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>> emily: right now anti-israel protesters are blocking all lanes of the san francisco bay area bay bridge. this is what runs twoon oakland and san francisco. it follows the chaos unfolding last night in washington where anti-israel protest erupted. capitol police said 200 people sparred with the capitol police outside the dnc headquarter demanding a ceasefire in gaza before things turned violent. you see them acting out, pushing and shoving law enforcement. officers were trying to clear the area. hello, everyone, this is

"outnumbered." i'm emily compagno, joining me fox business anchor dagen mcdowell, fox news contributor tammy bruce and former vice president of coin cassy, and veterans on duty jeremy hunt. we are learning at least six capitol police officers had to be treated for injuries after this encounter that you are seeing here. and one anti-israel protester arrested for assaulting an officer. capitol police releasing this statement. we have handled hundreds of peaceful protests, but last night was not peaceful. the crowd refused to move back from the dnc, where members of congress were in the building. when the group moved dumpsters in front of the exit, pepper sprayed officers and attempted to pick up the bike rack, our

team quickly introduced consequences. the chaos sent capitol hill into lockdown. congresswoman was trapped inside her office with her husband and newborn baby. organizers of the anti-israel protest are insisting it was the officers who incited the violence and one is frustrated democratic leaders are not listening to their call. watch. >> the folks in that building and in democratic leadership are not listening to 80% of us to stop genocide of palestinians. instead of being met with leader engaging with us and our peaceful protest, we were met by police. >> emily: just save it, sister. met with -- with peaceful engagement? you are sympathizing with

terrorists, with genocide hopeful. that is ridiculous. i wish the consequences by the capitol hill were more permanent. one charged with assault pails in comparison to what everyone deserves. >> dagen: i assume attorney general merrick garland and the justice department will find every rioter and punish moonment will be swift and severe like it was against the january 6 rioters. it is federal offense to attack a capitol hill police officer. six injured and one arrest? if there are no charges, swift as they should be in punishment, then we know that justice is dependent on your party affiliation and politics. i digress. compare one day apart, nearly 300,000 individuals peacefully gathering out in support of

israel against antisemitism compared to this violence, this pro-hamas, prohear terrorist mob rioting for destruction of israel anguish because of civilian confidentialities? no. no anger when hamas butchered innocent babies and mothers and families. this is performance to demonize israel and get the world to turn against israel and the jewish people. it is nothing but -- who is funding it? same people behind communist china who are just essentially against the west and for jihad and destruction of america. that is what they're rioting for. >> emily: terry, be clear, it is never legal to block roads. the bay area has population of almost eight million, after the decline after newsom ran it into the ground during covid. blocking the bay bridge is significant illegal and also

catastrophic and potentially dangerous situation they call themselves peaceful. there is nothing peaceful about that level of disruption and nothing peaceful about sympathizing with terrorists. >> tammy: this is years in the making, messaging about what laws will be enforced, if you will be let out of prison or go to prison. signalling through the democratic party, nature of what has been happening on the ground leads to this, but more, it leads to more. i come from a left wing organizing framework and each one of these things, i can tell you, has been in the same envelope as antifa and blm. for american people to not be afraid this is something new, it's not new. it is the same people. i think once we get pictures, perhaps you will see the same individuals arrested before, who are on a list and go to elements and make it easier to deal with

if we choose to deal with it. >> emily: what kills me, after the protests called peaceful by self-labeled violent people, the city of new york, among others paid out settlements to protesters. our tax dollars went to appeasing people that aren't peaceful and are destroying property and engaging in severe destruction, what worries me about what we're seeing now, painting over narrative, creating false sense of reality those who see pain, hurt and fear in the jewish community, there is no defense for that and yet this will probably be smoothed over and i'll probably end up having to pay the idiots some type of settlement fee if they trip and fall. >> and they are useful idiots to the cause of tearing down america and our ideal. follow the money. 83 billion from corporations

have gone to blm movement and social justice causes and organizing of i riots. follow the money, be smart how you spend your money, know this is not a guy sitting in his living room that said, i will take action and get involved temperature is organized, they are professionaling. >> emily: jeremy, i want to get your thoughts based on your experience as an intelligence officer. tell us about the nexus through our administration rhetoric only appeasement approach and infection sweeping the country, how are they tied together and how can the administration quash that inunacceptable behavior? >> look at rioters, they are rioting in front of dnc headquarter, i guess biden is too pro-israel somehow. the issue is biden and the dnc

are too pro-iran. that is how this started. biden had a policy of appeasing iran, release 6 billion in frozen assets in exchange for prisoners. now they approved a sanction waiver to allow another $10 billion to pump to tehran, people who fund attacks on october 7 that led to this. these are same murderous regime in inner yoo, people who funded proxy forces attacking american troops around the world and that is the policy i think led to a lot of this mess. one thing that as veterans on duty, just signed letter demanding accountability about why has biden administration been so obsessed with iran and allowing this madness. over 100 veterans have signed that and say enough is enough. >> emily: calls for accountability in some form or

fashion, majority of americans we are learning from fox news poll, which reveal the country's thoughts on president biden response to the war on israel. 55% of respondents disapprove of the president's handling of the war, just 39% say they approve of his response so far. when it comes to iran, as jeremy was just mentioning, staggering 70% said president biden has been too accomodating with the iranian regime and this shifted public opinion on the president in the wrong direction. his disapproval rating stands at 59% while 40% of those polled approve of president biden performance in office. joining us with reaction, harris faulkner live from nashville, tennessee, ahead of tonight's patriot awards. harris, you just had an amazing

discussion with a live audience, tell us what they said about the polls. >> harris: i appreciate that. it is so fabulous to be here. i want to start with this. the patriot awards are about recognizing the very people jeremy is talking about, the people who serve in the military, veterans who have served and present day. we'll recognize them, first responders. i start with that because imagine trying to explain to them why this president would be so pro-iran. imagine and the one that jumped out to me, fox news polling, dealing with iran, joe biden is too accommodating, 70% of those surveyed said that. they agree on one thing, 70% say he's not working for us, he's working for them or himself. that is what that means. he's supposed to be working for

us, us, the letters, too, united states, u.s., all of us. so the group that i have here today, the fabulous americans who are in the seats with me in the studio. they understand that, you will see american flags represented in what they are wearing. at the patriot awards, that is what this is about. i want to know who joe biden thinks he is working for. to give iran money is a slap in the face, almost as bad as on 9/11, he couldn't make it to one area hit by terrorists. he couldn't make it to the site where they killed people on 9/11, couldn't make it to the white house. he had been off the contiguous united states and came back and could not be here. that was the very day that we heard so much announced about the money that iran would get and wiping away of sanctions in the $6 billion.

why on that day? why on that day? that is our day to remember. we said we would never forget. fifth fox patriot awards, you might hear them as i toss back. [applause] >> emily: thank you so [applause] [cheering] >> emily: amazing. we're thrilled to watch you, we are sheering you on from new york city. tonight the fifth annual fox nation patriot awards taking place at grand ole opry house. pete hegseth is hosting. stream the event live tonight 8:00 p.m. on foxnation.com. coming up, shocking rise of antisemitism in america, and now a disturbing new trend on tiktok support for osama bin laden's words 12 years after his death.

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>> tammy: 12 years ago, americans came together in celebration of the death of osama bin laden, the man responsible for orchestrating the ruthless death of 3000 innocent americans. people gathered outside the white house chanting usa, usa and holding american flags. take a look at this. >> usa, usa, usa, usa. >> tammy: what a difference 12 years makes. fast-forward to today and the terrorist leader's vile letter to america where he justifies the september 11th terror attack and condemns the united states

for support of israel and going viral again. that israel is at war with hamas. some people are reading the letter and seem to be praising bin laden's words all over social media. live with the details. william. >> what happened in the last 24 hours is emblem attic of something happening everyday, right or wrong, real or not, social media, especially tiktok is transforming the national conversation. an influencer discovered a letter written by osama bin laden on the web page of a british newspaper and posted a video saying bin laden was right, jews have no right to israel and he blames america for any and all violence in the middle east. i need everyone to stop what they are doing right now and read the letters, she says, i'm going through like an

existential crisis. her video got two million views and 200,000 likes and they are saying they feel lied to by u.s. media and schools. the conferring migrated to read it in twitter with hundreds of thousands posting similar views. most videos offer zero context of al qaeda and underscores why congressman like mike gallagher want to ban tiktok. >> these people are of course, massive idiots. i just came from watching the footage about the october 7 attack, it is horrific. if someone on tiktok to somehow suggest that this is america's fault or that bin laden, who killed thousands of innocent americans was right is disgusting and further evidence that we need to ban tiktok. >> so here is one takeaway,

tammy. americans watch 3 billion hours of tiktok a month, only a third get their news here. this is how you are educating entire generation, no fact checking on tiktok and the video does not make for a history lesson. >> tammy: it doesn't. dagen, they are morones, that is not fault of tiktok, this is generation since september 11th. 20-somethings are responding to this because of lack of education. they know pronouns, they don't know about this. doesn't this show us the void, intellectual void, emotional void, reality void if one tiktok video can sweep some young people into thinking, yeah, that is right. >> dagen: just found out that almost one-third of young americans, 32% of americans ages

18 to 29 get at least some news from tiktok. what an incredible advertisement for gen-z. hey, we're not ego maniacal layabouts, we're pretty evil. good luck getting a job, you morons. >> tammy: this is the key, but this is know beyond tiktok about the generation itself. >> no doubt, it is part and parcel, you have chinese communist party that is using tiktok to brainwash young people. i think they are mocking us and saying we can brainwash your children in front of you, that is part of it. it has been successful because our kids are obsessed with

getting likes and being popular, wanting social media clout. it is highest good, their one aim to be famous on social media, they are willing to go along with the most ridiculous trend like praising osama bin laden. >> tammy: going to emily, this is why we need more investigation, this is presumption about the degree of control of china, we are connecting the dots in suppositions, but we don't know exactly about algorithms and how this is moving combined with empty-headedness of a certain generation and need to look more into something like that. emily, where do you think we go from here? >> emily: gosh, hardest question. i feel like the miss universe pageant. i'm overwhelmed by that question because this entire situation is overwhelming. talk about identifying algorithms, to me, i see we are

the product of very deliberate maturation that has been years in the making, decades in the making and they are winning. we are at the behest of ccp and social agitation and civil and political rest in this country and they are succeeding and proof is in the fact just one tiktok post, posting a letter we denounce that is disgusting, that somehow opens the dies of our children. shame on the parents, shame on this government. something needs to change. >> tammy: wrap that up for us. >> i was at the white house the night osama bin laden died. my sibling and friends served and god forbid anything happens to our country. this generation does not know the effect and consequence of terrorists on this country. combined with algorithms and

things they are falling for, they are too privileged, they know freedom. >> tammy: president biden says u.s. and china will resume military discussions, he says the chinese president xi is a dictator.

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china peaceful reunification. china will realize reunification and this is unstoppable. president biden says he still considers his chinese counterpart to be a dictator. here are the president's comments after the meeting. he is a dictator, he runs a country that is a communist country based on a form of government totally different from ours. >> dagen: secretary antony blinken's reaction when he said this was like this. i appreciate when the president goes off script and says what he thinks. >> that was telling and all i need to know about how this summit came yesterday. xi jinping came into town and all chinese flags, that tells me who has the upper hand. we talked about a, b, c and d, what happens when his word is

not as good as his bond. we see consequence when iran does to our troops in iraq. nothing. i know all i need to know about how this is going, speaking from position of weakness and how he might be personally compromised. we are going to reap the consequences of that as americans. >> dagen: jeremy, military to military communication is important and biden expressed this, to avoid an accident, have that communication channel reopen. beyond that, what did the u.s. get? we're in a position of power economically because china is flat on its back right now. >> right. first off, it is amazing, you see president biden call him a dictator. he calls them a dictator, but you roll out the red carpet for

china and you saw the chinese flags and the business leaders of the united states giving a standing ovation for the president of china who is partly responsible for sending the chemicals to make fentanyl and responsible for the uighurs genocide and we applaud and stand up for that nonsense? china comes out on top. biden desperately wanted the meeting and biden parading list of dignitaries who go to china and suck up to china trying to get a meeting. this has been a disaster and president xi knows that and you see statements about we will be unstoppable with taiwan. only language that president xi understands is strength and force and united states we have to make sure we come from position of strength. we don't get that with biden. >> dagen: biden for xi, was the

buze, like the sorbet before the steak dinner of corporate leaders. china and xi need money, money has been flowing out of china. i want to say the statistic, china experienced first ever deficit in foreign firms pulled 160 billion out of the country over past year and a half. they are desperate, he was there to try to rake money in. >> emily: question remains, will he be successful? apec is in california. that dinner was in woodside, that is squarely silicon valley. don't think of him downtown in the tenderloin, no, he was at multi billion dollar enclave and many companies will not confirm whether their ceos were in attendance. bill gates, elon musk, jimmy diamond visited him innin china.

if you won't admit to us at that point, why and how will you admit if his pitch is successful and they invest. he may be hemorrhaging funds and need them, we have a spineless invertebra in the oval office who to his face did not call him a dictator, to his face he said it is honor to host you. >> tammy: that is like ted bundy promising to kill fewer women and we will say okay and you can go along. they are holding americans hostage in china under guise of crimes committed. those people are being illegally held. being involved with russia and hamas, through other proxies, we give them the red carpet, that is weakness that china is using and rest of the world is using,

things will get worse. >> dagen: we have nothing to stop the sale of oil from china. record number of migrant on the terror watch list have been caught at the southern border and fbi director christopher wray is warning migrants entering the united states undetected everyday is a major security concern.

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fbi director christopher wray was asked about this growing threat. >> can the fbi guarantee the american people that known or suspected terrorists, including those from hamas or other terror groups are not amongst the gotaways? >> certainly the group of people you are talking about are source of great concern for us, that is why we're using all 56 join terrorism task forces. >> you think that increased number creases the threat to the american citizens? >> any time you have a group of people in the united states we don't know nearly enough about, that is a source of concern for us from perspective in our lane of protecting americans. >> emily: record number of migrants have been arrested that are on the terror watch list. this year an explosion of such, but "new york times" thinks, it

is not a big deal explaining from act last year to this september, officials arrested 169 compared to 98 during the previous fiscal year and 15 in 2021. according to government data, then they go on to qualify, "but that is a miniscule fraction of the total number of migrants aphundreded at the border over the past year, more than two million. i don't care if it is miniscule fraction, i care about the presence of one. all it takes is one hamas sympathizer, one lone wolf, one agency of islamic jihad or other terrorist organizations that have sworn death to the west and death to us. the fact the "new york times" washes over, it is a small fraction is sickening. >> when they played the clip, we

are concerned about this. you and i both go, you don't say? bleep, bleep, maybe not nice words. this is a concern and they should know that this is something that every american should be concerned about and any democrat advocating for open borders know their name and remember them next november and vote them out of office, this is what they have been setting us up for and put our country in danger. >> emily: heartened by director wray's testimony where he says this group of people are great concern and enumerated the agents tasked to work on it. we have not seen results, we've seen weaponization of law enforcement agencies against parents and americans. crazy it has taken this long to get acknowledgement of how bad the crisis is, let alone do something about it.

"new york times," their play, let me provide cover fire for the biden administration and say it is miniscule in comparison. republicans are pouncing on this issue. this is not a republican issue, this is anyone who cares about the national security of our country. you see this white washing trying to rationalize everything going on, that is part of the problem. we need media to tell the truth what is going on at the border. >> emily: last night i spoke with nypd officers who articulated boots on the ground they are dealing with, combination of combative illegal immigrants here and ones that had diplomatic immunity. impunity that they are violent and disappear, that is problematic for everyone. jeremy says, it has taken forever to acknowledge the tip of the iceberg. >> tammy: problem of number of

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>> 150 people cause mayhem outside the dnc last night. six capitol police officers injured, how will the doj deal with the one person arrested? president bidens he and xi jinping made progress in talks yesterday. congressman scott perry is here. what is next for the israeli military in gaza and how does it get hamas headquarters said to be underneath al-shifa hospital?

talk to a former member of the mossad about that. ari fleischer will break it down for us. join us at the top of the hour for "america reports," see you then. >> dagen: new jersey largest teachers union want to get rid of basic skills test requirement for aspiring educators. it posted on x, we need you to take action, exclamation point. last year new jersey eshg eliminated edtpa, barrier to becoming certified teacher. it is time to eliminate another barrier, basic skills test for teacher. rj governor murphy to sign senate bill 1553 right away. the union claims this will help with the teacher shortage, others say it adds to the trend

of students falling behind. you have a daughter in d.c. and i know that you are trying to decide how to educate her. >> yes. so my husband and i, when we were dating, he was all public school and i went to the catholic school. our kids go to public school. now he is like, let's go to private school. it used to be your skrip code determine your education. fairfax county, that is the center of this nonsense. school choice is the answer to this. failing grades across the board and you are going to say let's just lower the barrier to entry for people educating our kids? our most prized possession. everything harkens back to kids are not all right. they are getting education and

news from technology. this doesn't bode well. shout out to my husband for moving in my direction. >> dagen: jeremy, how are you educating your oldest right now? >> we have a four year old is miolest and she's in a christian preschool. we know she's getting values that are important to us. we are having conversations about what that will look like when she srts school. even home school is on the rise in response to madness. >> dagen: how dare you say that, home school is on the rise because of gun violence. >> it is crazy, these people are disconnected with reality. my wife was home schooled most of her of well, i'm trying to get my mother-in-law out of retirement to help us out. it is scary when you think of

where education is going. >> emily: tammy, you have to pass a skills test to become a hair stylist, manicurist, not to educate your children. >> tammy: these people who went through the same system got taught nothing, so they are -- their room of people to choose from distribute know what to do. we are perpetuating that, oregon has department of education eliminated basic reading, writing and skills test as graduation from high school. that is the next teacher group. it is madness and it has to stop. >> dagen: teachers in new york city sued over this, and said disparity is irrelevant, it is how they taught, they sued over this issue and won. and it got better.

>> emily: i just, it's so laughable, if it wasn't so destructive to our nation's children and education. first of all, i thought when i saw that x tweet, i thought it was a joke. it was like, now time to call for removal of the next barrier, basic skills. that is not a barrier, that is the qualification for a position description. next time you go into surgery, don't worry about a test, i don't care if you know the difference in my spleen and kidney. this is a joke. instead of meeting kids and teachers where they are and investing in education, don't worry, honey, here is your diploma, in case i hurt your feelings. i'm frightened for our future, it will be led by uneducated idiots that think they are doing me a favor by dumbing me down. >> dagen: more "outnumbered" in

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>> we are now awaiting today's state department press briefing with matthew miller, set to begin in a few moments. meanwhile, president biden is set to speak during today's apec summit in california. scheduled to begin remarks at 1:45 eastern. and tonight, you do not want to miss the fifth annual fox nation patriot awards at the grand ole opry, nashville, tennessee. pete hegseth is hosting once again and you can stream the whole event live on foxnation.com. it's going to be awesome. we are all going to be watching. it's going to be so great. thank you for everyone to watching. thank you for joining us, and now here is "america reports". >> john: emily, thank you. all looking forward to tonight. fox news alert,