say muhammad hasan. religious activity um activist from dearborn heights michigan joins us now to uh share with us his thoughts on this uh and ali salam editor and chief of the basira press also joins us um welcome to you both the circumstances are pretty dire when it comes to the uh carnage that's taking place uh the the us in particular is under the spotlight in terms of the types of assistance military that it's giving uh at the same time uh you have the israeli gushing forces whom uh their chief have said you're going to see gaza from the inside very soon we're waiting for the order uh if i may first ask you um how you see the role sid muhammad assera of the us of how it's not just the assistance that it's giving but rather taking the lead in this operation against the the poor people of the palestine palestinians in gaza. to say that the last few weeks have been absolutely unbelievable and inconceivable would be utter understatements um it has been a very difficult um turn of events, it gets worse and worse as one continues to watch the news and to see the flat lies that are spe

they are celebrating in dearborn michigan tonight. yesterday was columbus day.n the efforts to remove statues of columbus and what is happening with the self-loathing in the united states? >> images matter who you elevate publicly matters. a nation not united by their history or heroes have nothing in common. the new york city council was considering a moving columbus statue and 2000 historic works i asked new yorkers of what they thought? >> should columbus day or go? >> stay. i am more concerned of the 50 million slaves now digging cobalt and lithium for electric vehicle. >> what would you call that. >> another tragedy. >> tear it down. they supported slavery we should not put them on a pedestal. >> did columbus support slavery? mimic he was called to spain because he was protecting the indigenous. >> the spanish crown we called him. >> columbus was a good guy. >> if they take it down i don't care. >> this is upset. >> he has been made a hero. also a villain. >> and taking his people here. >> bringing your people here is a problem. >> i did do some research bu

dearborn, michigan.here was the condemnation of those comments and that anti-semitism and instead all we got from biden was a lot of kumbaya and some fairly awkward pauses. >> from my faith, the core of the human being is a spark of humanity and decency. it's not about revenge and it's about decency and i know what ls feels like. i get that part. >> laura: that man is just not there. and thus the world anded aerer sayres see america's weakness -- sees america's weakness and not america's strength. he wants to make them emphatic and show real outrage over january 6 in charlottesville and really turned it on. but now when leftists here are the ones showing what is true hate, his response is a meandering mess. >> i just -- look, i'll never forget -- i won't go into that. look, i just think that if we stay true to our values, pursue with every inch and every bit of our energy to get this right, we can change the middle east. >> laura: none of us should ever forget that democrats wanted the energy and the ang

dearborn is the american city with the most arab americans and any other in the country.te just outside of detroit avenue many pro- palestinian protest of the last few days. they've been packing streets across the country and around the world because of the events in gaza. cb couldn't live in new york city where there been protests on both sides hereto. height cbp. >> good evening eric. here in the city as you just showed throughout the entire country we have seen thousands of pro- palestinian supporters take to the street demand a cease-fire in the israeli hamas more. an earlier message from a new york city mayor eric adams is gaining traction on social media. ask lecturer fight is our fight. your fight is our fight. right here in new york we have the largest jewish population outside of israel. this is the place that our voices must raise and cascade throughout the entire country. we will not be all right until every person responsible for this act is held accountable. >> following adams remarks scenes like this have been unfolding jewish voice and for r peace. local la

. >> not one, not two, but three different men doing the same creepy thing in one week, all in dearborn heights, one caught on camera for what the is he doing? harold pegler and his pup buttkiss walking in hines park, where one of the three men was caught in his car door open naked, masturbating on monday. >> sounds like one of those tick tock challenges, harold with a stroke of genius investigator, are actually looking into his theory that some kind of online forum is encouraging guys to pleasure themselves. >> specifically in dearborn heights. one of the three has been arrested a block from annapolis high school last week, caught with meth and a cucumber . and a tiktok challenge. >> how do we go in less than ten years from the ice bucket challenge to the with math in front of the playground challenge? >> it's and i'll tell you something, it's such a crazy story. you almost forget the guy has a pup named butkus. you know, sometimes i learn things from doing the show. and today i learned that apparently i've been washing my jeans the wrong way. according to the ceo of levi's, we should

. >> reporter: in dearborn, michigan, his son yehya says he can barely watch the videos his dad sendsy out of gaza to escape violence. he had no idea they'd be caught up in it again. >> i know my father-in-law got sick the other day. he does have diabetes, high blood pressure. it's hard for him to be in those kind of conditions without being able to have regular meals. take his medication. things like that. he really does need to come home. >> our family also has signified how the situation is getting worse. they're fearing their lives. they've experienced horrible trauma and ptsd. the fear of the unknown, that they might not make it back home. >> i used to buy water to drink. now no more water to drink. we have to drink saltwater. >> reporter: yehya and his wife say the united states must do something. they're petitioning the government to go rescue their dad and all americans in gaza. >> you know, we thought that it was very important to facilitate the federal lawsuit in order to add more urgency to the case. so we had to take immediate action. >> we helped everybody get out of isra

wages that are actually very strongly middle class uh type wages uh i can tell you i i grew up in dearborn a worked for ford motor company my step dad worked for uh ford motor company, my grandfather worked for ford motor company uh and and such um so yes the the bottom 10% of the united states still in terrible shape um and again this gets political we took reduced child poverty in half now first if you're going to have a policy why not in child poverty why cut it in half but hey uh the republicans insisted on getting rid of that uh and we see in the new numbers that the the child poverty rate has gone up very substantially so this is intensely uh political and contested and it's very unclear which way the elections are going to go united states on these issues exactly you talk you told number of issues that are really important there uh first of all uh inflation is very important and uh you talked about child poverty and i'd like to uh discuss that a white. scale in terms of poverty in general, but daniel shaw, first let's talk about this inflation that the us uh pins the number at aroun

michigan, police arrested a person in connection with an online threat against palestinian americans in dearborn. federal officials say they know of no specific plans for violence in the us, but the war in the middle east has prompted strong reaction across the country, especially on college campuses. barricades separated pro-palestinian and pro-israel students at columbia university, republican and at harvard. the schools palestinian solidarity committee has faced backlash after releasing a statement signed by more than 30 student groups saying they held the israeli regime entire responsible for all unfolding violence. a truck is now driving around harvard's campus, allegedly naming people who were part of the groups and ceos from major corporations are calling for the students names to be released. >> if people are actually signing on to that statement, we would want to be able to make sure that we're not hiring those individuals. >> so last night, the president of harvard condemned the hamas attack, but she also rejected calls to name and punish those students who signed that statement. >> ne

freedom, but whether or not that's enough to shift the sentiment that you're hearing from here in dearborn campaign and the reelection campaign come next year. >> shep, we have less than a minute, but did you get the sense that they would vote for donald trump if it came to that? would they just stay home? what action are they willing to take, do you know? >> my conversations are very clear. they are not looking to support donald trump. they are also not saying that they will not go out and vote. they say they will go out to the polls, but they're talking about a strategy of leaving the top of the ballot out, just not voting for president while voting for some of the other down ballot races saying they still plan to vote for democrats. when i asked are they concerned if that ends up helping trump in this battleground state where we know president biden won in 2016 by just 11,000 votes. they said, that's none of their concern. at least they can have that vote and cast that ballot and still have a clear conscience. that's the feeling that you have that this is a personal fight and that they

more than 1000 arab-americans gathered in dearborn, michigan, showing support for palestinians and demandingend to israeli occupation. >> but overseas, a grim reality that this new war may soon escalate over night, israeli fighter jets reportedly struck hundreds of new targets across gaza, reducing buildings to rubble in the hamas ruled territory, sealing gaza off as israeli troops prepare for a potential ground invasion. tala emad herzelia is sheltering inside her family home in gaza. >> there's no electricity. there's no food supply. there's no water, there's no internet connection. we're not allowed to go in or out of gaza. this american woman in gaza says she feels abandoned as she tries to evacuate with her three children. >> the us embassy is not helping the us citizens in here. we call them. we applied, we submitted applications and forms. and they're not responding. >> the state department has not commented on the woman's claims on saturday, hamas militants stormed into israel, slaughtering people young and old in the streets and in their homes. >> you see the babies, the mothers, th

and because he advertised who wants to come with me to dearborn, and i think he said hunt palestinians. we've seen videos online of arranging people raging against policy. and protesters in ways that if they did this against pro israel protestors, they would be certainly arrested. it would be called in some it has and then you also implicate the meaning of it and, and absolutely what you're talking about was saturday of the 14th a palestinian mother and son were stabbed in illinois by their landlord. the 6 year old boy was stab $26.00 times later dying of his wounds and detectives determine that the mother and son were targeted in light of them, cold being most of them and the ongoing middle eastern conflict involving her mass and the is rarely. this is from the police. what role is and media play making this stuff? the media is a tremendous role. i believe the rest of that article says that the wife said that her husband was, was taken over by these ideas because of watching right wing media. but the challenge here and we talk about anti semitism in the same conversation, we're talkin

to couple of nights ago in dearborn and the founder of the arab american news. >> we are not going toe intimidated by staying silent when they say hamas is a terrorist organization. hamas is not a terrorist organization. we have to say to them the terrorist is benjamin netanyahu. >> if you listen closely, this isn't a political debate, for the most hard-core, this is a debate about whether jewish people should survive at all. >> they will burn at the stake until it's denied. >> let's be brutally honest here . academia for decades has been a cesspool of anti-american and anti-american hatred. they stopped imposing voices from even speaking on campus. [inaudible] >> that was that big threat, rightly gaetz for they were ridiculed family values they distorted history, they politicize the study of every field from literature even to economics. it's not surprising that young people who have been taught lights for education just reflexively repeat them and expect standing ovations. for time has come from everyone responsible for this, the administrators, professors, the donors who pay for it

scary, when you think about we talked about blm, we talked about the squad and see these crowds in dearborn are are these people evil or stupid? i think leaders are weak and scared because they've ridden to prestige on a terrible message that played into what you just saw, that population, right? they can't piss them off with stupid ideas like empathy or compassion because that just means you are weak and going back on your ideology. when you can't say that beheading kids is evil, you removed yourself from humanity. safe to say. it's all due to this sunk cost of years of believing in a terrible ideology that lineage makes you evil. that lineage prevents groups of people from actually working towards peace. it's ironic that progressives don't believe in progress. they believe in the past. you see this language here. not talking about justice real, i'm talking about here because that's here. it's now. we saw language early on, white privilege, that's a racist term that deemed you an oppressor based on lineage. neo marxist privilege that we must punish the colonizers, those are the people with

that happened in dearborn that is home to one of the largest arab-american populations in the united states, wolf. >> what a horrible, horrible story. whitney wild, thank you very, very much. >>> just ahead, the israeli president isaac herzog in his first u.s. television interview since the war began. i asked him about any potential negotiations for the release of hostages held by hamas. >>> plus, i'll speak live with a new york woman with six relatives among the captives being held hostage in gaza. she has taken her plea for their release to the united nations. you know i got two home runs. you got two jacks. and then my grand slam. i signed a ball for you. okay. and it says papa i love you. why did you do that? because you've taught me everything about baseball. oh hunny bunny, that's so sweet. (♪♪) (♪♪) >>> right now we're following breaking news on the mid east hostage crisis after hamas released a video claiming to show one of its captives. i discussed the fate of the hostages and efforts to free them with the israeli president isaac herzog. here is a portion of that one-on-one

the far left bigots have been crawling out of the woodwork after these attacks in dearborn michigan last night, a massive rally taking place in support o hamas bright other similar rallies in new york and california, dc, and washington state. here is a woman holding up a swastika. multiple university campuses ar hosting pro- hamas rallies for this includes one college in california that had a terrorist on a flyer saying paragliding terrorists published by the chicago black lives matter chapter they are. of course we have already reported about the numerous student groups and student leaders at places like harvard, uva, columbia, other schools wh publish deeply anti-semitic statements and defending the ny student bar association just at job offer rescinded after blaming israel, the victim of terror and israel alone for being a victim of terror. for this weakens barbaric terro attacks, but it's not just students giving viewing this. one el professor with publications at the new york times and the washington post wrote settlers are not civilians , this isn't hard to. she is now excusing the

will actively make it clear to my community that president trump whether it's desantis who used dearbornaigns to say we had a pro-hamas rally, that's ridiculous to say we had a pro-terrorist rally and students left schools on an organized walk-out. that is fearmongering at its worst. i condemn that. but for me, i think president biden has to do more to earn my support. >> michigan state representative, thank you very much. please come back. i appreciate the opportunity to converse with you. we'll be right back. wolf: don't mind me. i'm just the flu. (coughing, sneezing) i'm quite harmless, really. and when people ask, “but aren't you linked to dangerous flu complications... ( coughing, sneezing.) ...like pneumonia, heart attack, and hospitalizations?” (coughing, gasping.) ...i just say, “but i'm just the flu.” (sniffs) (elevator dings) it's him! who? i'm just the flu. fight the flu with higher-dose flu vaccines from sanofi. they're proven to provide better flu protection than standard-dose flu shots in older adults. they've even been shown to better protect against flu-related complicati

time for him to say something, and that's why today he called reporters to the rouge complex in dearborn, michigan, very historic part of ford's, you know, legacy. and he basically laid out what he believes needs to change. first and foremost, they need to get a deal done with the uaw. he didn't give us any updates on specifics there, but he said that toyota, honda, and tesla, they're the strike winners the longer this goes on. the acrimonious talks are hurting the economy, not just ford, but the economy overall. he says the strike impact is widespread. here he is. >> shutting down that plant harms tens of thousands of americans right away. workers, suppliers, and dealers alike. it hurts the communities that depend on these local economies. if it continues, it will have a major impact on the american economy and devastate local communities. the supply base is very fragile and will start collapsing with an expanded strike. >> what prompted bill ford to start talking today likely is that plant he was referring to. he said that plant, talking about the kentucky truck plant, which the uaw we

i still see dearborn station right there. i'm not getting anywhere. and i'm i'm sweating on amount of breath. how can i do this? and so then they would measure what happens with the zebrafish. this happens. at what point does that zebrafish give up? and there is a moment when they do and it's called futility induced passivity. and there's a point at which the zebrafish just says, that's it, i'm done. and he waits and then he goes back to it again. and so what the scientists are doing, obviously, is measuring how long that is, where that happens, the brain and there are addiction, a lot of work is being done. the of washington in seattle with where and human brains. i mean we're having to extrapolate because again we can't do it with humans you wouldn't be responsible scientist if you you know, made someone a addict and then and then recorded when they were to say no to to meth. so they'll use rats and mice and other animals as well. and to find out where that when at what point will that where that mouse say no and stop. so these are again, we're just

tom: thank you, david welsh driving the ship in detroit, dearborn for blue work.ittle low. crude oil under $84 a barrel. one of our views, katie greifeld people, they said on the backend of the show they said we got to go to -- crypto. we will do that. we will talk about sam bankman-fried. it is important. with all of the hysteria out there going on he will talk about this with someone with massive credit and massive authority as well. right now, we've got to get a capture and picture we have catherine greifeld and all of the work in crypto and true reporting with the team and binance and the rest. here is the shot of ruto from the pandemic level up 69,000. that is where i loaded the boat, and then i guess we have recovered. i guess it is the trend with a friend. can you see bull market in bitcoin, is that logical? katie: the term is crypto winter. and we have definitely been living in a crypto winter. you see a lot of enthusiasm come into the price right now. we see that predicated on the hope that we are finally going to see a u.s. thought bitcoin etf launch. if

from saint paul minnesota to dearborn, michigan we see that the melting pot itself has melted down.n: certainly biden would use this speech to apologize for every time he insulted the 74 million americans who voted for trump, but he should. first, it would actually help unite americans in a time of crisis. maybe they would even give him the benefit of the doubt. you can't keep asking americans to sacrifice when your party spends so much time vilifying those same americans. the fact is biden won't say anything that most americans really want to hear tonight. you won't feel inspired by him. you won't feel more optimistic about your future. you won't feel like america is more united than ukraine or before hamas attacked innocent israelis. you will kind of feel like a banker who keeps getting pressed to make bad loans to the same irresponsible client. and that's the angle. joining us now former speaker of the house newt gingrich, fox news contributor as well, newt, you have a list, too, of things that biden should talk about tonight but won't. what did i miss? >> martha, you are right o

taking place across america all this week, that includes pro-palestinian rallies in cities like dearbornan, as well as new york city and seattle. for the latest on what's happening on the ground let's go back to senior correspondent mike tobin live in southern israel right now. mike. reporter: and jon we continue to watch israeli forces move around here at the gaza border as they say increasing operational readiness for what for the next phase of this with the particular emphasis on ground operations. and as we talk about that ramp up to the ground in invasion we've got new numbers out of the state department. of the hundreds of people who were killed a week ago here, 29 of them are u.s. citizens. among the missing, 15 are u.s. citizens. so they are presume to be included in the 126 people that israel says are now confirmed to be hostages. which will severely complicate the ground operation as you know, one being held particularly by ruthless killers hostages are extremely vulnerable and eyes are on gaza strip to see if armor starts rolling we've seen from benjamin netanyahu visited with

about this, in the usa, 1.1% is the muslim population, which, by the way, is mainly concentrated in dearborn in the mid-nineties, meaning in the late eighties, early nineties. by the way, i remembered with pleasure that the founder of apple, steve jobs, is the biological son of syrian refugees, who was later adopted by an american family. that is, he is an ethnic syrian, one might say, but if, if ethnic syrians had not fled to the states at one time, perhaps there would not be today, so - for america, you see, uh, there is a very long-standing and insoluble problem between blacks and whites population, there is practically hatred between the republican and democratic parties, there are huge problems within both parties , because there are republicans, make american great again, trumpists, the rest of the people who think these are crazy, there is... a huge problem within the democratic party, where there is democratic socialists of america like the senator, oh my god, from vermont, bernie sanders, yes, elizabeth warren from massachusetts, the rest, which is more centrist, these are the real

the arab community coming from 1947-1948 is dearborn, michigan.e to live with the umoja and is michigan right now -- homogenous michigan right now. how is the support for the president? rep. stevens: i would be able to tell you more if i was not trapped in washington waiting to vote for a speaker. i think people are heartbroken about what has taken place in the middle east. they are heartbroken over the terrorist attack on israel. certainly our muslim community is feeling as the president said the unfortunate reminders of what took place, the targeted violence that took place towards their community in the wake of 9/11. this is a moment just as our president that last night to show compassion. to really talk about who we are as americans. that we are a welcoming place of diversity. we do celebrate our jewish community in michigan who is hurting right now and tell them to be proud of who they are and we celebrate and recognize our arab and muslim community in michigan and tell them to be proud of who they are. all are welcome in this country. tom:

gabriella does not have that luxury out of dearborn, detroit she is up to speed on a big strike.: this was historic. it has never happened that they struck all three companies at once. it was a different strategy than in the past. they would just take one. they went with one automaker in the past and took out all the players. but this was almost a 45,000 people on strike would you -- when you at all the different plants on strike. tom: we have the bloomberg headline that gm reaches a tentative deal with uaw i guess it is ford, chrysler, not gm. is the strike over this morning? gabriella: where i think the leadership of the uaw and workers have to vote to ratify the agreement, so technically it is not over, but people are going back to work and i think for early reactions of the workers who have seen this, they are overjoyed. people cannot believe what an incredible deal they got. there's really not, they did not get the inefficient pension back. i'm not saying it is perfect. there's some people that still lost a lot into thousand seven or 2009 and they want everything back and th