lloyd austin returned from the philippines last month. clear indication importance of that country to the united states is where the u.s. will start putting missiles in the first island chain to send a message to china. >> bill: good to have you on, lucas tomlinson from the pentagon all day. thank you read. >> announcer: tina read sports. >> dana: coming through when it counts the most alvarez with a walk-off home run in the ninth inning the mets 4-3 victory and said he filled, the first career walk-off hit for the mets catcher and more important and keeps the mets in the thick of the national league wild card rates. last year you explained to me why it is called a call from but now i don't remember. >> bill: it is because you are down a certain number of runs where the game is tied in the home run puts you ahead and you are the last team at back. >> dana: so you can walk. >> bill: it is a walk-off. >> dana: gotcha. >> bill: you don't have to round the basis but go right to the dugout and say goodbye by.

>> dana: you never know what you learn at tina's dana perino sports. [screaming] speed to anti-israel protesters marching outside the democratic convention as democrats try to put on a show of unity. but uncommitted delegates to puncture that image today when they gather on convention floor to cast votes to nominate kamala harris. welcome to a brand-new hour of "america's newsroom." i'm dana perino. >> bill: how are you feeling, fresh? i'm bill hemmer and good morning, welcome back to chicago. you have 30 delegates from eight states representing 1 million voters nationwide. they've got a warning for the vice president. uncommitted delegates they are calling for an immediate cease-fire in gaza along with arms embargo against israel. they are making it clear that harris could, could suffer defeat in some of the key swing states with large concentrations of arab american, and muslim

voters. >> dana: republican vice president j.d. vance pulling away the curtain on the parties claim that it is unified. what year. >> ali phantom and all mirage. a month ago, these guys were telling us backed up by the media joe biden couldn't complete a sentence was over einstein, the most brilliant president we witnessed in this country. we witnessed a year long -- sorry month long completely separate kamala harris from the administration where she is the vice president. >> dana: we have an all-star panel standing by, maria hoff, karl rove, but rich edson for an update, hi, rich. >> good morning, dana pur democrat delegat will have ceremonial votes this evening and you already have the vice pvice president kamala har, tim walz, fishman is the democratic ticket thanks to virtual roll call vote that the democrats held earlier this month. out of the 4,000 delegates, only

30 are uncommitted and the result of protest votes against the biden administration support of israel. these developments don't make delegates once a call for immediate cease-fire and a embal and they say their influence reaches well beyond 30 dele delegates. >> uncommitted votes present nearly 800,000 people nationally in key swing states that are the difference between the winning and losing for democrats in november. this is about winning and losing in november. our movement is big. >> there are thousands of pr pro-palestinian demonstrators in chicago. last evening and had a biden speech implants promote more protest for harris' address and thursday. in his very late speech to the convention last night, biden is working is working around the clock on the cease-fire and closet and a knowledge the protesters. speak with those protesters out in the street, they have a poin. a lot of innocent people are being killed. on both sides.

harris' teams imposes arms embargo and ensure israel will defend itself against iran and proxies. many of the votes are coming from states with large arab like michigan and minnesota states like harris have to win. the democratic blue wall if she plans to be in the oval office next year. dana from a back to you. >> dana: rich edson from from i think. >> bill: for 30 day zero news conferences and absent issues, that is the campaign, marie harf, karl rove, it charlie hurt, the three of you, we brought you one last hour but too early for you. >> especially after last night. >> but in a sports news. >> bill: i will say one thing about last night one thing tonight a classic goodbye for joe biden would be debated, considering how late that speech was brought on last night. i would say bio on kamala harris

still hasn't happened. a lot of the american people watching this don't know her record, and they know nothing about tim walz. the third thing i will say, barack obama will blow the roof of this place tonight and the delegates will love it, karl rove. >> plenty of time to do exactly what you said which needs to be done to introduce largely unknown vice president kamala harris in a completely unknown outside of minnesota tim walz. but there is time to do that. and they have got the problem out of the way. that brought in the sitting president who has been forced off of the ticket and gave him an appropriate send-off while enthusiastic driven by a sense of relief, i think. not a particularly good speech. there were grace notes at the beginning and end but we've heard everything else had to say last night. many times and it has not moved the american people. but they have time. we will see how well they pull it off. this is the moment where you introduce a candidate to the american people. if you do it successfully as it

has been done in 2008 as it was done in 2000, it carries you one to victory. >> dana: one of the thing harris has to do is distance herself from biden but she has to pick our battles. biden will not let this happen easily and holding tight. he is talking how they did everything together. "the wall street journal," if price gouging is responsible for inflation, why weren't grocers gouging during the trump years? ms. harris said greedy during the biden-harris administration, which also let them get away with it. while mr. biden might have left the campaign stage from his record, which is also hers, is still there. how will she do with that? >> we will see. she is trying to find specific areas where she can look into the future and say, "here is what i will do but maybe a little bit differently." but not break on things they have done. tonight barack obama will not only rally democrats but will start the introduction process for kamala harris. he's known her 20 years and knocked on doors and i wept before caucus in 22008.

he's been a mentor for her and you will start to see introduction from beloved figure in the demo democratic party whn two national presidential elections and start talking about her. issues like price gouging. i think democrats are frustrated that inflation has come down. but as inflation has come down, grocery prices and other things have not come down at the same rate. how you talk about that to the american people. there are some companies taking advantage of this moment that didn't exist when president trump was president. how they talk about economic issue is important because we know voters in most polling prefer president trump on the economy. >> bill: by a lot. more than twice, actually. >> economic indicators are getting better. inflation is down, jobs are up are up. >> bill: it may not be enough time, maria. >> coming online incredibly fast pace so the challenge this week is not just to introduce her but to say we have done actually pretty well on the economy.

look at the stock market. this is how we would do better than donald trump in the second term. >> bill: but that is where politics cuts off from reality because of how others feel where they are. >> it is a vibe. >> bill: it is a fight. charlie? >> it is interesting, that is the problem with inflation is inflation goes up and prices don't go back down. that is kind of the nature of it. but the alternative is deflation, which is usually what you get with depression. but anyway, i think it is kind of interesting that what we will see you tonight with barack obama, it will be a detriment to show. obviously, this is what some parties are supposed to do. they were supposed to put on big things that thrill everybody, whether the degree it is breaking out past the supporters here in this room will remain to be seen to. but it is up to the press to actually force kamala harris to actually answer some of these questions, and they are not doing it!

she is not having to answer questions about the ways she is departing from joe biden. at the press seems to be perfectly satisfied with that. that is a real problem. >> dana: karl, you said last night immigrants are falling in love and in line. have you ever seen anything like it question rick. >> normally what republicans do is fall in line but democrats are falling in love and falling in line this time. i want to come back to what was said my bidenomics we give year and a half things are better than you think they are. we've done a good job and that grades on the ordinary american because they see it every day. grocery prices are actually not driving inflation today. it is services, rent, insurance and those kind of things. the cost of a car is dropping the cost of used cars dropping a lot, food prices moderated in some instances began to drop. but saying things are better than you think they are and we've done a great tropics with american people say -- you

created this and i'm still adjusting to the fact that i'm spending a lot more in my paycheck ain't keeping up with it. bidenomics was a terrible label. i had a marketing class and i learned one thing if you have a lousy product, do not put your name on it. >> dana: she is lucky it wasn't biden-harris economics. >> is not buying what you are selling. >> carl is right a lot of inflation caused by things out of the president's control and very little a president can actually do to bring many prices down. they can on some things but not on everything. >> dana: but then why save the business owners like the grocery store owners are greedy and they are the ones going after middle-class americans? if i was a grocery store owner i'm i would be furious. >> i do think the american people understand inflation is coming down and they are paying too much for things they care about. but look, we know, karl is right they are falling in love and pulling in line. we have seen polling issue after

issue even though president trump is ahead on the issues but ten points i have donald trump on that issue and catching up to him. she is overtaking him on a number of issues. look, this week is an important test for democrats because rollout for the past 30 days was pretty flawless. the polls paired that out. >> bill: when you go into hiding, you can do that to charlie's point it is up to the media to do that and i know we are out of time but 30 seconds to you, charlie. >> so many things have happened the past month and a half that have been unprecedented in modern politics. you can agree on all of this, right? typically bumper four points out of the convention but i'm not so sure this happens here. >> dana: she might have already gotten it. she is making them work. >> you can come out of this convention flatbed even still. >> bill: one of the most unprecedented things we have seen this a propaganda campaign by the press, the political press propping her up and not forcing her to answer any questions.

i agree with you, dana, she probably has gotten that balance and maybe we'll get more of a balance. but coming out of here, it will go back to people's pocketbooks. it will be people who are not necessarily engaged in staying up until 1:00 in the morning to hear joe biden say goodbye, but actually thinking about their own lives and whose policies were better. i think that this -- i think that this will as much as she is enjoying all of the press she has gotten, i think it is going to be a very different game and a couple of weeks. the coat this is a three-point race in the real clear politics average on this day for years ago, joe biden was up by nearly eight points and eight years ago, hillary clinton was up by six points. both of those races ended up being as tight and 70 some thousand votes in 2016 and 40,000 votes in 2020. it will go until the end. >> dana: i loved having all of you want. >> bill: whiteboarding his brain.

thanks, marie, thanks, karl, thanks charlie. government officials confirm iran did to have former president trump's campaign and tried president biden's defunct campaign and targeted. griff jenkins live in washington to run down the details and what we are learning now. griff camillo. >> good morning, bill. the first time confirmed iran behind the trump act and targeting biden-harris act. the fbi, oh d&i and cybersecurity infrastructure security agency write this. the intelligence community is confident iranian through social engineering sought access to individuals with direct access to the presidential campaigns of both political parties. such activity including theft sent disclosures are intended to influence the u.s. election process. and they note, this is not new paying iran arrest should have attempted to meddle in our

elections before. mike pompeo warns they will not stop until iran faces consequences. >> iran is very capable. they have the capacity to do precisely the things russians can do. they can shape public opinion as much as anything else. we solve the reports of a heck of the trump campaign. we should expect this to continue because no cost on the iranian regime for any malign activity. >> bill: this comes tensions gnomic tensions between iran rights with the u.s. hoping to t that expected retaliation strike on israel which could come at any time. and finally, bill, a battle of the campaign trail with team trump and biden-harris administration for policy of appeasement while harris yet to lay out her own broad foreign policy agenda, bill. >> bill: awaiting on that, griff, nice to see you. in washington, griff jenkins, thank you. >> if you are a working parent trying to afford rent and child care, kamala is for you!

if you are a senior who had to go back to work because your retirement didn't stretch far enough, kamala is for you. >> dana: aoc pitching kamala harris as the champion of the working class. but did inflation soar under biden-harris administration averting everyday americans the most? >> bill: also economic agenda rushing blow to corporate america and guess who will eventually pick up the tab and even higher prices? we will look at the tax plan on that and this. >> it seems like there is some residual bad blood or resentment. i'm wondering if you have spoken to him and what your responses to them? >> sometimes, you have to take a punch here it's paid to her conscious is clear. former house speaker nancy pelosi defending her role to give biden the boot. we hear from the lawmaker who currently holds the gavel, mike johnson. ♪ ♪

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♪ ♪ >> they are acting as though they have had nothing to do with the carnage and the damage that this country has been suffering through for the last three and a half years. they cannot run on the economy because the economy for 66% of americans is a disaster. kamala can't run on her record. she can't run on her own words. ♪ ♪ >> dana: and former president trump goes to michigan to talk crime today as part of it week of counter programming to the dnc. i show hosni has more from michigan, good morning. >> good morning to you, dana, that is right president trump

taking advantage of the fact in chicago and all grinding on the vibes and on the campaign trail hitting the battleground states talking about the issues. the issue is crime will be here at the county sheriff's department to talk about crime policy today. let's talk a little bit about michigan right now, 15 electoral votes up for grab that one make the state 2016 and lost it by a smidgen in 2020. a pretty big large population in the state and uncommitted democrats harris has an edge over trump by four points in recent "new york times" siena poll. the first time we hear from trump's sense dnc speech and of course, trump calling for switcheroo who here at mr. pence governor gretchen whitmer says she feels a real momentum in her state since harris became the nominee, but trump's running mate says, not so fast. >> there was a lot of leverage for biden in chicago and

certainly michigan was also up. but the enthusiasm from people volunteering signing up and being turned away because we have too many volunteers. that is a c shift. >> the entire argument so far scripted teleprompter, if you elect her as president, she will somehow fix the inflation and border crisis that was caused by her leadership and promoted by her policies. it just doesn't make a lot of sense. i think that is why the democrat convention is low-energy. >> now, dana, a michigan slamming trump to hold this event in howell because last month while he was in grand rapids, but white supremacist showed up outside of the court house here and they rallied for trump, chanting things like hitler, we love trump and we love hitler. the trump says that has nothing to do with them wanting to hold this event today. they will talk about crime policy and that is what they are

focused on dana. >> dana: asia hosni forest, thank you. >> we will put more money into your pockets and create millions and millions went back and the white house and america's future will be built in pennsylvania. >> we will stop the reckless spending that you see from to kamala harris administration. give americans more of their hard-earned money. >> dana: former president trump and his running mate j.d. vance, share economic in pennsylvania as i hope to court voters in the swing state. and harris economic plans, the vice president made a stop over the weekend. nationally syndicated political reporter is there. we were talking to mike summers of american petroleum institute about fracking as an important spirit i want to show shale runs largely through pennsylvania. you can see it right there. this energy message, does it energize those voters there? are there enough orders there that would vote for president trump to counteract

the kind of overwhelming support she has in a place like philadelphia? >> yeah, absolutely. in fact, 2016, the entire election hinged on these more world postindustrial counties. they are the ones that took trump over the top as opposed to pittsburgh and philadelphia. the show industry is multifaceted. it is not just the people in the industry but this eric dimock stereotype that you think, a welder or blue-collar worker. there is engineers, chemists, geologist, people that work on the computer, and also very much a part of that industry. and then, there is the farmer, right, who gets their royalties every month from the industry that help sustain their farm. helps them be able to buy new

equipment or hire more people to work on the farm. so the industry is very broad. but is not just the people that work in it. it sort of pulls out. they were is also the communities that benefit from it. text-based. of the industry goes away, it hurts the school districts. >> bill: selena, our poll has it really close there in pennsylvania. quinnipiac came out with harris three-point lead, 53-47. everyone is there. everyone is going there. perhaps rightfully so. may be pennsylvania is for firewall, maybe it is not an trump can win other ways by losing pennsylvania. what is the sense for the keystone state is right now? >> i think the state is pretty evenly split. to find the story of who wins, go to places erie county and northampton county. but also places like

cambria county where johnstown is and these other counties, these are the counties that are going to make the difference in this race. pittsburgh and philadelphia, they have the larger amounts, but there is a ceiling there. it is getting the people out to vote in those elder counties that is really, really importan. i think it is important to note when you look at bill clinton won pennsylvania in 1996, he won 27 of 67 counties. by the time 2012 and this is how much pennsylvania has changed, barack obama won 13 of those counties. so, that is where the race will be decided. speed to do just went across the country driving and everybody should follow your work. we love to have you on the show. very happy birthday to your granddaughter, who wants a pumpkin pie instead of a cake. we love that. >> i have got to make them. >> dana: i know you will, thank you so much.

>> bill: thanks, selena. >> intifada lives on but we are returning stronger than ever before as we head into the fall semester. [cheers and applause] we will remain in revolt on our campuses and in the streets. >> bill: that was yesterday, and they will be back today. anti-israel protesters spotlighting deep fractures and the democratic party. will this cost they are ticket? he swing states come november. talk to the house speaker mike johnson about that and a lot more straight-ahead as the hotel's rage on at the dnc. what is the state of hostage negotiations for the middle east and is there reason for hope today? >> i will not stop fighting for them. this is our directive we have to do everything to get this. otherwise, there is no future for the state of israel. ♪ ♪an and when the market goes down, you don't lose anything.

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>> dana: welcome back to her coverage in chicago. we are here at the dnc. it is quite this morning, but warm up of the warm up of the warm-up acts. allowed to come between now and then ann fox has you covered all day. anti-israel protesters espousing hate speech in chicago, watch. >> do you support us? >> every palestinian support hamas, not just me. every palestinian support hamas. >> do you support october 7? >> yes, i do, what is wrong with october seven? >> women and children being murdered. >> [bleep] >> dana: doing their best to disrupt dnc and some deployed pepper gas. let's bring in house speaker, mike johnson, glad to have you here. one of the things i picked up on last night, joe biden in his

speech did bring up charlottesville find people hoax and fact-checkers and everybody can check out for themselves. but last night when biden was talking about the anti-israel protesters, he said this. >> those protesters out in the street have a point he read a lot of innocent people are being killed on both sides. >> dana: you think about the guy talking to mike tobin who said, what do you mean what happen october 7th? hamas doesn't enter the conversation at all this point, sir. >> no, this is illustrating what the real problem is in the democratic party right now. they have a pro hamas wing and not pro-palestinian wink but pro hamas wing. this is what we have seen w with the hostile crowds and protesters on the college campuses. remember, i went to columbia university columbia university and faced down an angry mob. i saw this with my own two eyes

and we all feel to it and experienced it. they are having a problem inside the party. kamala harris is trying to play both sides. joe biden is trying to do the same thing. that is why they have the mess on their hands that they do. you cannot appease terrorists, hamas sympathizers. there was no place for that and they are trying to embrace that. it was broken in the news this week kamala harris visited with the mayor of dearborn who is a radical anti-semite. they are trying to play both sides, but i don't think it will work and they will wind up upsetting everybody in the process. that is a serious problem for them. >> bill: so chicago tombs called it a difficult balance. that is what they are trying to pull. sorry, guys a difficult balance and not just outside but the little dance between joe biden and joe biden coming in here. sound bites and i will get your election speaker of the house you have a lot of experience, nancy pelosi yesterday on cnn here in chicago said this. >> what i have to do, he made

the decision for the country. my concern was not about the president. it was about his campaign. as he has seen the exuberance, the excitement that has come forth in our country. >> bill: okay, that was in the afternoon and this was around 1:00 in the morning here in chicago at the airport. >> no, i haven't spoken to nancy at all, look, no one influenced my decision. no one knew it was coming. >> bill: the other thing he ever lived is he was not angry, but that is not true as it was reported. i haven't spoken to nancy at all. how does that work? give us the insight. >> this is just more deceit from the democrats. what we are witnessing right now is the largest gaslighting operation in the history of american politics. everything that we are seeing at the convention and everything

they are seeing is patently untrue. they are trying to convince american people what we are seeing, experiencing and feeling is not real. that is why they are touting the economy when they broke the economy clearly. inflation is at record highs and everyone is struggling and they are looking right into the camera and trying to pretend everything is great. they put us in jeopardy on the world stage. they have appeased our adversaries, that is why we have hot wars around the globe right now. they opened the board are white and that is a catastrophe in every city and state around the. they want people to believe that what we are seeing is not actually true and it's not going to work. i think they are on a sugar high right now. i think they will come off of that after the convention and the real campaign starts after labor day as it does every presidential cycle. i'm absolutely convinced we will grow back and win the senate and donald trump will return to the white house because of all of the spirit speedway of 30 seconds but i want to ask you because last week there was a me

republicans that this race, that their racers might be tighter than they thought. you are encouraging them to what? no, to keep fighting and run like ten points behind, we should, but we are ahead in the polls and we will know the majority and bullish about november. you can grow to grow the majority.com and all the evidence and data and why we are excited but there is an energy around the country and i've been to 169 cities and we will continue going and something is happening out there and we feel very, very good about november but it can't get here soon enough. >> bill: september 10th will be a big debate night. circle it on the calendar and we will talk down the road, mike johnson, thanks. >> thank you. >> bill: trail fire costing paris hilton most valuable possessions and you know i pay attention to what's going on. today celebrity news, hilton sharing this video of the aftermath, check it out.

>> exploded off here and there. what the [bleep] >> bill: she shared that video online and everything on the side of her new music video. no one injured but boss chanel pearls and several handbags. >> dana: i don't even know what those look like. >> bill: now you know. by the way, the happy days episode with fonzie, remember that? >> dana: no. >> bill: he was trying to say he was wrong. i was wrong. we do what. >> bill: apparently hit a home walk off run, you have to hit home plate. i swear -- >> dana: wow! >> bill: band after second base. >> dana: i would never know. >> bill: let the record know. >> dana: she will let us know but i have no idea. i took everything you said. >> bill: i'm getting hammered here. >> dana: check out jackson over here.

>> i got a cd what's 109 people shot on the weekend and you go for the democratic national committee and should and you don't mention that one time? that wouldn't happen anywhere around the world. it is despicable. >> dana: chicago earning the title of america's capital. but democrats don't address it. what is the disconnect? laura ingraham knows the city well. she is next. ♪ ♪ [laughs]

♪ ♪ >> bill: good-looking part of chicago right there going down the river come up with this, however, a distinction no city

wants. an analysis showing chicago leads the nation and murders for the 12th year in a row. the homicide rates five times higher than new york city. all of this coming at the worst possible time in the windy city hosting the dnc and laura ingraham is here to take us through the spirit nice to see you. >> nice to see you, morning tv like the old days, right? >> bill: "chicago sun-times" reporting this in the last 12 months, 2,900 shootings in chicago. there has been 92 what is called near west side where we are right now. now, where our hotel is located and the gold coast from a zero. you have to ask yourself why the political leadership in the city for decades now has been okay with the crime the cell site and the west side, which is primarily directed at primaries? >> to listen to joe biden last night, he got.

exercise to say, my god, these numbers are horrible, nationwide numbers. but to your point, we have to ask what is the difference between the city and miami? what is the difference between this city and phoenix manatt to say they don't have their own problems because every city is struggling but there is an marketable difference the way they treat law enforcement, crime here at the way people just going in a revolving door f being convicted and getting out in a short period of time gg back on the street. this is such a great city. i know you both have spent so much time here. it is a beautiful city. what is happening to the working class of the city, especially those most disadvantage is a horror show. it is a super democrat majority. they have been in charge forever. at some point, chicago house to vote to save itself. i don't know when that will be, but it seems to me they are kind of at a tipping point, and celebrating yesterday but what are you celebrating given what

their policies, which kamala harris supports have done to these people? just about gone okay, let's go through the other cities. >> bill: all the politicians are coming for this convention and saying the exact same thing. >> but to that point, to get into the convention center it makes sense, barricades and i.d. checks, probably eight and more than the rnc it seems to me. world my barrier is, denying certain people but they are for that when their own safety is on the line, personally on the line, but the rest of the county at large, a different question. >> dana: garrett tenet did a report about education in chicago k-12. despite tens of thousands, you can spend $70,000 per student and you still don't get any results and that to me if you want to talk about root causes, nobody focuses on it. >> look at iowa and kim reynolds done a phenomenal job with affordability and education.

ron desantis in florida and arizona. parents taking control of their education and tax dollars going to indoctrinate their kids against own country story and own country's history and they are graduating with more than average reading skills and abysmal math skills, which doesn't set them up for success. again you see what works. this is not political. we see what works and that is why common sense is the right theme for donald trump if he wants to win back the selection. it is common sense. they have wrecked the economy. i can't wait to fix it. that is an optimistic message and people are looking for that. >> bill: we will see you tonight. >> i thought we would hang out for a while and pastries. i will go. great to see you guys. >> bill: see you tonight. the administration, can they nail down a deal for a cease-fire? major demand from protesters in chicago or will iran strike? we will take you live to't

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>> harris: the justice department called him an elderly man with a poor memory and that man took the stage at 11:30 last night. a good buy from president biden to his party that shut them out the door. plus trying to be president herself, kamala harris is calling for a tax hike that analyst they will kill jobs. can you afford that? and a republican presidential nominee donald trump taking center stage in a battleground state today. former arkansas governor mike huckabee, charles payne, and real voters as i hit the streets of chicago. "the faulkner focus," top of the hour. ♪ ♪ >> with all of this talk about how i am angry and all people said i should closed down, it's not true. [crowd chanting "we love joe"]

>> dana: that was a scene from last night, joe biden giving a very late speech and they stayed for, and he was there to say goodbye and then he left for california. he says he's going to be the number one volunteer for the campaign. >> bill: in california, look up at sunrise, now moving overseas, secretary of state antony blinken trying to get a cease-fire and a hostage deal. trey yingst is live in tel aviv to tell us whether or not there is more hope today or not. hey, trey. >> good morning, negotiators about 50% of the way there for a cease-fire deal, and met in cairo with the egyptian president though the main cease-fire talks are set to resume on thursday and friday. now following meetings yesterday in jerusalem, lincoln announced that benjamin netanyahu is on board with an american proposal

to close the gaps on an agreement. blink in and that not who discussed security concerns. the prime minister's tones with the americans is far less harsh than what he is telling others. benjamin netanyahu said he would maintain a presence in gaza and two locations, now will align with hamas that rejected over the weekend. as they continue to try to end the war on southern front, it heats up. and the air strikes in lebanon targeting has below facility deep in the western part of the country, there are hopeful to address gaza could give them an effort to de-escalate his tension. we monitor one other story today, a heartbreaking develop an overnight as the israelis recovered the bodies of six hostages inside gaza. bill. >> bill: that's tough news, thank you, trey yingst and tel aviv, more throughout the

day. >> dana: wrapping up a couple of hours here, and i will be on "the five" doing prime time things. but last week i had a chance to do something different and interview with a tiktok influencer named kate max and she runs with people and interviews them. before we go i will show you just a little bit of that. >> find that strong voice and be able to use it. it makes a difference in your life in so many ways. i found my confidence every day. i could get up and give a speech about what's happening in israel today. 2 million people, not a problem. u.s. me to do a dance move, oh, i could never. so we go around and we talked about my upbringing and what we do here at fox news, kate max is a wonderful interviewer. percy was terrible. it was on my left-hand side which is not usual and he was pulling me like crazy, and i was doing this interview the whole time as if it was not a problem. but kate max on tiktok was great and thank you for having me. it was really cool.

>> bill: the hat looks good too. >> dana: you cannot wear sunglasses but you have to protect indeed. >> bill: barack obama, 20 years ago went to the democratic convention in boston, massachusetts, and he went into that arena and he said there are no blue states, there are no red states, there is just the united states, and that launched at the time his senate career to a whole new orbits and lied to him on to two terms as u.s. president. >> dana: when he became a senator in january of zero five, we went to the gridiron, and we were seated at the same table, and sat next to each other and had the best time for four and a half hours and years later he was the president of the united states even though i predicted it 20 years from then, he showed me. >> bill: kamala harris might be in a different place tonight -- >> dana: "the faulkner focus"

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