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the white house has said israel has agreed to a rolling series of pauses which will allow civilians to evacuate. which thousands have done it, by the way. they insist there is no cease-fire with hamas where we start today on a friday morning. good morning from new york. i'm bill hemmer. >> dana: i'm dana perino. we have a lot of news for you today as well. the humanitarian pauses will last for four hours at a time. president biden, he wanted a longer pause lasting three full days. israel was not willing to go that far. here is what prime minister benjamin netanyahu told bret baier last night. >> we'll continue until we eradicate hamas. we're committed to victory, which is not only our victory but it's the victory of the entire civil liesed world against barbarism. we have not agreed to a cease-fire. it means a surrender to hamas and terror. there won't be a cease-fire without the release of israeli

hostages. that's not going to happen. >> bill: the white house pushing for the pause in gaza but open season on u.s. troops in the middle east. iranian proxies have targeted americans at least 46 times in the past three weeks. spokesperson for prime minister benjamin netanyahu is here with us. peter doocy live from the white house for updates from there. let's begin in israel the northern part of the country and alex hogan starts coverage on this friday morning. hello as we begin anew. hello. >> hi. we've been hearing the loud sound of artillery. you can see on the hilltop skyline behind me some of the explosions now and hear the sound of machine gunfire in the distance as the crossfire continues. as many as three israeli soldiers have been wounded just here today alone in some of these attacks. the country's former defense minister came to the northern part of the country saying in the last day saying israel will

not hesitate to go across the border if that means keeping the people p here safe. >> we will not allow hezbollah to compromise our communities. if they make a mistake, hezbollah and the state of lebanon will bear the consequences. >> in the south as the idf pushes into northern gaza soldiers made this discovery. 20 rocket launchers in a shipping container on the beach. during one raid the military announced its forces killed 19 members of hamas, commanders and the head of hamas's sniper unit. further inland israelis forces are trying out a new attack approach on the tunnels because of the knowledge that is where the hostages are being held. no new word yet on the two hostages that could be released. on thursday they announced they would send back an elderly woman and little boy that they couldn't care for medically. tens of thousands of palestinians each day are

marching south as ramped up numbers, which israeli officials say they are conducting these tactical localized pauses on the fighting to allow some civilians to flee. it gives them a three-hour window to do so. four new attacks by iran proxies against american troops. look at this map. since october 17th, u.s. bases have been attacked 46 times in the middle east. back here live again a lot of smoke on the horizon with these continued cross border attacks with the loud sound of tanks and artillery firing in response trying to protect some of the idf soldiers here. we also in the last 30 minutes came under an alert which was about a hostile aircraft that typically means a drone and just minutes later according to the idf and some of the preliminary reports, two drones were intercepted injuring at least one civilian. bill and dana. >> bill: thank you for that leading the coverage today in

northern israel. back to you for headlines when they happen. >> dana: now to peter doocy live at the white house with more. hi, peter. >> dana, president biden is taking a firm stance against what those protestors have been calling for including those outside the white house. they want a cease-fire. president biden says there is no possibility right now of a cease-fire. he did tell us that he has been pushing the israelis for three-day long pauses. they insist at the white house a pause is different than a cease-fire. so far they have been able to get the israelis to agree to temporary four-hour at a time breaks. >> are you frustrated with prime minister netanyahu that he is not listening to some of the things you have asked him to do? >> president biden: taking a little longer than i hoped. >> that sounds like a criticism but netanyahu was saying he agrees. >> it's taking a little longer than i hoped. i hoped we could do it very

fast. the safety of our own forces, the hostages we want to get out and the humanitarian corridors we want to effect as i said hamas is preventing by using its own guns preventing palestinian civilians from leaving. >> the secretary of state antony blinken is in india and said there is more israel can do to reduce deaths but not saying exactly what can be done. >> it is a process and it is not always flipping a light switch. we need to see more of it and maximize every effort to prevent palestinian deaths and advance the humanitarian assistance getting to them. >> it's veterans day. nothing on the president's public schedule. we confirmed he will have a meeting with china's president xi five days from now here in the united states in san francisco. dana. >> dana: that's news indeed. much more to come on that as

well. >> bill: heinrich is the spokesperson for benjamin netanyahu. welcome. we have spoken many times from overseas. thank you for being here. two quick questions on the hostages. do you know how many are alive today? >> no, we don't, in fact. we have nearly 240 families waiting for that answer. >> bill: there was a report late yesterday that there is a negotiation between the length of the pause in the battle and the number of hostages who could be released. can you confirm that? >> no, i can't confirm that report. we want to see all hostages back home. we want our sons and daughters back. they stole our children. they stole our children. again we're talking about 34 children under the age of 18. and ten of them are under the age of five. hamas stole our children. we want them back and we'll do everything to get them back and we're exerting pressure on hamas militarily and we want the

nations of the civilized world to back us up in the demand to bring our sons and daughters back home. i cannot confirm this report but obviously we're working in different avenues also on the diplomatic level to try to bring to their release. we cannot expand on the nature of the talks and how they are being handled but so far i can tell you that international pressure did work. hamas released four hostages if you remember when pressure was mounting. we want to see more of that. >> dana: how do you get that pressure? where would it come from? the cease-fire, you didn't agree to. four hour pauses are tactical. the cease-fire was going too far. what do you need to get more action on the hostages? >> first you see the four-hour pause, the tactical pauses also serves our cause because we don't want to get civilians caught in the crossfire between us and hamas. we want to see palestinian civilians arriving safely to these safer havens that the idf has designated for them in the

southwest. that's an area where they have access to humanitarian aid coming in. talking about more than 900 trucks that came in since the start of the war carrying 13,000 tons of water, food supplies and medical supplies and there will be hospitals that will be set in the area. there is talk about a floating hospital that will approach. we don't want the palestinian civilians to suffer. unlike hamas. they say they want to sacrifice the palestinian population of gaza for the greater goal of obliterating the jewish state. we won't let them do neither of these things. >> bill: they might need 100,000 tons as of today. we're told by the idf130 tunnels have been destroyed. how many are there? >> a good question. a question that our military and intelligence are dealing with. i can tell you that we have had some really good advancements on the ground since we launched the ground operation and encircling

gaza city and acting in a very surgical way to get each and every one of the perpetrators of the october 7th massacre and people who backed them up with support and we're doing everything possible again to minimize the civilians suffering and civilian casualties. people have to understand it is a matter of life and death to israelis. we will not accept any kind of talk -- talking about a cease-fire, we don't have this privilege, dana and bill. we don't have the privilege. we took this decision as a nation. >> bill: understood. almost out of time. which arab leaders are helping now actively toward a peace agreement? >> well, i can tell you that everyone in the region, obviously the abraham accords are in place and that's amazing. everyone in the region understands that an israel that will defeat hamas is an israel that will benefit their countries as well.

they might not say it out loud right now but they understand and we're hearing these messages in different channels. it serves their goal as well. >> dana: nice to have you here. a "new york post" columnist traveling to israel and detailing the hamas atrocities ignored by anti-israeli protestors. douglas murray joins us now. i've been following your reporting. it is very moving and trying to be the eyes and ears for other people. what do you want people to know what you've seen? >> several things. one is, i mean, the intolerable nature of the attacks on october 7th has been to a great extent overlooked by the news cycle. they haven't on fox but much of the world has moved on straightaway. can't focus even for 24 hours on the unprecedented massacre that hamas caused on the 7th of october. i believe that the world has moved on so much without recognizing the atrocity of what happened that day earlier this

week i was in one of the kibbutz, it's a kibbutz of 400 people. more than 18 were stolen and 30 murdered in their homes. i went to see what is a crime scene. i wrote in the post today just in the hope that people get a better idea of this and don't just pass it over fast. what you see on the ground there as in the site of the music festival massacre is a terrible thing and the world needs to know why israel feels impeled to say we can't live beside hamas because they can't. >> bill: we watched protests again in new york city yesterday, last night. tens of thousands in washington, d.c. over the weekend. have the israelis told you how they react to what they see around the world especially in places like the united states? >> as i see it israel is focused

on its prime security concerns at the moment. the vital concern of getting hamas out of the gaza and destroying its infrastructure to make sure it can't do what its leaders say they want to do and have october 7th happen again and again and again. but i think there is a huge -- just amazement around the world, which i share. there has been so little sympathy for the people of israel who suffered this atrocity. i was in times square right in the heart of new york and there was a protest happening right there of people flying flags and waving banners celebrating the massacres of the day before. these people say as some of the people we can see on the screen say at the moment we're just pro palestinian. no, they are not. these people were protesting against israel just after 1400 israelis were massacred before most of the bodies had been found, before the whole atrocity

was uncovered they were already on the streets of new york and i have said repeatedly and this bears saying again, no other group would put up with this or should put up with this. no group should put up after a massacre of their people with students across campuses hounding not the perpetrators but the victims. hounding people who look like a victims. who are related to the victims. having mass protests to attack people who are the victims. only the case of israel and the jewish people does this occur. the one positive thing there is a great amount of solidarity from around the world, particularly from america, of good, decent americans who are jewish and not jewish but who stand with israel at this moment and say in spite of the face of hate that we've seen so much of on the streets of america, primarily america is behind israel. >> dana: douglas murray, i would

ask everybody to read your piece in the "new york post" and follow you on social media. you are the eyes and ears. we appreciate it. thank you. >> bill: it is soon approaching high noon in what is a tense relationship. president biden and chinese president xi will hold a summit next week. that's now confirmed. the stakes on the fight for global supremacy could be enormous. we'll check in on that and now this. [shouting] >> dana: anti-israel protestors flooding the streets across the globe. the push to paint israel as a villain continuing to erupt across the united states. >> bill: a bit of a political earthquake. democrat joe manchin will not run for re-election next year. can republicans now flip the senate come november? >> i believe in my heart of hearts that i have accomplished what i set out to do for west virginia. veterinary boutique hospital.

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>> bill: that was a bit of a rocker. joe manchin won't seek re-election in west virginia. why is that important? republicans have said they have three targets to retake the senate. right now balance of power 51-49 for democrats. it's that close. where are the targets? one is here in montana. that's john tester. why is that significant? donald trump won that state in 2020 by 16 points. so montana they think is ripe for the picking. another one, sherod brown in the state of ohio. donald trump won ohio back-to-back 2016 and 2020, both times by eight points. this is west virginia, joe manchin. you know what they did when donald trump was on the ticket in 2020? he won that state by 39 points. so you could say with this decision by manchin that the situation and the stage is ripe for a republican takeover. we'll see whether or not it happens.

>> dana: it also saves the republican senatorial committee a ton of money they don't have to pour into that race. i want to bring in james freeman. now you see him. so joe manchin wrote an op-ed in the "wall street journal" why i won't seek re-election to the senate. both parties have come under the domination of the extremes. i want to find a better way. a recent gallup poll, the most recent we have about american's view of a need for a third party is 63% said one is needed. joe manchin has not been shy about flirting with the idea of running as a third party candidate. do you think yesterday was a prelude to that? the piece in our paper is talking about how the two parties are sort of outrage machines and he wants to find that middle ground in the country and so he may run with the organization no labels. he may try to do his on independent bid. i think there is an opening if he wants to get into the

democratic primaries. he is basically presenting himself as the old-fashioned moderate democrat. there used to be more of them. the kind of guy joe biden ran as before signing onto the bernie sanders agenda. a lot of possibility for manchin if he wants to run. >> bill: republicans have to hold every senate seek that occupy now to flip it. if you take the white house you have the vp who is the backup vote. democrats have been living on that for some time. gallup poll, there will be a lot of talk. they went out and said in your view do the republican and democrat parties do an adequate job of representing the american people? and what they found was that call for three, third party needed 63% as compared to parties doing an adequate job at 34%. i don't know the last time that number was that high. was it 1992?

>> yeah, it's been awhile. for the white house there is an interesting piece in our news side of our paper today talking about how the concern among democrats is that when you add in third and fourth and 5 and 6 people to the ballot and not just as expected trump and biden, it tends to hurt biden a little more because trump has a more passionate base of support, where a lot of biden voters are basically anti-trump voters as far as what they tell pollsters. i think this is a concern for the white house if manchin gets in, but i'm not sure he doesn't take from trump as well. he is a guy as you pointed out who has run very well in perhaps the most pro-trump state in the country. he broke with the president on spending and energy issues. that would be appealing to a lot of voters. >> dana: he was the deciding vote on the inflation reduction

act and the vote that sealed his fate, i believe. because the green new deal and its unpopularity is really high episcopal fly west virginia. >> bill: this is a different deal here. before he was senator he was a very popular governor in west virginia. another thing we want to get to. call for four. doug burgum why i'm still running. they want to artificially narrow the field two months before the voting starts. the reason why this is important is because republicans who don't want donald trump back on the ticket in 2024 are trying to get a one-on-one competition, whether it'sburg um on trump, weather nikki haley on trump or ron desantis on trump. right now we don't know if that's a possibility until january 15th during the iowa caucus. >> that's the case he is making. he is saying let people vote in these caucuses and primaries before you start winnowing the field.

what the parties decided a while ago if you don't try to set a bar on early debates it is hard for people to be informed about the candidates if there are 100 people on the stage. so he said some good things in the debate. maybe talked a little more than he should have at times wanting to interrupt others. he has a good record in north dakota. i think part of his problem it's a very good record but south dakota right below has no state income tax for individuals, no state income tax for businesses. so if you are looking for kind of an outside the box model, i think -- i'm not sure he has the story for republican primary voters but a great business career. >> bill: he wasn't on the stage in miami. can you win if you aren't on the stage? >> forbes estimates he is worth over $1 hundred million. that's probably not enough to propel himself if he is not getting -- if he is not making

the bar for debates. but we'll see. he has a right to stay in and he can make his case. >> dana: a super competent governor and businessman and somebody who should be in public life. not sure if this is the race. >> bill: thank you, james. >> palestinian is facing, because of the israeli government and because our tax dollars. i think it's really scary and i don't like it. >> dana: anti-israel protests erupting across the nation as pro-palestinian demonstrators storm city streets. en yes, sir can'ter freedom joins us with reaction. what credit card debt could mean for the economy ahead of the holiday shopping season. holiday shopping season.

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in illinois. president biden was met by those demonstrators calling for a cease-fire. seems to be a pattern now, right? anti-israel protests spilling onto city streets. the scene last night in new york went like this. pro-palestinian protestors seen storming "the new york times" building mid town manhattan. we'll talk to enes kanter freedom in moments. first to alexis mcadams with us in studio. >> we've seen it across the country happening on college campuses and in new york city where you saw huge crowd. marching, chanting in support of palestinian people. new york city rallies spilling into the streets. massive groups forming after a high school walked out yesterday. groups calling for a city-wide shutdown blaming the u.s. for what they call a genocide. watch this? [shouting] >> palestinian is facing tragedy because of the israeli government and our tax dollars.

>> those are the answers at the rallies. protests continue on college campuses. yesterday a pro-palestinian rally in new orleans and tulane dealing with physical fights during dueling protests on their campus leaving one jewish student with a serious injury when somebody beat him with an israeli flag. 40% of the students are josh at that campus they say they don't feel safe. we go to the university of pennsylvania. anti-semitic slogans displayed on buildings and facing a civil rights complaint accusing them of being a magnet for anti-seamites. some leading to arrests like this. ♪ >> singing and arrests at brown university. the student walked out in handcuffs after at least 20 students were arrested after a

five hour sit in at the school the group demanding the ivy league school divest from companies with ties to the jewish state. this has been going on for weeks. more protests in new york city in columbus circle. they expect thousands of people. nypd remains on high alert there. >> dana: it's stunning. thank you for bringing us the story. want to bring in enes kanter freedom. i want to play for you something from bret baier's interview with benjamin netanyahu from last night. there has been apparently some attempt by rashida tlaib to argue over semantics about what from the river to the sea actually means. here is the prime minister on that. >> from the river to the sea means there is no israel. from the jordan river to the mediterranean, a tiny area, that encompasses israel. what this congresswoman is calling for is elimination of

the jewish state. the one and only jewish state of the jewish people. that's absurd and i salute congress for sensoring here. the protests you are seeing, a lot of naive people but a lot of people who know exactly what they're saying. >> when you say from the river to the sea obviously many people are chanting now on the streets pretty much in every city in america, that means that you want to get rid of israel. and i think it is unacceptable because people want to live in peace and i don't know what the solution to that will be. maybe a two-state solution but it breaks my heart whenever i see this muslim and jewish coming to every city and country is divided now. islamaphobia and anti-semitism. i hope the war ends as soon as possible but it will be off -- we have to find a solution when the war ends to what is happening over there right now.

>> dana: "new york post" has this op-ed today. what's really at the root of anti-jewish hate on college campuses? the rationalization that israel should be wiped off the map founded on central cologneism. many americans have exceeded to oppressed minorities and feel betrayed. these are college students and finding themselves but the -- but what netanyahu said it is not just people that are naive. students are getting this information fed to them at the universities and then they are repeating it. it looks like that they're believing it. college campuses are supposed to be a place where you can have freedom of thought and freedom to choose what you want to study. but now you have jewish students actually afraid for their livelihoods and safety on campus. >> you know, i don't know where

these people get permission from. maybe it's tiktok. where a lot of college students are brain washed now. i do have lots of muslims and jewish friends and they are now scared to walk on the campuses really because they don't want to get attacked. then i see more and more hate every day between these two nations, religions, whatever you call it. we have to educate these people and also i see these videos of kids. they can't even show where palestinian on the map and they go off and speaking about it or protesting about it. we need to educate ourselves, especially our youth to have a better and brighter future. don't get your information off tiktok. >> dana: it was moving last year at the patriot awards where you talked about when you had stood up for freedom that you felt like you lost friends and people won't text you back. now you have students on these campuses, jewish students who feel the same way.

do you have a piece of advice for them who you to get through that with their integrity and dignity and to feel confident about their beliefs and future. >> it is essential for them to not ever hide. if you believe in what is right, just go for it, you know? hiding is not an option. i know it can be dangerous sometimes but this is -- this is your country. the one thing i will say, stay motivated. stay courageous and go out and express yourself. >> dana: great to have you on the show today. thank you. >> thank you. >> bill: israel begins implementing these pauses in gaza. call them rolling pauses. no cease-fire. it insists it will not have a cease-fire. that's not an option. talk to reporters on the ground and get the update before nightfall there. ice arresting an illegal immigrant wanted by the government of brazil.

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>> bill: now hello america, you owe a record $1 trillion in credit card debt. that's a lot of shopping. highest level in 20 years going back to 2003.

radio host and career coach ken coleman from ramsey solutions with me now. nice to see you again, ken. good morning to you. just explain the problem. it's quite obvious people are spending more money than they need. go ahead. more money than they should or have. i correct myself. >> that's right. it's a great question. what is the simple problem? we have no patience. we want now. we can't afford it now. we aren't thinking about a budget. not thinking about telling our money what to do. that's what a budget is. we just want it now and so we get it now because, you know, listen, this is a game we're losing. if you look at how big those buildings are that own those credit cards, they are winning the game. this is a staggering loss for the american people because they are getting more and more in debt. check in number out, bill. this is crazy. the average credit card percentage rate apr hit an

all-time high last week at 20.7%. if you think about it, the people charging things on their credit card, if you said to them before they bought it you realize it is costing you 20% more than you are actually purchasing it for now, would they buy it? sadly, some still would. but that's really the game that we're in if we don't pay cash. we just put it on the credit card, punt it down the road like congress does, it is putting you in a deeper hole. >> bill: ken, do you have an explanation as to why we're back to a 20-year high? and how much of that has to do with what the federal reserve has done in terms of hiking interest rates if you can tie that in? >> well, you've nailed it. certainly inflation has squeezed everybody from the grocery store to the gas pump. what happens is when you aren't budgeting and don't know where every dollar is heading in your monthly take home, you don't know what's going on and you realize wait, we're going to the grocery store.

now gas costs more and clothing costs a lot more. everything is up, up, up because of what the fed has done. feckless fed chair got us into this position with too much liquidity during covid and now it's like we have to pump the brakes and they're trying to just ease us into this and as you've seen, you report on this every day. inflation hasn't dropped that much. it is not where it needs to be. still too high. yet people are making more money than they've ever made before. companies are having to pay more to keep employees, to attract employees, all of this just keeps stacking and stacking and stacking to where you have this weird psychology. i'm making more money but everything costs more. i can't make up the difference so i go to the credit card because the credit card is the quick fix. that's why this is happening. and here is the deal. the only way to get out of it use a great tool like we have called every dollar. you have to know where your money is going. this is a continual opinion.

i got killed on instagram for simply saying you've made enough in your paycheck. ist is not the problem. the problem is your budget. and sacrifice is required for that statement to become true. it does work. >> bill: holiday season is coming up right around the corner. black friday is two weeks from today. you just talked about reversing the trend. how and when based on history have you noticed how and when people choose to do that? >> yeah, great question. the numbers change when people do. all this ugly data changes when people say i will live on less than i make. start there. i will do that with an actual budget. two, i will plan for christmas. it's always december 25th. black friday is always right after thanksgiving. we have an idea when this is coming. why aren't we putting away money every month for our christmas gifts? that's a big deal. i expect people to shower their

loved ones with gifts. but plan for it. this is the idea. everything comes down to intentional living. if i begin to be intentional and not wait for congress to pass something or the fed chair to do something that makes my life easier but i take control. this is individual responsibility with a plan and here is the deal, you'll win. >> bill: appreciate you coming back today. a great message. >> dana: great to see him. you remember last christmas there were the supply chain warnings, right? remember the ships, they were out there. and everybody is waiting to see what would the holiday season look like. this season will be different because you don't have the covid concerns, you do have people concerned about inflation, but yet you have what ken was talking about. i don't know what the big ticket item will be this year. what do the kids want? >> bill: dave ramsey always preaches and has from the beginning don't spend what you don't have.

if you do it can lead to really bad stuff. >> dana: we'll bring you this. the justice department under investigation spying on congressional staffers. a resolution in the house to impeach dhs secretary mayokas, does it have legs? >> the federal government has failed them. the biden administration has failed them. we need to do the right thing for the american people. it is time to impeach secretary mayokas.

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♪ we're building a better postal service. for more on-time deliveries. and easier, affordable ways to ship. so you can deliver even more holiday joy. the united states postal service. delivering for america. >> dana: with veterans day on the horizon former president george w. bush is hosting his warrior ride. veterans wounded in war join him for a mountain bike ride on his texas ranch. a big day for all of them. dr. siegel at the warrior ride in crawford, texas. >> this is the ninth warrior ride. it's also not going to surprise you the know two things. the spirit is soaring high, the

president's spirit is indome table and the other thing, he left before he was supposed to, right? 20 minutes before we were supposed to start he gets on his bike, he is off. everybody is with him. now i have to play catch up, naturally. that's who he have is and it's incredibly inspiring to the vets to team 43, who are with him. they network outside and inside the ride. we have 19 riders riding through the mud. weather is getting better. military doesn't care. they'll ride through the mud and help each other when down and pick each other up. that's the spirit and getting back to society as well. i'm joined now by lieutenant colonel jason in charge of the veterans and military families at the bush foundation and bush institute. you joined in june. must be inspiring. >> an inspiring place to be for sure. i joined in june immediately felt professionally at home at

the bush institute and veterans of military family team we bring the love, care and compassion that the president and mrs. bush have for veteran service members and their families. >> for the rest of his life he is committed to the vets and dana knows that as well. what are the initiatives you're working on? >> we help veterans and their families transition back into civilian life and integrate back into the communities through health and well-being, education and employment. >> veteran wellness alliance. a lot of it is invisible wounds of war, post traumatic stress, traumatic brain injury, post traumatic stress, right? and how are veterans doing now with the current state of the world? how do you maintain their optimism? >> veterans wellness alliance was the task the president gave the team in 2015 and it is comprised of several peer partner organizations and clinical partners around the country. we really tackle the invisible

wounds of war, pts is through something we call check in. veteran check-in.org is a website where veterans and their families go to that site, click a little button, connect to care they get no-cost access and within 72 hours a live human being will call them and really assess their needs and get them connected to the most appropriate and relevant care anywhere in the country. >> tell me about your personal story. what is your personal path? it's an honor to be with you and thank you for serving. >> thank you very much, dr. siegel. it's an honor to be here. unimaginable for me to be in this role at the bush institute continuing to serve as i committed through 20 years of service in the army and i retired myself in 2020, family we moved to dallas not knowing anybody and for myself we felt like we wandered a little bit and find a professional home at the bush institute to continue to serve has been amazing. my wife is also a combat

veteran. special for us both to continue to serve in this way. >> thank you for your service. happy veterans day. back to you, dana. >> dana: beautiful, dr. siegel. congratulations to jason. we'll all be there next march hopefully. >> bill: siegel. you are looking sporty. >> i'm ready for my charlie horse. if i fall off the bike i get back on. >> dana: the mud is part of the fun. so enjoy it. >> okay, you got it. >> dana: take care. >> bill: thanks. this weekend celebrate our military veterans on veterans day across the country. donate to u.s. vets the largest nonprofit organization dedicated to helping homeless veterans. their make camo your cause campaign goes through sunday. scan the qr code on the screen or find them online at u.s. vets.org/fox forward. well done.