aishah: i'm aishah hasnie. this as a pro-palestinian protest shuts down grand terminal, delaying a train line. and cb cotton has the latest on the situation there. hi, cb. >> the commuters can now exit and enter at new york's central terminal. and they surrounded the building and demanded to get inside and the terminal temporarily suspending service. we saw people banging and kicking on locked doors as officers stood inside. at some point, hundreds had gathered outside the terminal many chanting for a cease-fire in the israel hamas war. the iconic transit hub one of many stops called flood manhattan for gaza. and as thousands marched through the city streets, our fox news digital team capturing scenes like this and israeli flag being burned before it's thrown on the ground and stomped on. our team also capturing this group of people ripping up jewish newspapers, throwing them in the thrash. a lot of them accuse israel for committing genocide following the attack on october 7th which killed more than a thousand

aishah: thanks, lucas. the presidential candidates are very busy today on the campaign trail after sparring over us policy on israel and ukraine at the third gop presidential debate. we are joined by revoking president will candidate vivek ramaswamy who was on the ground in new hampshire. thank you for taking some time. let me get your reaction to what lucas was talking about. iran's president shaking hands, smiling and acting very friendly with the likes of mbs in saudi arabia as they, on israel for a cease-fire. give me your take on if you were president in this moment, how you would react to the message these arab muslim countries are sending the world in saudi arabia. >> reporter: my reaction is israel has a right to its own national self-defense and i don't want to see europe and the middle east or the un or the us for that matter get in israel's way of defending itself, give them a diplomat iron dome, they have a right to exist and to see them get the job done. one of the unspoken mistakes earlier thi

>> neil: thanks, aishah. aishah hasnie on a capitol hill. sad news to share with you this day.k boreman is dead. nasa confirmed he died in billings montana of a stroke. only a week after the passing of astronaut ken mattingly that flew an apollo 6 team. before there was apollo 11, the first to land on the moon in 1969, there was commander boreman's apollo 8. the first to circle the moon in 1968. during that historic christmas flight, the first time any human could see a distance earth from so far away in space, the world was captivated and so was boreman. he would tell me years later that he practiced so hard for this moment. >> in order to get to the moon, you had to have capability of two weeks in space, you had to rendezvous, you had to be able to do eva, get outside the space craft in a spacesuit and a guided reentry. we practiced all of those missions in gemini. it was an extremely important part of the lunar program. >> but when he saw it and experienced it, even borman acknowledged that he wasn't ready for what he saw. so he took to reading from the book of genesis in a

we have fox team coverage, aishah hasnie.orrespondent rich edson in washington with a look at what really happened yesterday. good evening, rich. >> good evening, bret. democrats across the country are touting these results for governor, state legislatures and ballot initiatives. party officials say these 2023 elections show democrats have the winning 2024 agenda. >> i'm a little disappointed. >> governor glenn youngkin campaigned across virginia to secure the state legislature for republicans. instead, virginia voters handed democrats control of both the state house and senate. youngkin is facing questions over whether republicans overreached, especially on abortion. >> virginia is a purple state. the one thing that we know is that abortion is a really difficult topic that there is a place to come together around a reasonable limit. >> republicans propose limits on abortion after 15 weeks. youngkin says many topics went into these election results. >> abortion access is the law of the land in ohio. [cheers] >> in ohio, voter

trace. >> trace: we're doing to talk about that later, aishah hasnie live for us in miami. expert debate analysis from the chief political anchor and host of special report bret baier. bret great to have you on the show as always. issue a was talking about the knives being out. was it mainly nikki haley and vivek ramaswamy or was this across the board in your opinion? >> reporter: there was some across the board. ron desantis and nikki haley, there was some back and forth. the structure of the debate, they didn't go back to someone who was mentioned many times. they kind of went formula. it was a different feel, fewer candidates on the stage so there weren't as many explosive moments and sometimes that's a good thing. but there were explosive moments. one i should mention at the beginning was talking about tik tok and whether they should ban it or notment ramaswamy reflecting back on when nikki haley said that ramaswamy was on tik tok making fun of that. here's his answer. >> well, i want to laugh at why nikki haley didn't answer your question which is about looking at fami

>> bret: aishah hasnie live on the hill. aishah, thank you.eantime, another 74 americans have crossed through the rafah gate from gaza into egypt. but several hundred other americans have been given permission to leave and are still waiting to do so. the white house now saying it does not know when those americans will be able to go. last night president biden called for a pause in the conflict to give time to get prisoners out. we have fox team coverage tonight. rich edson is at the pentagon with why the biden administration says attacks against u.s. troops in the region are not part of the conflict in israel between israel and hamas. mike tobin in southern israel with the latest on americans getting out of gaza. but we go to the white house, first. white house correspondent peter doocy tonight live on the north lawn. good evening, peter. >> peter: good evening, bret. there's no indication that hamas is going to stop shelling israel. but, officials here want israel to stop shelling gaza temporarily and at certain times for as long as hostages

>> bret: aishah hasnie live on the hill. we are going here. ♪ >> bret: it's a good time for common ground after that segment. this evening we are joined by two lawmakers just back from a bipartisan trip to israel. madeline dean is a democratic congresswoman from pennsylvania. jerry moran is a republican senator from kansas. thank you, both, for being here. i want to talk about your trip and all that you are worried about about israel and hamas. but, just coming out of that story, there is tension up on the hill. there is a lot of working together across the aisle. but is it more tense, congresswoman? >> it's very tense. i think people are exhausted. exasperated and you can see on the republican conference just tension and a lot of bickering. a lot of fighting. a lot of bitterness. i hope you will see the contrast. that's not going on on the democratic side. >> bret: democrats have been involved in shouting matches, jamaal bowman and thomas is i a few weeks ago. it got really heated. there has been obviously over the years a

aishah hosni is listening on the hill. what are the headlines as of now? good morning to you, bill. well right out of the gate here chairman greene started peppering wray with questions about the open border and how easily a hamas terrorist could slip into the country. watch this? >> can the f.b.i. guarantee the american people that known or suspected terrorists, including any from hamas or other terror groups, are not amongst those gotaways? >> well, certainly the group of people that you are talking about are a source of great concern for us. >> he is very, very concerned about it. we'll see house republicans also really spar with secretary mayorkas over this. the first time mayorkas comes face-to-face with marjorie taylor greene two days after she tried to impeach him. in fact, he is testifying the very committee who could pull the trigger on the impeachment. i tried to ask him about that this morning. are you worried about the house impeaching you? would you resign if the house im peaches you? chairman greene doesn't have the vote to impeach yet but he

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let's go to aishah hasnie with the reset going on in miami. aishah? >> hey, good afternoon to you, neil. you're right. all of these candidates have to be ready to tackle abortion head on. we are hearing that ambassador nikki haley is ready to take it on. we know in previous debates that she has seen a bump in polling when she's talked about this. this could be a big opportunity for her later tonight. here's where they all kind of stand where it comes to abortion. haley is focusing on a national consensus. we know governor ron desantis support as 15-week ban. tim scott is at 15 weeks. i'm told scott is not phased by what happened last night. governor chris christie says abortion should be left to the states. vivek ramaswamy says the gop needs to have a better messaging strategy. listen to this. >> i support voters and states making these choices. whatever the results are, you'll have great variation across the country in terms of what people want. >> i don't think it should be a sign that the republican party should abandon a pro life position. they ne

criticism character assassination, bret. >> bret: okay, aishah. we will follow it. thank you. up next what the october jobs numbers mean possibly for your financial situation. and a verdict in the sam bankman-fried trial. we'll get analysis from charles payne of fox business. later, dramatic video of another anti-semitic incident at prestigious college campus now being investigated by the fbi. [chanting] shame, shame, shame oh. [dog barks] no it's just a bunny! only pay for what you need. ♪liberty. liberty. liberty. liberty.♪ from pep in their step to shine in their coats, when people switch their dog's food to the farmer's dog, the effects can seem like magic. but there's no magic involved. (dog bark) it's just smarter, healthier pet food. it's amazing what real food can do. switch to shopify so you can build it better, scale it faster and sell more. much more. take your business to the next stage when you switch to shopify. >> bret: nation's employer slowed hiring in october adding 150,000 jobs. economists expected an added 180,000 jobs. wages also rose less than expected. t

aishah aishah has ofny joins me. does the speaker have the votes? >> reporter: hey there, stuart., we'll have to wait and see when this vote gets under way in the next couple of hours, but if he does have the gop unity, he will be walking into the senate or at least sending this bill to the senate with a lot of leverage even though the white house already says they're going to veto this bill. really in washington what this means is that the negotiating is just beginning. to soming up in the next hour, we're going to see this procedural vote on this israel package, and israel aid package, and they're basically going to vote on the rule which will begin the debate for the actual vote. democrats have slamming this bill, stuart, because of its pay-for, it's unprecedented when it comes to emergency aid. hay got some help yesterday in their talking points from the congressional budget office that says that republicans' plan actually cuts $26 billion in revenue and adds $12 billion to the deficit over the next decade. now, johnson is shrugging that off because those numbers are based on

aishah hasnie on capitol hill. the backdrop for this ongoing war in israel between israel and hamas, but the attacks on u.s. soldiers continue as well. a 57th one over just the last 24 hours. we have responded four times to those attacks growing frustration. certainly among republicans and some democrats that the administration isn't taking a harder line against iran, the provocateur behind all of these attacks. it occurs at the time where this latest attack was coming from houthi rebels in yemen. the same group that has been pestering saudi arabia to put it mildly. getting financed by iran in the process. the growing chorus now is to do something about iran because that is at the core of all attacks on u.s. and threatened attacks even coming through our border or seedy elements getting through the border. a big worry for southern southern republican congress woman nancy mace that joins us now. this threat to americans, not only what we're obviously seeing affecting our 1200 troops stationed in the middle east righ

>> bret: aishah, thank you. tonight a special report exclusive.nounces his endorsement, his organization's endorsement for president. joining us is bob vander plaats, president and ceo of the family leader organization. in iowa. bob, thanks for being here. >> thanks for having me, bret. i really appreciate you having me on. >> bret: let's just cut to the chase. what's the announcement? >> i am thrilled to throw my personal endorsement and support behind governor ron desantis of florida. >> bret: and some people are saying that's not a surprise. but, why are you doing that? what's the reason for that? >> well, the reason it's not a surprise is that we need to find somebody who can win in 2024. what we saw in 2022, the supposedly red wave really only happened in florida and in iowa. governor desantis took a reliable toss-up state in florida and made it complete red. won by 20 points. won in demographics we haven't won. in he has also done that by being a bold and courageous leader. right away it was his endorsement to lose. as you know, bret, in iow

a lot to see. >> bill: nice to see you, aishah hosni in washington, d.c. thanks.anting cease-fire now] >> dana: choosing the right university is hard enough. now israeli and muslim students are having to think twice before applying to certain schools as protests over the israel/hamas war spur violence and encourage hate crimes. education consultant jennifer, good to have you. i'm of the age where i have a lot of friends who have children either just starting college or this year putting in the applications and looking at colleges and they are worried. they're not alone. here are some parents. call for number one. parent of a jewish 16-year-old previously considering u-penn and cornell saying we're switching it up. a woman in illinois says that safety and morality which we assumed we have a basic right on every campus became top of her checklist. a mother of a jewish student said it's been a big shift. what kind of questions should parents be asking? >> it is so interesting that college conversations right now have completely changed. it used to be what is the best

>> mike: aishah, many thanks.en's effort to get massive student loan program off the ground. the u.s. supreme court has rejected original $400 billion plan. had but that doesn't mean he has given up. here is national correspondent william la jeunesse. [chanting] >> losing in the supreme court hasn't stopped president biden from forgiving billions in student loans. >> my administration has canceled $127 billion in student debts for nearly 3.6 million americans latest effort cancel student threw debt through bankruptcy it. should be very hard to discharge student loans in bankruptcy. >> it was until now, under new federal guidelines, borrowers can simply claim undue hardship by filling out ament do. if expenses exceed income and they have shown a good faith effort to pay, the government can help cancel their loan. >> basically you are talking about not repalinging innocent people, taxpayers. >> unlike private loans through a bank, most student loans are backed by the u.s. treasury. when students are allowed to defau

aishah hasnie on the hill. thank you so much. of the congressional lawmakers who has been most critical of israel is facing questions tonight about her membership in an unusual group. chief washington correspondent mike emanuel tells us what the group does that makes it so controversial. >> are you anti-semitic, congresswoman? >> fox news digital reports michigan congresswoman rashida tlaib is part of a secret social media page, the palestinian american congress group. s its members have glamorized hamas in its conflict with israel. today, tlaib didn't respond to questioning from fox. >> are you anti-semitic, congresswoman tlaib? [gavel] >> it comes on a day when lawmakers heard testimony about the rise of anti-semitism on american college campuses since the october 7th attack. >> universities have failed to uphold their self-proclaimed values of equity and belonging when it comes to jewish students. >> a day after a massive rally in washington, d.c. in support of israel, an israeli actress and activist issued this warning. >> am

aishah hosni on capitol hill and griff jenkins on the mall. what are you hearing from the folks there thus far? >> good morning. we're outside one of the main public gates and at 10:00 a.m. the gates are opened. hundreds already turning out. a level one security event. as people arrive, bill, we're along the mall but you can see just down on seventh avenue the road is blocked with dump trucks putting security there. the mayor of d.c. brought out the national guard for traffic and any security concerns. so far a peaceful morning. we've been walking around and talking to some of the people that have turned out here. we met some people from houston and we met michael, the ceo of the jewish federation of greater philadelphia. how many people did you bring and why did you come? >> we have over 40 buses coming down. close to 3,000 individuals. they are coming by bus, by plane, by train, any way they can get down here. they are coming here and want to stand in solidarity with israel and ask for the hostages, demand for the hostages to be freed and th

stuart: aishah, thank you very much. congressman russell fry joins me.s basically dead on arrival in the senate, president biden would veto it. what's the politics of all of this? >> well, i think that what we have to do is get some institutional awareness going on. the american people are kind of tire of busting out the credit card everything time that something happens. so speaker johnson and house republicans took a prudent step. if we're going to do aid across the globe, in this case one of our strongest allies in israel, there needs to be cuts elsewhere to rescind system of that. we can't just keep borrowing money and sending it around the globe. it's a reckless policy. so i think getting back to the basics is really important, and i'm glad the house republicans were able to do that. i don't necessarily know that it's dead, but i think the issue is that house republicans and the american people expect single-subject issue bills, and each of these deserve their own meritorious debate. don't link them together in one giant package and jam the rest of

. >> dana: aishah hosni, you are a busy lady on capitol hill.n. >> bill: it's been a day, been a week, right >> dana: what's on your mind? >> bill: well, my best guess is you have to watch that northern front and see what happens there. i think what israel has shown time and again is that they can defeat any threat from gaza. might take time and a loss of life but they can accomplish that. >> dana: i think that nasrallah and hezbollah is trying to take credit for the idea of the attack but said we didn't have anything to do with the attack. they want to say there is a little bit of a distance there. the ideology is all the same. this will heat up through the weekend. >> bill: that's true. stay with us. >> dana: see you on "the five." julie banderas is up with the faulkner focus next. hi, julie.

aishah hosni on capitol hill. >> that last part you just mentioned is really what's the problem here. conservatives really fed up. they've been in control of the house for 11 months now and no real spending cuts signed into law. this bill really just keeps the status quo going. keeps spending to all departments, including the d.o.j., at fiscal year 23 levels. a lot of folks call that nancy pelosi levels. there are no pay fors or cuts. why democrats are gloating. >> the republican-led house needed democratic votes to avoid the shutdown. i was pleased to see that the speaker was willing to work with democrats and resisted the siren song of the hard right in the house. >> this speaker, mike johnson, is notching this as a big win. he says it prevents the end of year christmas tree spent as they call it because this bill expires after the new year, martha. it looks like a honeymoon pared might be over for johnson. some conservatives are big mad. >> i didn't come here to have the speaker of the house assume the position and in 17 days pass a continuing resolution. i want my republican colle

aishah hosni on capitol hill or the effort to remove secretary mayorkas. could it work?good morning to you. this is it. this is a big, big deal. something to watch. this is a privileged motion. that basically means the house has to take a vote in the next two days after that privileged motion was filed. we could see it as early as monday. more likely tuesday fox is told. marjorie taylor greene frustrated, fed up. tired of waiting on the house investigations pulling the trigger largely in part because two of her constituents were killed, dana, in a high-speed collision caused by a suspected human smugglers just this week. listen to her here. >> secretary mayorkas is breaking the law. no more strongly worded letters, committee hearings, no more clips on the press. we have to do something about it. >> here is what's going to happen. someone could always file a motion to table this but fox is told that not likely going to happen. we expect an upped and down vote. if it passes they will send articles of impeachment to the senate without the due process that republicans often

. >> we've seen the releases of people from other countries but aishah, these individuals need to be out of gaza and it is just frustrating when we can't get a straight answer from the administration. when we can't even find out exactly how many people are being held there. >> we'll see if the white house clarifies later today responding to the senator the president welcoming the leaders of the dominican republic and chile to the white house today. >> dana: confusing to me. no pause is needed if hamas releases the hostages. >> it is confusing. i don't know where it leads us. it's possible we've cut a deal on the side with qatar to get the cease-fire. we'll hang on throughout the day and see whether or not the 400 americans get out. the region as we know here. looking at it for several weeks, upwards of a month. gaza strip here along the mediterranean sea. the israelis told all people living in the northern gaza strip around gaza city to move to the south and get out of the area. two ways to do that. take the coastal route along the eastern sea. the center route to rafah gate down in