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>> harris: the fbi director issued a stark new warning about the elevated threat of terror attack against the united states. israel's war against hamas terrorists is raging on. and so much is happening as a result in even this country. during congressional testimony, wray revealed palestinian terror groups attack that saw 1400 israelis murdered, slaughtered, raped, tortured could be seen as inspiration for lone wolf copycat attacks right here in the usa this is "outnumbered," i'm harris faulkner. here with my co-host, kayleigh mcenany and emily compagno. "fox and friends first" co-host carley shimkus and fox contributor dr. marc siegel. here is the fbi director's warning. >> the reality is that the

terrorism threat has been elevated throughout 2023 but the ongoing war in middle east raised threat of attack against americans in the united states to a whole other level. since the horrific terrorist attacks committed by hamas against innocent people in israel, we've been working around the clock to support partners there and to protect americans here at home. we assess that the actions of hamas will serve as inspiration the likes of which we haven't seen since isis launched caliphate several years ago. in past few weeks, multiple terrorist organizations called for attacks against americans in the west. al qaeda issued specific call to attack the united states in the last five years. isis urged its followers to

target jewish communities in the united states and europe. hezbollah publicly expressed support for hamas and threatened to attack u.s. interest in the middle east. and we've seen increase in attack on u.s. military bases overseas carried out by militia groups backed by iran. >> harris: we learned last hour that the first time iraq troops have been hit our men and women in the field was 900 days before the recent attacks. 25 attacks on our men and women in the field in the middle east. that is what they are worried about. they are deployed and fighting this. what will it be like here with an open border? welcome, everybody. dr. marc siegel, your reaction? >> dr. siegel: what will it be

like with an open border? fbi director did not mention people coming across the southern border and what will stop hamas rearing its head again, isis? after 9/11 issue president bush said we have to get terrorists over there before we come over here and two wars started, a lot of people were critical of the president. that is being looing good, we established presence in the middle east for which we can root out terrorists. we have no control whatsoever. now on our soil, united nations refusing to condemn hamas attack, not just targeting jews, targeting military and running amuck and that will lead to attacks here in the u.s. >> harris: it is interesting, 139 of the 193 un nations and carley is nodding with me, sided with the pro-palestinian, the

united states does not recognize palestine as a nation state. >> carley: yeah, and the united states did not vote to support that and i believe just 13 other countries, some small, some major countries like uk abstained on that. the un is a whole other issue entirely and people are calling to defund the un, i don't like funding of many things, i do not see a purpose of the united nations anymore. what christopher wray just said and he said it in a matter of fact way, some may have miss the gravity, just to quote, we assess actions of hamas and allies will serve as inspiration the likes of which we have not seen since isis launched caliphate several years ago. brings us back to withdrawal

from afghanistan and having a smaller military presence in the region. now we have to use this in heightened terrorist situation when it would be beneficial to have people on the ground collecting intel. the other thing, what the pentagon announced, cutting back on special operations, green berets because they were transitioning from focusing on middle east to china. this situation is at play, maybe they'll change their minds, i hope they do. >> harris: i got to tell you, kayleigh, if the president gets his hand on other part of the world like with china and middle east and afghanistan and russia and ukraine, if he starts a minor incursion over there, we're going to be in a bigger world of hurt and as carley is pointing out, do we have the kind of apparatus, the ilmarry that can do these things and keep threats at bay at home? >> kaylee: no, we don't have will dming from commander-in-chief.

what scary times. we remember post-9/11 world and you worried about a lone wolf attack and saw it play out for years and isis came about and then about 2016, president trump comes in and what happens? isis decimated. he took out guy named al-bhadadi. and they lost their territory. isis holding territory trying to wage attack on the united states. you heard wray say iran proxies pose threat to the united states. when we were not giving them 6 million, their proxies were not popping off. i hope in addition to -- speaker johnson said there will be vote on bill to reinforce iran sanctions and what a difference that would make. that vote could take place this

week. >> harris: allowing them to sell munition, including killer drones to anybody and more specificity coming from gaza, they are reaching cities and so would that be part of what iran was able to put back on the market? your dynamic interview with brand new speaker is coming up, tell us more about this. emily, fbi director christopher wray, dr. marc siegel, you had not heard him talk about possibility that hamas and other terrorists could exploit and call out their supporters to conduct attacks on our own soil. let's watch a little from wray and go to emily. >> in the united states, our immediate concern is violent extremists, individuals or small groups draw inspiration from events in middle east to carry out attack against americans going about their daily lives, that includes home-grown violent

extremist by foreign terrorist organization and targeting jewish or muslim communities on top of home-grown violent extremist threat, we cannot and do not discount that hamas may exploit current conflict and conduct attacks here on our own soil. >> emily: that is one takeaway every american should be focusing on right now, the whole point of this conversation at this moment, director of the fbi most immediate concern is that violent extremists, individuals or small groups will draw inspiration from the atrocity and violence to carry out attack on americans going about their daily lives. that is their immediate concern. it is not climate change. it's not homegrown extremist

ranting and raving about catholic churches. it is not parents, it is threat of what is going on in middle east bleeding over into here. i think it bears worth repeating that as he pointed out we have seen these types of attempts, there was individual arrested last week studying how to build bombs, he posted support for killing jews. there was tragic killing of six-year-old muslim boy and he repeated himself today and said we cannot and do not discount hamas or other terrorist organization may conduct attacks on current soil and said violent extremists, terrorists and hamas itself coming over probably southern border, worst thing we can do is pretend this is limited conflict or listen to elected leaders who say it contained geo graphically when you heard it first on testimony in capitol hill that our fbi is

most worried about most concerned about safety of americans. if you see something, say something. and you need to put a stop to anything fo menting because words matter, especially online that garner support for people building bombs in their basements. >> harris: i have 100 professors i want you to call and say that to. they are on the campus of yale and need to hear what we're talking about today. >> marc: and cornell. >> harris: most expensive campuses in america. >> dr. siegel: jews are not allowed to eat together at cornell. they have their finger on terrorist groups. >> harris: let's get to breaking news, trey yingst in southern israel now. trey, take it away. >> trey: yeah, guys good afternoon, fox news learned that two israeli soldiers were killed today inside gaza during battles

with hamas militants. two other israeli soldiers were wounded. we've been unable to report it, military needed to inform the families of the two soldiers. we have the names, staff sergeant roy wolf, 20-year-old and staff sergeant, a 20-year-old. both were in the givati brigade engaged by hamas militants and killed in that battle. two other soldiers were injured. today has been a difficult day as they push deeper into the gaza strip. we could see as they were operating just outside of a tank and armored d-9 bulldozer, israelis are being ambushed by jihad fighters inside. we've seen video published by hamas showing ambushes, incredibly difficult environment for israelis to be operating in,

they are pushing forward and facing resistance by fighters inside gaza. there have been a number of gun battles taking place and israelis say they will continue these operations. one piece of good news,a midthis horrific story yesterday when israelis were able to rescue a soldier issue private taken to gaza by hamas on october 7 and rescued as part of operation conducted by the israeli army and intelligence shinbet. she is now reunited with her family in southern israel. fox news has learned two israeli soldiers were killed today in battles behind me in the gaza strip. back to you. >> harris: trey, this is something that we were warned about, how hard this fight was going to be and would be like hard fighting days the united states faced in fallujah, able to get some civilians out of the

way to take on 3000 of the enemy. numbers are much bigger now, more people to move and you see more hamas than you did the enemy in fallujah. how much is hand to hand combat already? you are saying outside the tanks and bulldozers. >> trey: yeah, great question, two million palestinian civilians inside gaza. majority moved south and many in gaza city and area israelis looking to cut off. without getting too into details, i met with israel defense minister in tel aviv and talked about this issue. i will say israelis understand there will be a price to pay in this operation, but they are determined to defeat hamas and pay that price because of the massacre that took place on october 7 and understand intense conditions they will face and trying to draw on lessons of the united states from places like

fallujah or went into mosul and defeated isis. up against tunnel and urban environments. they will face rpg's produced inside gaza. it is part of the reason they are preparing israelis for weeks and months of fighting. >> harris: citizens and israeli all serve and some ages are very young, reminiscent to when america fought abroad, vietnam, 18, 19, 20, the two soldiers killed today, 20 years old. trey yingst, thank you. we are awaiting white house press briefing expected to begin within the next hour. strategic coordinator john kirby is set to join white house press secretary karine jean-pierre at the lectern and will likely get questions about director kristi

yamaguchi fer w -- christopher wray. we will take you to the press briefing when it begins. and kayleigh mcenany sits down one-on-one with the new house speaker mike johnson about the hamas war, the media attack on his faith. she takes us into the prayer room. stay close. >> kayleigh: they say your desire to institutional your faith is way of taliban in iran. what it is like to be compared to iran and taliban and the main shooter? the chase ink business premier card is made for people like sam, who make- everyday products, designed smarter. like a smart coffee grinder, that orders fresh beans for you. oh, genius! for more breakthroughs like that- i need a breakthrough card. like ours! with 2.5% cash back on purchases of $5,000 or more. plus unlimited 2% cash back on

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suggested his election was an act of god. talk about a bit of humble brag there. use is what you expect from a religious fundamentalist. >> kayleigh: tell us how you really feel. i got a chance to sit down with mike johnson for an interview, we talked about political divide and house aid package for israel. here is what he had to say. >> kayleigh: i come from a christian world view, i was vocal about that as white house press secretary. media was not friendly with a christian world view and your case some things said, politico interviewed historian about your world view and the historian said you are christian nationalist and christian supremacy.

i was spurprised jen psaki, woud be measured with her word and she called you a christian fundamentalist. what do you think when you hear that? >> entire industries are built to take down public leaders, effective leaders like me. not surprised, it comes with the territory, it doesn't bother me. get to know me. i'm not trying to establish christianity as national religion, that is not what this is at all. if you believe in the bible commands and seek to follow those, it is impossible to be hateful person. love god with everything you have and love your neighbor as yourself. >> kayleigh: i want to highlight some things that have been said, i'm curious about faith based on love, jesus christ. the daily beast called you

christo fascist and dangerously empowered religious fanatic and they say that your desire to institutionalize your faith is way of the taliban and mullah's in iran. and bill maher issue not similar world view as ours brought up maine shooter and said we don't know, the guy heard voices, i said, is he different than mike johnson? what is it like to being compared to mullah, taliban and the maine shooter? >> disgusting. of course religion is based on love and acceptance to compare that world view with the taliban who seek to destroy enemies or with a deranged shooter who murdered people is outrageous and everyone who follows and believes in christian world view

should be offended by that. i'm okay, i take the arrows that come with leadership. that is what you take. what hurts me is that it really is a statement about everyone who believes in this, that the country was built upon judao christianity is our country. >> kayleigh: how do we get out of this place where people view the other side as enemy. >> our enemy is hamas and tyrants who want to harm our country. a fellow elected administrator should be treated as such. if they have crazy ideas sometimes, part of the process, i'm willing to engage in dialogue to forge consensus and move the ball forward for the most people. >> kayleigh: one area of common ground, israel aid package, stand alone israel aid, there will be a vote thursday, that

islet timeline? and 14.5 billion you are looking at and you suggest maybe get bipartisan vote here. >> i hope so. >> kayleigh: do you have any sense of number who democrats may come? >> i hope most or all of them, a few people have philosophical differences on that and we'll debate their opposition to that. this is matter of good versus evil. >> kayleigh: how will it be paid for? >> we will release that, my intention adesire is to take soe money in bulking up irs, they have 67 billion in that fund and try to take the 14.5 for this immediate and urgent need. >> kayleigh: do you think that will drive away democrats in the senate and house? >> it may, i want to call leader schumer and have a direct and thoughtful conversation about this. i understand their priority to

bulk up the irs, if you put this to the american people and weigh the two needs, i think they will say standing with israel and protecting the innocent is more immediate need than irs agents. >> kayleigh: i interviewed his wife and we'll air some of that later on. his wife kelly said she was praying during this three-week chaotic debacle. i said, were you praying for him to be speaker or a way out of this? i was not praying for him to be speaker. he is humble and not seeking power like many politicians and media figures. he had a calkness and serenity like someone was guiding his path and he wants to partner with hakeem jeffries, not on principle, he sees a man with a good heart on the other aisle. >> emily: so evident, his answers common sense and rooted

in faith and packaged in reasonable, soothing delivery that restores my faith that maybe congress can get something done at the helm, there were larger reasons for him assuming this position and no, it will not be diluted or polluted by the far left characterizing him in really unpalatable terms and shapes. and it struck me that you described him humble, joyful, kind, that is what struck you about this and he was not seeking power. can you speak to humility in inherent in who he is? >> kayleigh: it is shooking, i've been around congress men and women and you see people who have ambition on their mind, you see in answers that are carefully crafted, like a mannequin politician. when i spoke to him, i saw someone who he said at 3 a.m., that beautiful speech that i heard on the house floor, he

said he jotted it down, a message on his heart. it came from some place deep. he very much wants civility and very much wants to take this to place we put aside hot rhetoric and work together as mesh americans. >> harris: he wants to change the conversation from hate to love. couple things about him. left will try to marginalize him along the lines of religion, look at what is happening on campuses and capitol hill, rashida tlaib and others. they are marginalizing people of faith. that is about being jewish, this is about being christian. if you think antisemitism will stand alone, no, it won't on capitol hill, it will be anti-christian and anti-anything opposite of where they want to see the country in terms of globalism and disarming us same way they tried to do with

schools. that and his focus now is on something other than all the fighting and all that. he has the least experience compared to a speaker since 1970. that could be a blessing. >> kayleigh: yes, he did take me to the congressional prayer room and george washington can be seen on stained glass window. he said he will begin every morning in that room. un ambassador to un blasting silence over hamas atrocities and vowing to wear star of david until un condemns the terror group, why have they not done that already. new global war on the jewish people. when my grandfather and his children were sent to auschwitz, the world stayed silent. when babies were sent to the gas

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>> kayleigh: after united nations refused to condemn -- star of david until the body condemns hamas atrocities. un general assembly rejected resolution to do that just last week. israeli ambassador erdogan blasted the council for remaining silent. >> today after innocent jewish babies were burned alive, this council is still silent and learned nothing in past 80 years. some of you have forgotten why

this body was established. from this day on, each time you look at me, you will remember what staying silent in the face of evil means. just like my grandparents and grandparents of millions of jews, from now on, my team and i will wear yellow stars. we will wear this star until you condemn the atrocities of hamas and demand immediate release of our hostages. we walk with a yellow star as a symbol of pride, a reminder we swore to fight back and defend ourselves. >> kayleigh: powerful. bring in a former israeli diplomat and former consulate in

new york. there was a holocaust in this world, millions of jews died, you would think you could depend on the united nations to condemn a holocaust happening now that happened on october 7. people say, how did that happen? it could happen again when we don't have moral clarity. >> kayleigh, when i look at the images, the organization that was to stand up against evil and now look the other way, it is clear that moral compass has lost its sebs sense of direction and i feel special afinity to be on this program, when i look at resolution, 120 states voted to disregard hamas evil and know forces of good are outnumbered out there and united states and

other 13 countries stood up for moral clarity and against moral hate and we are outnumbered we have upper moral hand, i have no doubt we will win this. >> kayleigh: you bring stories of children cantured by hamas. you told us about ohad, we pray for him with cafir, ariel and you are bringing the story of aton. >> this is aton. i think the discussions we're conducting should not be political discussions, clean of any humanity and whenever the word humanitarian is mentioned, there is a plight for people under hamas rule in gaza who are suffering and also over 30 israeli children among whom aton, only 12 years old, at the hands of the monsters for almost a month. aton's father was killed by the

monsters, his mother and two sisters were kidnapped with him on motorcycle. motorcycle carrying his mother and two sisters broke down and they ran barefoot to go back home. the one carrying him took him into the darkness and we vow to bring him to the look. if the un can look at this face and disregard it, it tells you what the un stands for. >> kayleigh: united nations mission is to keep the peace, part of their mission, to keep the peace. at republican jewish coalition over the weekend, there was eli baher, paramedic, who stood up and told the room and i will quote directly, we saw a little baby in an oven. in an oven and the un won't condemn that? >> how hard to look evil in the face and condemn it.

this differentiate us. talk about atrocities for this baby. talk about a pregnant woman with terrible deeds done to her. just difficult for me to even share with you. it is noon, i will have to carry this with me. i want you to understand and feel the pain and ultimate evil we're facing. don't throw the usual israeli palestinian talking points, this is fight against evil and good force must stand together united, it is palestinian interest. >> kayleigh: hard to hear, when you have people deny what is happening, important to hear. aton will be added to the prayer list. >> thank you for your support and passion. >> kayleigh: thank you. gett getting heated on capitol hill as alejandro mayorkas veried tough questions.

watch as senator josh hawley questioned him about series of posts made by dhs agent which allegedly celebrated, you heard the atrocities, celebrated october 7 terrorist attack on israel. >> i'm sorry, what -- this person works for the department of homeland security, have you fired her? >> one of four answers. >> have you fired her? don't come to this hearing room when israel has been invaded and jewish students are barricaded in libraries and cannot be escort out because they are threatened for their lives and you have employees celebrating genocide and you say it is despicable to ask the question. has she been fired? >> that individual has been placed on administrative leave. >> she is on payroll as we sit here today. she's on payroll as we sit here today?

sharia mmm. >> kayleigh: should be simple, you support terrorists, you don't have a government job. >> harris: they don't feel that way, they are showing who they are and they should be embarrassed and huiated having to show it. they are trying to lie on camera. i want to go back to the yellow star for just a second, the jewish they made six year old and up wear so they could isolate and identify jews during the holocaust and previous it was ramp-up that i want to concentrate on now. is that what we're seeing in this country? it is time to ask that question seriously, where are brave administrators and faculty who will stand up at elite universities and say no, we said it would never happen again. we are living in a country with

enormous number of heart donors. they have nothing beating in their chest, all pure evil and hate. they tolerate things we cannot have pull us into the darkness. how do you stop it? the senator from missouri, josh hawley, was trying to say, can you just deny and fire somebody who is propelling hate brigade here? they can't do that, they don't want to, that is not who they are, they are not on our side. i'm glad we know, identify yourself. you don't have to wear a yellow star, keep doing what you are doing and telling who you are and we'll know. >> i actually agree with the ambassador, wear yellow star. i don't agree with -- on this, he is saying before holocaust there was a getup and children were compelled to wear the yellow star. he said i'm wearing the yellow

star. i talk to my 100-year-old father today, i said was there this kind of antisemitism in the united states during world war ii? he said no, it is worse now. these groups antisemitism after pregrum type activity occur with hamas and this is happening as response to that. world war ii, we didn't know there was a holocaust going on. they were not aware. my father went to cooper union, free in those days and shocked to learn jewish people had to barricade behind doors because they were being physically threatened. this is not what the united states should be and not what we were formed at. we have to go back to loving and caring for each other. >> kayleigh: carley, i want to play from israel ambassador to

un. condemnation un put forward, 15 pre-attack, six condemnation of russia, one of iran, syria and north korea and one of venezuela. watch the israeli ambassador. >> in the face of the un's silence, our economies have become embolden and seen the un general assembly amrauding effort to prevent jews from defending themselves. this is precisely why we have seen the most staggering rise in jew hatred since the nuremberg laws in their aftermath. anti-semites know slaughtering jews in their bed is met with

silence. >> kayleigh: jennifer griffin posted her post was pop quiz, who takes chair of the un human rights council? the ambassador of the islamic republic of iran. that is all you need to know about the united nations. there have been so many times that i've been watching tv as a viewer and just thought, i wish i didn't hear that. i didn't know that level of brutality was possible. this is not just a story, this happened to people. it is almost hard to rationalize, how god would people on this earth only to be taken in such a horrible way. i think there are a lot of people struggling out there with that, if you are one of them, i'm one of them. i am not saying my faith has been shaken, i just can't imagine this level of brutality.

now calls for ceasefire when neighbor of israel, sole purpose is destroying them in a brutal way, it does not make sense. good versus evil. >> emily: dig into the un, we repeat how greatest antisemitism organization outside of terror organization is the un, i want people to understand. last year the un condemned israel more times than they condemned every other country combined. when you spoke about ones they condemned last year, no condemnation with turkey, china, qatar, venezuela and more. not only was that last year alone, since 2015, ga adopted 140. guess how many for the world combined? 68 and i have to point out, final point, we are low on time. in the beginning of this year,

before the atrocities began, before hamas invaded israel and butchered their people for the goal of extermination, un referred to international criminal court of justice, they referred israel for prolonged occupation settlement and annexation of palestinian territory. for me israel is wasting that effort against before the un with yellow stars of david they should be so proud to wear that we wear with them, that body more than anyone else is deaf ears. >> kayleigh: yes, united nations exist to target one nation, israel. more "outnumbered" in just a moment. a long time ago. and year after year, you weathered the storm and just lived with the damage that was left behind. but even after all this time your thyroid eye disease could still change.

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>> the biden administration feeling heat from democrats over support of israel's war on hamas. now politico says they got a draft letter from a group of former kamala harris staffers who want the vice president to back a ceasefire and to call israel war on hamas a genocide. we must reject the israeli

government exploitation of death to stage retaliatory and genocidal campaign against civilians. how will this administration and our vice president respond to the vile trash? >> kamala harris is on tour of college campuses, where are protests taking place, college campus, our office devised plan of attack in case she gets shouted down or good idea to have a plan in order to handle that. she is not cancelling the tour, there is deep divide within the democratic party over the issue. y

you -- -- they want this letter to support cori bush. watch for biden administration, they might be with it and in word, watch their action and

watch closely. >> to carley's point, vice president team has a plan of action should she be shouted down, where is administration plan of action to stand up for beliefs to your point, there is no two sides, we stand with israel. >> israel needs secure border, can't have rocket fire from north and south, have to acknowledge genocide and quickly pivot and talk about israel, israel has to deal with tunnel and getting hamas from hiding under hospitals and hamas and fully back that and instead politicizing it with universities. >> so much more to come, stay with us.

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