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los angeles and this is america's late news, "fox news at night". >> the regime and iran and it's proxies have been relentlessly attacking israel since october seventh on seven fronts. like every other sovereign country in the world, the state of israel has the right and the duty to respond. >> trace: breaking tonight, israel strikes back. the israeli just -- defense force striking military targets inside iran. it comes in retaliation for toronto tax, talking almost 200 ballistic missiles on israel earlier this month. -- tehran attacks -- this the latest trike in the escalating conflict. aaron cohen and cameron hamilton in moments. donald trump's interview with joe rogan released just moments ago as well. we will have highlights with our media panel plus social media sensation bryce hall live on set for his first formal interview since backing former president trump. but we begin with the

breaking news in the middle east where the sun is about to rise and israel's retaliation is underway. the chief foreign correspondent is live on what is now early morning in northern israel. what are we learning? >> reporter: good evening. we are learning that tonight israel conducted strikes against targets in iran and we are just getting a statement moments ago from the israeli military indicating those strikes are over there? spokesman says "a short while ago the idf completed precise and targeted strikes against military targets in a number of areas in iran, our planes have safely returned home." these strikes reportedly first targeted air defense systems near the iranian capital of tehran before going after drone and missile production facilities. this was a strike in response to a ballistic missile attack earlier this month that included 180 ballistic missiles being

fired toward israel. in addition to ongoing attacks against israel conducted by iranian proxies across the region. i spoke with a senior official earlier tonight who indicated these strikes were meant to send a message to the iranian regime that these types of attacks would no longer be tolerated by israel. also that official indicated they were looking to contain the situation on the ground and not have this unravel into a broader conflict. as we look forward though, the question is if iran will respond to these strikes. we understand the airspace over iran is closed, at least temporarily, and also iranian officials this morning likely surveying the damage to determine if and how they will respond to these israeli strikes tonight. trace. >> trace: trey yingst, we will get back to you as the news warrants, thank you. let's bring in israeli special ops veteran aaron cohen and a former navy seal who trained with the idf in israel, cameron hamilton, thank you for coming on.

precise strikes, precision strikes, we've heard the phrase used a bunch of times tonight, does that mean that these were not meant to be as cool a tour he? >> well israel is reacting off iran's escalation. iran has been escalating for 12 months against israel. however to your question, these are still selective. israel is focusing primarily on targeting missile batteries, logistical depots and potentially leadership strongholds where the irg see officers are conducting operations and coordinating all of those terror proxies that are attacking israel. however, israel is signaling that they are in control. we can get you selectively, we don't need to destroy your nuclear facilities just yet. i think israel is diverging iran by hitting a couple of different selective places while they cook up the larger magic trick which will be targeted at the

leadership. >> trace: cameron hamilton, going in the door aaron opened, when you hear air defense systems and drone and missile production systems, are you surprised, would you have picked other targets or do you think that is what you initially believed would be hit? >> i think their tactic is appropriate because they are trying to disrupt the infrastructure iran would likely use to target and respond back. iran just a few weeks ago launched 180 ballistic missiles. these are missiles capable of killing tens of thousands of people. quite a reasonable show of force from iran. fortunately they were intercepted by israel. israel's main intent is entering iran does not have the capacity to do that again. what we are seeing here is israel is going after infrastructure that we've allowed the iranian's to procure because of the alleviated sanctions that the united states has had with the iranian government. so terrorism pays and israel is now here to clean up the mess of what we have done to help assist of the iranian's in arming

themselves. >> trace: i wonder about the retaliation from iran's perspective on this. we've seen in recent months that hezbollah and hamas have been decimated by idf, the israeli defense forces. does that give iran pause to come back after israel again? >> i think iran is going to go after israel. it's a good question. i believe that any retaliation israel is anticipating, what iran does next will allow israel to escalate further but continue with the selective operations while they cook up that larger special operation which israel's mossad, who iran is really scared of back the rest of them, that's going to be the real sting. so they are dealing with fear, dealing with infrastructure like cameron just said. israel right now is trying to put those missiles at bay but

the bigger operation is being cooked up quietly and israel has to be really careful because those leaked documents. everything is super hush-hush, very quiet. >> trace: i wonder cameron, if you look at what aaron is saying about cooked up, while iran is apparently trying to cook something out, you think we see more activity from hamas in the south of israel and hezbollah in the north of israel and do you also believe that iran will respond in some capacity? >> i think iran will. i think their prerogative is that they have to, they have to defend their public honor. there's an international paradigm that play that people have to consider. israel is showing that they have the range, that they are a much stronger broker in the region based upon the sectarian divide with saudi arabia, yemen, many other regions. israel is trying to show they are formidable within the middle east region so as to garner more international coalition and support for their effort with trade partners like jordan and many others.

i would not be surprised at all if iran responds. i think they have to because of the international pride. i also think that what we will find in gaza as well as in lebanon, i would not be surprised if those fronts open up again more aggressively. >> trace: i want to put this on, this is brand-new video we are getting into fox news, you can see the label up top, this is tehran. some of the explosions that we have seen in the capital of iran, going after what had been described as air defense systems, drone and missile production systems. some of the explosions, some of the video, trey yingst just told us that for now this retaliation, this attack is over. we will continue to get new video, bring it to you, it new information as we cover the breaking news here on "fox news at night". meantime thank you by the way. meantime vice president harris and former president trump took their campaigns to border state texas today but their messaging

was as different as texas is big. senior national correspondent kevin corke is live in d.c. with the latest on both campaigns. >> reporter: evening trace, no surprise a texas two step for the two candidates, part of a busy day that not only saw them visit the lone star state but also branch out to other parts of the country, including an event in houston, texas for the vice president who welcome to the support of the queen b herself. the on-site. >> i'm not here as a celebrity, i'm not here as a politician, i'm here as a mother. a mother who cares deeply about the world my children and all of our children live in. a world where we have the freedom to control our bodies. >> reporter: harris did not mention the border crisis in her remarks, in sharp contrast to the former president who focused on that issue during his stop in texas today, that is of course

before heading to michigan for a rally tonight where although he arrived very late, he eventually made it to the event, is one of several stops part of the day. not just in that part of the country but all over, including pending trips to state college tomorrow before making his way back to the big apple, new york city on sunday. by the way the vp was briefed on the strikes by israel on iran tonight according to the white house. >> trace: kevin corke live in d.c., thank you. let's bring in fox news contributor steve hilton along with attorney and rnc surrogate mehek cooke. thank you for coming on. tale of two political campaigns, steve hilton, trump in texas talking about the border. kamala harris in texas talking about abortion. let's listen to both and get your comments. >> i will launch the largest deportation program in american history and if they come back into our country, it's an automatic ten years in jail with no possibility for parole.

>> a lot of them have made texas ground zero in this fundamental fight for the freedom of women to make decisions about their own body. >> trace: interesting strategy, to go to a border state and not talk about the border. >> she can't talk about the border because that issue is her biggest weakness, and for good reason, it's been a totally catastrophic result in the last few years when they've been in charge. the other point to make is that while she has a celebrity to show up for like 5 minutes at her rally and has been and gone, why is president trump in texas, as you will be discussing later, to go on the joe rogan podcast, reaching millions and millions of people in an extended conversation, and look at the energy of president trump. the way he's campaigning. when you look at the harris campaign, all these leaks from inside, finger-pointing, there's a width of death about the kamala harris party. >> trace: a lot of fighting inside that campaign. something is going on in there. meanwhile to you, mehek.

"new york times" and siena polls, deadlocked. this is national, 47-47 cnn, 48-48 new york time siena. you think these celebrities are going to help kamala harris, mehek? >> trace, these celebrities are so out of touch and privileged. they are the ones buying our groceries, filling our gas tanks and i have to say this, you have to fire every pollster because no pollster understands president trump's base and the voters, we don't respond to polls, we show up in droves and we are going to swap this vote and make sure we cross that finish line. so my best advice is to continue to vote and take someone with you. these posters need to be fired because kamala harris is going down this election. >> trace: on those polls, cnn says the following, watch... >> the fact that donald trump has a legitimate shot of winning the popular vote is something i think a lot of folks really did not think could possibly happen when he was running last time around. he could make history.

>> trace: he could make history. wins the popular vote and then you look at an electoral landslide. >> i think he's already made history. look at the way he's been attacked. they've thrown everything at him. the vicious attacks, the insult, the smears, the lawsuits, and still he's there. and in the strongest position he's ever been politically. if he wins the popular vote, that is going to make these people's heads explode because they cannot understand his appeal. regular americans do understand his appeal. he delivered peace and prosperity and they want the good times back. >> trace: mehek, here's one of the biggest kamala harris dodges we have seen. watch... >> what do you say to those people, especially ones who might be concerned that doing a big closing speech may be more leaning into the threat of trump and not the threats to the economy? >> one of the things i love about the american people is we

can hold many thoughts at once. >> trace: i think she can answer, i just don't think she will. >> she's not going to answer because she doesn't have a good answer. she's vice president now and she could turn this country around. by pointing her finger at joe biden and saying i would do things differently. then there's this cosmic irony. you have a billionaire and president trump and knows to connect with voters. you can kick it with political elites and can help the average everyday man and that's why you see him at mcdonald's flipping burgers and continuing to connect. that is something kamala harris can't do. >> trace: very quickly, steve hilton, thank you mehek, i want to dip into the former president speaking right now. and we dip in for a few seconds? >> this is what we have coming into our country, it's terrible. the united states is now an occupied country, an occupied country and you don't maybe see it around here as much and who

knows, but you probably will. but all over, all over they are seeing it and they are also taking hispanic jobs and black jobs, they are taking jobs from the black population and the hispanic population, and this crummy administration that we have is trying to hold back the numbers, the numbers are astronomical. when you see the numbers of the black population lost jobs and the hispanic population lost jobs, and they are trying to hold it until after the election is over because it's a disaster and i think they are going to be forced, just like they had 818,000 coney jobs, remember that a couple months ago? they did not release it, they wanted to release it after the election but we had a whistle-blower who are like very much. i don't know who they are but i like them. >> trace: talking about the

border because he's in michigan. still talking about the border. he was in texas today talking about the border while the vice president was talking about abortion. we will dip back in when the president starts talking about some of the issues at hand. meantime let's bring an independent journalist, if weekend, brittany hopper and "new york post" reporter lydia moynihan, thank you for coming on. here's kamala harris responding to speaker mike johnson where he says we have to lower this inflammatory rhetoric because it's dangerous and kamala harris response was the following... >> no one should be the subject of violence, much less political violence. but the american people deserve to be presented with facts and the truth. >> trace: when she does it gets the facts in the truth, when somebody else does it gets inflammatory rhetoric, lydia. >> and she confirmed as well in a cnn town hall that she thinks trump is a fascist. when you look at the definition, it is someone who is a dictator who wants to silence any

opposition, who controls the media. clearly trump does not control the media. he's not a dictator, he's running for office in a free and fair election. frankly it's dangerous to use that kind of rhetoric to describe a political opponent. we've been having this conversation unfortunately for a few months now about some of the violence and the assassination attempts that trump has faced as a result of constantly inflaming the rhetoric. when you talk about your political opponent in this way, no wonder it has incited people to in some cases violence. >> trace: the queen of the deplorable's, hillary clinton's who said half of america deplorable's. now she's taking it a step forward because she's saying that by trump holding a madison square garden rally he is kind of reenacting a neo-nazi rally from 1939. listen to her. >> trump actually reenacting the

madison square garden rally in 1939. president franklin roosevelt was appalled that neo-nazis, fascists in america were lining up to essentially pledge their support for the kind of government that they were seeing in germany. >> trace: brittney, forget the deplorable's, they are now neo-nazis. >> i'm appalled. as a jewish-american woman, that she would even make this comparison. wasn't she there in the 90s and early 90s with her husband? i mean come on. they are getting scared, that's what's happening. i was scared a month ago, now i'm not so scared, they are getting scared and this is what we are seeing. it's just this rhetoric, it's nonsense it's hypocrisy as well. >> trace: it is. we have breaking news because we've been talking about former president trump on the joe rogan podcast which is why he went to texas. we are getting the first sound of the joe rogan podcast.

it's talking about the assassination, and here it is. >> it was very surreal. >> i would imagine. >> it's interesting, when i got shot it wasn't surreal. that should have been surreal. when i was laying on the ground i knew exactly what was going on, where i was hit. when that happened i really knew where i was, i knew exactly what happened. i said i wasn't hit anywhere. with the presidency, it was a very surreal experience. >> trace: going on the joe rogan podcast, lydia moynihan, his campaign seems to think it went really well. do you think it was a good idea? >> i think it was certainly a good idea. i haven't gotten the chance to listen to all three hours since it dropped less than an hour ago but i think what we've seen this political cycle is something long overdue. we see people looking for new platforms that reach a wide audience. and joe rogan reaches north of 15 million people which is frankly not what we see out of the other mainstream media outlets. one of the things i think is

impressive and also really important for donald trump is the fact he can have these three hour long conversations. speaking with people who maybe have only seen sound bites of donald trump on television, on the radio, they are very surprised to listen to a three hour conversation and see somebody who is clearly very human, who has emotions and is a thoughtful person. i think that is really opening up and humanizing him to a new audience. >> trace: let me put this on the screen, "the washington post" will not endorse kamala harris. a publisher said that the paper will not make an endorsement in this year's presidential contest for the first time in 36 years, or in future presidential races. brittney, about 30 seconds for you. >> i'm speechless because this is one of the most left-wing publications out there and they are not endorsing her so what does this tell you? is it the candidate? is that why? i'm perplexed by this. this is the first time -- i mean

it's astonishing. "los angeles times" did a similar thing. not have to say it's because of the candidate, that's why. >> trace: yep. my guess is that in four years if they love the candidate, they will go back to endorsing the candidate. brittney hopper, lydia moynihan, thank you. coming up, we continue to watch the breaking news own fold in the middle east. israel launching retaliatory strikes against iran. lucas tomlinson reporting this is the largest attack by israel on iran never. the latest on the possible escalation is next. and tiktok star bryce hall on why he's throwing his support behind donald trump, says he's an advocate against stupidity. after growing up democrat. he joins us live onset next. and remember this controversial anti-trump church sign we showed you earlier in the week? we promised to reach out to the pastor who put up the sign. we did and he is live on -- will

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>> trace: breaking tonight, new information coming in from our chief foreign correspondent trey yingst in the middle east. israel launching three waves of air strikes on military targets in iran. it comes in retaliation for iran launching it's ballistic missile assault earlier this month. we are talking about 180 plus ballistic missiles. so far no confirmation on any damage inside iran. we saw some of the explosions. we know there will be damage, we just haven't heard about it yet. explosions heard in the capital city of tehran. cheap foreign correspondent trey yingst on the ground in israel getting new information. we will check back with him and just moments.

meantime let's bring back aaron cohen and cameron hamilton for updates on this. aaron, when we talk about precise attacks, it doesn't mean this was willy-nilly, there were targets that israel definitely wanted to go after because those targets are valuable, in case iran wants to respond. >> that's 100% correct. these are operations designed to be able to render iran's missile launching capability and reduce it. they will go after missile batteries, they will go after logistics depots, anyone who is storing those missile launchers, anyone storing the batteries that power the gasoline, and those people who operate those launchers, this will also not only send a deterrent to iran, which is a you attack us, we will cut that down, but this was very overt and the purpose is to reduce iran's missile firing

capability. >> trace: i wonder cameron hamilton because it now looks like it's even. you had iran go after israel, israel has gone back after iran. if iran responds again, the ping-pong is kind of overt, it escalates and becomes something different. is that fare? >> it is fare. i think we have to remember that israel was attacked first by iran. they sent over 180 ballistic missiles. these are missiles that can kill tens of thousands of people. fortunately they weren't able to actually land and make impact. israel's defense is were able to intercept the vast majority but nonetheless iran has used it's leveraging control to influence proxies in the region to attack israel at great length and continuously so i think israel is displaying what we call very aggressive show of force here, trying to show not only iran but other partners in the region that they are serious and that they have the capabilities. >> trace: cameron, aaron, thank you we will see a bit later in the show.

>> this guy has 44 million people watching him. >> we need trump back really bad. make america great again. >> trace: former president trump garnering the support of young social media star this election. let's bring in social media influencer with somewhere around a gazillion followers, bryce hall, and xaviaer durousseau, thank you for coming on. bryce, great hat by the way, great appearance at the trump rally. >> i was not expecting him to bring me up that day. that caught me by surprise. >> trace: nobody on your team told you that would happen? >> just went up there and that was the first thing that came to mind. >> trace: love it. what finally convinced you? we talked about this, where you were raised a democrat. what finally convinced you to come out for trump? >> to keep it short and simple,

trump israel. everything he says, everything he does, it doesn't feel scripted, it does not feel on authentic. versus when you watch kamala harris speak or do something, it feels like you are watching a good movie with a bad actor. the lines are correct but the delivery is just atrocious. >> trace: yeah. it's interesting because you kind of know the story, you've been through this story, xaviaer durousseau, and what do you think about when he says stuff like that? >> i have so much respect for him. i appreciate that you are being vocal because there are so many people out there with a similar perspective of yes, everything you are saying makes me feel good, but i'm looking at the reality in our country and we are doomed right now if we don't have a drastic change very soon. >> trace: what's the most fun, bryce, when you travel around and you do things like on the trump rally, what's the most fun thing for you? is it having the influence to maybe change people's minds or is there something else that you really enjoy about this whole process about being a social media influencer and the

responsibilities that brings? >> honestly i've been doing this since i was 14 years old. it's fun. it has its fun moments. i feel like a lot of people aren't going out and voting and are just kind of using my platform to encourage people to vote because i feel like a lot of people don't think that there vote matters, when it does. >> trace: are you seeing a movement, are we seeing a movement of young people that are saying you know what, i really want to get involved? do you see that in the world that you are at hand places that you visit? >> absolutely. people are sick and tired of sitting around and being told that they have to hide the way they believe. ever since i moved to la i've had so many people come up to me and say thank you for saying the things are not allowed to say. i ask what makes them think they aren't allowed to say it? we need to be using our voices and making a change for something that will benefit every single american across party lines, which is things

like securing our border, rescuing our economy and hopefully not entering world war iii. >> trace: that's a good hope. kamala harris asked for your support, we can put this on the screen, the answer was, we don't have to read the asked, she wanted your support and the answer was in blue in the right-hand corner, no. have you gotten pushback from that, saying what in the world is going on here? >> talk about not knowing your demographic. [laughter] >> she slid in the dms and that was her team responding to me but i honestly felt like willie brown in that situation, like she was trying to use me to get a hold of the social media world, the gen z world and i just responded blank no. >> trace: meaning she was using you, not wanting you to join her team but wanting you to help her team recruit other people? >> that's how i felt. >> trace: i think it's fair. what do you think about the kamala harris campaign, the

strategy they've gone for this far in the election with ten days, nine days, 11 days to go? >> she's absolutely desperate. she's out here bringing every celebrity she can to try to get any sort of endorsement because she knows she doesn't have any substance. she brought beyonce out and it's like beyonce does not need to be doing that, she needs to focus on keeping her album on the charts because it's already gone. >> trace: thank you for coming on, we appreciate your time and best of luck to both of you. come and visit us again. coming out, "fox news @ night" digging into the election polls that matter most to you. the expert pollster is back by popular demand with what he finds fascinating. just ten days before the election. here's a tip, he thinks male voters, xaviaer, maybe bryce, are being forgotten. he's live, next. ♪ ♪

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breaking news all day, it's now daybreak in the middle east, you are looking at northern israel, that's live, israel launching three waves of air strikes on military targets in iran. it comes in retaliation for the islamic republic firing almost 200 ballistic missiles at israel earlier this month. we are told the israeli attack is not widespread but rather it was a precise attack. it appears that israel chose not to go after nuclear targets or iran's vast and very profitable oil targets, but the question remains, how will iran respond? the country has said there is a possibility it won't respond. there's also a good chance it will respond robustly and immediately and that is why israel remains on high alert. we will get live to trey yingst in israel in moments. meantime, just about ten days until the election, what are the latest poll numbers telling us about the outcome in the presidential race, let's bring in pollster and political analyst frank luntz. it's great to have you on the show as always.

i want to have some sound here because i think it's interesting, these are -- we don't have the sound, okay. we had some young voters and i want to read a couple of these they cause you say hold on guys, you voted for them twice and we are talking about, you know, the democrats in 2016 and 2020, then you have guys saying listen, i just like -- it's important to me to know that i'm going to get through the day without being broke all of the time. the economy is a big deal, you believed that male voters are being ignored, frank. >> it's what they tell me. we did a session about 48 hours ago and i was shocked because it's not just about trump, it's not just about harris. for these men who voted democrat in 2016 and 2020, it's about the change in the democratic party. the feeling that they are being ignored, forgotten, even betrayed. they pointed out that harris --

harris' adds have many women but not many men, specific issues targeted towards women and not men and they feel left out and that's why so many more men support trump. i want to emphasize that harris is doing quite well among mirror -- women. it's a mirror image of each other. i think there are going to be a lot of marriages in trouble on election day when the wife's vote one way and the men both the other. >> trace: a democratic pollsters as the movement towards donald trump and momentum are "substantial." what do you think about that? >> i'm going to use two different words, meaningful and measurable. you can see that trump is heading in the positive direction and harris has dropped back which is interesting. trump has been campaigning the exact same way over the last 30 days. harris, when she was talking about her own campaign, her own candidacy was gaining and

gaining put the moment she started to go after trump directly with sharper and more negative language is when she started to fall. voters know everything they need to know about donald trump, they are making their decisions, they don't know about harris, she does not tell them anything about her and it's actually hurting her campaign. >> trace: and i wonder if you think that in her closing argument, because she is still doing that today, her closing argument going after trump, attacking trump instead of building up herself and telling people why they should vote for her, are you saying that is a mistake? >> it is. it would have been easy for her to go on the shows, the cnn show in the various interviews and say this is what i'm going to do in the first hour, this is what i'm going to do in the first day, the first week, the first month, the first year. she's done none of that. so voters look at her and they don't know where she stands, they know that she's taking different positions on the issues and they are frustrated. harris still has a chance but she's not giving voters what

they want to hear and what they need to know. >> trace: it's fascinating information, frank luntz, always valuable to have you on the show, thank you sir. >> thank you. i think it's absolutely foolish and i think that there is something absolutely wrong when you have the church being used for political purposes in the way that he's using it. >> trace: one church in alabama going all in on their opposition to former president trump. let's bring in new era baptist church pastor michael jordan and 180 church senior pastor lorenzo. great to have you both on the show. pastor jordan, we appreciate it. i want to put these on the screen if i can. these are some of the billboards that you put up at your church. one of them says "warning, african americans, a vote for trump will put black folks back to picking cotton." that's one of them. you also had this one, attention to all blacks who plan to vote for trump, you are an ignorant,

stupid. why would you do that, sir? what's the motivation we. >> well we have a serious election and. [inaudible] >> trying to steal -- americans and all americans to vote. donald trump is an insurrectionist and donald trump has a plan to heal -- the election process. you have a number of african american men i. >> greg: who are looking to vote for him but many suffer, they fear that if they will be important in life, they must conquer the values of white

people. like -- who votes for white values. we have a lot on the line with this election. donald trump talks against hispanics and mexicans, all of them are not rapists. all mexicans are not drug addicts, all of them are not convex. >> trace: a lot of hispanics are supporting him, a lot of black voters are supporting him and the numbers are changing and swarming into his corner. pastor, your idea, your thoughts on the use of these signs to get the message out to black voters? >> the beauty of america is we have the freedom of speech. pastor, i completely understand where you are, i understand that you don't like the man, but look at his mission. i understand you don't like the

container but look at his content. i understand you don't like his plot -- past but his platform is more biblical than the demonic democratic party. they are antilife, -- [simultaneous talking] >> trace: pastor, let him finish. pastor jordan, let him finish, sir. go ahead. >> pastor, it is very clear that there has been a mass genocide against black babies and that is the party that you are supporting. what does donald trump have to do with 57 congressional black districts that are the highest in poverty, highest in foreclosure? even in birmingham, alabama where your church is, dr. king would not have believed it's about the color of our skin, he would have believed it's about the content of our character. the republican party is a party that is closer to the word of god and it is imperative that pastors line up with the word of

god. >> trace: pastor jordan, 15 seconds, sir. >> the republican party is not compatible with the word of god. the man was convicted of adultery and wrote a $130,000 check to prove it. he's not saying anything negative about white european immigrants. donald trump is not fit to be a president and -- poor impoverished neighborhoods. >> trace: pastor, 15 seconds. >> we have all seen that we have fallen short of the glory of god. if you are going to take the same stone and throw it about president trump, what about bp harris? we need to be merciful and see that god has selected this man to make america great again. >> trace: pastors, we have to go, thank you for coming on, we appreciate your time. breaking tonight, what appears to be a significant

escalation in the middle east, israel launching strikes against military targets in iran. back live on the ground in israel with trey yingst, next. and we will get final thoughts from our military panel.

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retaliatory strikes against iran. significant escalation of the war in the middle east. matt finn live in tel aviv. >> reporter: for weeks now, really months, the world has been waiting to see how israel is going to respond to that iranian missile strike here on october first. israel began it's strike at about 2:00 in the morning local time here. israel says it carried out three waves of strikes using mostly airplanes to target military sights in iran like rocket manufacturing locations. from what we've heard so far, no reported wounded people and we've not seen much video of this attack. of course the next few hours are wait-and-see. "the new york times" reported early this morning, friday morning, that iran is ready to retaliate. >> trace: matt finn live in israel, thank you. final thoughts now from aaron cohen and cameron hamilton. aaron, does iran respond sooner or later? >> a run is going to talk a lot because that is the language of the middle east, the posturing

and the bravado. i do think iran will respond. i think it could take several weeks. israel, what they just did now, they went after immediate threats to israel, which is those missile sites. the real work will be in that ground. >> trace: campbell hammond -- cameron hamilton, quick response, late response? >> i think we will see it fairly soon. i also think they will pressure a lot of their entities that they support, attack very aggressively. they've used that as a tactic -- tactic. iran does not have the infrastructure some of the other proxy groups do and they have a better strategic advantage to attack so i think iran is going to keep using it's finances and resources to garner more support. >> trace: cameron, aaron, thank you. thank you for watching 2 d amers late news "fox news @ night", i'm trace gallagher in t weekend. t i got the power of 3. i lowered my a1c, cv risk, and lost some weight.

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