israel has every right to destroy hamas and they should do that. if they don't, what will the response be then? how will hezbollah and other groups read it? how will iran read? >> harris: iran backs them, they will do what iran tells them. emily. >> emily: trey mentioned warnings and israeli leaders are warning this could be a long war and undercurrent of efrg y everything you are saying, this will last a long time. proxies launched at u.s. forces in syria and it crashed without injury, this is a marathon not a sprint. the u.s. will support humanitarian pause in fighting

to free hostages and the hamas leader said he would release hostages if israel would release palestinian hostages. this is psychological terror, nothing is on the table. the massive overlay to me is dishonesty emanating from hamas and actual toxicity that plagues this situation. we analyze there is no truth really to be analyzing other than knowing that the enemy has a language of lies only. moving on to this now, anti-israeli sentiment, chilling footage shows the region being stormed by an angry and hateful mob. some carrying banners with antisemitism slogans, rushing to the tarmac and searching for a flight of jews and israelis that landed from tel aviv.

[screaming] [chanting] >> emily: horrifying footage. a small number of jews and israelis were left isolated by the enraged mob. one group tried to break into a secure staff area of the airport. when they finally got inside, you can see a terrified woman wave her hands telling the angry mob, there are no israelis here and just like that, they moved on. what if there was israelis in there? outside they continued their search, trying to flip a security car on the airport tarmac. jerusalem post said one rioter could be heard saying, we are

here for the jews, we came to kill them with knives and shoot at them. it is difficult to say those words let alone imagine the fear and terror of the jews in that situation. this is unacceptable. >> are you okay? >> it's really hard to be a jewish parent right now. >> harris: i'm sorry. >> i thought about you this weekend when i saw you, your husband is jewish. when hitler was going after the nazis, they didn't care if your kids were half jewish. they would go after my daughter and yours as quickly as they would mine. and it's just terrifying to be a jewish parent right now. >> harris: wow. >> i'm sorry. >> harris: i think about those i love from the jewish faith everyday and in my prayers and my biggest prayer is we don't

become blind to what is unfolding before our eyes. we have not seen the hunting of jews and i looked at a transcript, it is hunt them and what emily said and they were proudly screaming it and i think about the one arab woman, what if there had been israelis in there, what if there were and she helped, i have all the hope in the world it will not be everybody against the jews again. >> morgan: i know this time clearly who would hide us and who would watch go by. i'm a reservist, i apologize, everybody, i'm a little tired, you know, doug, i just, you're such a person of faith and appreciate what you do in the reserves, as well. one thing i thought, i will teach her to fight, i'm wearing

my star of david, i'm not taking it off, i will not hide. that is what i will teach my daughter. i look at college campuses and here in new york city, kids not much older than her had to barricade themselves in the library. this is in america. i said to a friend, we are not protected or immune in america. we at our temple and i'm sure many churches, have had security for a long time. we've cancelled some eventing. only thing i can tell to everybody watching, this is why and lisa said it in the last segment, why we have to fight them. i refuse not to wear jewish symbol and refuse to hide our identity and who we are, i will not do that in america and around the world jews are forced to do that.

thank you. >> lisa: this is why israel has to exist. look at what these people want to do to jews around the world. they said we are here for the jews, came to kill them with xief knives and shoot them. they support terrorism and support destruction and death of jews, we have to be honest about this conversation. you have those pushing hamas propaganda. defending palestinians when you look at 2021, majority of palestinians supported hamas, that is their government. part of what is healthy in this and part of what we have to do in the media is be honest about all of this. tell the truth, call out what is evil and this is evil. what is happening in america, we can't blanket over and talk about the plight of what is happening in gaza. talk about plight of 1400

israelis ekquivalent to 40,000. >> if you are equivocating right now, we talk about and never forget, bull. we have whole group of americans that are forgetting, forgetting why israel exist and what happened to the jewish people and seeing it here. this is not a movie, what happened in the library was not a depiction, it was real. what bothers me, thugs of hamas, who rape, pillaged and plunder. we respond by hitting a warehouse issue biden step up and make sure this is not goinga all over the world. >> emily: i think as everyone is watching the question is what

can everyone do. call your congress person. let them know in stark contrast to relationship jayapaul. call them and tell them what you want them and how you want them to representative. condemning this was australia, czec czech republic and croatia and croatia or czech republic said we should leave the un, this is unacceptable the un wants to support ceasefire and not condemning it for the hateful attacks. when we stand quiet and do not stand with the jewish people then this is what will happen. some day we'll be left with the world saying never forget instead of it stops here. >> harris: definitely. i would just add this, it will be the jews today and the rest

of us tomorrow. we know that, when mishall, put out that all call three fridays ago and said get in the street and protest, we know what he meant, that was for jews and christians and soft arabs, ones who might help others or not shoot others. we are all in play here and we cannot remain silent and i won't. >> emily: we have been discussing antisemitism, exploded in this country. it is happening here on our campuses. the fbi is investigating vile death threats at cornell university in just one anti-israel protest. i was a bit nervous at first but then i figured it's just walking, right?

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>> emily: we are seeing a huge

and horrible surge in antisemitism attacks across the united states. antidefamation league is condemning the rise in antiand critics say the administration is not doing enough. mike. >> good afternoon, republican front-runner trump says if elected he will target antisemitism. >> i will protect our jewish citizens from mine iac lunatic radical left thugs, crimes of violence against jews will be prosecuted to fullest extent of the law. >> writing, we must denounce

antisemitism and denounce islamaphobia. you belong, you are all the america. critics say putting the two together is downplaying threat of antisemitism and making american jews less safe. >> we don't need to remind ourselves about the difference between good and evil, commit ourselves to ensure good defeats evil. that means fighting antisemitism in congress and on college campuses. >> senator tim scott is running for president and is a current office holder on capitol hill note progressive won't even call out terrorism. >> 15 radical democrats voted against condemning the hamas attacks or simply -- it is hard. to believe that. one of them, ilhan omar,

literally claimed that the jewish people had hypnotized the world. how ridiculous is that? >> it is worth noting during the black lives matter protest in 2020, when people say all lives matter, many criticized that for being racist, now some combine antisemitism with islamaphobia. >> emily: tensions at colleges and universities, one anti-israel protest turned v violent at tulane university. we are looking at, you just saw masked protester use palestinian flag as a weapon against a

jewish student, others began throwing punches at reporters and subsequent arrests, calling hamas october 7 terror attack a military operation. in open letter about recent student protest they write military operation and state violence did not begin and represented military response by people who endured state violence from occupying power over many years. at cornell, fbi investigating multiple threat made against the school's jewish community. yesterday online messages surfaced including threats to shoot jewish students at the building and encouraging others to harm jews. we fold this into larger

conversation about the hideous current state of the load this is nothing short of propaganda and codeified hate that we are made to accept and is having a real effect, violent effect on jews across the world. >> lisa: israel was forced to show 43 minutes of raw footage of the terror attack, the torture, slaughter of their people to 200 members of foreign press because media was inclined, not here at fox, media was pushing antisemitism propaganda. you wonder how we got to this point. give insight what was happening with cornell and targeting of the center of jewish living, people were posting, slit th

throats, rats need to be eshg eliminated from cornell. can you imagine? and teachers and professors doing it to who is protecting you. i will say i'm proud of desantis for disbanding some of the groups in florida. the students should be allowed to feel safe and they do not. >> emily: this is the state of 2023 american jews. morgan. >> morgan: we knew antisemitism was around, not like it has gone away, it has been increasing in the united states and around the world. i think when we look specifically at what is happening on college campuses and i've said this before on this show, there is institutional rot. there is institutional rot in the campuses and why i will never be for free college for everybody, join the military.

i think we have seen it for a long time and you are seeing eyes opened and so many ceos and people here on wall street saying we will not hire people doing this. i hate that people's eyes have been opened this way, but i think it is exposing the type of rot that exists at universities and kids are going to school to get in debt for a degree that will not even help them. go to school to be a welder, work in a shipyard and don't get your mind ruined at universities. >> emily: we asked karine jean-pierre will the president condemn this, will you condemn this? there is always inclusion of islamaphobia. when black lives matter movement began, when people said all lives matter, that was demonized

as racist. this is the moment now. we have a president with every sentence that touches on innocent includes islamaphobia, when there are active call to ecterminate a people. >> harris: i think biden falls in the left that has difficulty recognizing a victim. just remember what he's done and who he's done it on behalf of. when he talks about black people, we are monolithic. this is if we don't do what he thinks we should do, we can't be part of the club he's in known as the democrats, you are not really black, that sort of thing. it doesn't shock me that he can't figure out which ones the

victims are. it does shock me he is telling us during an election year he doesn't know the difference. this is like inviting the kkk, along with ropes and robes. that is initially what i think is they are coming for the people who aren't like them, and it is a tiktok before it is not antisemitism, it is antieverybody else not willing to die for the cause of what they are dying for. i do not believe any faith wants us to kill, their version of it. >> emily: can you imagine any other group huddled, seeking protection to save them from a mob chanting death threats what this administration would do and what headlines it would occupy? we are essentially subjected to

quiet and surmount and combat misinformation about it. it is not loud enough or important enough to cover. >> doug: college campuses were setting up safe zoeps for people who did not like the former president. it doesn't surprise me this administration came out with antisemitic language. i saw in congress, one point democrats were trying to bring resolution against one member, it was antisemitic. i was on with the rules waiting for six hours to add islama phobia, asia, everything else. this antisemitic behavior is condoned among their body and they won't do anything about it. >> emily: speaker johnson said he will try to parse that out

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>> harris: breaking news, the israeli defense force is reporting it rescued a soldier during ground operation in gaza strip. this is phase two. they are on the ground. they have assets on the ground and reconnaissance information, they can put pressure or maybe more of carrot on a stick to the people living among hamas terrorists. soldier abducted on october 7,

they provided us with a government photo. we'll try to get that up. female colonel was released during ground operation after she was kidnapped by hamas. she is said to be in good condition and already met with her family. the idf is working with the like the shinbet, fbi in israel, making every effort to bring about the release of hostages. this is critical, time delay doug collins has been talking about this hour with us and how you can give them time to work sources on the ground and go in where those people are and they don't give detail about where they rescued her from among the idf. they are doing it, going in and using time in the northern part of gaza to find hostages. that is a blessing. we'll report as it happens.

president biden is dealing with spiralling war threats overseas and political problems at home ahead of the 2024 election. new axios report calling this biden's 1979 moment. it reads three destabilizing overseas cries took part during biden presidency issue inflation, invasion of ukraine by russia and the situation in the middle east. new gallup poll shows president biden approval rating sliching to 75% among democrats in october, down 11 points since september. what do you make of this? >> doug: this is not something we want leading us, there was

discussion about the caucus, saying joe biden will lose muslim support in michigan. what she said was the muslim vote in michigan would side with terrorists of hamas than the current president. don't play game of words, they are saying progressive caucus chair is saying give in more to gaza and hamas because that is where your voters lead you. he's in bad shape and it started in afghanistan and this is not new for this president and he is not doing it. >> harris: and suddenly you get someone people are going to have to google, dean phillips running against the president, timing is interesting. >> lisa: it is interesting and destabilizing events are joe biden's making through weakness and bad actors taking advantage of it.

you see why they are trying to put donald trump in jail because of joe biden's weakness, they want him to be tied up in court and spending money trying to stay out of jail to preserve joe biden's presidency. how that plays out, i don't know, there are different dynamic at play. >> morgan: i think lisa hit the nail on the head, these are not problems joe biden inherited, these are problems of his making. he inherited strong border and decided to get rid of border policy because the orange man is bad, right? look at middle east, inherit abraham accord, first in 26 years, what did he inher wit russia and ukraine? russia did not invade on our watch. go around the world, these are crisis of joe biden's making of his own, he caused these. >> harris: we'll be right back. the chase ink business premier card is made for people like sam, who make-

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>> we'll take a spin on the touch screen with rob spalding from the united states air force on what limited ground invasion in gaza will look like and peter

doocy joining us as saudi is joining the president at the white house. >> tributes pouring in for matthew perry, best known as chandler from "friends.anytimes he was only 54. an autopsy and complete, medical examiner is waiting for a toxicology report before determining cause of death. perry released memoir detailing long battle with alcohol and drug addiction issue admitting he spend 9 million trying to get sober.

he wanted to be remembered for helping others overcome that same struggle. you are a big "friends" fan. >> morgan: i watch it almost everyday. i did love what he had to say about what he wanted to be remembered for, he had this amazing platform because of "friends" and it doesn't matter if you are fame or working an hourly job, alcoholism and drug addiction knows no socio economic status, no color, it can go for anybody, in his sad death, that is what we can remember and focus on, help people who are fighting this disease. >> and particularly opened 0e7d crisis in america. he was prescribed this by doctors after an accident and

struggled with it his life. 9 million spent trying to get sober. he watched the season finale in college, 52.5 million watched it. very sad. >> harris: first white house dinner i ever attend happened he was there and took a photo with me. just such a kind soul and struggling then, 2013. early report, they did not find drugs or usage of that kind when they went through his home, however, a number of prescription drugs they did find, so toxicologist will go through that. i pray he is in a good place and laughing the way he often left us laughing. >> emily: i noticed how many

people put forth statements saying his book inspired them and i felt that was if true, a beautiful legacy for someone who had so many struggles. >> i agree, that is what he wanted to be known for. i hope the first thing is not "friends", he wanted it to be the people he helped. i knew him from "the west wing," he had a large portfolio of ability. for those watching today, people now relate to tv shows as if real life to them. if you are struggling today and matthew perry meant something to you, he said get help, that is best message we can give today, if you are struggling with this, find help. >> lisa: you have to respect his openness and honesty about it. >> emily: mourning his death and the death of caesar deleon,

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