dana? >> dana: i am going to sound like a bad american.>> jesse: at all? >> dana: we live in the city and are out all the time. i am never home. there is christmas decorations everywhere you look and then you just have to take them down. that is not true, one year i did do a lot of christmas decorations and then i was just over it. peter loves the decorations. i remember when the tree fell over in d.c. and scared the crap out of me in the middle the night and i have never done one since. >> jeanine: makes new york city so beautiful. >> dana: trees are everywhere and i love it, i love looking at decorations but just lately it has been one of those things. i sound like the grinch. i am really not beard >> jessica: harold? >> harold: my lights go up the day after halloween because outside my house -- go >> jeanine: halloween? >> harold: they are already up because i love christmas because i love the spirit, i love looking at it at night and the christmas tree goes up the day after thanksgiving. used to put it up before thanksgiving and it did

bu >> dana: wow.>> jesse: you would thinke, because of m iy breezy aresentation, but dana, i'm very good study here. my study habits are pristine. this is what you do, take your textbook, read it, highlight the important parts, then translate the highlighted stuff intot pa notes, and then you study through your notes. >> dana: yeah. >> jesse: any other questions about my study habits? >> dana: no, i am very impressed. i like to -- i have a pretty good memory so if i read it i i can pretty much remember it bu t i also like to write it down the things that i need to know. >> harold: i love distraction so i have to have my musicstra going, have to have a television on. i cannot study quietctio. i get really distracted. when it is quiet.te to my wife's annoyance andd. chagrin.. in law school, the best thing about law school, it taught meo, how better to do it because once i learned how to organize an argument the right way,er everything i look at, everything would pop at me likeyt that andf i had music it

dana. >> dana: bryan llenas, thanks for the update. we appreciate it. >> dana: explosions today in gaza. the israeli military stepping up its counter offensive against hamas. now completely surrounding gaza city. but the iranian-backed terror group launched a new rocket barrage against the jewish state. an update from mike tobin live in israel. good morning to you, mike. >> good morning, dana. we had another rocket barrage come out of gaza strip headed in ashkelon five minutes ago. this as israel says they're closing in on gaza city and hamas in gaza city for the first time mentioning the navy is closing in from the mediterranean sea. aerial bombardment has been a lot. they're at the edge of the neighborhoods around gaza city hitting command and control structures. we caught up with emily, an american woman who stopped in to see the in laws in the gaza strip before october 7th and got trapped. they survived what was left over in the cupboards and made the exit out of the rafah crossing into egypt. >> the night before we left, i couldn'

>> dana: yes., if your friend and colleague who you need desperately on this day has had a long time ago back surgery and done very well with that. >> jesse: come on. >> tyrus: good point. he needed a double backiotomy. he said oh, my back, then he gets to sit at home for three months and relax. >> judge jeanine: you know who gets the kudos? dana does because she recognized her limitations. >> dana: i will tell you this. jesse did get my bag down for me. so thank you so much. you might be wondering why we have this extra chair right here. we've got a big surprise for you especially those of you who watch "the five" for a long time. country superstar and my personal favorite dierks bentley is here. come on out. [applause] >> how are you doing? dierks bentley. we're going to have you here the front row. you had a chance to meet everybody backstage. everybody here knows. >> dierks: i love the video. >> tyrus: as i said before, guilty feet have no rhythm. >> dana: you have rhythm when you came to nashv

dana? >> dana: what does what button for? >> that one. >> dana: it turned on the tree, j.j.hristmas tree. it's been a treat for us to be with all of you. that is going to be it for us. have great night and a merry christmas. >> merry christmas.

bill and dana. >> dana: trey yengst at the border. thank you so much. >> zbl we break it down and give you more intel we get from the israeli defense force, idf. the area trey was describing right there. northern half of the gaza strip. a couple things on this map are important and i will show you something else the idf is putting out as well. see the big circles here? the significant ground fighting that happened over the last week. this goes back to november 9th on the map. the areas you see in blue is the clearing that the idf has done. the blue lines here are these water structures here. this is wadi arabic word for canall or river. this is wadi gaza here. what the idf wants. they want all the civilians south of the area. doing that takes time and it takes a little bit of effort, too and why you get the rolling pauses in the military conflict. this is gaza city. this is the refugee camp. a lot of action in both areas of the gaza strip over the past days. i want to show you a slide that came to us from the idf. what this shows here

i know, i know. >> dana: okay.atching thinking my grandchild, my niece, nephew, kids are having a problem. people that i work with. what are some of the things you teach them in the boot camp? >> some of the things i teach them are how to have a phone conversation. how to read social cues, how to eat and have a meal with somebody and engage in interesting conversation, ask interesting questions. and don't with emails, don't start an email with hey there but start with a proper a dress and not respond in a way that is a text. >> dana: does the boot camp work? do they pick up? can it be reversed quickly? >> it can be reversed quickly. everyier i have students that come back who have taken the class and served as mock interviewers for the current students. it is quickly remedied and fortunately all is well. >> dana: they are lucky to have you. i notice in the "washington post" editorial this week said that teens using phones during class 97%, they were saying that phones should be banned in the classroom especially th

i'm bill hemmer. >> dana: i'm dana perino and this is "america's newsroom." the u.s. is urging israel to go with greater precision. mounting civilian casualties that ignited a wave of demonstrations. protestors plan to flood the rockefeller center tree lighting tonight. >> bill: imagine the scene we'll see later. negotiators working to extend a truce now lasted six days. hamas releasing ten israeli hostages yesterday. we're expecting 10 more today. the families victims say the process has been nothing short of a living nightmare. >> she was in complete darkness. she had to adjust to the sunlight. she was walking with her eyes down because she was in a tunnel, not used to the daylight. she wasn't aware until the last moment she would be released. >> bill: first completes owe get to the region and the headline. nate foye has that for us in northern israel. hello again, nate. >> bill and dana, good morning. israel has a list of 12 hostages that are set to be freed by hamas later today. it includes ten israeli women and two women who hold dual citizenship in israel a russ

. >> dana: thank you, appreciate it. [gunfire] >> dana: heave -- heavey fighting in gaza around hospitals. welcome to a brand-new hour of "america's newsroom." dana perino. >> mike: i'm mike emanuel. israeli forces say troops killed 21 hamas terrorists who opened fire and tried to escape by running to a hospital. there is growing concern the war could spread beyond gaza as fighting escalates on israel's border with lebanon. israel's prime minister saying hamas must be destroyed. >> if you want peace, destroy hamas. if you want security, dedestroy hamas. if you want a future for israel. the palestinians, the middle east, destroy hamas. we'll do it with as few civilian casualties as we can and with maximum casualties on the hamas terrorists, which we are achieving day-by-day, hour by hour. we'll complete the task. >> dana: rich edson at the state department. jerusalem deputy mayor joining us here right in new york on set. first let's get to trey yengst live in southern israel. trey, what's the update from there today? >> g

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dana. >> dana: she is right.hank you, eric shawn. >> people kind of believed in steve jobs over at apple. people believe in sam altman and i don't know what that means for the future of open ai if he is not there. >> bill: a major shake-up now in the world of ai, artificial intelligence. the man who created chatgpt was kicked out as ceo of the company he co-founded friday afternoon. susan lee fox business with more on what it all means. go ahead. >> the reason why we've all been talking about artificial intelligence, a.i. the past year is a shocking boardroom coup, sam altman fired by a video link on friday by the board. the open ai board saying he wasn't consistently candid in his communications with the board hindering its ability to exercise its responsibilities. there were numerous theories on why he was fired including conflicts of interest with altman's other private a.i. ventures. concerns he was pushing speed and profits of a.i. products without enough safety considerations. there were talks this weekend

dana? >> dana: all right, peter doocy, thank you. travel and i want to bring in karl rove. karl. up on the point here is joe manchin. he was on meet the press talking about a possible third-party run. >> i will do everything i can to help my country. >> is that a yes? >> does that mean you would consider it? absolutely. if they are in a position to help save the country. >> bill: can joe manchin win a single state? can robert kennedy win a single state? remember, these are electoral votes you are talking about in order to win the presidency, or do you see it as a spoiler? really just a percentage of the vote that could draw away from to trend or joe biden if those two met at the nominee for the party? >> i think that is the i think that is the want to take back, when was the last time a third party candidate wasn't a state? it was not ross perot who got 19% of the vote could zero in the electoral college. it was george corley wallace in 1968. look, here is the impact of third parties. in 20

dana. >> dana: casey stiegel, thank you for the update.> john: artificial intelligence on the battlefield. israel's military has been using a.i. throughout its fight against the hamas terror organization sparking a debate over the ethics of using the technology in warfare. douglas kennedy is here now with a look at both sides of the argument. what's this all about? >> recently we've seen a.i. write term papers, alter videos. now it is waging war. this is a real turningpoint in history. >> we've never seen this type of acceleration of targeting of surveillance. >> for the first time artificial intelligence is on the battlefield in a major war. it is going to change the way humans fight each other, for better or worse. matt is from the institute for the study of war and specializes in the middle east and conflicts of the future. for the last two years he has watched israel pump huge sums of money into an a.i. program created specifically for its military. so israel calls this fire factory designed to process huge amounts of information so th

. >> dana: i'm dana perino and this is "america's newsroom." it is astounding the mayors have to come begging the white house for help on a problem the white house is refusing to solve. we'll cover that but also get you to this. the increased fighting in gaza is putting pressure on the white house to get the americans out. we'll hear from a father whose daughter and grandchildren are waiting to evacuate today. >> bill: president biden is calling for a pause in the fighting and that statement seen as a departure from his backing of israel. experts warn any type of cease-fire would give hamas a chance to regroup. >> dana: mark meredith is reporting live from the white house. good morning. >> good morning to you. the president is calling for a pause of israel's military campaign against hamas. the president says a pause would be justified for humanitarian reasons and as they try to get so many foreign nationals including hundreds of americans out of gaza. the decision is also a notable change from some comments we've been hearing from the white ho

. >> dana: good morning. i'm dana perino and this is "america's newsroom." one of the reasons that we have all this video now is because cameras are everywhere and you get to see what they're up against. the deadly attack in jerusalem comes as israel and hamas agreed to extend the truce for another day. it allowed more than 70 israeli hostages to return home and we're starting to learn the harrowing details of their captivity. >> bill: there are many. the youngest american freed by hamas, 4-year-old abigail edan. terrorists murdered her parents in front of her and kept her in the dark for 50 days. >> we are blessed by the miracle of her coming home to israel. when she got home, her parents, who were both murdered on october 7th by hamas terrorists, were not there to greet her. it was dark. she had no light. her aunt and her grandmother went to meet her. she was thin. she was hungry. i see those faces and you all see those faces after 52, 53 days, they can't stay there much longer. >> bill: right about that. greg palkot is live in tel aviv today with the late

on this note now, dana. heavily armed rival drug cartels fighting each other over control of our u.s. southern border. wide open for 2 1/2 years. we'll take you to the most dangerous area in the u.s. in minutes. >> dana: a graphic video showing atrocities committed by hamas during the surprise attack on israel and she is facing backlash. is she about to be canceled by hollywood? >> bill: president biden facing pressure to drop out of the race in 2024. what some prominent democrats are saying about that. >> the party is not getting rid of joe biden. it is solidly behind biden. you have a number of governors who are waiting in case the spot would open up. for now joe biden is the nominee if he wants it. llenges. ♪ when better money habits® content first started coming out, it expanded what i could do for special olympics athletes with developmental needs. thousands of bank of america employees like scott spend countless hours volunteering to teach people how to reach their financial goals. it felt good. it fel

dana. >> dana: i got my stop watch ready.lieve -- is the united states safer from foreign terror threats today, are we safer than when joe biden took office? >> i would say the terror threats have elevated but i also think there are a lot of things the country has done throughout law enforcement to be better prepared to deal with them. >> bill: christopher wray warning there is an elevated terror threat in the fallout of the mideast war as a new "wall street journal" report says the u.s. all but stopped spying on hamas in the years after 9/11. so did america take its eye off the ball? dan hoffman is a former cia station chief and joins us now. what about that question? did we take the eye off the ball when it comes to hamas specifically? >> i'm not quite sure that we did. i think we probably outsourced collection on hamas. that is, human source collection and perhaps signals intelligence, israel's backyard and they would have a comparative advantage. u.s. analysts, collection and analysis, u.s. intelligence community analysts

dana, bill? >> dana: stay safe and thank you. pretty much. >> president biden: you can see even this -- getting a ticket to the renaissance tour or bri brittany's tour. it is kind of form in brazil right now. trying, they see age trying to cehs justin ever the president was on full display when he a mix of the world's big is pop stars on his 81st birthday. gen z is definitely cringing adding to democrats concerned about the white house brushed it off. they say. they say there are no alarm bells going off about his advancing age. >> is there a real alarm happening behind the scenes that president is simply too old to stay around? >> no, there is no alarm happening behind the scenes. i can only speak behind the scenes here. here now is james and kennedy. so the youth vote, james, nbc poll, show that the elections were held today. voters 18 to 34 would choose trump over biden and they are not concerned. >> that is an enormous swing from 2020. you wonder how biden is even close in the overall polling. undertake american governments t

>> dana: no. want to watch it. >> osborn brothers. >> dana: i said one guest. not two. let us know if you can guess who my guest will be. "the faulkner focus" is next. here she is. >> harris: right now the israeli military is

dana, back to you. >> dana: thank you.ory. ♪ >> bill: that is the sound on the song fairytale of new york by the irish panned the poggs. it takes on added significance as we learn today the man behind it has died. our celebrity news today. he has passed away. he was the leader of the poggs, the band that fused irish folk music and punk rock. a big deal in the 80s that they were able to do that and reach a mass audience. his death comes after a long illness. he was only 65 years old but that song fairytale of new york will take on a different meanings this holiday season. >> dana: it will. download that one today if you're too young to know it, you'll love it and have it on your spotify list or wherever you listen to music. may he rest in peace. is the u.s. on the path to war with china? a survey reveals a vast majority of americans believe yes, it is so. the pain of war being felt at home. the grieving father of a fallen idf fighter calls on president biden to throw his full support behind israel. because there are places

. >> dana: hello, i'm dana perino, along with judge jeanine pirro. this is "the five." >> dana: it's the kofing covington smear. sports website dead spin posting an article featuring this picture of a young kansas city chiefs fan from sunday's match against the raiders. the photo only showing half his face painted in black with the headline, the n.f.l. needs to speak out. important context missing, a full-face photo shows the other side was painted read to match the team's color, which is not uncommon. other fans do it all the time. dead spin facing major backlash apologizing to the little boy. the writer doubling down and writing, for the idiots in my mention treating this as a harmless act because the other side was painted red, there is argument it makes it even worse. y'all issue the ones who hate mexicans and wear sombreros on cinco. we will hear from greg gutfeld. what do you think of this? >> greg: see that picture again, side view of the young guy. are you sure, i mean, are you sure he wasn't dressed as liz warren? i love the guy doubling dow

." >> dana: hello, everyone. i'm dana perino along with brian kilmeade and greg gutfeld. it's 5:00 in new york city. this is "the five." >> dana: president biden facing criticism for focusing on islamaphobia despite a despicable wave of anti-semitism in america. the anti-defamation league says there's been a staggering 400% rise in anti-semitic incidents. just this week, a cornell student charged with threatening to shoot up, stab and murder jewish students on campus and there's this startling scene. a jewish student at harvard, singled out and screamed at by anti-israel mob who mocked him from -- excuse me, from walking freely. the university's president says they are working to fight all forms of anti-semitism on campus. and then with all of that in mind, the administration is rolling out a national strategy to counter hate towards muslims. vice president kamala harris making this announcement on social media. >> as a result of the hamas terrorist attack in israel, and the humanitarian crisis in gaza, we have seen an uptick in anti-palestinian, anti-arab, anti-semitic a

dana. >> dana: money that small businesses don't have sitting in the back.eam. >> thank you. >> democrats will have big targets painted on their backs. republicans will be on the offense in the senate and have a map that's very favorable to them. >> bill: karl rove was with us last hour. senate majority sitting on a razor's edge. a few key races will determine the majority. josh is here to break it down. good morning. i want to show you and the audience where we are now in the senate 51 democrats and 49 republicans. it doesn't get much closer than that. here are the seats that republicans believe are vulnerable. left to right in order of possible pickups. west virginia with joe manchin retiring, shared brown in the state of ohio that donald trump won twice by eight points if he is the nominee ohio looks decent for republicans. we'll see. john tester in montana. republicans like the candidate tim sheehy they have running against him and pennsylvania with mccormick trying to make another run at this senate seat and sinema in arizona. is this still a raise or's

dana. >> dana: trey yengst, thank you. >> john: at least three americans expected to be released from terrorists in gaza as part of that deal. white house reaction lucas tomlinson is live in nantucket where the president is spending thanksgiving with his family. >> he arrived last night. today 35 mile-per-hour winds and gusts up to 50. president biden arrived after that deal was announced to free some 50 hostages in exchange for 150 palestinian prisoners. the white house releasing a statement just before midnight last night, john, saying quote i appreciate the commitment that prime minister netanyahu and his government have made to have a pause to make sure the deal can be carried out and insure the provision of humanitarian assistance to alleviate the suffering of families in gaza. it should bring home additional american hostages and not stop until they're all released. here is some reaction from texas senator ted cruz. >> i do worry that as hostilities cease for a short period of time that international pressure and sadly pressure from the biden white house will only get greater, o

hi, kelly. >> hi, dana.tic as each side makes their case to the jury one final time. prosecution began by asking jurors to consider three simple questions, where did the money go? what happened? what is responsible? their answer is sam bankman-fried and attacking testimony saying he lied to jurors and highlighted he was a different person earn cross examination. it is hard to believe he couldn't remember countless details as his time of ceo. yesterday he talked himself in circles as the prosecution tried to trap him recanting previous statement. he admitted doing nothing when discovering $8 billion missing. he claimed he didn't want to assume blame but tweeting telling customers their assets were fine. the prosecution will continue for the next couple of hours bringing the question of whether he knew taking that money was wrong. they are saying he did. he did it because he thought he was smarter and it is a powerful moment. that stops with you today and we'll soon see if that's the case. >> dana: a lot of be

dana. >> dana: fox news alert. hunter biden is offering to testify before the house oversight committee. his attorney sending the letter into the inquiry into his father, joe biden. not clear if the committee will take him up on that. it could be the first time that hunter appears under neath a public forum. we'll follow that and keep you posted. >> bill: check this out now. >> when you see stuff like this go on in a school, people are only encouraged because they've seen other protests around the city also go unpunished. >> bill: have you been watching this story? alarming scene at a new york high school. students rampaged through a school over a teacher's support for israel. there are new developments this week that's coming up in a moment here. >> dana: detained "wall street journal" reporter evan gershkovitch, back in a russian court. >> bill: the migrants again surfing on top of trains heading from the south to the north and our southern border. there's challenges, and i love overcoming challenges. ♪ when bett

. >> dana: good morning, happy birthday. it is bill's birthday. i'm dana perino. this is "america's newsroom." one of the things there will be a lot of -- some diversity not just jewish americans and christian community coming out strongly today. i have friends going from connecticut a ranged buses. they didn't show up. they got in the car pools and heading down there now. we'll have updates all day. the march for israel scheduled for 1:00 p.m. eastern on the national mall. there is a crowd expected of 100,000. d.c. is calling in the national guard to help with security. mark meredith live in washington with more. hi, mark. >> good morning. you are right. we expect a very large crowd. tens of thousands of people expected to be on the national mall. rehearsals are already underway. the real program not starting until early this afternoon. perhaps most notable how quickly the event has come together. an event of this size takes months if not years of planning. given the developments since early october we've seen the jewish american community come together to counte

dana. >> dana: that's news indeed. much more to come on that as well. >> bill: heinrich is the spokesperson for benjamin netanyahu. welcome. we have spoken many times from overseas. thank you for being here. two quick questions on the hostages. do you know how many are alive today? >> no, we don't, in fact. we have nearly 240 families waiting for that answer. >> bill: there was a report late yesterday that there is a negotiation between the length of the pause in the battle and the number of hostages who could be released. can you confirm that? >> no, i can't confirm that report. we want to see all hostages back home. we want our sons and daughters back. they stole our children. they stole our children. again we're talking about 34 children under the age of 18. and ten of them are under the age of five. hamas stole our children. we want them back and we'll do everything to get them back and we're exerting pressure on hamas militarily and we want the nations of the civilized world to back us up in the demand to bring ou

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dana. >> 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.

dana has a special friend. >> dana: a very effective illustration of what is happening.n hall here in new york stechlt great to have you here. you have covered many wars. what will it take for the rest of the media to understand what bill just said about hamas using their own citizens as human shields? >> bill: it is really difficult at the moment. all the videos you have coming out of gaza is from hamas and terrible images of people caught in the hospital. idf have said they've known for many years the hospitals were being used as hamas centers and they haven't gone in. they needed protect the people there. now they have no option after october 7th. hamas has made it clear their whole point of life is martyrdom and don't mine dying if it leads to the next life. that's what they're doing and the idf says they are doing to the people in the hospital as well. israelis are finding it difficult. they are trying to take incubators for the children who need it. but it is a very difficult situation but israel is certain of one thing. they need to remove the threat that is after

dana, back to you. >> dana: lauren green thank you so much. we appreciate you.ee. what do you know, jesse? >> jesse: okay, let me stand next to here. bret baier and family. amy, if i could squeeze in. [laughter] we have the boys. bret tell us with the christmas season means in your household. >> well, it means family time. this place is all about family. you look around and a lot of fox people have their families here and listening to those prayers that's really what this is all about so that's what it means. >> jesse: does bret do a lot of decorating at home? >> i would say bret is very cheerful around the holidays. decorating, maybe not. >> jesse: even more cheerful than he already is. >> very diplomatic. thank you, honey. >> jesse: merry christmas. okay, where is shannon bream? the author of one of the best-selling books of all time "women of the bible." this is a very special season for you. tell us the religious aspect in your household. >> it really is the greatest gift. wonderful to hear from our leaders of different faiths. the idea that god would become

. >> dana: i'm dana perino. this is "america's newsroom." chances are that mayokas will say the border is closed. >> bill: good chance. >> dana: i think he will probably say that again and again. let's talk about politics. big night for democrats. kept the governorship in kentucky. >> also in virginia democrats kept the senate and flipped the house. those results have denied republican governor glenn youngkin's bid to control government in the state of virginia. the commonwealth there. it was a race heavily defined by abortion. >> dana: reproductive rights were on the ballot in ohio. the seventh state to protect access to abortion since the supreme court everyturnd roe v. wade. >> bill: president biden calls it a win for democracy. his poll numbers continue to flounder. there is a ton to get to. let's start in chicago with garrett tenney who begins coverage there. good morning, garrett. >> good morning. this is another big win for abortion rights and it shows that more than a year after the supreme court overturned roe v. wade this is still

dana, you first. because i think you might be a difficult one. >> dana: why?a lot of stuff pisses you off. >> i'm actually a very quiet neighbor, but i benefit from living in a building where i hear no one above, below, to the side, and i throw the ball down the hall, you can live on the same floor with 12 other apartments and never see anybody ever. it's a really strange thing. so i think i'm a pretty good neighbor. >> greg: you live in texas. do you borrow peoples like lawn supplies and not return them? >> and saws when i'm doing man stuff. >> greg: shirtless, sweat, in the sun. >> i introduce myself, and not a lot of interaction. i don't like the way it is in new york and i -- i wish i lived in a neighborhood where people met in back yards. that's the way it should be, america. >> greg: you are a creepy neighbor. >> harold: my son likes to play bounce balls and kick soccer balls in the house so i'm sure i'm louder than i was a year or two ago. but i'm friendly. >> greg: blame it on the kids, harold. >> kayleigh: halloween i realized i was a good neighbor, i

. >> dana: i'm dana perino and this is "america's newsroom." an emotional weekend. a 4-year-old israely american girl abigail edan is free but saw her parents murdered in front of her. hamas let go 58 people. israel released 39 palestinian prisoners in exchange. >> bill: the front page "new york post." safe at last. for some that is true. many more still are left behind. president biden saying he backs an extension of the four-day truce if more israeli hostages are allowed to go free. >> president biden: i would like to see us move to a point where we were able to -- let me put it this way. i would like to see the pause go on as long as prisoners keep coming out. >> bill: mike pompeo on the high stakes for the u.s. first alex hogan has the latest headlines from her post in israel. >> good morning. negotiators say they're working right now to extend the length of this pause after both sides say that is something they are eager to see continue. we'll continue to monitor that on the ground. it is day four of this cease-fire. we could see more hostages be released any m

. >> dana: good morning, i'm dana perino and this is "america's newsroom." one thing about the hospital piece for yesterday the administration said yes, our evidence shows that hamas is hiding in the hospital. i don't know how long they knew that. but for weeks like in the last three weeks there have been media confusion on whether they were there. i don't know what time that happened. a lot of misinformation for three weeks on that. >> bill: on that point they have been hands off and they've kept it away from talking about it until now. >> dana: now we know and that's a good thing. u.s. is confirming what israel has been claiming all along. hamas uses tunnels beneath hospitals. the cover has been blown. the idf is carrying out a raid at the al-shifa hospital. meantime as we await the president's meeting with xi republicans are concerned. >> the desire to have any small any indication of progress. i worry about what concessions he might grant. just the way he framed this summit meeting is that we want to improve our relationship. we don't have a relationship

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. >> dana?ause i saw. this here is our secretary of education after a meeting about how the government was going to do something great. watch. >> i think it was president reagan said we're from the government. we're here to help. >> dana: that's not quite what reagan said. this is what reagan said. the nine most terrifying words in the english language are i'm from the government and i'm here to help. >> dana: #never forget. parrino with karl rove available now on the podcast. >> jesse: polka dot dana. deign. greg? >> greg: great show. kat timpf, tyrus. joey da visit toe. tonight at 10:00. greg's drunk bear news. there is nothing worse than inebriated bear especially when he wanders out unto traffic. polar bear having a few night caps. flat out on the road. doesn't know where he is. can't find his car keys. gets up saying oh, jeez, not another hangover. >> jesse: we all have been there before. >> dana: pole dancer. >> greg: that was in churchill, manitoba. >> jesse: that's not a real place. i do

that is why the last time, dana, i said try dana perino.they needed dana's lightness to balance out the intellectual depth of univision. anyway. nikki's response, calling him scum, with a little harsh. it revealed personal animosity. i don't think they are going to share a ticket. my favorite part was at the end, where both used their families as buffers, right? hamas wasn't the only when using human shields, they were like, nope, i got my kid here, i've got my kid there, i thought that was interesting. i thought vivek won the night because he was the most memorable and unapologetic and his boys by far is the stro strongest. you know, desantis is a good leader but he is not good at this and it does not shine. tim scott, i couldn't remember a thing. him going out -- vivek going to the rnc for their inexplicable choices with the boss in the room, that takes some serious word rhymes with halls. [laughter] and it's true because biased democrats asking questions that usually guarantee they will be loaded with antagonism means you have to untangl

back to you. >> dana: and an important one. thank you. >> bill: majority leader chuck schumer talking about anti-semitism in america. drop in here. >> i don't believe that criticism is and this speech is also not an attempt to pit hate towards one group against that of another. i believe that bigotry against one group of americans is bigotry against all and championed legislation like the covid-19 hate crimes act that targets violence against asian-americans and the nonprofit security grant program which provides funding to help all houses of worship, churches, mosques, synagogues, and to protect them from extremists. when president trump called for a muslim ban during the first weeks of his presidency, i held an emergency press conference to protest the ban alongside a muslim mom and four of her daughters. all dressed -- who said they feared they might never see their father again. a deeply distressing moment. i'm an emotional sort. i began to cry. president trump saw me crying on tv and gave me a nickname. crying chuck schume

i would outshine them all.s that was why the last time dana i said dana perino. i said they needed dana's lightness to balance outo thute intellectual death of univision. anyway, nicky's response, calling him scum, was a little harsh. it revealed the personal animosity.on i don't think they're going to sharoie a ticket.or but my favorite part watitt at e end where both used their families as buffers, right? it was like hamas wasn't the only one using human shields. they were like noplde i got my d here i got my kid there.here i thought that was interesting. i thought vivek won the night because he was the most mum separable and unapologetic and his voice by far is the strongest. you know, desantis is a good a leader but he's not get at this and it doesn't shine and tim scott i couldn't remember a thing. but him going -- vivek going after the rnc for their inexplicable choices with the ch bots in the room, that takes some r serious word rhymes with talls. and it's true because bias democrats asking questions that'st usually guarantied they'll be loaded with and ta

>> dana: he is the organizer.homeland security mayor lucas refuses to say how many illegal immigrants have been released into the country. >> how many people has this administration led into the country? >> our job would be a lot easier if the broken immigration system was fixed. >> reporter: i want a number. how many people have you lead into this country? okay, i will give you the number. it is about 6 million. about 1.7 million as known gotaways. where are all these people residing? where did the 6 million people go? >> the senator -- >> would you answer my questions? are you keeping track of them? >> when an individual is indeed release, they are released into immigration enforcement proceedings. >> dana: kellyanne, a border crisis disaster this magnitude would be the biggest problem for any administration but for the biden administration, it is like the fourth biggest crisis on the plate right now. >> kellyanne: this is true chaos and crisis, not just in a tweet or in a press briefing room. this is real and y

dana. >> dana: peter doocy. thanks. >> bill: harvard aloam and hedge fund manager bill actman, a lot of influence on money and policy on wall street calling for action against anti-semitism in an open letter to that university's president. he says the situation on campus is dire and getting worse. alexis mcadams live in new york city for a follow-up now. what do you say, alexis? >> good morning. a pretty long letter he penned over to the president of harvard university. didn't mince words. he blamed harvard's president for the rise of anti-semitism on campus saying students should be suspended if they continue to take part in anti-semitic events. take a look here. this is a piece of that letter as we talked about from the hedge fund billionaire and harvard alumni. jewish students are being bullied, spat on and in several widely disseminated videos physically assaulted. message boards are replete with anti-semitism. he is not the only anumb neu speaking up. dozens sent a petition called the $1 pledge. they feel t

dana. >> dana: rich edson. thank you. yesterday we heard some extremely compelling testimony on capitol hill about the rise in anti-semitism happening on college campuses across the country. one university of iowa student who detailed the vitriol she has experienced firsthand. >> i was doxed in a group chat of over 800 students and falsely labeled as a nazi, a token, a white supremacist and bigot. some individuals said i made them uncomfortable and feared i might commit a hate crime against them. >> that student is jasmine jordan. she joins us live next hour. >> do you want a leader from a different generation who will put this country first or do you want dick cheney in three inch heels? we have two of them on stage tonight. >> i would like to say they're five inch heels and i don't wear them unless you can run in them. >> bill: nikki haley fending off pointed attacks last night. the former governor will join us live and where the race goes from here. stay tuned for that. >> dana: house republicans issuing subpoenas for

dana. >> dana: keep us posted.nk you. >> bill: in the meantime you have israel battering gaza with drone strikes and troops on the ground. idf saying it destroyed 130 hamas tunnels and killed the terror groups top weapons maker and also learning that israeli forces are conducting a raid in the west bank. that is ongoing. trey yengst, southern israel for the latest on all of this now. >> good morning. i want to start with the breaking news out of the west bank city. today israelis launched a large scale raid into the refugee camp at the heart of this city. the purpose of this raid was to destroy militant cells inside the west bank city. we also understand according to the israelis they conducted a drone strike against a cell of militants outside of the city limits. here along the southern front israeli forces continue to push deeper into the gaza strip. i want to step out of the frame and show you what the border looks like as the sun just set. israeli infantry troops continue to destroy and operate in certain areas

dana. >> dana: back in this country. in indianapolis a woman rammed her car into what she thought was a jewish school. she drove into a building used by an anti-semitic group. casey steel has more. >> she is scheduled to make her first court appearance tomorrow. she has been charged with criminal recklessness after she allegedly backed her vehicle if into what she thought was a jewish school last friday because of signage on the exterior that included a star of david. turns out the building is used by an extreme sect of the black hebrew israelites which the southern poverty law center identifies as a hate group. the anti-defamation league says they are anti-israel and anti-semitic. they told police she was watching coverage of the israel/hamas war on television and decided to plan an attack on the building. court documents show the woman openly and verbally admitted to committing the hate crime on her courtesy phone call from jail. there were people inside the building at the time of the crash but no injuries. the indian

. >> dana: i'm dana perino in "america's newsroom." with all that activity we don't have to be reminded but worth mentioning over 240 hostages including 9-month-old baby now ten months old. they have been there a month. we hope he is all right. we'll get you the news on the war here. israel's war on hamas is prompting iran-backed militias to target americans. firing a barrage of rockets and suicide drones on u.s. bases in iraq and syria. >> bill: igniting what the f.b.i. calls an historic rise in anti-semitism at home. last week in indiana police arrested a woman for intentioning crashing her car into what she thought was a jewish school. the building was, in fact, associated with an alleged hate group. >> dana: in california authorities say a jewish man has died following a confrontation with a pro-palestinian protestor. the cause of death was a blunt force head injury. police are asking anyone who witnessed the incident to come forward. >> bill: in a moment we'll head to trey yengst in southern israel in his post today. let's start w

dana, this is -- it can be a wild card.imes it takes days or hours. >> bill: let's roll back to the speaker of the house. mike johnson on israeli aid. >> peace through strength, free markets, human dignity the ideas that guided our nation since its founding. we're the greatest nation and produce to defend it and preserve those principles. we have healthy debates inside our own conference, sometimes about tactics like every family does. during a perilous time at home and abroad we are united and we're united in our pursuit of clear objectives. rein in reckless spending and support our close friend and ally israel. let me explain these things and we'll take questions. on appropriations, we want americans voices to be heard in washington. thats what the republicans here in the house are dedicated to and why we're restoring regular order. we're finishing our appropriationss process and doing it in way that's transparent. accountable and participation from all members of congress and moving quickly on that agenda. last week as w

the 31st president, dana. oh. >> greg: but before we dive into what brandon said, that future sites of the dnc. shocking video shows a woman getting robbed on a busy chicago street before the purpose victimized three other people. chicago is so overrun with migrants, they are stuffing illegal immigrants into churches. residents who live near the new camp are protesting. >> when you think about all the things that we allow to slide, this is another thing that we just cannot allow this to happen. >> no transfer and the mayor. it is very inhumane to do this. >> he is acting like a dictator. he needs to go. he must go. >> greg: typical right-wingers. let's go back to brandon. chicago's mayor wants to blame everyone but himself. >> what we have seen is this instituted by right wing extremism. everyone knows that the right wing in this country has targeted democratically run cities, and quite frankly, they've been very intentional about going after democratically run cities that are led by people of color. the same

. >> dana: oh. >> greg: yeah.ore we dive into what brandon said, here's a quick refresher on the future site of the dnc. shocking video shows a woman gettinfutug robbed by a rifle-wielding gang on a busy chicagn a o street before the p victimized three otheror people. and chicago's so overrun with migrantser p they're stuffing illegal immigrants into police stations, churches, airports, and soon to be built tent city. residents who live near the new camp are protesting. >> when yowu think about all th things we allow to slide, this is another thing that we just can'llowt allow this to happen.e >> there's no transparency from the mayor, not even from ramirez. very inhumane to do this. >> this mayor is acting like a d dictator. he needs to go. he must go. >> greg: typical right wingers. but let's go back to brandon. chicago's woke mayor wants to blame everyone but himself. >> whalamet we have he a seen i very raggedy form instituted by right wing streamism. everyone knows that the right wing extremism in this countr