air force reserve and host of doug collins podcast, doug collins himself. we begin with trey yingst live in israel. trey. >> trey: harris, good afternoon, lot of activity here along the southern front. i want my cameraman to zoom in. israelis are launching flares and lighting up the gaza skyline, in part to illuminate the area where there are ground forces working at this hour and to, matargets that you can hear overhead. i want to discuss the situation inside gaza as forces are operating. there are 239 hostages held by hamas and fox news learning high ranking official in coordination with the united states visited doha on 19d to meet with -- to meet with negotiators. here is what it was like earlier today as israeli forces were operating behind us. israelis are marking target on northeastern side of the gaza strip and you can hear the artillery, there is very active front and israelis push deeper into gaza, they anticipate more resistance and strikes against different position. working on western and eastern side of gaza trying to encircle gaza city. we kn

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cheryl: doug collins is with me on set. you one of the things that concerns me, we talked about the border plus the issues on college campuses, how concerned from a law enforcement standpoint are we that what's come across, that we don't know about may be infiltrating or mixing in with college campuses and it may be fomenting more of a violent extremist party, are you concerned about that and everywhere is a border state now under these regulations of the biden administration, how concerned are you about that? >> i think that's a great point. my trip to israel recently was to directly deal with how do we identify anti-sm anti-semetic br and what steps can we take to deal with it. never did we image when we were there 90 days ago that we would be in the situation we are in right now. we see over 170 individuals that were captured at the border that were on the terrorist watch list, who has now gotten in that we don't know about? where are they in the country that we have no idea that they've penetrated communities throughout

i'm with doug collins. jumping. >> good morning.s you mentioned is a threat with iran that we talked about a long time in the issue of finger wagging for the biden administration. does it interest you as we talked about this morning not only a delayed response to the attacks on her own basis but has nothing to do with israel gaza conflict were lebanon and has below that we delayed over the years especially under biden not going after iran they feel there is a weakness from her energy policy and everything else iran feels emboldened, the second part of the question, you brought this up lebanon and hezbollah is there concern to transfer the troops dealing with gaza if lebanon and hezbollah follows through with the proportional response to anything that happens in gaza. >> great question, good to start with the second one, and very concerned about what's happening in the north and the threat from hezbollah. i have a podcast i go deep into a podcast and episode i'm dropping today just on the threat of hezbollah and the north. this worri

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this morning i had a breakfast with doug collins, most senior member from georgia. he's one in particular who has been really great about reaching out and trying to help us learn the ropes. it's made us all more effective. we are grateful. host: before the incident that mr. scalise -- guest: he's been a great friend. advisor of mine since we were in college at l.s.u. he was several years ahead of me. we have known each other a long time. and he's always been one of my great advisors. and he's very generous with his time. i'm not unique because so many people have said that about the whip. that's just who he is as a person. it's a great considered asread to the him. host: what's the piece of advice he's given you? guest: he said be careful about your early alliances you make. that you need to assess the whole scope and situation before you get marginalized or labeled. that's been some key advice. you want to be regarded in congress as one who is levelheaded and someone who will evaluate everything on its merits and not just stake out a position in a corner somewhere.

doug collins, final thought. >> its way to be an interesting week, we have to be prepared not only fore intelligence why this happened in israel how did we miss is as americans but the concern of what can happen in the united states with the course open border. i'm hoping the fbi and intelligence committee are watching that closely as well. maria: we have seen terrorists coming to america through the wide open border and we've also seen chinese nationals common, military aged men which is the head of the homeland security committee says are being directed by xi jinping, we don't know where this goes next. >> we have got to be prepared. the american people needs to stand with israel and they need to clean out the terrorist mess not only at the gaza strip but iran has got to be held accountable. i think that'll be the next big items on the international agenda as well. maria: markets at the lows of the morning. we are 30 minutes away from the opening bell, the dow industrial down 210, the nasdaq and 100. >> from an investment standpoint the market is already facing an uphill battle with

i've got former georgia congressman and a veteran as well doug collins on set with me.>> good morning, good to see you. one of the things, we should take away that right now, he should go home. he can make the political speeches from tehran. two things. you and i both know this from service in iraq. for people to get a context, this is fallujah at a higher level. people need to understand that. the second part, how much is there a concern on cap toll hill as this -- capitol hill, as this moves for into gaza, how much of will hezbollah play into this. >> having a second n front is something we're worried about. we have cruise missiles coming in from yemen. syria involved, lebanon, obvious gaza. we do have goodal lies in the region but -- gule a good alliee region but having a two front war, it's inexcusable. we have a significant problem that could tip off a world war considering the number of people that iran is supporting, all kinds of countries. cheryl: you're on foreign affairs. let me ask you this. obviously we have the carrier strike group that moved into the regio

reform legislation that i was involved in putting forward along with my good friend and colleague, doug collins, related to the first step back. mike johnson supported that legislation in every iteration that was before the committee or the house of representatives. and ultimately, that criminal justice reform bill was signed into law. so, there are opportunities. that is one example of the type of common ground that the american people want us to possibly try to achieve. >> to follow up on the question about congressman bowman, many republicans when the incident initially happened, had very aggressive calls against congressman bowman. and some of them have still continued that. what's your response to some of those republicans who said that this one of the worst things to happen on capitol hill? and then, if i could also get your thoughts on a piece of legislation that lawmakers introduced to crack down on spiking organized retail theft to help law enforcement crack down on that as it's happening in new york. rep. jeffries: yeah, i haven't had the opportunity to look at the second piece of leg

maria: doug collins, your reaction? >> yes, it's got be -- maria, good morning. this is a sad day. woke up over the weekend of seeing these attacks, these brutal attacks and anybody that even wants to remotely try to justify the rape and pill ladies anyagwe've seen this, this is nt war, this is savage youly. they've got to get together in the house to be ready to support israel. this is an escalating deal especially when you get attacks from hezbollah to the north and hamas to the south. i've got go back to what tom cotton says, i have to agree with tom on this. this has been a downhill slide with the biden administration of appeasing iran in these issues over the last few years, they've just been emboldened while we'e been focused on everything else in the world, they've been building, building, building to this time. maria: mark tepper, we've been talking about the price of oil elevated, we've been talking about interest rates spiking. now you've got terrorist attacks, the resulting combat creating new risks to the geopolitical situation. your reaction? >> i would expect a lot of

maria: doug collins, i know you wanted to jump in there.ressman wenstrup a great job, exposing some of the lies around congress. >> being a doctor, a member of congress, he's not willing to accept the standard line of just do this because it's in the best interest of science. here's a doctor who looks at it and says what's the best interest for the patient and i think that's going to be the big key as we try get some sense to this. he's done a great job exposing that. the real interesting thing is they've not paid attention to him in the mainstream media. maria: we will leave it there. my apologies for brad wenstrup in the middle of his answer, he did say the people will not accept another mandate on vaccines. when we come back sam bankman-fried blaming his legal team for his company's collapse. kelly o'grady has more. >> reporter: this is the day we've been waiting for almost a year at this point. sam bankman-fried is expected to take the stand today in his own defense. yesterday we got a preview of what he might say. maria: next week on "

cheryl: that is it, liz peek, doug collins. i'll see you tomorrow.w. good monday morning stuart varney. stuart: you wake up on a monday and you see the war in israel

we had doug collins on this week and asked him why does this matter? look at kevin mccarthy, jim jordan, steve scalise, why does it matter which one is speaker? he said it is a popularity contest like running for high school class president, but this is not high school, this is the real world and they got to get it together. >> todd: no matter what network you watch or follow, results were like jim jordan dropping out. he is not dropping out. add that to the mix of confusion, we are as frustrated as you. >> carley: jim jordan up for a third vote expected today. hope this wraps up soon, it is urgent. the u.s. army is charging private travis king with several crimes after they fled to north korea. he faces eight counts, desertion and soliciting child pornography. his mother says she loves her son unconditionally and is concerned about his mental health. he's been in texas since september and has not publicly explained his action. >> todd: columbia university professor calling out anti-israel protesters on his campus while shaming the school's president f

cheryl: that is it, liz peek, doug collins. i'll see you tomorrow. "varney & company" is up right now. good monday morning stuart varney. stuart: you wake up on a monday and you see the war in israel expanding, what is happening to your money. we have a rally the dow industrial to a point of the opening bell, s&p 24, nasdaq up 100 points. maybe investors take a benign view of the fed's interest-rate decision this wednesday. maybe they're looking at history which shows stocks rising when the shooting starts. despite the work, oil has come down to the low '80s, touch 90 bucks a barrel when war loomed, now it's 84 as the shooting starts. gas has come down to it is at 349, your average on regular, diesel down another penny, $4.46. interest rates are creeping up a little, the tenure at 4.91%, maybe that is edged back a few of the gains on the nasdaq, the two year above 5%, 506 where we speak. that is the market, now the war, israel pushed deeper into gaza to encircle gaza city the central population, basic supply running very low crowds break into and loo

undersecretary of the army and first iraq war veteran patrick murphy and former georgia congressman doug collins. patrick, i come to you first because there is so much going on in the world that we are talking about war and where we are now with being able to make decisions. even if they could come together tomorrow or today and get a speaker and then both sides start to talk, republicans and democrats, your party is really divided on what to do next. in fact, some of them speaking boldly about being pro-hamas. >> i think the majority of democrats like the majority of republicans understand we have to have allies in the fight. >> harris: what about the few that are the loudest in the room? >> that's the greatness of america. a melting pot. people on the far left and right arguing. our friend is israel. >> harris: how will you convince rashida tlaib of that? she is loud. >> that's one vote of the 435. what you see is the chaos in the republican party when they can't i elect a speaker. doug and i served in the military like your father did. we have the saying when you go to range it's ready, aim,

maria: doug collins, your reaction to what you heard jim jordan of course one of the leading contendershe next speaker of the house. >> yeah, that's the first thing that republicans have got to do this week. they've got to get a speaker of the house and unfortunately i'm hearing -- i know we had reports that they're getting closer. the question is not can they get somebody out of conference. the question is can they get 218 or 217 votes on the floor. that's become a contentious point. hopefully this will shake them to realize they need to get this done because as jim said we've got to do more than just a resolution of support. we have to put other policies, monies and things toward that. it's been really concerning this morning that also holding the administration accountable, holding us accountable to make sure we are supporting and not having breaches in intelligence reports, finding out how this could have started number one but also oldin holding iran accountable as well. maria: we continue to follow the live breaking situation in israel. stay with us. (sfx: stone wheel crafting) ♪

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