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the middle east, where overnight, israel's defense forces say they preemptively struck several hezbollah targets in lebanon in retaliation, there were several rockets from hezbollah in lebanon that actually made their way into israel. good morning everybody. i'm kevin corke in washington. hey, good morning, kevin and i'm chanley painter in new york. the idf claims the iran backed group was preparing to fire missiles, thousands of them, and rockets towards the israeli territory. as we know, tensions have been rising in the region for weeks after the assassination of a senior hamas leader and a top hezbollah military commander were killed in separate attacks in iran. channel blames israel for both deaths, though israel has only claimed responsibility for the death of the hezbollah commander. now, this is also happening, as you and i have discussed overnight ceasefire and hostage talks are ongoing between israel and hamas. u.s.

officials, meantime, are hoping that a ceasefire might in fact, calm tensions in the region. we want to welcome fox news correspondent jeff paul. he is in israel for us. and jeff, we've had many conversations overnight. i'm curious, as day has obviously broken where you are. how are things looking and sounding at this hour and what, if anything, jeff, can you tell us about the ongoing meeting of the security council there? well, kevin, there's definitely a sense of heightened sense of tension in the air. people are going about their daily lives somewhat normally here in tel aviv, but there is this feeling of tension in the air, not knowing what could happen next. and that has a big part to do with this escalation that happened early this morning between israeli forces and hezbollah. an escalation that we have not seen at this proportions for a very long time. so israel has put this entire country under an emergency situation for the next 48 hours, as it has to wait and watch to see what

hezbollah plans to do if they plan to, you know, have another phase of attacks or if this was enough. now, we all know this started early this morning local time. israel launched a wave of airstrikes targeting hezbollah infrastructure using roughly 100 fighter jets. this was a preemptive strike after israeli intelligence received information that hezbollah was mounting a massive attack on israel. hezbollah then fired upwards of 320 rockets and drones, all mostly targeting northern israel. local media is reporting hezbollah had plans to launch an estimated 6000 rockets and uavs, both towards central and northern israel. now, previously, hezbollah had referred to what happened early this morning as the, quote, first phase. hezbollah has since released a statement saying, in part, all offensive drones were launched at their designated times from all their positions. thus, our military operation for today has been completed and accomplished. israeli prime minister benjamin netanyahu, also reacting to the

escalation, saying in part, we are determined to do everything we can to protect our country, return the residents of the north safely to their homes and continue to uphold a simple rule. whoever hurts us, we hurt them. now, the white house also put out a statement saying president biden is closely monitoring the events in israel and lebanon at his direction. senior u.s. officials have been communicating continuously with israeli counterparts. we will keep supporting israel's right to defend itself, and we will keep working for regional stability. a big part of that stability could really take place today in cairo, egypt. that's where israel is still planning on sending a delegation there for the latest round of ceasefire negotiations the u.s, qatar and egypt. they have been working at this for weeks trying to get this deal across the line. u.s. officials say israel has agreed to a bridging proposal. so far, hamas has not. and a big part of that has to do with the presence of israeli troops, how

long they will stay in gaza once this war comes to an end, if it does. kevin. jeff, thank you for that. i want to welcome chanley painter into the conversation. chanley you were saying earlier that this isn't just about what happened today. this is about what could happen over the next 48 hours or so. exactly. kevin and let's talk to jeff some about that, because, again, the cease fire talks so important as far as what we will see coming up. jeff, what is your take? we know that the iran and hezbollah have been threatening retaliation for the assassination of those leaders for now weeks. why was yesterday the time why now? was that important? was it lack of progress for ceasefire talks or sending a message? what is your take from what you're hearing? i mean, all of it's speculation, but it could be quite the opposite that progress is being made. one person here on the ground who's very familiar with the situation in israel, told me

that maybe the sides are starting to get close, that a deal is coming closer and closer than it's ever been. and hezbollah or israel decided maybe this was their last opportunity to get in a few shots before the cease fire deal, and presumptively a peace deal goes into effect. so the deal could be closer than it's ever been. it also could be falling apart. you know, they really haven't said too much about what's going on in cairo or in qatar, but it could be one of those situations where it's getting so close. and because hezbollah and iran have both said that a peace deal is the only thing holding them back from attacking israel, well, if there's a peace deal, it would put them in a very bad light. if they then attacked after that cease fire, agreement went into effect. so some of it could be timing, some of it could just be frustration. hezbollah, you know, probably has a lot of people to answer to supporters, and they want to show a bit of strength. but i would say, on the contrary, israel showed a lot of strength as well, being that they had not only the intelligence but the physical know how to get in there and disrupt what could have been a

massive attack. that's right. and jeff, speak a little bit about a couple of the hang ups in those ceasefire negotiations. you mentioned earlier in the evening or the morning in the reporting, including the philadelphi corridor and others that may be holding up an actual cease fire at this point. well, we always see issues when it comes to think of gaza and you kind of cut it in half, almost. there is a corridor there called the netzarim corridor, and that is strategic for israel, because they can sort of control travel between the north and the south of gaza. the other one would be the philadelphia corridor, and that's strategic because it's right there on the egyptian gaza border. and israel maintains this is how all the weapons, all the rockets, all

the things that are used against israel get into gaza. so if they don't have troops there, hamas is just going to be able to reload during a moment of peace or cease fire and then start doing the same thing that happened on october seventh again. but hamas and egypt both oppose the presence of israeli troops there in gaza, whether it be the netzarim corridor or the philadelphia corridor. so we'll have to see if they can find some sort of middle ground as these negotiations continue. that's certainly key. one more question for you, jeff, before i toss it back to kevin for more. but we are reading reports with this preemptive strike with hezbollah striking towards israel. we're only really seeing of at least one death in southern lebanon from one of the strikes. what are you seeing and hearing considering the massive scale upwards of 6000 missiles or whatnot, only one life loss as we know of right now, that seems pretty significant. jeff

it's still early in the day. and again, i mean that that number 6000 that was reported by local media, that's what they were saying, that they had the ability to do or were planning to do. that's obviously not what happened. there was nowhere near 6000 rockets or uavs launched, roughly a couple hundred, 320. but it certainly is a huge escalation, especially considering the day to day back and forth that we see right there on the israel-lebanon border. we get almost a daily alerts on our phones about drones or rockets being fired or israel targeting what they call hezbollah infrastructure in lebanon. so it will be interesting to see if we hear this press conference or this speaking engagement from nasrallah, the leader of hezbollah, what he has to say, and if there is some sort of differentiation between what happens almost on a daily basis and this massive attack that happened early this morning here in israel, certainly. correct. kevin, i'll send it

over to you for more questions for jeff. but i am anxious to see what nasrallah does have to say later today. kevin. yeah, that should be interesting because again, i think you both have had this part of the conversation where you talked about this need to demonstrate strength. that is part of the lexicon. that's part of the culture of the region. and certainly we would anticipate that there will be lots of proclamations. jeff, correct me if i'm wrong from nasrallah to say, listen, we did exactly what we intended to do. we reserved the right to do more. but i think you nailed it earlier when you talked about this as being a possible off ramp to avoid perhaps a wider conflict. am i getting that right, jeff? yeah, and it's something. if you remember, we saw in april when there was this back and forth between iran, when iran fired upwards of 300 rockets, missiles and drones at israel, and then

israel retaliated by basically getting really close to one of their key nuclear facilities. and sending the message that we could get closer next time and we can do this all day long. and that was sort of the off ramp they were given to iran that like we didn't hit it, but we sure got close and we could we could get closer next time. so maybe this is an opportunity for hezbollah to say we got our shots in. let's wait and see what happens with the cease fire deal. obviously, an escalation like this is not going to help this very delicate process, but there could be some sort of separation here. there could be some sort of off ramp as you mentioned, that hezbollah got its shots in it appears we haven't heard of any major reports of casualties or damage here in israel, at least. so we'll have to wait and see, especially we'll have to wait and see what language is used by both sides as well. yeah, that should make that those comments very interesting. if i could get the booth to pop this up by chance, israel did make a

statement on x in effect saying that, listen, we're going to do whatever we need to do to protect our citizens. and certainly they not only reserved the right to do that. in fact, let me share. well, this is actually from the idf. it said about 100 idf fighter jets struck and eliminated thousands of hezbollah rocket launcher barrels aimed for immediate fire toward northern and central israel. more than 40 hezbollah launch areas were struck and then, of course, they went on to say, listen, we're going to do all we can in our power to protect the people of israel. now this is from israel, the state itself, saying the minister talked about the foreign minister emphasized that israel is acting to protect its citizens and territory against the axis of evil led by iran, which is a declared goal of bringing about israel's destruction. jeff, i wanted to touch on that because people will hear names like hamas. they will hear names

like hezbollah. they'll hear about groups like the houthis, but if i'm understanding it correctly, this is just iran by any other name. well, certainly when it comes to hezbollah, most, if not all of their weaponry, their rockets, their missiles, their drones, they're all coming from iran. and in a sense, if you talk to some people there doing the work of iran and that's why it was very curious when israel hit targets, both high level targets, top commanders both in iran and within hezbollah, to see if they would have a response that was unified together, launched together, or if they would go at it alone. iran has faced a lot of pressure, especially from the u.s. and other western leaders, to back down cooler heads prevail. and so far it appears iran is listening to that. hezbollah obviously has taken a different route. we'll have to see if this is just one phase or the first of many in the

coming hours. can i ask one more thing here before we send it back over to channel? i just noticed in my notes that turkey is also involved in having conversations about what has transpired over the last 24 hours. what, if anything, should i make from, from that? well, turkey always kind of finds itself in an interesting situation. being a member of nato and obviously having close relations with other countries here in the middle east. they've been pretty outspoken about israel's war in gaza. so they are a bit of a wild card when it comes to foreign policy. so, you know, they they do carry weight. what they say their, their leadership there definitely does carry some weight. but i think the biggest focus today is going to be on what hassan nasrallah has to say, the language he uses, how he views, how successful last night was and then beyond that,

what israel does moving forwar. charnley take it from here. sure. kevin, i do want to follow up with jeff, a couple of questions. as far as the language hezbollah was using, as done for today, is it typical for a terrorist group or an enemy to say, okay, we're done for today. you can you can rest. we're not going to send any more strikes over. how significant is that language as well as the language they used earlier of this is the first phase of retaliation. jeff i'm not going to lie. it was a little surprised to see that statement today when our producer handed me that and said, you know, they issued a statement saying they're done for today. but we both talked. and i want to emphasize to our viewers, again, that key word is today. and that's why we're waiting for hassan nasrallah to make comments. because, you know, maybe he says something like, we're done for now. but, you know, in the future things will happen. i mean, you got to think, if they were to respond

again within the next 24 hours, it might be sort of it could be considered a waste of their resources, especially after getting hit. so hard by israel. and now with israel at its highest preparation and the u.s. watching so closely with so many assets in the region, it would seem almost like a waste of what resources they have left. but, you know, they're hezbollah and we're not. so we have no idea what they're thinking at this point. that is certainly true. who knows? at this point, you mentioned biden in the white house closely monitoring the situation. of course, we know lloyd austin was on the phone with israeli leadership in the early morning hours after this preemptive attack. the u.s. closely interested, obviously, jeff, in what's happening and what happens next, especially considering the ceasefire talks will continue in egypt today. so again, the importance of the united states role in this. can you speak to that a little bit? we only have a couple minutes left with you, but i want to give you that time. well,

secretary of state antony blinken was just here. he had quite the tour of the region. he made stops here in israel. he was in qatar. he was in egypt. and pretty much at every stop, he had a similar thing to say. and you can kind of see it in his face just how serious he was, he said. israel has agreed to a bridging proposal. it's time for hamas to get to the table. let's get this deal done and get it done. now. he also mentioned the suffering that's going on in gaza, as well as the hostages that need to come out. both of those things can be true at the same point. you can have empathy for the people who are suffering in gaza, who have nothing to do with this war and are caught in the crossfire, as well as have a sympathy for the hostages and the innocent people who were taken back on october 7th. and i think you can see that in all the statements, especially from, you know, vice president kamala harris during the dnc, she made the same point that we need to get the hostages home, and we need to get the suffering to end in gaza. certainly a huge point of reference for the u.s. and it's important to keep that in perspective. thank you. jeff. paul, kevin, i'm going to toss it to you now as we are running

out of time for this segment. always great to have you, chanley and jeff. thank you. in particular, we'll continue to follow this story as we have all night long, because not only do we continue to await the comments from nasrallah, we also want to hear what the israelis have to say. keep in mind their security cabinet has been meeting all day long since, in fact, in the wee hours of the morning, by the time i think we talked to trey yingst, it was probably maybe 6 or 7:00 in the morning. that's before jeff paul came in and they were already meeting. so we'll certainly keep an eye on all of that. but in the meantime, we want to thank you for watching fox news channel. we all now wait to see how hezbollah and or iran will respond. be sure to stay with fox news channel for more on this story. former partner chanley painter who did a great job tonight. i'm kevin corke. we send you back to regular programing. already in progres.

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joey piscitelli is a general contractor more than that it's beisbeen a leader for 20 years h survivors network we can see the golden gate bridge and behind you. you are man from the san francisco who have experience with kamala harris das attorney general and senator and so forth. tell the american people a little bit about your story about your experience in trying to draw the attention of kamala harris. >> i first filed a lawsuit against the church for being molested as a child. and the priest who had molested me was a priest from san francisco. i went to san francisco with other victims before kamala harris was d.a. we talked to the district attorney named terrence a. he had accumulated files, lots

of files on abusers in the church he had subpoenaed and gathered through investigations. he was going after them full force. kamala harris beat him the files were in her care then. so we immediately started contacting her. asking her if she would release the names in the files or release the complaints that were in the files. because there are a number of people who had filed suit against predators. we wanted them held accountable. she ignored us. we started protesting at her office. she kept ignoring us. the press started contacting her saying are you going to release these files? what are you doing about these predators et cetera and she ignored them. this went on for a long time. my suit was going to court and

jury trial. the priest who had molested me was in san francisco working as a pastor at a church and school with access to children. so i wrote her again and said i am actively suing this man for child molestation he is with kids now. so are a number of other clergy and teachers who have molested kids. you need to do something about this. and she kept ignoring it. so the cap the priest in a ministry. number of us would protest at her office. and in san francisco we pass out flyers virtually begging her to do something. she kept ignoring us. the press contacted her and said why are you not releasing these files and these names her answer was she was protecting the victims. well, i am one of those victims she was not protecting the victims because the victims

names are redacted from the files and the claims. the only names that appear are those that are the predators. she was shielding them and our eyes. we cannot understand why one thing she was not prosecuting them. she was not investigating them. she was not releasing their names and she cap shielding them. and we could not understand that. mark: the d.a. who she beat was not shielding anybody from what i understand you're saying. he was collecting the evidence. he was undertaking an investigation. he was obviously doing it for the purpose of taking action. you were able to communicate with them your lawyers were able to communicate with him so she defeats him and it completely changes the operation of the d.a. vis-à-vis. the pedophiles and correct?

>> i'm going to get these guys and hold them accountable. and then it went from that to her taking the new position and then nothing happened at all. despite constant asking for her to do anything at all, she did nothing. mark: you are one of this leaders of this group called snap survivors who were by a priest for 30 years you were horribly molested. at the democrat national convention should hold a personal story about a friend of hers that was abused by her father. that is one the reasons she decided to be a prosecutor. she is running as it tough prosecutor who protects kids. who fights and pedophiles. you are a democrat. i just want to know your take on

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fired from hezbollah in lebanon did make their way into israel. we will have an update on the possible damage. in the meantime, i'm kevin corke in washington. hey, good morning kevin. i'm chanley painter in new york. the idf claiming the iran backed group was preparing

to fire thousands of missiles and rockets towards the israeli territory and tensions in that area have been rising for weeks after the assassination of a senior hamas leader and a top hezbollah military commander. they were both killed in separate attacks. kevin now both iran and israel dispute what happened with respect to those deaths. iran blaming israel for both of them. israel says it is only responsible for the death of the hezbollah commander. now, as you know, this is all happening as ceasefire and hostage talks between israel and hamas are underway this weekend, american officials hoping that a possible ceasefire could calm tensions in the region. we continue to follow this storyline all night long. we've heard that the airport there in tel aviv was closed for a time. it has since reopened. we want to welcome fox news correspondent jeff paul with the very latest. jeff, i want to ask you, while we have you for just a brief amount of time, if anything has changed with respect to the airport and

or any other changes that you're noticing, there this morning. well, kevin, i can tell you the airport has reopened, meaning people are inside trying to check in for their flights. but we have yet to see a commercial airline fly overhead like we normally would. every couple of minutes or so. so they're still obviously working out some things at the airport. and as a big part to do with this heightened sense of tension throughout israel as the escalation between hezbollah and israeli forces really reaches levels we haven't seen in quite some time. and because of that, israel has placed this entire country under an emergency situation for the next 48 hours as they wait to see if hezbollah will hit again or if this strike was enough for a response. and we know this all started early this morning. local time. israel launched a wave of airstrikes targeting hezbollah infrastructure using roughly 100 fighter jets. and this was a preemptive strike after israeli intelligence received information that hezbollah was

mounting a massive attack on israel. hezbollah then fired upwards of 320 rockets and drones, all mostly targeting northern israel. local media is reporting that hezbollah has planned at the point of that attack, launch a roughly 6000 rockets and uavs, both towards central and northern israel. but obviously, israeli forces thwarted that plan. previously hezbollah referred to what happened early this morning as the first phase. hezbollah has since issued a statement saying, in part, all offensive drones were launched at their designated times from all their positions. thus, our military operation for today has been completed and accomplished. israeli prime minister benjamin netanyahu also reacting, saying in part, we are determined to do everything we can to protect our country, return the residents of the north safely to their homes, and continue to uphold a simple rule. whoever hurts us, we hurt them. following that, white house also put out a statement saying

president biden is closely monitoring the events in israel and lebanon at his direction. senior u.s. officials have been communicating continuously with their israeli counterparts. we will keep supporting israel's right to defend itself, and we will keep working for regional stability. a big part of that regional stability could lie today in cairo, egypt. that's where israel says they will still plan to send a delegation there to negotiate and work on a potential cease fire deal that the u.s, qatar and egypt are working to get across the line. so far, no response from hamas regarding this latest escalation, and we haven't heard anything from iran who has said for weeks that the one thing keeping it from attacking israel and a retaliatory strike is a peace deal. stay tuned. kevin jeff, thank you so much. we appreciate all your hard work overnight. jeff. paul, joining us from israel. i want to welcome you into the conversation. you and i have had a chance to interview a number of experts overnight. and i must say, we have learned

quite a bit, not just about how the israelis were able to get inside and figure out when this might happen, but also their ability to thwart what could have been a catastrophe. absolutely. with the precision, kevin, we've learned that at least maybe up to three deaths, only with this back and forth between hezbollah and israel. and as jeff paul has been reporting, not a lot of damage as far as affecting the civilians in either country. that's good news considering where we are. but as he reported, there's a lot of unanswered questions as far as where we go from here. kevin, with the cease talks with other actions from israel and hezbollah, hamas, the houthis, all of that to be in consideration, want to figure out what nasrallah also has to say about what their perspective of the so-called success of this particular operation. i know that you and i have talked about this idea that they want to project

strength. does hezbollah and yet in this particular case, it may sort of be a pyrrhic victory at best for them. right. and as we've been discussing an off ramp for them to say, look, we did this part of this now and maybe we can have some sort of calm. we are expecting those comments from the leader of hezbollah around 6 p.m. local time. i believe that's around 11 a.m. this morning. kevin people have been wondering what involvement or conversation may have been happening between the u.s. and israel. we can tell you that they had conversations, but the u.s. was not involved in this at all. chanley great job overnight. we certainly appreciate you spending all the morning with us on behalf of my great friend chanley painter, i'm kevin corke, for all of us here at fox news. thank you for here at fox news. thank you for watching. don't forget were you worried the wedding would be too much? nahhhh... (inner monologue) another destination wedding?? why can't they use my backyard!! with empower, we get all of our financial questions answered. so we don't have to worry. empower. what's next.

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gingrich. kamala harris wasn't nominated befwas in nominebefore the conv. she usurped the primary process as did the democrat operatives. now she seeks to circumvent the general election by making herself largely unavailable to serious questioners. you know, they get to vote in dictatorships for they vote and russia, they vote in north korea. they vote in iran they vote in venezuela and so forth. so voting is one thing. it is very important but an american i would like to vote with information and knowledge. she is making a mockery of this democrat system isn't she? >> i think the whole democratic party is in a very difficult paradox. they went to run around and talk about protecting democracy while they show the out of office a president who had one every single delegate 92, 94% of the delegates. then they pivoted and they handpick the bosses the obama's,

the pelosi's, they handpick kamala harris. note primaries. no votes and they basically say to all the delegates, this is your new leader. then of course the elite media promptly builds her up. she gets a cover of "time" magazine looking like she is a model or a movie star. we are now supposed to forget everything that we know. then they run a convention, which assumes the american people are so stupid that they cannot figure out what our facts and what our fantasies. and they would like us to believe that she was never in the biden administration. that she is brand-new. she is the candidate of change. you go down the list and it is an absurdity. mark: it is an absurdity and the media are an absurdity. they are like russia they are like al jazeera. but they do not care. they dragged joe biden across the finish line and pretend that they didn't and they broomed him

out. now they got her nominated, pulled her u off the shelf wanto drag her across the finish line. you think it's going to work? >> probably not. first of all i think it's very hard in a free society to sustain a lie. people talk to each other. i told people all along i never worried about the biden/trump debate because two days after the debate people go to the grocery store. well, next week people are going to go to the grocery store but they are going to realize much of what kamala harris has said is alive. many have a policy she has a handful of policy ideas out there. almost all of them bad. almost all involve higher taxes. destroying the economy and of course a reality keeps creeping in. they lost a million jobs this week because they found the government agencies at over counted it. a million jobs disappeared this week in what they are claiming. i think you're going to find again and again particularly

between walls who is the most radical nominee for a mangy party in american history and kamala this is a ticket so far to the left. so pro big government i do not think how they surviv survived . >> are definitely trying to conceal who she is and who they are. but they have in store if god forbid she wins is truly the radical change of america the economic system, our border system, our defense system and our allies will go down with us on think? >> sure. the fact is we have a project called the americas new majority projects. we do tons and tons of polling. by 59 -- 16 the american people prefer free market capitalism to big government socialism. and if you look at her speech last friday in north carolina she is clearly for big government socialism.

she wants the government to run everything and the fact is the average american by about a fout doesn't work. that's not about ideology it's practical everyday reality. they have ideas about forcing all of us into electric cars. people will not go out involuntarily by there's about 10% of the market i am all for those who want an electric car but 90% of the country doesn't. in a free society it you cannot have policies that are imposed upon the american people or they will rebel their method of rebelling us about you out of office. mark: and one we come back newt gingrich are changing from democracy to freedom. as a modern-day democrat party for individual liberty and freedom? starting a business is never easy, but starting it eight months pregnant, that's a different story.

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mark: welcome back america. kamala harris was run food supply which means we'll start just want to snatch patents from drug companies means to us a nationalized drug companies

approach was to eliminate private insurance which means she wants a government run healthcare search was illegal aliens to get medicare, medicaid and social security so those programs will collapse. she believes 25% wealth tax which is basically an ownership tax people own homes and small businesses will lose them. we will go on and on and on. could you tell me where she and her party having watch this can you please tell me now that using the word freedom. what freedom are they talking about they've decided they have to use words you and i will not es to eat if they don't mean anything. the truth is this is the part of the democrats of the party of the big bureaucracy. our college campuses that shut you up if you say the wrong think they are the party of the

fbi breaking into your home. the party of 85000 internal revenue service agent. i may go down the left. we are steadily moving toward a government run america in which the citizens become subjects. and the bureaucrats are in charge. the opposite of what the founding fathers intended. that is what i believe this election is so important. trump represents a position that moves you back toward an america where you, the citizen are in charge. i think kamala harris represents a position of big government socialism for the local bureaucrat will tell you. you see this in places like california. children now in the third grade can be giving sex change of char treatments without telling their parents. because the state matters, the family doesn't. you can go down a whole series of these things where it is the

state which is important and kamala harris and walz are perfect. walz closed every church in minnesota but allow people to shop at the mall of america is on the ground that retail therapy would help them psychologically. now that is such a deeply anti- religious and in particular anti- catholic butte. that it is amazing. given these images of harris and walz these happy positive people, well, they are not. they both lie. they're both thugs and they both want to go to control your life. mark: you are so right. and they hate parents. this guide walz believes the state should make the final determination on gender mutilation of children. either medically or surgically, not a parent. they do not believe parents should have control over what their kids are taught in school so the teachers union can

brainwash them. they go up there and talk about book banning a book burning we are trying to dig pornographic books out of the libraries that should never be there in the first place. and newt gingrich we have a new report out by the inspector dent general who says it's like 300 30,000 unaccompanied children missing. we cannot track them hurt response is i am not the borders are per issue not the vice president of the united states, newt gingrich? wicks know she is not for that is a myth. she is a brand-new person. she was born a fresh in the summer of 2024. she has never been anywhere done anything. any effort to suggest she ever did anything is racist and antifeminist and you should be ashamed of yourself. if you think she had been vice president you clearly are a right wing fanatic because she was not vice president. that's why she is a brand-new. she is the candidate of change. this is crazy.

these people think we are so stupid that they can paint these pictures and our job is to believe the picture. that's why i'm confident she's going to lose and i think lose by a surprising margin. mark: they have a funny way of showing how they love children whether they are undocumented children are whether they are children who were molested in san francisco when she was the d.a. and the attorney general. she did not lift a finger to help them. whether it's children who are young kids who are in the state of minnesota who gender changes without parental involvement for them a very funny where showing their love for children. newt gingrich, we all love you my brother. thanks so much. we will see you next time. looks good t

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