they're not going to end tonight. >> was pregnant retired lieutenant colonel daniel davis senior fellowdaniel j deep vibe. colonel davis you just heard mike tobin reporting. we've got more strikes happening and yemen. let's get your reaction. >> i see what kirby said the objective is to get them to stop and i have to scratch my head and say what possible rationale and a logic would get you to think this is going to stop them? we have every evidence in the world this is not going to stop the iran backed regime. the islamic resistance in iraq or down in the red sea area treatthese things are going to continue on until the cause which no one wants to look at. it's not just because they don't like america they are talking them out of nowhere. every single one of these are tied to the israeli hamas more in the killing of the palestinian to the war but that's what they're saying or doing them this in response to one 100% of the stuff turned in mid november while after the war started in not before. if we don't examine that you're not going to get them to stop because that is the reason they'r

army lieutenant colonel daniel davis joins me now. colonel davis, like they are getting initial assessments. we know b-1 bombers were involved. lots of different types of munitions. do you see this possibly is this a series of contained strikes over the next few weeks? >> well, that is certainly what the biden administration wants. i think the chances are extremely low that that's the way it turns out. the reason is why because both in the centcom statement and in president biden's statement as well they specified that they also went after irgc quds forces targets. not just the islamic resistance of iraq or kata'ib hezbollah which both claimed they had responsibility for attacking americans. they went after iranian targets on the ground in syria and iraq. we don't know if they killed any of them or what may have happened. we do know earlier today the iranian president was emphatic says if any of their troops are killed in irgc for those who may not know those are iranian troops the irgc commander said that retaliation if anybody attac

we'll speak with lieutenant colonel daniel davis about the strategy in the middle east and what could brand new hour of "fox news live." eric: and in another note, you know what it is in mardi gras season. well, it's upon us. major parades are planned over the next two weekend withs. but, you know, soaking weekend storms are put a damper on some of the celebrations leaving parade crews scrambling to try and make that party happen. that party's not going to stop. brandy campbell of fox weather has more from new orleans. >> reporter: well, as you see is, it is mardi gras in new orleans as we count down to fat tuesday. now, in the new orleans metro area -- [inaudible] this saturday. unfortunately for the crews and parade-goers, storms are also on the lineup. ♪ >> what we did is we with just tried to move everything up an hour and a half, two hours. we've eliminated a lot of the marching units to stack the floats together, and we're going try to move if as quickly as a possible. obviously, we want to be safe and get off the streets before the bad stuff the hits. >> reporter: it began rain

army lieutenan t colonel daniel davis joins me now. >> colonel davis, they're gettinl asg initial assessments now. we know b-1 bombers were involvedinvolv, lots of differet types of munitions, planes, missiles. but do you see this passive escalating further? >> or is this going to be a series of strikes over the next few weeks? s ar >> well, that's certainly what the biden administration wants. extremely lok the chances are extremely low that that's the way it turns out. and the reason iy be wise, becae both in the centcom statement and in president biden'sy spec statement as well, they specify that they also went after irgc cuts, forces, targets, not just the islamic resistance of iraq ,kataib hezbollah, which both of which claimed that they had responsibility fordlity for attg the americans, but they went after iranian targetn s on,m or the ground in syria and iraq. now, we don't know whether they killed any of them ormay hc what may have happened, but we do know that earlier today, the iraniasays if n president wr emphatic. this is if any of their troops are killed. noe you may nothes thos

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daniel costume. but he actually did go war looking like, you know, a son of davy crockett or something. but there he is gordon and his men are going to on june 3r a class division, earliest division, alleghenson's men are starting to pull out as what we know as a gettysburg campaigns kicking off in the first we these are going to be heading towards culpeper where on june 9th there's a small little calvary engagement might have heard of called brandy station, of course. so you've got troops floating aroundth w. the government, washington still have a clue. what is bob lee now? they're setting it in washington. the lee's going to western west virginia. west will become a state on june 20. it's not a state at this point on june 7th, but there's a lot of concern. that's where lee's eventually i am from southern ohio. i grew up in central ohio, went to school, miami of ohio and we buckeyes in those days thought that they're coming to columbus there was plenty of that. they're going to philadelphia, maybe harrisburg, perhaps looking fatter to go on to baltimore, washington. that's what the wa

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daniel, and thank you, madam speaker. i yield back. the speaker pro tempore: for what purpose does the gentleman from north carolina seek recognition? mr. davis: i ask unanimous consent to address the house for one minute and to revise and extend my remarks. the speaker pro tempore: without objection, the gentleman is recognized for one minute. mr. davis: madam speaker, breaking news, an east carolina university baseball player was involved in a boating accident. as communities across eastern north carolina, cheering on parker bird, 22 surgeries over 45 days. he survived. but parker lost his right leg. our community not only cheered for parker but we joined his family in praying for him and yes, the lord answers prayers. madam speaker, on february 16, another news flash, parker bird, number 16, returned to the baseball field. and he stood in the batter's box at the season opener, and he became the first ever division i baseball player to play with a prosthetic leg. parker's a testament of the resilience of eastern north carolina and the miracles of god. america loves you, parker. we're cheering for you, coach godwin and the entire pirate base