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

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 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 l

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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

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

i'm aishah hasnie. griff:here we go going jampacked. i am griff jenkins. there have been almost 50 attacks of us forces in iraq and syria since october 17th. hey, jeff. >> reporter: we hear outgoing forces late into the night. most of the intense face-to-face in and around gaza city, many of that region's maine medical centers, that's because the idf says that is where hamas is hiding out in these medical centers and intricate tunnel systems. fighting is happening near these medical centers. they deny the hospitals are under attack but heavy bombardment in the region in the last, impacting civilians, hospital staff and those who were injured. there are reports of power outages with fuel supplies running low to power the generators and resources like food and water becoming more scarce. those who are healthy enough to make the journey are heading to southern israel or southern gaza, estimated one hundred thousand people over the last two days have fled the fighting using the humanitarian core doors. israeli forces are targeting hezbollah weapons depots in l

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

congressional correspondent aishah hasnie takes a look into that tonight. >> tonight, team biden making white house announcing the president has taped interviews with black and latino radio shows across the country to talk up bidenomics in a media blitz set to air in the coming days. it comes amid new fox news polling that shows biden is losing enthusiasm among black voters while former president trump is gaining it by 15 points. >> joe biden is talking about like, yeah, we can fund two wars. >> even black celebrities like cardi b taking to social media to slam the president and democrats for prioritizing migrants over black and brown communities. democrat-turned independent and author adam coleman warns biden cannot talk his way out of failed policies. >> i think that his promises to have some sort of recovery after lockdowns being lifted, promising to have economic revival, really just have fallen flat. the biggest problem that i see in this modern day democrat party is that they don't have their ear to the ground. as far as what real people are going through. the struggle, suffering.

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 hasnie takes a look tonight. >> house speaker mike johnson pictured in mar-a-lago this week smilingfirst meetings with the g.o.p. frontrunner since taking the gavel, the pair, attending a fundraising event for florida congressman who tells fox the meeting was, quote. fantastic. >> i know he likes the speaker very much and they agree philosophically. it's a great match. >> johnson who all in on trump 2024 may lean on trump's star power to save already slim majority going into a very competitive election year. he also just launched a new joint fundraising committee called grow the majority to rake in six figure donations it. all comes as the campaign arm for house republicans reports its fundraising fell to $5 million in october. that's far less than the 8 million raised by house democrats and about half the totals for the same time in other offelection years. the democrats' fundraising chair writing the contrast between democrats and republicans could not be more stark. extremism and chaos vs. responsible leadership. getting things done, the nrcc's finance vice chair michael waltz, o

congressional correspondent aishah hasnie tells us what's next. >> tonight, $14 billion in additional u.s. aid to israel is in limbo. senate democrats unwilling to take up a house passed israel only package paid for with cuts to the irs. >> the house bill is dead on arrival in the senate. >> that defiance comes after 12 house democrats crossed party lines thursday and joined republicans in passing the package. >> for me it was personal. my grandmother escaped the holocaust as part of the kinder transport. >> their leader unfazed. >> my republican colleagues were openly speculating that we were going to lose 50, 60, 70 democrats. >> but house republicans hope that support will pressure the senate to negotiate as senate majority leader chuck schumer plans to introduce a larger bill to mirror president biden's $105 billion request, tying israel aid to ukraine. taiwan, the u.s.-mexico border, and humanitarian aid for gaza. senate republicans are already pushing back. >> i think that's going to undergo significant change before it gets republican support. >> even offering an alternative pa

aishah hasnie on capitol hill. the bill has no hope of passing the senate, dud it -- does it?] >> reporter: well, there's that, stuart. good morning to you. yes, senate leader chuck schumer has drawn the line in the sand saying that this bill is practically dead on arrival. he's not going to take up this version of the bill. what is interesting is that he might actually just tear it apart and use the vehicle and just add in everything that he wants to add which is basically the president's global aid package, ukraine, taiwan, humanitarian aid to gaza and then ship it back to the house. we'll see. the house is hoping though, republicans are hoping this is going to the add some pressure if over to the senate. the democrats, the 12 democrats they got to join in with them last night are saying that's not going to happen. >> boy, we're really setting the bar low when they're, like, 12 democrats barely voted with us at the last moment, you know? >> their thinking is it puts pressure on the senate -- >> puts no pressure on the senate. senator schumer came out and said he's not bringi