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targeting u.s. forces in north syria this morning. 48th attack since october 17th. no injury reported, but 56 have been injured on attacks on u.s. forces in the past month. welcome to fox news live, i'm grief jenkins. aishah: i'm aishah hasnie. this as a pro-palestinian protest shuts down grand terminal, delaying a train line. and cb cotton has the latest on the situation there. hi, cb. >> the commuters can now exit and enter at new york's central terminal. and they surrounded the building and demanded to get inside and the terminal temporarily suspending service. we saw people banging and kicking on locked doors as officers stood inside. at some point, hundreds had gathered outside the terminal

many chanting for a cease-fire in the israel hamas war. the iconic transit hub one of many stops called flood manhattan for gaza. and as thousands marched through the city streets, our fox news digital team capturing scenes like this and israeli flag being burned before it's thrown on the ground and stomped on. our team also capturing this group of people ripping up jewish newspapers, throwing them in the thrash. a lot of them accuse israel for committing genocide following the attack on october 7th which killed more than a thousand israelis. when we asked about israel defending itself and the chants heard at the rallies, here is what people told us. >> what's going on in palestine right now is genocide and to say that what liberation means, like, their vision for

liberation is also genocide, that's projection, you know, of a free palestine doesn't mean jews dying. >> i think it's misconstrued and that's the hindering part of social media when they're calling for peace, people take it and look at it in a different way taking out another community when in reality it's really we're trying to support one another. >> n.y.p.d. telling us moments ago, six people were arrested last night. half of them were issued summons for disorderly conduct and these protests are happening on almost a nearly nightly basis here in new york city, aishah. they're also continuing on college campuses where we know at columbia university two students, pro-palestinian groups were suspended and the university announcing this just yesterday. back to you. aishah: okay, cb cotton, live for us at grand central. cb, thanks. griff: and you are looking live now at president biden delivering remarks at the national veterans day

observance at arlington national cemetery. let's listen in. >> gettysburg to guadalcanal, from korea to kandahar, and beyond. each one linked in a chain of honor that stretches back to our founding days. each one bound by a sacred oath to support and defend, not a place, not a person, not a president, but an idea, to defend an idea unlike any other in human history. that idea is the united states of america. we're the only nation in the world, only nation in the world that's built on an idea. every other nation is based on things like geography, ethnicity, religion. we're the only nation built on the idea that we are all, all created equal and endowed by our creator with certain

inalienable rights. we haven't always lived up to it, but because of our veterans, because of you, we've never walked away from it. throughout the annals of history wherever the forces of darkness sought to extinguish the light of liberty, veterans have been holding the lantern as high as they can for all of us. they were there when the determined band of patriots sparked a revolution, delivering a nation where everyone, everyone was endowed with certain inalienable rights. they were there when less than a century later gave our nation a new birth of freedom. they were there when the forces of fascism brought the fight to the trenches of europe and the bloody beaches of normandy. they were there when called upon to face the oppression of frozen race paddies of korea and the sweltering jungles of vietnam and they were there

when darkness came to our shores, signing up for tour after tour after tour to keep our democracy safe and secure these last two decades. folks, as a nation, we owe them. we owe you, not just for keeping the flame of freedom burning during the darkest of moments, but for serving our communities even after they hang up their uniforms for inspiring the next generation to serve. we see this at barracks and bases across america where young women and men continue to risk their own safety for the safety of their fellow americans. we see it around the world in all the countries i've been in when the troops continue to stand with our awe allies against the forces of terrorism, and in the light of

day when they sought to extinguish the light of liberty, americans troops are there and right by their side are their families, as english poet john milton wrote, they also serve who only stand and wait. they also serve who only stand and wait. our veterans are the steel spine of this nation and their families, like so many of you, are the courageous heart. most americans will never see the sacrifices that you as family members also make. they'll never see those holidays, those birthdays, made special even with the empty seat at the dinner table. they'll never see all the packing and unpacking, readying the family to make another move, needing to move to a new school, a new job for the spouse. they'll never see all of those

nights spent waiting for word from a loved one deployed overseas because you're not sure. too often, the sacrifices go without thanks or without acknowledgment. we must remember only one percent, one percent of our society today protects 99% of us. one percent. we owe them. we owe you. to all the families across our nation, to all those who are grieving the loss of a loved one who wore the uniform, to all those with loved ones still missing or unaccounted for, i want to say to you, we see you. we stand with you. and we will not forget. just as you've kept the ultimate faith to our country, we will keep the faith with you.

as a nation, i've said many times we have many obligations, but we only have one truly sacred obligation. prepare those we send into harm's way and to care for them and their families when they return home. it's not an obligation based on party or politics, but on a promise that unites us all and together, over the last three years, we've worked to make good on that promise, passing more nan 30 bipartisan laws to support our veterans and their families, caregivers and survivors, that including the pac act, one of the most significant laws ever to help millions of veterans who were exposed to toxins and burn pits during military service. pits the size of football fields incinerateed with the wastes of war, tires, chemicals, jet fuel and so much

more. too many of our nation's warriors served only to return home suffering the effects of the poisonous smoke. too many have died. in the 15 months since i wrote and signed the pac act, half a million veterans and their surviving members have already started receiving benefit you, but far, far too many are still not getting what they need, the care they deserve, and that's why i'm proud to announce that any toxin-exposed veteran who served in any conflict outlined in the pac act will be able to enroll in va health care starting march of next year. we're not stopping there. . griff: you've been listening to president biden speaking at arlington national cemetery observing national veterans day

saying we have no greater sacred obligation than to our vets. we'll continue to monitor this. meanwhile, as the israel-hamas war enters the sixth week, in the evacuation corridors. >> we've continued to see attacks between the idf and hezbollah and the defense minister came here to give a grim warning. gallant told hezbollah if these strikes continue here where we are, that the idf will not flinch to conduct what it has done in beirut, what it has done in gaza. those come from the hezbollah leader nasrallah gave a speech earlier. this is footage of the saudi arabia meeting that's taking place, global leaders from arab countries to discuss the war. earlier today we saw a speech

from hezbollah leader nasrallah, who in his own words said that hezbollah will be targeting israel as a second front and that hezbollah is armed with new ammunition. now, moving back to the conflict that we're seeing in northern gaza, the idf has been targeting hamas infrastructure and tunnels and idf says so far it's managed to hit about 90 of these tunnels that hamas uses underground. the israeli government has agreed to temporarily block off certain areas, stopping the fighting to allow civilians to flee and israel says in the last three days, as many as 100,000 people moved south to safety. the idf says today, it took out a member of hamas who kept 1,000 people hostage in a hospital, preventing them from evacuating. we've seen the footage from inside the hospitals, very bleak conditions, filled with patients surrounded by attacks, the palestinian health minister is calling for immediate help after he says that the electricity was shut off at

gaza's al sheppa hospital where patient suffered from a lack of medicine and lack of oxygen. we're seeing the major events playing out throughout the world there's a sense of curiosity from israelis, do other world leaders, do other nations, do citizens around the world support them in their goal of defending themselves after what happened on october 7th. tonight, prime minister benjamin netanyahu fired back at any criticism, saying that all of this started only because of hamas' actions and that the country will try to dismantle hamas and create a safer environment for the citizens there. griff. griff: all right. alex hogan live for us from israel. aishah. aishah: for more, and the latest in, joining me member of parliament, and former ambassador danon.

i want to start with the summit in riyadh where you have many, many different leaders, including iran, iran is there, calling for a cease-fire. i'll get your reaction to that first. >> well, first, aishah, they're only calling for a cease-fire, carefully the roles of the iranian leader who called for the evacuation of israel completely. so we know the iranis are spreading violence in the region and trying to get on board the more moderate arab countries. they know that we are fighting evil and only the humanitarian aspects. deep in side the knowledge we're fighting hamas, and fighting evil and for the moderate regime in the middle east, not only for us. aishah: ambassador, you know, it was just about 40 days ago that fox news, our bret baier sat down with mbs and they were

talking about normalizing relations with israel. here is mbs this weekend on his views about israel. >> the kingdom issues absolute rejection of the continuing of the israel aggression, occupation and forceable displacement of the residents of gaza and confirms it's holding accountable for the crimes against the palestinian people. aishah: so he says the crimes against the palestinian people. these are pretty strong words coming from the crown prince. let me ask you this, ambassador, is israel worried at all by the actions it's taking in gaza to protect its own citizens, that this might lose the progress that it's made in the last decade with regional arab partners, like saudi arabia, in trying to normalize relations. are you worried about that? >> i'll system optimistic, and

thinking in the future we can speak about expanding the goals, but aishah, you know, we saw the interview with fox news of mbs and we know that the iranians were not happy about it and look what happens today. all of a sudden handshake between the iranian leaders and saudis and unfortunately they were able to delay the agreement between israel and the saudis. they were able to drag us through a cycle of violence and many people ask, why, what happened on october 7th, the reason for unprovoked attack? i think one reason for the desire by iran to block israel with the saudis, but eventually it will happen. aishah: i think we actually have video of the diplomate from iran arriving in saudi arabia and play that for the viewers. when you look at images like that and what's happening right now in riyadh, is israel able to trust the regional partners

in the future to normalize relations? >> we still have with our region-- we're fighting hamas, determined to win the war and we know it's not easy for our allies in the region, but we have no other choice. we were not the one who started the war on october 7th. we were the one where our families were abducted and you know, we have 240 people now still in the hands of hamas, including babies. now, i saw the demonstration in new york city that took place. and i haven't seen one sign about the israeli hostages, the 30 babies in the hands of hamas. and bringing ours and the babies back home, defeating hamas, after that, i have no doubt we'll continue to work to achieve peace and to build strong ties with our neighbors. aishah: ambassador, we have just about 20 seconds left. can you give us an update on the timeline? we heard from the president, we

heard from benjamin netanyahu, they both agree it's taking a lot longer than they anticipated ridding hamas from gaza. where are we at? how much of hamas have you destroyed so far and who are you looking for? >> so, we have a challenge here because if we move slow, we are able to minimize casualties to our troops and the civilians. if we move faster, the casualties will be higher, so i think we should move, to take the time we need, to minimize casualties and we have the time. with all due respect to those, we have the time and fighting for our lives and we will win. aishah: okay, ambassador, danny danon, thank you for joining us live from tel aviv. we appreciate it. >> thank you, aishah. aishah: well, the pentagon says 56 u.s. service members have now been wounded with 25 of them our u.s. troops experiencing traumatic brain injuries after strikes on u.s. military forces in iraq and

syria that all began on october 17th. lucas tomlinson is live with the latest from wilmington. lucas. >> well, aishah, you now have the u.s.s. dwight david eisenhower off the coast of yemen so maybe you'll see some strikes from the super hornets after dozens of attacks on u.s. forces in american bases scattered across the middle east. here in wilmington, it was the white house saying that israel has agreed to the four-hour pause in israeli combat operations in gaza. that sounds like that was news to israel's prime minister benjamin netanyahu in his interview with bret baier who said he had not committed to that number. >> is that true that there's going to be some stoppage? >> no, the fighting continues against the hamas enemy, the hamas terrorists, but in specific locations, for a given period of a few hours here, a few hours there, we want to facilitate the safe passage of

civilians away from the zone of fighting. >> so while netanyahu avoids specifics there, aishah, the israeli defense forces did announce today an evacuation corridor inside gaza was open for seven hours today during daylight hours for civilians to evacuate from north to south gaza. the idf says there's a tactical pause in military operations. and the refugee camp today four hours from evacuations. and president biden was asked about the pauses earlier this week. >> did you ask for a three-day pause to netanyahu? >> you know, i've been asking for a pause for a lot more than three days, yes. >> mr. -- did you ask him to pause for three days to get the hostages out for that length of time. >> yes, i've asked for even a longer pause for some of it. >> many believe it was saudi arabia's warming relations with israel that sparked the october 7th massacre and as allison mentioned earlier in the hit, the summit in riyadh, non-arabs

showing up. iran's president is in saudi arabia today for the first time in 11 years, greeted by mbs, defacto saudi ruler after the two countries restored diplomatic relations in march and hoping china can, and when president biden meets president xi. aishah: we're watching that region change before our eyes. thank you, lucas. griff: aishah, coming up, we'll go deep into the nearly 50 ray tax on u.s. forces in the middle east with a top expert from the foundation of defense for democrats. that's next, stick with us. okay everyone, our mission is to provide complete,

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simple explanation for this. iran would like to make this look like a war against both the united states and israel and the iranians are trying to i go if out if the united states has the stomach to stay in this and poking and prodding and testing u.s. forces to find out if we're going to take our carrier strike groups and send them home and i think there's an effort right now for the united states to try to deter iran from widening this war. i'm not sure if they're scared enough yet, and they're waiting to see if the u.s. has the guts to strike. griff: you mention that and here we zoom out a little bit. obviously, the iran is the head of this, hezbollah, the houthis in yemen and hamas and hezbollah in lebanon. and do you think then that because china is also a part of this big puzzle that president biden, excuse me, will try and talk to xi at his meeting in

san francisco to deter iran from making this a larger conflict? >> yeah, there's no doubt that xi jinping has some leverage here. the iranians are kind of the junior partner in this axis with china, russia and the iranians, so xi does have the ability to ask the iranians to stand down or possibly to rein in hezbollah or hamas. we have not seen the chinese do that just yet and i'm not sure it's going to happen, to be honest, but i think there is some important messaging that the president can convey at this summit. griff: jonathan. excuse me, i called you robert. >> that's okay. griff: when we look at what's happening inside the strip. here you can see the hospital. and a lot going on there. >> it's the central command center for the hamas military operation inside the gaza strip, al shifa hospital.

>> and they've to the tunnels and other command center structures. this is the nerve center for everything that hamas has been doing throughout the entire gaza strip. over the last 18 hours we've seen a fierce fire fight. the israelis have actually cordoned off the entire structure of that complex. it looks like from the outside, anyway, it looks like they're bombing all of the tunnels around this area, all around it. griff: you can see the intense fighting here and there. >> right, and i think the goal is to make sure that there are no tunnels that they can exit from because i believe there are probably hostages under there as well as the top two or three leaders of hamas. griff: and jonathan, one last thing in the 10 seconds we've got. we always highlight sort of our strength, our posture here, force posture in the eisenhower here. you can see getting close to the persian gulf because iran is here. >> correct, but i don't think they want to actually enter into the gulf right there. that's where, you know, our

ships have been harassed by iranian speed boats over time and we've actually seen them challenge american warships. we don't want that, but we want the ability to be able to fly sorties to iran and let the iranians know that we can, that's who you deter that wider regional war. griff: thank you very much. appreciate your time. aishah: a dps trooper in texas rescuing two children from human smugglers during a traffic stop as white house press secretary karine jean-pierre says that the president has done everything he can to secure the border. bill melugin is live from the rio grande valley with the real story, hi, bill. >> good afternoon to you. unfortunately, eight people were killed here in texas this week in a human smuggling-related crash. a head-on crash. those eight dead included two innocent americans from georgia, simply in the wrong

place at the wrong time as human smuggling remains nonstop every day. take a look at the video courtesy of texas dps. troopers and border patrol with this human smuggler driving this tahoe. one failing out into the road and into the brush and all the illegal immigrants go running off into the brush in an effort to evade apprehension. and troopers and border patrols take them all down including the smuggler. the dps helicopter above the del rio area. you see a group hiding in the brush. a car pulls up, they come out of the brush and running up to the vehicle to get into the human smuggler's car and the smuggler takes off thinking he's not watched the there's a dps helicopter watching, and they radio down and take everybody inside. that's how they start and then to california, a major fentanyl

bust. take a look at the images. the port of entry seizing pounds of fentanyl pills hidden in the tire, 40 packages, a street value more than $8 million. enough lethal doses to potentially kill millions of people. lastly the port of entry, nogales, arizona, dps seizing hundreds of thousands of fentanyl pills hidden in gender reveal decorations inside of a smuggler's vehicle. hundreds of thousands of pills. and that nogales port of entry is getting inundated in the last couple of years. in fiscal year 2023 that port of entry more than 40 million fentanyl pills, guys. staggering numbers and that's only what we caught. aishah: you can't make it up. bill melugin live for us at the border. thanks, bill. coming up next hour, we're going to speak with texas

congressman tony gonzalez on the situation at the border and the new push in the house to impeach dhs secretary alejandro mayorkas. you won't want to miss that. griff: after a recent spike in anti-semitic attacks, college campuses are reevaluating free speech versus hate speech. that's next. only sleep number smart beds let you each choose your individual firmness and comfort. your sleep number setting. and actively cools and warms up to 13 degrees on either side. and now, save 40% on the sleep number special edition smart bed. ends monday. shop for a limited time. only at sleep number.

>> a massive pro-palestinian protest in london where police made over 80 arrests at an event that drew over 100,000 people as the city celebrates armistice day. we'll bring you live updates from protests across the globe as we get them. >> i have seen and heard things on and around cornell's campus that just over a month ago i could not have imagined. i never thought twice about putting on my jewish star every day, about opening my computer with my hebrew keyboard in class, but today, i do think twice about that. >> well, that was from this week's house judiciary

committee on free speech on college campuses that highlighted the rise of anti-semitism happening across the country right now. joining us right now is another witness from that history, america jewish studies professor pamela nadell. thank you for joining us. let me ask you about the house hearing and obviously, we heard emotional testimony, these are people living what we are talking about here on the channel. they're living it day in, day out and expressing their emotions and their fears. what is it that people just are not getting when they're out there protesting and saying things like "from the river to the sea." and calling for different things. where is the disconnect? >> first of all, i should thank you so much for having me. the disconnect really comes over not the different political views, it really comes over the fact that whereas we once had a tradition

in this country of peaceful protest. right now we have protests that end up in violence. so, for example, amanda silberstein who testified as a sophomore at cornell. another student threatened to shoot up the kosher dining hall where the observing jewish students eat and to rape jewish women on campus and this is terrible. i mean, to understand what she was facing is just awful, but we also have what happened in l.a. earlier this week where there were protesters for israel, protesters for palestine, and the result was is that one pro-israel protester died at that protest. so we have, no longer have civil discourse. we have these protests moving into violence or threats of violence. aishah: pamela, how should this administration respond? because there's this argument

over free speech and people have the right to peacefully protest, that's what you hear from the white house podium. at the same time, if you bring up the images, the protests are getting louder and scary. there was an n.y.p.d. cop car that was vandalized this week and. were people trying to get into grand central and trying to knock down the doors there. so, at what point does the administration need to step in? do they step in? >> well, the first thing i would say you used the word peaceful and what we're seeing is when students, for example, at cooper union are banging on the doors of the library to get at the jewish students who locked themselves inside or giving at grand central station in new york city, those are not peaceful. what we need obviously is to stop the violence. there was a letter that went out at berkeley, university of california berkeley from two

professors, one who teaches israel studies and one who teaches middle eastern studies and they remain cordial to each other, and sent a letter how heartbroken they were, they won't tolerate students' harming of each other. if they can send out a joint letter and we are modeling cordiality on the campus. >> we're watching a protest in wilmington, delaware, and the person speaking now is pretty controversial in some places, and a big supporter of the palestinian cause. what are your thoughts here? people are so divided. i was talking with a friend of mine how people are losing friends, getting in fights with family members over this, and you said to me just before the show, no matter what anybody

says, you can't convince the other side. >> right, you can't convince the other side, what we need to do is somehow recapture the tradition of civility and tolerance so that each can voice their own opinion because we have freedom of speech, but not when it threatens to move over into discrimination, prejudice or violence. aishah: thank you so much for joining us, pamela. we so appreciate it. thank you for your voice. >> thank you. aishah: well, still to come, the house impeachment inquiry into joe biden is ramping up as hunter biden and other family members are subpoenaed. that's next.

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>> well, the campaign stops for no one. g.o.p. hopefuls are making their rounds on this veterans day with ron desantis in iowa and vivek ramaswamy in ne

newhamshire and alex is on the campaign trail. >> former president trump is expected to speak at 2 p.m. and remarks are expected to highlight what he sees as weaknesses shown on the international stage by president biden and the debate by g.o.p. competitors. and governor desantis hosted a veterans for desantis meet and greet barbecue and asked the crowd to consider past promises by trump. >> i saw that donald trump did an interview where he was-- he said that he built the wall and had mexico pay for it, and you know, at some point the gaslighting is so ridiculous. that's like whizzing on my leg and telling me that it's raining. we just can't accept that. we need results, and if you're saying you already did something you didn't do, then what does that mean going forward? >> well, on wednesday, days after testifying in his civil fraud trial in new york, trump

tried to upstage the debate by holding a rally in florida. >> listen, i'm standing in front of tens of thousands of people right now and it's on television, that's a hell of a lot harder to do than a debate. >> well, wednesday's debate wasn't without a battle or two, the main one between nikki haley charging into second place with desantis and vivek ramaswamy. and vivek ramaswamy is in new hampshire, attending six events including a vets for vivek town hall that's going to take place tonight. aishah: alex hoff, thank you so much. yes, he is in new hampshire. he's going to take time out for us here on fox news and talk with us. vivek ramaswamy joining us at the top of the hour. join us for that. ♪ >> the house oversight committee issuing subpoenas in the hunter biden investigation. saying that there's evidence

that the bidens sold joe biden's name around the world to the detriment of u.s. interests. and from the heritage foundation, culley, there's significant news during the week, but james comer for the first time subpoenaed in person to sit down hunter biden, the president's brother, james biden, along with rob walker, who is a business associate. why? because months ago, the same committee, comer, subpoenaed records that showed that biden family members received more than a million dollars from accounts, business accounts under rob walker's watch. how significant do you believe this development is? where does it take us? >> this is the logical extension of following the evidence wherever it leads. it looks like they're actually getting down to brass tacks. they've laid out a predicate of facts, including the money, including all the limited liability corporations and llc's, now the next logical

step like any prosecutor would do building a case against a potential suspect is to put them in front of you under oath and ask them very simple questions, do you know about this account? what is your connection to this person? tell me about this e-mail and that's going to start the end of this month and early next month and where it goes. they're going to be under oath so the stakes are higher than usual. griff: now, i want to ask you whether or not you think they're actually going to show up. before i do that. here is what the white house, karine jean-pierre is normally not talking about it, but she talked about it this week and some of what she said about this. >> this is an investigation that has been going on for a year now and has turned up zero evidence of wrongdoing by the president because there is none. griff: there's zero evidence, hunter, james biden, rob walker should happily come and sit. >> no one believes here, honestly, griff, seriously. there's a lot of evidence. now, what it points to, and where it will end up is a different question. and you're right, i mean, as i

was prepping for this chat today i was thinking if i was totally innocent, i would gladly come forward and show up to congress and not assert my fifth amendment right to self-incrimination and bring extra documents that they might not have. we are not going to see that type of transparency. griff: do you think they show or face possible contempt charges? >> remember you can assert the fifth only on a question by question basis, they better show up or i think-- whether matt graves the u.s. attorney in d.c. is going to do anything if they violate that is a different question, but i think it would be in their best interest to show up and tell the truth. griff: i want to ask you in the last 30 seconds we've got. we saw the former president donald trump take the stand in a civil trial, his daughter ivanka testified on wednesday. what do you make of it? >> i think the theory of this case is ridiculous. i mean, there's no victims. no one's been defrauded. and this is a witch hunt

basically trying to destroy trump's business interests. whether he was abloviating about some of it, there's no victim here. griff: the gag orders may not be working so well because you can't shut the former president up, it appears. cully stimpson. thank you for being here. aishah: we've got moments when a car intentionally strikes florida deputies while they're responding to a call. we'll tell you what happened, what's that all about next. my brain. so i choose new neuriva ultra. unlike some others, it supports 7 brain health indicators, including mental alertness from one serving. to help keep me sharp. try new neuriva ultra. think bigger.

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(loose gravel clanking) >> well, listen to this, two sheriff's deputies in florida have severe injuries now after a man intentionally rammed his car into them on thursday. that 28-year-old suspect was initially trying to get away from the deputies, but returned a short time later and just crushed them against the patrol car. there's video of it. dana marie mcnickel is live with more details. >> the attack was intentionally, the deputies are alive and one suffered a severe leg break and the other may need amputation. this ambush caught on video and i want to warn you, this is

disturbing to watch. now, you can see the car deliberately mowing down the two deputies as they dive out of the way. the sheriff's department responded to a call thursday morning when a woman said her son was in a mental health crisis. that man is identified as 28-year-old ralph boozey. police tried to speak with him. he returned and ran them over. they were able to arrest him after he was tased. >> these deputies never had a chance. they didn't have a chance to get out of the way. didn't have a chance to do anything. in 2017, he made a statement from the back of his car that he hated law enforcement and that he was going to kill a deputy sheriff. >> there isn't the first time he has attacked officers with his car. he has a lengthy criminal past including 18 mental health cases and five arrests. despite this he was only given probation rather than jail time. he's now charged with three counts of murder for law

enforcement officers. now, as of the deputies, we're told that one is being released from the hospital today. aishah: okay. live for us, dana marie, welcome to the fox news family. we'll see more of you soon. >> thank you so much. aishah: griff. griff: welcome marie. we've got a vivek ramaswamy interview coming up next. .. personalized financial advice from ameriprise can do more than help you reach your goals. wow... we can make this work. it can help you reach them with confidence. no wonder more than 9 out of 10 of our clients are likely to recommend us.

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