. >> the strikes in lebanon and the horrific ways north of leblanc and in this is. >> i can't speak to the circumstances around that physically strike. it is extremely troubling. >> there was a call can you give us something on the? remark speaking to prime minister friday may clear they want to seek resolution between his israel and hezbollah and we will that to include 1701 continue to support including lebanese armed forces medical work for stability of the country and we want to see lebanon choose a new president and is 11 people to make that decision and move forward that process and that's we want to see them do. >> and might not be from a is the message? >> it wasn't a question about commercial, it's what we have been provided so u.s. government organized for nearly two weeks now and we have seen for two weeks the decrease in the number of american business and family members who have taken those flights provided 22 of the flames around 1200 on them and i think the last time was 1100 and we have had only 150 people felt a little he said we would have those flights as long as the

leblanc. he was a huckster of the first order. he comes up with a product called hadacol. do the hadacol boogie hadacol boogie. the hattie call boogie. >> anything that you had had a call could cure it was a hugely successful product. >> leblanc did a road show called the hadacol tour, kind of a traveling circus, and the whole combination of politics and hucksterism. it got people out and made politics relatable with a show business component of course, the fda found out that it was nothing but alcohol and bullshit. hadacol what's that good for? >> well, it was good for $5 million for me last year and that's good enough for me young person, and you envision a career or life in politics. i never envisioned this carville was a poor student and dropped out of college to join the marine corps. >> that experience imposed discipline on him, and james does not take the discipline. he doesn't take to structure and yet you can't exist without some. >> after the service he finished college and then got his law degree from lsu. >> i practiced law for two years and was terrible at it.

sphwhre jeff gary leblanc, you are doing such incredible work.hefs.com if people want to go and support your operation, we certainly thank you for the care that you're pouring into that community. it does not go unrecognized. thank you, gary. >> thank you for having us on. jacqui: and families affected by hurricane helene urgently need your support. join fox to help the american red cross provide meals and shelter to these families. you can donate today to the hurricane helene relief effort by going to redcross.org/foxforward or by scanning the qr code that you see on your screen right now. griff: and coming up, trey yingst on new israeli strikes in lebanon overnight as the one-year an verse reof black -- anniversary of black saturday fast approaches. that's next. age ♪ ♪ help fuel today with boost high protein, complete nutrition you need, and the flavor you love. so, here's to now... now available: boost max! it's time to feed the dogs real food in the right amount. a healthy weight can help dogs live a longer and happier life. the farmer's dog

we're fortunate to be joined by the founder and ceo gary leblanc. thank you for being here today.ou were going to -- yesterday you assessed the need. today you start making meals. can you describe the scope and scale of the need? >> well, it's unbelievable. it is as close if not the worst we've seen. i have friends that are describing this as katrina in the mountains. they aren't wrong. local resources have been overwhelmed. they haven't broken down but overwhelmed. and so outside resources are getting here. we're finding conditions and need that is just completely unimaginable. >> dana: we'll put up on the screen for everyone to see some of the other hurricanes that you have helped with. there are many of them. how does this compare to others that you've seen? is it the worst? >> it's in the top three. [inaudible] and then this one was so unique. i'm standing 500 miles inland. it looks like we were just a few miles inland from the coast. >> dana: wow. and when you think about the people that are, as robert wray was just describing, maybe they can't even get to you for help. is th

political anchor and reporter for our phoenix affiliate kpnx and detroit news reporter beth leblanc. say nothing. what are you hearing on the ground, shaq? >> the polls say it is all tight, which means it will come down to what happens here on the ground. i have been spending the morning walking with organizers who have been door knock anything this milwaukee neighborhood, trying to reserve a trend you have been seeing in previous elections. we're talking about vanishing voters where if you look back to 2016, you saw there were 40,000 or so fewer voters in just milwaukee alone when the margin between donald trump and hillary clinton then was about 23,000 voters. so these guys are walking around there informing folks about the candidates. they're reminding people about election day, giving them their options. listen to what the lead organizer who has been doing this door knocking, what she told me about her message to folks, especially folks that didn't vote in the past. >> it seems like a lot more people are interested. >> in this cycle. >> in this election. a lot more people are say