aaron cohen, hang on. y rowe about the shooter moving around on top of the roof. just listen to this for one second, aaron. >> based on what i know right now, neither the secret service counter sniper teams, nor members of the former president's security detail had any knowledge that there was a man on the roof of the building with a firearm. it is my understanding that personnel were not aware the assailant had a firearm until they heard gun shots. larry: aaron cohen, i must tell you, i'm a lay person, i watch this horribly in horror. i looked at all the telephone pictures. i find this incredible. they didn't see this? i mean, bystanders, civilians saw somebody moving around the roof of this building, and they're telling us that the secret service, the snipers, the sharp shooters, the veterans didn't see him? really? is that possible? >> yeah, larry, well donald trump almost got killed. complete failure. this is a multi-layered security law enforcement agency. this was the elite law enforcement protect if

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want to welcome aaron cohen into the conversation? aaron is an israeli special operations veteran and a regular on fox news at night. aaron, i couldn't wait to welcome you to the program because i know when circumstances like this happen, i love to draw on your experience. if you would take a moment, aaron, and help us understand the importance. again, not to overstate it, but the importance of how israel was able to pull this off and make a preemptive strike to stop, at least for the time being. some 6000 missiles from being launched by hezbollah into northern and central israel. well, kevin, it's always good to be on with you, i'm going to i'm going to cut right to it. this is about actionable intelligence. israel has one of the most sophisticated human and technical intelligence apparatuses in the world. let me say this. the reason why is because israel doesn't have a choice. their ability to be able to collect and collate information based on a combination of, high tech, capabilities, along with being able to develop covert assets

. >> trace: israeli special operations veteran aaron cohen is here first correspondent alex hogan liveorter: new reports tonight of an airstrike on a airport in syria not far from the border with israel. all of this comes as idf today is reporting a barrage of rockets fired from lebanon and gaza toward israel showcasing how many things are taking place on different fronts. all of this is israel is also bracing for a likely response to these recent assassinations so take a look at this, the funeral service that took place earlier today in doha qatar for the hamas chief ismael killed in tehran this week. thousands join funeral services around the middle east and protests over his death. tensions boiling over because of this and because of another attack. this is the aftermath of an israeli strike this week in beirut lebanon which killed a senior hezbollah commander. the leader of has blesses us means a new phase in the war as iran thousand revenge. earlier today on america's newsroom national seniors council spokesperson john kirby spoke to the threat specifically in washington's commitm

. >> trace: bringing in israeli special operation veteran and expert aaron cohen. u first, israel struck a hezbollah military structure, military facility, not quite sure exactly what it is. is it enough? should they go further? what do you think about this? >> here is where i'm at with this, trace. israel right now is a deep intelligence assessment, getting their ducks lined up in the event that iran launches a counterstrike following the assassination of ismail haniyeh. whatever israel decides to do will be based on the actionable intelligence, but israel doesn't have the luxury to be wrong. not with the strength of hezbollah and the proxies. whatever israel does, when it's time to make the move, they're going to jump, and if it has to be aggressive, it will be. and the strength lies in the capability. if they have to go, they'll go. >> trace: meantime, former prime minister of israel bennett saying this on the story today. >> we have 10 million israeli citizens hunkering down waiting to be attacked. i think that's wrong, by the way. i think that we shouldn't nece

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here with reaction, israeli special ops vetera here wn aaron cohen, "fox and friends" weekend co-host pete hegseth, pete, you think back to that all win all of that was preventable because when the taliban wass on on the march all the way from the south, all the way u marp to kabul, they had plenty of time to stop them and to accelerate the withdrawal. they didn't do it. they have all this military equipment. we lost 13 americans that day. other livewe loss were lost tha. and they promise not to leavemi a singleno american behind. >> and they abandoned many and they abandoned our allies, along with computer files, with their names a on it, soo th that the taliban taking control can find out who helpetalibad ur the last 20 years there. yeah, and a lot of those people were taken out of their a homes homes never to be seen or heard from again. great job, kamala and joe see. >> yeah, we left all the biometric data behind softin they knew exactly who had been working for americans for two decades. >>g to that by kamala harris.t first of all, shameless, because she is shameless. s becausit'

. >> it here we have special ops veteran aaron cohen and pete hague seth.nk back to that and all of that was preventable because win the taliban was on the mar child the way from the south up to kabul with plenty of time the stop them to accelerate the withdrawal but that military equipment we lost 13 americans that day other lives were lost and they promised not to leave a single american behind and they abandoned many and abandoned our allies as well as computer files with their names on it so the taliban taking control could find who helped us in the last 20 years there and a lot of those people were taken out of their homes never to be seen or heard from again great job. >> we left the biometric data so they knew who was lifting to reckon with americans for 2 decades the statement first of all shameless because she is shameless it's also shameful as this 3 year mark is a stain on america scandal before during and after, before because he knew it would happen if we gave away and gave it that way and they ignored advice of everybody who knew better it's a

let's bring an idea of special operations veteran law enforcement expert aaron cohen along with cameronamilton. thank you both for coming on p. or aaron you changed a little bit here. now you think that it would be best for israel to conduct a preemptive strike on iran, explained that. >> the soul of israel's strength lies in its ability to... i will lean in to israel there's a good chance israel did assassinate him. that requires a very high level of intelligence. my contention is that the best way to deal with this monster bulldog in the middle east which is causing all of the problems. there is tons of countries that want to have peace with israel. the sooner iran is looked at for that ten years of threats they've been making against the west and israel, the sooner israel preempts, the sooner the ir gc is put down, they are scared right now, israel knows it. the fact is israel has got to be aggressive and i think they should preempt and get this thing over with and stop waiting >> trace: sometimes you have to punch the bully first. does israel have the defences to be able to defend t

and kevin, over to you, but it reminds me of what you were talking about with aaron cohen earlier, kevin, about this being a blitz from israel, not necessarily an escalation, but let's see what else you have to ask for. jeff, there on the ground. yeah, you're spot on. and remember, as we've been having our conversations throughout the night, we've understood from our analysts across the board that in fact, interdicting a possible attack in this circumstance, jeff, we're talking about 6000 possible rockets. that sounds like an awful lot. and certainly it would be an awful lot if you're in haifa or if you're in heights, if you're even in central israel. and yet it's nowhere near the capability, jeff, of what? unfortunately hezbollah can do. we're talking about potentially hundreds of thousands of rockets. in fact, i was just doing some research during the break, and it has been reported by some that they've already launched more than 8000 attacks on israel just over the past year. i guess my question in brief, is that we have about 2.5 minutes to go. is what happens from here? yes, we will

doctor sheila nazarian along with former member of israel special operations counterterrorist unit, aaron cohenked about the likelihood of an iranian response today. he said this... >> we don't want to see an escalation and everything we've been doing since the 7th of october, we've been trying to manage the risk. those risks go up and down every day. they are certainly up right now. they don't make the task of de-escalation, deterrence and assuage in, which is the goal, any less difficult. >> trace: everyone, top to bottom, it's always israel needs to de-escalate, it's always we have to warn israel to de-escalate. what about the rest, the hostages, the other subjects? >> it's clear they don't speak the language of the middle east. there's a tone -- tone deaf communication out of the white house. i've been talking about it for months. the factories israel pulled off a triple, a big one. they just completed every operational goal since the beginning of gaza. they weekend hamas considerably, they flushed out the majority of the tunnels. we just took out two major terrorists. israel is doing it ri

. >> trace: let's bring an israeli special ops veteran aaron cohen who is the founder of cherry is aram for law enforcement. great to have you on. picking up where nate left off there because you talk about what is happening in the middle east now. the headline here in "the new york times" is concerned about anti-semitism from democrats. it goes on for some jewish democrats heightened worries about anti-semitism which is an understatement and you have the cease-fire if this does not happen and the possibility of more military action in the north in lebanon and the possibility with iran. it will only make the situation in the united states worse. >> i think we are clearly seeing that the united states generals who are out there have failed and are failing to provide any kind of deterrent whatsoever to iran. iran is shifting gears and they are leading. why are they shifting gears? they are a terrorism breeding country. hezbollah, the hootie's, hamas. they will shift into guerrilla tactic and start using the cyber warfare appeared to the anti-semitism, here's where i am at with that. af

israeli special ops veteran aaron cohen. harris poln harris poll chairmas is with us. marc, i'll start with you. shusi'll se refused to go see ts session of congress speechahu of prime minister netanyahu, which i would describe as churchilliawhi woulben. she and joe biden have been lecturing israel not to retaliaterael not after irand at israel. their message was don't fire back. and then they refused to join israel in defending the only democracy in the regionocracy i. michael moore says if she picks josh shapiro tomorrow, who isma jewish, that she may very well lose michigan. and he is furious that hes didn't support the bds movement and compared those students protesting at college universities to the kkk. how is that going play out? how is your party become so radical and so, frankly, pro-hamaw ecome sos and that wif well, i think we're going to see the result this conflict play itself out in that choice tomorrow. lookok, i th, i think if she pii josh shapiro, she will be saying that shnge wante to be ha more moderate administration. he is jewish, has supported isr

aaron cohen, cristina pascucci and eric messersmith. tonight's topic jump ship rfk jr's running mate suggesting tonight they might drop out of the race if rfk pulled out of the campaign. would it benefit trump? should trump and rfk maybe join forces y? >> or why not? ashley strohmier. i do think it would be a good idea, and i've always thought it would be a good idea to have our junior do something with trump, maybe the health secretary or something along those lines. but i do think he would help the republican ticket. >> yeah. kevin corke. i agree 100%. i think the fact that he has been on fox is actually in i think it's actually built him a reservoir of support among people who do like president trump. i think if they were to join forces, it would probably help mr. trump. yeah. and of course, shanahan coming on this show tonight was also a kind of a nod to this. like, you know what this may very well have absolutely. there's a lot of overlap in their audience and in their media platforms. when biden was in the race, it was pretty clea