>> we are getting reports, new, of additional device explosions across the country of lebanon, after thousands of has below -- which is the military but also terrorists -- hezbollah page are simultaneously detonated yesterday. they blew up and people were carrying them, some in their pockets, so much and so forth. today it is reportedly handheld radios and solar energy systems that are going up in smoke. the iran becca taylor group is -- israel has yet to comment or claim any responsibility. this is "outnumbered." i'm harris faulkner with my cohost kayleigh mcenany and emily compagno.

also joining us today, "fox & friends" first cohost carley shimkus, fox news contributor and fox news contributor tom shillue. in tel aviv with the latest. nights, this is like a second wave with different devices. >> that's absolutely right, harris, here we go again: more explosions across lebanon south of beirut. you mentioned yesterday, pagers exploded. today, handheld radios carried by members of hezbollah exploded. we did confirm with a top u.s. official that israel was behind yesterday's explosions. we have yet to confirm that israel is behind today's explosions, but in the past few minutes, we have learned according to lebanon's health ministry, nine people have been killed, 300 injured in this newest round of explosions. according to reuters, the radios were purchased by hezbollah five months ago, but the same time that the group purchased the pages that exploded yesterday.

you see the smoke in the distance. that's coming from a cell phone shop south of beirut. take a look at this next video. another explosion near a hezbollah funeral for the militants killed yesterday. in yesterday's explosions, they happened in several different locations across lebanon and syria. top u.s. official confirmed with fox news that israel was behind yesterday's pagers. people were killed, unfortunately including two children. nearly 3,000 others injured. the u.s. says it has no idea of the incident before him and is actively trying to learn more. here is the secretary of state antony blinken after meeting with egyptian leaders. speak of the united states did not know about nor was it involved these incidents. we're still gathering the information and the facts. >> harris, a top has below official, says the group is entering a new phase after these

rounds of explosions in lebanon and promises that revenge is coming soon. we will send it back to you. >> nate, thank you very much. thomas, we look at this. there have been some of the calls the current biden-harris administration for israel not to get into a war with hezbollah, though hezbollah is been lobbying ballistic weapons across the northern border that it shares, that lebanon shares with israel, engaging because they want israel to stop fighting the hamas savages that attacked them october 7th. this is circular motion. in the middle of two fronts, almost. >> and you get into the position where israel is expected to defend themselves. people talk about innocent civilians. of course, that's what you have to do. i am fascinated by this and interested in the technology of everything. it is worse, but you've got to

remember the way this war is being fought. it's called asymmetric warfare. is the way hezbollah has been engaging in attacks, but their attacks are much more random, in the sense that you have roadside bombs and things like that. when you look at the san people say this is terrible. it obviously is. when you hear if anyone who was innocent who was caught up in his attacks. this is about as surgical as an attack as you could get in a world of asymmetric warfare. >> carley, i want to get into how the attack unfolded. some of the reporting of what happened with those devices. they were in people's pockets. some of the video is preawful to watch, because when the devices blew up, they blew off organs and all sorts of things, but anyway, the devices detonated simultaneously after receiving a message. there was an explosive next to the battery in each pager. this was yesterday. as well as the detonation switch. "the new york times" is reporting inciting u.s. and other officials and giving the

details on all of this. the victims, the two children who were hurt. we don't know all the details in all of this, but this was over 3,000 people injured. >> without question. if this was a scene in a movie, it would be unbelievable, but this happened in real life. they were able to pull this off. apparently the start of months ago at the production line. the israel military and intelligence got their hands on these 5,000 pagers. they put a bit of explosives into that one. they just waited for the right moment, sent a message that looked like it was coming from the leader of hezbollah. if you look at the cover of "the new york post," it says beep beep boom because that's what happens. two warnings and go boom. things happen to people's growing regions, hams, eyes. speak of the picture and video are hard. >> also the psychological impact must be unimaginable if you are

a member of the terrorist group hamas and you say not even the beeper in my pocket is safe. a couple of months ago, and these are remarkable details, the israel military was able to plant a bomb inside an apartment in the middle of tehran guarded by the irg c which is how the leader of hamas died. the only entities in the world that can pull something off like that are the united states military and the israeli military. do not mess with the mossad. >> i had just these four words when i read about this first wave yesterday. lebanon, israel, they are at war. this is that asymmetrical warfare tom was just talking about. >> no doubt about it. hezbollah is calling its biggest security breach in its history. you are the reuters report which has interesting details.

made mention that it was months along in planning, and they infiltrated at the production level. nichols from taiwan to hungary. the taiwanese company. they are denying responsibility. what's interesting is is this distinction that -- israeli security agency. a bomb maker, a hamas bomb maker by putting this in the hands of a palestinian collaborator, a motorola cell phone that makes its way into the hands of the hamas bomb maker. and from his dad and goodbye. incredible sophistication. >> one of the things that was jarring when hearing about this come together was -- there was the silence from israel and we know it's between the countries.

>> they were working on this. has below switched at their cell phones thinking they were being watched technologically. it's like a movie. >> you nailed it when he said incredible sophistication. after the horrific events of october 7th, i think the world maybe had their faith shaken in masada, in the ability to analyze intelligence, evidence to the protection of the israeli people. to equal protection the stability of the middle east. that led to this current situation. this is a win for the good guys, a win for mossad, for restoring everyone's faith in that sophistication. the elite nature of mossad that everyone looked up to that. trained with them for decades. they are our greatest ally. the only thing missing now i see

is a hearty pat on the back from our current administration to net yet to -- netanyahu to say what's next? >> not asking them, but she said it yesterday actually. in that interview, she was asked about the war between israel and hamas. and she said four times they need to get a deal. is she paying attention? a lot has happened now. you could have widened that out and said israel is in the middle because they've got hezbollah too, but she didn't go there. we don't other policy but i doubt it includes, like what you say, a pat on the back for taking terrorists out. i don't see this administer in doing that. >> i wish she had said "what we need is israel to help get rid of has below and the iranian for good, and stability to return to the middle east with the restoration of our ally relationship with israel." below for her to say that. >> and maybe even follow that up

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>> former president trump, speaking out about the second assassination attempt during a town hall in michigan. >> being president, it's a bit dangerous. they think race car driving is dangerous. they think bull riding, that's

pretty scary, right? no. this is a dangerous business, so we have to keep it safe. and then you wonder why i get shot at, right? only consequential presidents get shot at. when i say something like that, you have countries saying "this guy," but what can you do? you have to do what you have to do, right? we have to be brave, otherwise we are not going to have a country left. >> despite the second attempt on truman's life, white house press secretary karine jean-pierre double down on referring to trump as a threat. >> how mia moore assassination attempts on donald trump until the president, vice president, and you pick a different word to describe trump other than "threat?" >> peter, if anything, permissive administration, i completely disagree with the premise of your question. the question you are asking is also greatly dangerous in the

way you are asking it, and now for you to make that kind of comment in your question -- because your question involved a common and a statement. is also incredibly dangerous, but when you start bringing political rhetoric, but is not okay. >> their mentally unstable people -- attempting to kill donald trump. still hearing this white house refer to him as a threat. is there no concern of taking that literally? >> we are using examples. we are not just saying that just to say it. january 6th. how many times do i have to say it? january 6th, 2021. that's a fact.

i know your focus has to be on this side of the house, it can't be on your side of the house. i get that, but we also have to be good on how you are asking me these questions. >> the press is in trouble for asking questions, it's highly dangerous for peter doocy to ask questions. putting aside the ethics, it's fine if she wants to engage in political rhetoric. just do it at the campaign and don't use your white house title and don't stand behind that white house podium. this is 48 hours after a second assassination attempt on donald trump. all of a sudden the rules go out the window. you were going to double down on us rhetoric? 48 hours. >> it's really unfortunate she could not see that question coming. a child could have told you that after a former president was nearly killed a second time, you might want to be ready for the question of how many times does it take before you make sure that you've got the protection around him for the white house that looks like a president, currently? that's what it's going to take.

you would think she would be ready for that. i medially got an x and said there's never a dash around when you need it. [laughter] that is the lane that she was dangerously weaving and bobbing and going into. that's where she didn't want to go but she couldn't help herself because the answer to the question was she has a lot -- does not want to stop saying he is a threat. that is how democrats see it: a threat to democracy. they haven't thought it through. could that be part of the problem of why he is in danger? if they have thought it through them they are complacent, and if they haven't, they are naive. peter calls her out on it, she's upset for the question and i call her dangerous for the answer. stop calling donald trump a threat. people have tried to kill him more than once. >> it's dangerous for peter to ask a question of the federal government. you can't do that. it's also dangerous for j.d. vance to question the media. let's watch this.

>> they were trying to grow the economy in springfield, decimated in the ' 70s and '80s. they did not have workers to help do that. now they do. questions about integrating in schools and the language and taking drivers tests, changing the laws. those are legitimate questions. eating dogs and cats? that's steeped in racist tropes. you've talked about the fact that there have been, i think today again, there are colleges there that are closed, schools that are close, hospitals that have bomb threats is dangerous. there is no other way to say it. >> for those that did not see, he brought complaints two -- that's what the media can do. question dana bash kamala harris and tim baltz contrasting it with his interview.

is not dangerous for him to question the media. >> saying republicans are dangerous. i think her response was she didn't know how to respond, so "i see your outrage and i will raise you even more so hopefully this narrative goes away." on july 14th, a day after -- joe biden said the political rhetoric in this country has gotten very heated and its content to cool it down. on august 12, not even a month after, he was on cbs sunday morning and called trump a genuine danger to his american security. if they didn't tone down the rhetoric after their own calls to do that then, they aren't going to do it now. >> no. emily, it's a decidedly different response after the second assassination attempt, one in which there is not an oval office to address. their own calls or bringing rhetoric down. it's like they are accepting

this as a status quo. >> the narrative has normalized assassination attempts, which is frightening and unacceptable. let's go back to karine jean-pierre. it was her president, our president, but the president xi serves that said "put donald trump in a bull's-eye." it's a vice president she serves that says he needs to be eliminated. it is the president xi serves that says they were taken behind the bleachers and you fill in the blank. the notion that the danger of violence comes from asking questions and holding their feet to the fire of the stand by your statement, this president is under attack. where is the 20 down the rhetoric and the accountability and responsibility -- but where's the toning down the rhetoric and accountability in response before your words? i won't hold my breath. >> said it's more about the media bias, social callousness. >> david marcus was writing about the fact that it's normalized now. he went into a bar, sat down and said to the bartender -- there

was another assassination attempt on the president and he said "are you surprised?" the bartender was not surprised. they didn't switch away from the ball game. it is an amazing article. but it's fake. it's a fake narrative. how do you know it's fake? we just heard the president had a nice phone call with kamala harris after the assassination attempt. we heard he had a very nice phone call with president biden. if he were really the danger they say he is, if he is a dictator in waiting, what they have a nice call with him? no. they are going to push it as far as they can. her answer was very telling when she said that's a dangerous question. she said "i will list some of the dangers, january 6th, january 6th, january 6th, january 6th." that was her list. >> a fascist system, but let's get on the phone with him and wish him well wishes. it doesn't make sense. coming up, vice president harassment give specifics on

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ask your doctor about otezla. >> in her 59 days since president biden's exit from the campaign, vice president harris has not held a single formal press conference or a solo interview with a national tv network. voters say they want more from her, and journalists need to be given the opportunity to challenge her stance on critical issues. the harris-walz ticket will not give specific talks about policy. we know the record but don't want to talk about it. watch how governor tim walz addressed this question about sky high inflation. >> let's start with inflation. what do you tell people who wake up each morning wondering how they will get by financially? >> i told him that kamala harris and i know something about it. middle class folks. our family set at the table trying to pay the bill. >> that vague response has somehow become the harris campaigns go to answer. watch. it's like pulling the string on the back of the doll.

>> when we talk about bringing down prices and making life more affordable for people, what are one or two specific things you have in mind for that? >> i will start with this. i grew up a middle-class kid. >> they can get their foot in the door, to be able to then engage in what will prove to be their opportunity to build intergenerational wealth. here is my personal experience coming up that. my mother raised me and my sister. she saved up. it was only by the time i was a teenager that she could afford to actually buy her first home. i identify with it. i know where i come from. >> that seems to be lacking a policy explanation of why they have changed, but it seems like she's good at memorizing answers. >> she is good at the script a talking point.

i have a news flash for kamala harris. "i grew up a middle-class kid" is not a plane to get us out of biden inflation. the truth is there is no new policy. bidenomics is kamalanomics. otherwise she would have given an hour-long policy speech like donald trump did. voters are noticing, i think trump can very likely prevail. i've noticed a trend. when you've reached the bottom of "the new york times," cnn, they talk to real voters. they say "new york times" -- this is a part-time worker for a school bus company. "she was wonderful in the debate but he is a businessman and i think he sees what's going on." a young black women in wisconsin who wasn't going to vote said "i believe in his fax over her vision." cnn, i guarantee you they don't want to punish this. "nikki haley voters says she wants, here is to lift up a middle-class but how." a retired police officer from nevada. "i've been checking her website, you read it, there are no

specifics." i believe the american people will choose policy over platitudes. or policy is bidenomics. >> the where thing is, harris, she has experience she likes to remind us, so should that speak for itself and why does she refused to cite it or explain why she has changed her mind on things? you shouldn't just enter the scene, so why the dearth? >> it's an interesting bifurcation. she can either play dumb and say she didn't have anything to do with the policies and she has her own site, which is kind of what she is doing. she is saying "i have seen what we have been doing and i see a reason to make changes," or she can take full responsibility and say "i was part of what we did --" the border, so on and so forth -- "and i saw what we needed to do." those are your options. she was present for all of it and she can't deny that, so either she was done or incompetent. i think the choices are poor for her, but the truth is always valuable to the american people.

she has got 48 days left. which of the 48 days are we going to hear deep talk about her policies? >> for a lot of americans who think the answer is both of that options that harris provided, this is someone who has held a lot of these high-caliber officers, but it seems like she can even field the simple question asking for any types of experience are facts whatsoever. it is a vacuous vessel. >> and if you look at the local interview she did, that was a disaster. republicans should chop it up and put it all over the internet, but it's true. you look at her -- >> they have. [laughter] >> you look at these interviews or lack of them and say "she's not that bad. why isn't she just getting out there and giving it her best shot?" it's a combination of her not being good at this, and the other part is she has changed so many of her stances, and she doesn't want to reveal to the american people have far left she is. those two things are both working against her.

also, this is the way democrats want to run elections now. we all thought joe biden was hiding in the basement because he was old. it's not: that soy democrats like to do it. stay silent. we have a month with early voting to go until vote collecting. when you change from convincing the voter to vote collecting around election day, that's an actual election strategy. that's what they are doing. they would rather not convince people to just use that time and get out there on the street and get those early votes. >> but that figure had strategy seems so stale. the talking points they have about check this box, so stale, years ago. right now americans are suffering and they just want -- restoration of what life was like. >> and the clip of kamala harris saying things over and over reminds me of the montage clips of joe biden's stumbles. they go viral on social media and get millions of years. we all know that kamala harris is unburdened by what has been 100 times over. [laughter] we are hearing about her middle-class background and her

mom. if you are a democrat, you look at this and say "it's better than the off-the-cuff comments that get donald trump in trouble." a republican would say "at least donald trump is his own person. harris doesn't know who she is or what she stands for." what matters the most is the undecided voter. cnn has a headline that says harris isn't giving the specifics. some undecided voters say they want. this near times poll found that 28% of likely voters want to know more about kamala harris, only 9% say it about donald trump." elections are about giving people what they want, and right now that's detail. >> we are potentially on the eve because the program runs out soon, if biden doesn't step in. if 43% of our reports closed because of a huge strike and he could have stepped in comedy high-priceds go up even higher. that's right before an election. who was on whose side on the left? his decision not to get involved and to stop that strike is not going to help kamala harris. we will not hear her talk about it.

>> a social media accounts run by vice president kamala harris' campaign has been caught deceiving voters to attack former president trump. we will show you that next.

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here is one. harris' campaign headquarters posted this on september 13th. "trump says nothing was done wrong in charlottesville when neo-nazi's chanted jews will not replace us, and killed an innocent woman." that has been fact-checked by left wing snopes. nevertheless, trump was talking about the biased moderators during the presidential debate in that case. >> i think he corrected me 11 times. i don't think he had the right turks correct me. didn't correct her once, like on project 2025. i have no idea, nothing to do with me. he did not correct her. he knew that. charlottesville, nothing was done wrong. all you had to do was read my statement. one more sentence and you would have seen that. >> here is another one. "trump says he plans to bring back lots from 100-plus years ago." misleading. trump was referring to a specific law about defacing

monuments. >> i pulled out an old law firm 1907, because we don't pass laws like that that are tough. it's if you touch a monuments, even touch it, against the will of authority -- if you take it down, but if you even touch it, you go to jail for ten years. there is no nine years and five months. it's ten years. i signed it. >> one more example, even though there's several more. harris' campaign posted this about j.d. vance and unions, claiming vance said democrats want to up tackle hopkins for being antiunion. sometimes the shoe fits. once, misleading. they did not quote his full sentence. here's what he actually said. >> log democrats want to attack republicans as being antiunion, sometimes the shoe fits, but not me and not donald trump. >> the harris campaign better hope hillary clinton does not start to take notice.

wants to jail americans for posting "misinformation." >> i think it's important to indict the russians, just as muller indicted a lot of russians who were engaged in direct election interference, boosting trump in 2016. i also thought americans who are engaged in this kind of propaganda, and whether they should beat civilly or even in some cases criminally charged, is something that would be a better deterrent. >> among the americans engaging in this information are the harris rapid response team. should they be charged civilly or jailed criminally according to hilary? >> this is the playbook, the standard playbook from the democratic party that we are supposed to accept. this is unacceptable. this is an administration that says violence is misinformation. this is an administration represented by the likes of a

former secretary of state talking about criminal consequences for doing things like this. it is incumbent upon everyone and anyone that is undecided -- exactly what you're voting for. is a machine of this. they are the ones working with social media companies that pressure this. the amount of suppression, the amount of actual consequences that have been negative and have impeded voting, people's understanding of the reality of everything. it cannot be overstated. when we see this so perfectly teed up as you just presented, it is frightening, but that is what will be normalized if kamala harris wins. >> come harris, we should walk down memory lane back to 2019. here were her thoughts on misinformation. >> he has lost his privilege, as and it should be taken down. the bottom line is you can't say you have one rule for facebook and a different for twitter. the same rule has to apply,

which is that there has to be a responsibility placed on these social media sites to understand their power. they are directly speaking to millions and millions of people without any level of oversight or regulation. that has to stop. >> maybe elon musk could shut down their account. >> one rule for everybody. no matter what. they have to understand their power by us taking away their power. here is the answer for this whole thing. politicians lie. since i was a little kid -- we watched the political ads. if you are a politician, be careful what you say because your opponent will take out of context. but now we have the media playing by the old political rules. the media will take you out of context. politicians lie, the press, the free press is supposed to tell the truth. if everyone does their job, everything will be okay. >> whitest, like hq -- >> why does kamala hq think they have to do this? >> great question. all we hear about is how great

their candidate is, and how much they hate donald trump and so on and so forth. the headquarters, i think that's part of the election team. maybe i am wrong about that. may be their feelings don't matter and what they are looking at are the polls. she's got the wind at her back, kamala harris as vice president. she's in office right now, just a heartbeat away from the most powerful man in the world, and she is second in line. why isn't the press better for her? she has got 100% of positive media coming from -- let's just call it: we are outnumbered telling the truth here. [laughter] we are outnumbered when we say we want to call for the facts and details about what her policies are. she's got an easy breezy road. why aren't the polls even the 50 points? they have to be looking at that and saying "what advantage can we give her next?" i guess this is part of what advantage was next. >> if trump is such a threat to

democracy, a fascist, a terrible evil monster, why do need to clip him out of context? >> great point. o1 of 180 on misinformation. i remember when jen psaki admitted the white house was flagging covid facebook for false information because they were the arbiters of truth.calls campaign for spreading fake news. to add another went to the list because i thought this was the most egregious. after the georgia school shooting, j.d. vance said "i don't like that it's a fact of life, but our schools are soft targets, we have to bolster security." kamala hq posted "donald trump and j.d. vance think school shootings are a fact of life and we have to get over it." >> i am glad that this fact-checker decided to fact-check kamala. let's hope he continues. i will not hold my breath. next, what stunned a reporter speaking to restaurant patrons in a critical battleground state. it didn't sound good for vp harris. can bring out a smile.

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we will have the latest. following former president donald trump's second assassination attempt, why haven't democrats called for tone down in vertical rhetoric? we will ask -- when he joins us live. america reports, top of the h hour. >> despite the polls showing a razor-thin race, especially in the swing states, a cbs reporter is revealing how difficult it was to find kamala harris supporters in the swing state of nevada. >> do you always get together and talk politics? >> we do. >> so it's our lucky day. >> what issue is most important to you? >> i'm concerned about the border. >> illegals, they have got to go. >> people are seeking asylum. >> baloney. they are here for the freebies. >> i took my brisket and mac and cheese with me to watch -- with the to go order. >> how closely are you watching the selection? >> very. >> he was the only harris supporter we met at lunch, even though this county has

historically been politically split. >> we had so much fun, but what was incredible was in every single restaurant, people willing to talk to us, we can only find one harris supporter in every restaurant. we left no stone unturned. i approach every person. >> that's republicans love good food. brisket and mac and cheese. hello? >> you had me at that. but all of these people talked to if you listen to the p's, they talked about actual issues, the border, the economy. you see donald trump as a person that when they reviewed how things were four years ago, they wanted to go back to that. >> you bring up a good point. i would say this is one of the things that they trump campaign

has done successfully, and that is the biden-harris connection. they have their work done for them. was always the last person in the room. we have three and half years of how simpatico they were. i think you're onto something. >> i would say go distance himself from us,

>> it's hard to go anywhere without seeing people talk about politics right now. you would love to go have a meal where people weren't talking about it. people are, they will be open with you about where they stand right now. >> maybe there were a bunch of republicans there at the luncheon place, but it feels different this time around. i'm not a polls guy. they drive you crazy. people get nervous, they are biting their nails. -- people aren't buying the trump is an evil dictator thing anymore. if they have anything against trump, then -- some kind of climate of division. and over the past four years -- this crew in the white house. it feels different this time that's why i'm confident. >> it feels different because there have been two at times on

his life now. you want to talk threats to democracy, let's talk about those threats. >> a little color and background. reno, biggest in the world. it's right next to tahoe. it is a place where it is gorgeous and feels rural, but it's a hustling bustling county at the same time. i want to point out that in 2020, the democrats won, and the presidential race was a little over 51% -- a little over 50%. that was democrats. republicans were just over 46. you could argue half and half. the fact that now, it's hard to find anyone for kamala. i hope that's the tea leaves. get out and vote. >> don't know if she's back on -- >> he is back on x now, donald trump. he tweeted out or someone on his behalf, "vote early." he has been listing which stated starts in on that day. more "outnumbered" when we come back. i hear it all the time.

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