let's go out of the the hello and welcome to cross cut bullhorn john peter lavelle. here we just got some real news. i ran, has retaliated, is the us getting ready for a wider war and how many wars is the biting administration planning on fighting? how many can it when to discuss these issues and more, i'm joined by my guess george, send me. well we in budapest, he's a pod cast or at the goggle, which can be found on youtube and locals. and america, cash. we have martin j e. as an award winning journalist and commentator, gentleman cross doc rules in effect, that means you can jump any time you want and i would appreciate it. all right, let's start out as usual with george in budapest. well, george, you and i've talked about it so much, all.

yeah, yeah, yeah, that's a way to the the hello and welcome to cross cut bullhorn john peter labelle. and here we discussed some real names. i ran, has retaliated, is the us getting ready for a wider war and how many wars is the biting administration planning on fighting? how many can it when to discuss these issues and more, i'm joined by my guess george, send me while we in budapest, he's a pod cast, read the goggle, which can be found on youtube and locals, and the mirror with the cache. we have martin j. e, as an award winning journalist and commentator, gentleman across stockwell is in effect, that means you can jump any time you want, and i always appreciate it. all right, let's start out as usual with george in budapest. well, george, you don't have to.

just change the way inside the the, [000:00:00;00] the hello and welcome to cross cut bullhorn john peter labelle. here we discussed some real names or ran, has retaliated, is the us getting ready for a wider war, and how many wars is the biting administration planning on fighting? how many can it when to discuss these issues and more, i'm joined by my guess george, send me while we in budapest, he's a pod cast. read the goggle, which can be found on youtube and locals, and america, cash. we have martin j e as an award. winning journalist and commentator, gentleman cross stock.

can the welcome back across side bullhorn, john peter roosevelt to mind you were discussing some real names, deem a deal. i'm a theme going back with him about the appropriation of the $61000000000.00, which of course, depending on how you count it, i mean, and some, some people pointed out a 1000000000 of it will be in cash, which i guess we all know what will happen to that very quickly. ok, corruption and you claim has only gotten worse. it's not gotten better unfortunately for the people of ukraine, for the people that actually want their pension and all that. i don't see why the united states the tax payer should pay another country's pensions. maybe a topic of another program, but one could be much more cynical. this is one big wet kiss, good by there, washing their hands of it because they that's going to need that 61000000000 will go up in smoke quite literally depending on how you want to interpret it. it's not good. it's not going to make a difference. on the battlefield, as we've already discussed in this program. so this was just kind of a feel good vote a remarkably and m

the, the the hello and welcome to cross cut bullhorn john peter labelle. here we just got some real names. are rand has retaliated, is the us getting ready for a wider war? and how many wars is the biting administration planning on fighting? how many can it when to discuss these issues and more, i'm joined by my guess george, send me while we in budapest, he's a pod cast, read the goggle, which can be found on youtube, and locals and america, the cache. we have martin j. e. as an award winning journalist and commentator, write gentlemen cross stock rules and effect, that means you can jump any time you want. and i always appreciate it. all right, let's start out as usual with george in budapest. well, george, you and i've talked about it so much on this program and on our podcast as well we, we like everyone else was waiting for you around to react to the april 1st bombing of its consulate in damascus. well, it is happened. it's about 331 different types of projectiles. israel claims they've destroyed almost all of them, minor damage, but that's their vers

we'll need to stay with our to the the, the welcome back to prospect boulder and john peter roosevelt remind you were discussing some real news show here. let me go back to you in budapest here. i'll just kind of widen it out a little bit. as we all know, 2024 is a big election year all across the western world. and i'm not surprised. you're not surprised. martin is not surprised. our viewers are not surprised. russia gate is returned. okay. and, and you carnation of it here here. so, you know, the more, the more the ruling elite, so i don't care if you're a liberal, conservative it, whatever, the, the, the more problems they faced, the more they liked to play that card. like to remind everyone, the initial integration of russia gave yielded, precious. we little of results for the people that peddled it and is george 9 martin who pointed out over and over again the original iteration, nebraska game. we're preciously few russians involved. we're seeing, but we're seeing a repeat, i guess because of the in their mind it worked or they don't have any other tools in their tool kit. take i

john: looking forward to that as the afternoon wears on. any moment, the white house expected to give the briefing for the first time since iran's unprecedented direct attack. peterby in the white house briefing room. how much transit -- >> he want some, john, as he continues to try to have it both ways where he is putting it publicly that the united states will not support a counterstrike that's strike that israel makes against iran if that is part of their plans. the u.s. will support israel's defense when they are targeted. >> president biden: iran launched an unprecedented attack against israel. we mounted an unprecedented military it defense -- go together with our partners, we defeated that attack. >> president biden told iran "don't," and they did anyway. iran policy from this white house is layered. president biden has noted for years, they sponsor terror groups and he unfurls billions of dollars for iranian leaders for humanitarian purposes. offering clarity of what happens next specifically about the u.s. knows or does not know about israel's plans to possibly strike back at iran on their o own. >> john: peter doocy for us. looking forward to their brie

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. >> john: secured his route to get home. peter doocy for us.e was over here giving me his best joe biden impression as we await the president. >> i want to join the climate. >> sandra: if we can point that climate shot. as john was introducing peter doocy, luis sierra bernie sanders take to the microphone. those who believe climate change is a hoax, they will lead to the end of the world is how he and joed. >> didn't al gore say that 20 years ago? the two nearly this is an effort to reach out to that younger voting block. will that work? >> i don't know. if you saw that survey that they put up there, climate worries was way down. here's the thing. this is the problem that esg and all the stuff from an economic standpoint while people are rebelling against it right now. you see what's going on at the border and you see inflation eating away at your paycheck. you see all the crime in the streets, it's hard to get excited about maybe someday having a cleaner planet with electric vehicles. that is the disconnect that the democrats have on these iss

>> great to see you, john, take care. >> sandra: a live look of the white house john kirby taking questions right now peter doocy in the room we are monitoring this and we'll get to his round of questioning when that begins. >> john: this as israel prepares to a retaliatory strike from iran. hendrick spokesperson for benjamin netanyahu standing by to talk more about that when we. [paparazzi taking pictures] introducing, ned's plaque psoriasis. ned, ned, who are you wearing? he thinks his flaky red patches are all people see otezla is the #1 prescribed pill to treat plaque psoriasis. ned? otezla can help you get clearer skin, and reduce itching and flaking. with no routine blood tests required. doctors have been prescribing otezla for nearly a decade. otezla is also approved to treat psoriatic arthritis. don't use otezla if you're allergic to it. serious allergic reactions can happen. otezla may cause severe diarrhea, nausea, or vomiting. some people taking otezla had depression, suicidal thoughts or weight loss. upper respiratory tract infection and headache may occur. with clearer skin movie night, is a g

and john is there a possibility of peter doocy questioning at the white house and if so can we listen then? >> president absolutely believes that along that a border we do have significant national security concerns that have to be met but you said something really good in your question that i loved. that while these concerns are going on the bill languishes so what is needed? it's not anything more from the president, what is needed is for speaker johnson to do his job and get that thing on the floor and let's get it voted on. but we had a chance and decided for it not to act because surely people in people in the house or republican world wanted a problem rather than a solution. >> is the person in charge of preventing a terrorist attack is president biden thinking some of these border crossers could be in the united states right now plotting a terrorist attack? >> the president is confident throughout the agency dhs intelligence community that we are doing everything we can to be as vigilant as we can. to ensure the safety and security of the american people here at home. >> john,

begins. it may take a year of preparation of the preparatory period, the private investor is peter there or johne can go and buy a generating plant tomorrow if he has money, that is, if the seller has this plant, he does not need tender procedures, he asks in three, listen, you have such a setup, how much does it cost, what are the connection parameters and who does he buy it from can buy for the money he can pay, that's all, he doesn't need tenders, he can make price purchases, he won't steal, but in order for it to be from... first of all , there must be an agreement that this will be built by commercial companies, they can do it quickly, and there should be, in my opinion, active cooperation of local self-government bodies, i.e. allocate land plots for the construction of such stations, the city has, it should be done very quickly, there are a number of conditions where it where this area should be, but subject to the active cooperation of the authorities, the place... the self-government of the city councils, which are ready to allocate land plots there plus or minus there, about 2-3 hectare

although who can forget when mary magdalene rushed to jesus' tomb, discovered it was empty, and told peter and john i think we've been pranked." [ laughter ] who pranked us? pomerantz! trump's lunacy is dangerous on its own, but on top of that, he's also desperate for cash, which is a terrifying combination in the presidential candidate. in fact, he's so desperate for cash, he's selling bibles glued to some bonus material he stole from an eighth grade civics class. over the weekend, his partner in that business venture, the singer lee greenwood defended their bible sales. >> people have gotten on us and donald trump about the god bless usa bible. i have mine here right in front of me, and this one is signed by the former president, donald trump. see how beautiful this bible is. check that out. it's leather. it has the documents of the constitution, the declaration of independence, the bill of rights, and the handwritten lyrics of god bless usa along with the pledge of allegiance. the reason we have this bible is to make sure more people have it accessible. if you have this bible today, you'll be ab

. >> trace: over to you armen kurdian, peter duke sweden john kirby today, watch... >> let's talk abouttalk about don't and do. with strycova saturday night. yes, they fired and our president and amount of munitions, but how much of a success to they have peter? known, zero. >> trace: it is a spacious argument when you say don't and they do. by they say while they did not do that much. they did, stop by they did. >> absolutely, rhetoric counts for nothing in this administration, there is no substance behind it, there's no belief by anybody that the president and administration is addressing that the united states will carry through. a look at the examples saying we are behind you on ironclad but don't strike back, strike back you're on your own. in the same sentence. that's a complete lack of credibility and when you look at the president rated there in that press conference in the oval office weeding from notecards,'s apparently obvious, how could he expect action from this white house? >> trace: we are behind israel. watch... >> most of the rockets and missiles that we saw being fired

peter doocy asked john kirby about it yesterday at the white house.im here. >> the chief of the border patrol is saying 140,000 gotaways, if we don't know who is coming into our country and we don't know what their intent is, that's a threat. does president biden agree? >> the president absolutely believes that along that border we do have significant national security concerns that have to be met. >> dana: also said they're doing everything they possibly can. are you worried we're in a september 10th mentality on this issue? >> let's be clear. the biden administration is doing nothing to stop terrorists from coming across the border. they are knowingly allowing them in. there are two categories here, the terrorists who are actually apprehended, the terrorists apprehended are at an all-time record. many multiples of those who came across the border under the trump administration. the second you talked about the gotaways. the terrorists will pay extra not to be caught. what that means is the number that we've caught, which is extraordinary, there are f

speak to white house briefing is taking place with john kirby and karine jean-pierre. peter doocy is in the room. we are monitoring if any of this comes up, we will bring this to our viewers. stand by with us on the breaking news. >> john: let's continue digging into all of this. joining us by phone's inspector paul moreau. we don't have any confirmation of it. it is not anybody talking about it online. we see three individuals in the first row of cars who are standing right beside the cars and have not moved for as long as we have been watching these pictures. we have seen in germany and other places using industrial-strength fluted glue their hands to the road. i remember seeing a couple of female protesters who were in the hospital. emergency services had cut the road around her hand. they were standing in the emergency room with big chunks of asphalt attached to them. is that the situation here? >> from what i can see, it looks like one of the female protesters has her arm in a tube that extends into the car. something called a sleeping dragon. what they do is they chang

betrayed, were afraid, everyone betrayed one way or another, well, the apostle john fled from christ, they fled, yes, peter the cross, and you know, it seems to me, because they are not from the mind, about whom we were talking, because the heart, if the heart, there is compassion. then you stay, but if it’s like analyzing, as they said, yes, these are analyzes from the mind, then it doesn’t get tired, you don’t get tired, yes, when it’s scary, but if there is love, then you get tired, because it’s more important, and that vladyka also says, sobriety is not me with my experiences at the center, but god, everything is directed towards god, and god has the matter. all her direction is towards her son, but now at the beginning at the cross, then you forget about fear, because fear speaks to itself, if there is a movement towards god, then it is different accent, well, a different center in a different one, of course it is, but you know, it’s a rare case when i agree with father paul, because of course sobriety, yes, absolutely right, but a weapon will pierce your soul, the mother of god says, this is of cours

peter doocy. [indiscernible] >> thank you, guys. >> madeleine: john kirby was willing to elaborate. >> has president biden considered beefing up public iran posture to be more than one word? >> you're referring to don't? >> peter: yes. they did it anyway. >> let's talk about what we did, peter. talk about don't and did. you can talk about don't word, but talk about what did happen. iran utterly failed. >> madeleine: iran fired 300 projectiles, 90% were it's00 foreign aid bill includes 14 billion for israel and $60 billion for ukraine. house speaker mike johnson wants to split aid into four parts, vowing to pressure from far right to keep the issues separate. >> we have terrorists and tyrants like putin and xi and in iran and watching to see if america will stand up for its allies and we will. >> madeleine: johnson face ire. voting could happen by friday if text is released today. >> carley: thank you. house speaker mike johnson will be live on "fox and friends" to talk about israel's response to iran and four separate funding bills. anti-israel protesters blocking traffic in new york city, chicago a

understand there were three witnesses here, and in this passage i'd like to share with you, jesus took peter, john, and james with him and went up on to the mountain to pray. . while he was praying, the appearance of his face came and his clothes became a flash of lightning two men appeared, moses and elijah, they spoke about his departure. peter and his companions were very sleepy but when they became fully awake they saw his glory and the two men standing with him and they were afraid. as the men were leave, peter said to him, master, if it is good for us to be here let us put up three shelters. one for you, one for moses, one for elijah. while he was speaking a cloud appear and covered them and they were afraid as they entered the cloud. a voice came from the cloud saying, this is my son. whom i have chosen. listen to him. listen to him. jesus also said, in luke, if you love me, you will obey my commands. during this special week, we -- let us seek god's blessing and protection as we navigate through the complexities of government and acknowledge this sovereignty over all things. during this sp

>> john: to the white house now, sandra, peter doocy is asking about the issue of migrant criminals of lesson listen. >> anyone found guilty, and we have been very clear about that, anyone found guilty of a crime should be held accountable. we have been very, very clear about that. and if a person poses a danger to a community they should be detained pretrial. >> so more generally do you guys think some big cities in this country have liberal d.a.s that are too soft on crime? >> look, what i will say is i'm not going to speak to every state or city here. it's not for me to speak to. we have been very clear about this. anyone who commits a crime and is found guilty needs to be held accountable. that's what this president believes. and we are certainly very much we welcome local law enforcement support and cooperation and apprehending and removing end individuals in this country who pose a risk to our national security or also public safety if they are found guilty they should be held accountable. that is where we stand on this. go ahead. >> two questions. >> john: so there is cream jean

peter. reporter: we had a nice chance with john kirby in the briefing room as donald trump calls immigrationat they are doing about that policy here? >>l get those 1300 additional border patrol agents down there. >> everyone here knows that bill you keep talking about as a solution is dead. -- >> says you, doesn't need to be dead. >> the bill is dead. >> says you. >> when is the vote. >> you ask speaker johnson. >> the bill is dead there are real problems, at the border. while that bill just languishes, the chief of border patrol saying, of 140 thousand got aways, it we don't know -- if we don't know who coming in and their intent that say threat. does president biden agree. >> president absolutely believes that a long that border we have significant national security concerns that have to be met. >> said they think that u.s. security apparatus this inn place can defect and address any threats may come across border to homeland and president biden had a conversation with china's xi jinping first chat since november, they talked about fentanyl, president obama asked him to stop helping russia

fox news' peter doocy asked the white house national security communications advisor john kirby whetheren southern border, chinese nationals coming in and whether or not the wide open border and the fact we don't know who is coming in could ultimately lead to a terrorist attack inside of america. watch this. >> if we don't know who is coming into our country and we don't know what their intent is, that is a threat. does president biden agree? >> we do have significant national security concerns that have to be met. it's not anything more from the president. >> as the person in charge of presenting -- preventing a terrorist attack in the homeland, does pong po pong some border -- president biden think some of the border crossers could be plotting an attack. >> throughout the intell jens community, we're doing everything we can to be as voyagevigilant as we can to sece safety and security of the american people at home. maria: are we doing everything we can to be vigilant? >> i met with a rancher at the border, he encountered syrian males, they presented themselves at the point of entry f

. >> john: we will see what she has to say on that front. peter doocy, thank you.s. >> president biden: trump is proud of his tax cut. overwhelmingly benefit at the very wealthy and the biggest corporations. now trump is saying if he gets elected, that tax cut expires next year. let me tell you something. it's going to take -- if i'm elected. >> sandra: president biden campaigning on a drastically different tax ben brittain letting that trump era inspired by the end of the year saying, they will be dead forever if he gets reelected. and spring on their econ panel. robert will come a former economic advisor to president obama. there's no better way to get you fired up and talking about letting those trump era tax cuts expire. from your vantage point, what impact would that have on our earners, on our economy? >> you are right. this does get me fired out. it was people like larry kudlow and i who put that plan together. we happen to think it was a tremendous success. we brought a lot of capital and jobs back to the united states by reducing your corporate tax rate. i

john hannah. thank very much-— projected results in slovakia's closely fought election suggest that government candidate petersident. slovak opposition candidate ivan korcok has conceded defeat, after a number of local media outlets reported that mr pellegrini's lead was unassailable. he is seen as having more pro—kremlin views, compared to mr korcok who is a pro—western former diplomat. the role of president is seen as a largely ceremonial, but highly influential post, especially at a time when there are divisions over support to ukraine. final results are expected in the coming hours. joining me live is our correspondent rob cameron in prague, in the neighbouring czech republic. just bring is up—to—date now with the latest. well, yes, it looks like ivan korcok has lost to peter pellegrini, as you say, the candidate of the populist nationalist governing coalition. it seems that mr mpellegrini is won 53% of the vote to 57 of mr korcok, a far wider margin than had been suggested in the opinion polls running up to this second round of the elections. so that has been something of a surprise. and i think really,

suddenly begin arriving in coming weeks. ukraine still missing meant with the john home, and i'll just say to keep you cry. peters on my face. political scientist and the executive director of you ration democracy initiative. sorry, you are joining us from keith. i wanted your thoughts on this latest passport measure aimed at forcing ukrainian men to come back and fight me. it's next of populism. it's not going to happen. i'll just say point blank. uh, you know, there are so, you know, there's a variety of players norms and standards by which, you know, the governments are not really a limited to return and forcibly people julie award. so obviously these individuals just pick up their customer service is going to be limited. they're not in a rush that to go to your grade from comfortable, you know, they're a, they're comfortable european lives. so this is just obviously nonsensical and the reviews are really bad today. and from the presence of these man, by some of the counselors over 800, almost 900000. so in many living outside of ukraine, the most of them are probably easier and they are well educated. they ar

. >> john: a name that comes up in all of this is that of peter does asked the head of the echo healthiance will be testifying before the committee in the house the discrepancy that came up when he gave behind closed doors testimony and that was about a project called "diffuse" >> same thing. >> to make a fearing cleavage site in a virus according to winthrop the proposal said that the research would be done in the university of north carolina but that in fact it was actually targeted to the wuhan institute what he know about that? >> it's the same proposal, it's defuse which was never funded by the u.s. government but we know wuhan continues to do this research and a lot of people knew it was going on including anthony fauci and never revealed it to the public. in fact, it sort of the opposite. if you have this knowledge and you know they are trying to develop this in the lab, you would be suspicious they came from the lab at entity fetch of the and four years has tried to call anybody who believes that it came from the lab or looks at evidence it came from the lab calls them conspira

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peter, what you got? >> reporter: larry we had a nice chat with john kirby in the briefing room as donald trump is out thereng to call this immigration policy a border bloodbath, what exactly they are doing about the immigration policy here? >> let's get those 1300 additional border patrol agents down there to do their job. >> everybody in this room knows the bill you keep talking about as a solution is dead at the moment. >> says you. doesn't need to be dead, does it. >> the bill's dead. >> says you. >> when's the vote? you. >> ask speaker johnson. it doesn't -- >> there are real problems at the border. while that bill just languishes right? the chief of the border patrol is saying 140,000 got-aways, if we don't know who is coming into our country and we don't know what their intent is that is a threat. does president biden agree? >> the president absolutely believes that along that border we do have significant national security concerns that have to be met. >> reporter: he went on to say that they think the u.s. security apparatus in place can detect and address any threats that may be coming across the

annmarie: john asked earlier, what is more important, the payrolls numbers on friday or inflation next week? peter: i think it is the payrolls. the market has been driven much more by the growth in the economy and is about the spending on the ai. our companies benefiting from the ai, rai companies growing? annmarie: what about for the fed? peter: i think for the fed it will be the jobs number. i think they are in the mode where they will close their eyes and say it is good enough. jonathan: that was my sense of things as well. that is not the answer i got. the answer i got was cpi was important. ed was talking up cpi being more important than payrolls. what i am hearing from chairman powell's he could be willing to move earlier if you see something happen with the labor market. what you see with that in terms of the shift of emphasis? peter: one of our theories into the end of this year is in 2023 he was happy to cause a recession. it was not his first choice but if he got a recession now. there is no way he wants to create an election -- to create a recession in election year because that hands t

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a student extra credit to know that a future president, john adams, represented one of the british soldiers at trial? that's a good question, peter. i wouldn't say it would get them extra credit, but one of the benefits of these documents appearing on the exam is that they help students trigger and remember other information that they should know. so, for example, if they're looking at this in graving that paul revere made to try to convince fellow colonists about the the cruelty of the british in boston, it might also trigger their memory that john adams, a prominent rebel against the british, actually defended many of these british soldiers. and that would count as outside information on the document based question. and this is one of the element that students have to bring to bear when they're answering the document based question. they have to be able to call to mind and to deploy information as part of their arguments. that's outside information that isn't necessary early in the question or in the documents themselves. and so if a student were to recall from their reading of the textbook or from their teachers lessons that j

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white house press briefing will bring it as it happens, peter doocy is in the room, we will be watching for an exchange there and of course john after yesterday the israeli strike killed seven workers, the world central kitchens did pause gaza aid after that happen. he is taking questions on that. >> john: saying it was not on purpose, see what israel says. the biden administration moving full speed ahead as part of its green agenda but will it lead to a power grid crisis? transportation secretary pete buttigieg will be here on that and a whole lot more, stay with us. >> policeman in scotland saying that rk rowling will not face charges with a new law targeting hate speech. greg palkot is live in london, what are you hearing from the scottish authorities, greg? >> john, yes the police in scotland are confirmed they will not press charges against author j.k. rowling but that has not stopped the controversy over this new hate crimes speech law. it aims to tackle harm caused by hatred and prejudice threatening police investigation and even jail time if you simply say something or post something considered "troublesome" regarding

because this can be resolved this can be fixed and wind john kirby and whatever you thank of him, i lost respect for him because when he was asked by peterthis week what will you do about the people coming to the border and hurting american citizens in his answer is that the president is confident we are doing everything that we can and as vigilant as we can to ensure the safety and security of the american people here at home know you are not because they are coming here they have convictions for murder in their own countries we don't know who they are we don't care who they are they destroyed their identification we let them in give them education medication credit cards housing we want to give them the right to vote and let them get work permits why? so they can go to the board of voter registration and register to vote and the democrats will be here forever and they are so. [ simultaneous talking ] >> sean: joe biden unvented illegal immigrants you touched on a lot of the issues we provided food and water and shelter and housing our educational system that is already failing what happens now you are taking limited resources away from

for a minute and get back in there in a bit because peter doocy has questions for the press secretary as well but pointing out, trace, first noted john kirby in the room. she made it quite clear up at the top there is no comment on the part of the white house after the israeli strikes in iran overnight, and the reports of them. she said one thing, that they don't want to see the conflict in the middle east escalate when pressed but no further details added so far. >> trace: terrible look for the administration because this is 17 or 18 hours now after the strikes on iran and southern iran. she said on three or four different occasions that the white house was not about to speculate. if the white house has to speculate 18 hours after the strikes and they don't have a solid information to be able to convey to the american people, there is something wrong. there is something in the line of communication that is a mists, awry, so i think that is where dan hoffman would be great if this. >> sandra: let's bring him and former cia station chief, dan, thank you for joining us. you have been listening, your reaction to what you have heard from

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you you're completely divided about this at home because peter says just simply, no, we should absolutely not be selling any arms to israel. but johnuld completely continue to arm israel. who went after you think started this? israel is the only country to have the balls, he says, to stand up to hamas , says, to stand up to hamas, diana said, is everyone forgetting some of the stated aims of hamas? she says, they seem to want to get rid of every single last jew. i would are we happy to allow that? of course we should continue to help israel, terry, says michelle, it won't make a jot of difference if we decided to stop because we supply so little anywhere, it really is still a divisive issue. and that's not going to change any time soon. aaron, is it? no it's not. >> i mean, britain does service israeli f—35s, which are very key to their air force and also, look, let's be real, israel wouldn't exist without britain if you look at the idf's military technology right after 1948, all of it was british. so this idea that britain can't paw paw, britain can't do anything, it can't stand up to israel and say, look, you're a friend . say, l

is coming down i can hear it in the background, peter doocy thank you for joining us and jumping in front of the camera for us. thank you. all right, johnit has been a rainy wednesday that's for sure, let's bring in bret baier anchor and executive editor of chief political anchor let's turn to the issue of abortion in florida where you spend a lot of time. because the six-week abortion ban that was signed into law by the governor there is being put on the november ballot and there are concerns that could potentially turn florida into a swing state by mobilizing democratic voters to come out in numbers they were not expected to what are you thinking on that? >> it's a big deal. the six week ban is not something suburban women overall are polled well with. now that it will be going into effect, it is going to be on the ballot. that helps not only the senate race for democrats in florida but they think it closes the window on making florida more competitive. florida, as you know, for many, many years has been competitive but not most recently. it has gone pretty red. with donald trump on the top of the ticket on the republican side, one wo

peter doocy is in their room for that briefing. we are going to bring you that as soon as it begins. >> john: there is the story from "the new york post," it was time to find another job. i'm john roberts in washington. >> sandra: i am sandra smith in new york. this is "america reports." 800 people have been arrested at their campus protests this month. 200 of those coming in just over the weekend. >> there is one post i suggested that something -- and is really frustrating that university administration is not standing up for what is morally right. >> sandra: alexis mcadams is live at columbia university. that was a student who joined us last hour. he is at university of michigan. and has been an awful time for those students. columbia university. we have arrived at that 2:00 eastern time deadline. are the protesters moving out? >> good afternoon prayer the protesters aren't going anywhere as of right now. you can see these groups right side of the main gates. upper west side. changing "free palestine from the river to the sea, palestine must be free." the university said it is, very days now. and out of the encampments or you're goi

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