b.b. netanyahu, and benjamin netanyahu, and you have been in that chair. what is the impact on this prime minister at this point? >> well, it is very tough moment for him as well. but he is experienced prime minister. we are in a major debate with them about other initiatives with him which we feel a certain relationship to these events that we are facing now, and basically, i fully back the protest movement which think that all of the judicial have formed so to speak as described by the chief justice that this is not judicial reform. this is a blatant attempt to push israel out of the family of democracy. >> and that is a file that we should consider in cont here s, -- consider in context here. and i want to ask you about benjamin netanyahu, because the opposition leaders have said they would go into the unity government at this point, and even the most right-wing government members have said that an emergency unity government is important at this point. do you expect to see that? >> under the normal situation, it was the most expected step to establish -

b.b. netanyahu has got to get the okay from joe biden.mbers i'm underwater with my own party. do the targeted south carolina call strikes instead maybe that's going to be it. >> this is the actual existence go in and get replenished somehow. >> ainsley: i wonder what dean phillips stance is on the invasion? >> president biden starts another push for an assault weapon ban. peter doocy live on the north lawn with a busy day ahead for the president. >> steve: plus, governor -- i thought peter was going to talk i'm supposed to talk. governor desantis joins us next. >> ainsley: will one of the doocys speak, please. >> steve: okay. ♪ as someone living with type 2 diabetes, i want to keep it real and talk about some risks. with type 2 diabetes you have up to 4 times greater risk of stroke, heart attack, or death. even at your a1c goal, you're still at risk ...which if ignored could bring you here... ...may put you in one of those... ...or even worse. too much? that's the point. get real about your risks and do something about it. talk to your he

b.b. netanyahu to be more precise the third time today. so twice over the weekend. he's been very much focused on the issues of the events that we've seen in israel. you know, the president is able to do multiple things at once. right? as president, he has to do multiple things at once. that's what you saw him do this weekend. >> the president's need to be interviewed by the special counsel yesterday impede or keep him from giving the remarks he gave today yesterday? you know the press officer knows there was a lot of inquiry and concern and criticism that perhaps he's not as publicly engaged yesterday as he could have been. there was a federal holiday. there was some respect or decision made to not hold public events on the federal holiday. clearly he was doing a big thing by meeting with the special counsel. any reason to believe that impeded his ability to respond publicly? >> as you just said, ed, presidents have to do multiple things at once. he spoke saturday when we learned when all of you were reporting and it was incoming of what was happening in israel. he

b.b. netanyahu let us down and talking about the intelligence and system ofome of the things t wrong overast week, and they are fighting potentially a big force. gee, i hope that hezbollah does not attack from the north. that is the most vulnerable spot. well, hezbollah is very smart. and the white house said we don't comment on 2024 and it is unhinged and it is unknown to us why anybody would say that a terrorist group is smart, and especially when we are trying to fight back one of the worst terrorist attacks in history. >> and there is a time when partisanship should end at water's edge. but the fact that he did not try to unite the nation, but there is always his instinct to divide the nation, and make it about himself and then praise the hamas as very smart, and then that is what he said the chinese government over in tiananmen square as being very smart. and so it is thinking about others and not thinking about uniting the nation and the allies at this time. >> and we saw antony blinken in a remarkable moment when israelis are hugging him, and he is with the biden administration, an

b.b. netanyahu to exercise restraint knowing full well that world opinion and from the poll you cited maybegainst isr israel' large e. strategy fbi director chris wray absolute unmistakable. and unacceptable rise in anti-semitic incidents raising from violence to harassment. so there are a lot -- there is a lot of maneuvering here to try to win the battle. but the bombing today by israel of the largest refugee camp in gaza is not helping matters. yes israel says it killed a top hamas commander and this is how hamas uses civilians as human shields. a lot of people are just going to look to the number of refugees who died. >> bret: but that is their m.o., byron. they put hamas command centers underneath hospitals, in camps. why it's called a refugee campion. it's a permanent settlement there but, yes, that's part of their -- how they operate and that's what the israelis are saying lee to go south domestically we have seen real divide republicans and progressive left over. this the members of the progressive left began screaming genocide before israel even began to defend itself. on the other

b.b. netanyahu, the prime minister talking about horrific scenes of children being in a room and flaming tiresled in to the room in order to incinerate all of these children at once. he talked about being killed in this form of hell. joining me now, utah republican congressman jason chaffetz and guy benson. guy, let's start with you. your reaction from what we just heard from the israeli prime minister. >> he was confirming some of the atrocities that we learned about in the last 24 hours that should shock the conscious of every single civilized human being on earth. unfortunately as we're seeing across the country and across the world, there's a lot of apologists that are supporters for this barberism. people that are proudly going against decolonization and free palestine and using eliminationists as slogans, they're one way or another defending if not cheering this savagery. i think every single person who wants to stand against that needs to make that crystal clear. it's a time for choosing and it shouldn't be a tough choice. >> martha: you know, i was talking earlier to tal heinrich in is

b.b. netanyahu today offering more u.s. assistance. >> this attack has brought to the service painful memories and scars left by a millennium of anti-semitism against the jewish people. at this moment, we have to be crystal clear. there's no justification for terrorism. no excuse. the type of terrorism exhibited here is beyond the pale. >> at nato head quarters in brussels, the new joint chiefs chairman c.q. brown and defense secretary austin met with nato defense ministers about aid to ukraine. israel's defense minister call in to the meeting. lloyd austin said make no mistake, the united states will remain able to project power and direct resources to tackle crises in multiple theaters. we will stand with israel and support ukraine. no decision has been made about keeping two u.s. aircraft strike carriers in the groups 1 the u.s.s. eisenhower arrives in two weeks. the u.s.s. ford is likely to be extended. >> for anyone thinking about trying to take advantage of the agony in israel, to try to widen this conflict or spill m

b.b. netanyahu had not been prime minister if only israel hadn't been beset by the most dreadful.well. >> you know, a corrupt government in end, government cannot, in the end, succeed . succeed. >> tom, thrilled to have you back in the studio. i look fonnard to your speech . return. fonnard to your speech. return. my thanks the brilliant my thanks to the brilliant broadcaster and journalist tom bower , who's, by the way, bower, who's, by the way, biography on jeremy corbyn is a page turner. let tell you page turner. let me tell you now, let give you a response now, let me give you a response from the bbc. they've said, we always take our use of language very seriously. anyone watching always take our use of language ve listening ly. anyone watching always take our use of language ve listening to anyone watching always take our use of language ve listening to our one watching always take our use of language ve listening to our coverage1ing or listening to our coverage will the word terrorist will hear the word terrorist used. many times we attribute it to those who are using it for

when prime minister netanyahu delivered his historic joint address, which some of our colleagues across the aisle shamefully boycotted. b.bpointed out in this very chamber, we serve under the watchful gaze of moses. he said, quote, overlooking all of us in this chamber is the image of moses and before the people of israeli entered the land of israeli, moses gave us a message that is steeled our resolve for thousands of years. be strong and resolute, neither fear nor dread them. he went on to say, my friends, may israeli and america always stand together strong and resolute. may we neither fear nor dread the challenges ahead, may we face the future with confidence, strength, and hope. end quote. on behalf the american people, let's face the future with confidence, strength, and hope. let's elect jim jordan, our speaker of the people's house for such a time as this. i yield back . >> the chair now recognizes the gentleman from california. >> mr. speaker pro tem with great respect for this institution is chairman of the democratic caucus, i am directed by the vote of that caucus to present for election to the office of the s