of illegal immigrants crossing our border is so large that we've nowhere to hold them. >> emily: president biden vowed he'd never build one. >> there will not be another foot of wall constructed in my administration. >> emily: congressman, a massive u-turn. >> patrick: massive u-turn, much needed one. primary and sacred duty of our government is to keep our family safe at home. this is national security issue, humanitarian crisis here and in new york and elsewhere. it is about time and i think we're all thrilled they are getting the message. >> emily: talk about that, kayleigh, we have sound of just exactly what the chicago residents, how they feel about the border crisis that has affected all 50 states. watch. >> you cannot keep bringing immigrants in. the city does not have the money. you cannot track them. you want to spare them all over the city. it is unsanitary and not safe and just not right. those are just some of the voices, it is dereliction of duty and everyone is upset with how biden is handling it to the tune of 62%. >> kayleigh: the hypocrisy is oozing from the day one promise of b

emily biden did say that mosse does not speak for the palestinian people, but he did not offer support directly to those who are suffering in gaza at the state department. also gave a press briefing, and it's folks person was pressed on this by reporters. and he said the loss of life in gaza is unfortunate, but said that the responsibility lies with him. us for launching is operation. and in a sense, forcing israel in the state departments a thinking to respond in this aggressive manner also bite and did not take any questions. responding to the siege now that gaza is under also the national secured advisor, jake sullivan saying that the u. s. as in talks with israel on the potential of opening a safe passage for civilians in gaza. so he said this is just under consideration at this point. there is no timeline given also we're learning that the us secretary of state anthony blinking will be heading to israel to meet with is really officials on wednesday. okay, thanks so much for the update. heidi, you're a cash drawer in washington. they say let's stay there now. and joining us is john

bbc news shows that donald trump is edging out president biden. emilywant to break that down because there is a lot to taken. -- to take in. daniel, do you think this is a political witch hunt? daniel: i would not characterize it that way. whether or not donald trump will take the stand, the chances of his lawyer asking him to do that r0 -- are se zero. you don't want a man who is known for owing off on the stand. -- four going off on the stand. not included in this case is the fact that the overvalued -- he overvalued has properties but he undervalued the same properties for income taxes. that is not part of this case but it is in the background. if we are talking about the rest of the criminal cases, i was always told when i was in law school that you win or lose a case when you pick the jury. jury selection in these cases will be difficult. it will be hard to find anyone in the world who has not been living under a rock who does not know anything about these cases. as far as the ramifications, there are two and they apply to all of the other criminal

to think biden is cool is simply never going to happen like fetch is not going to happen. >> that is so fetch. >> gretchen, stop trying to make fetch happen. it is not going to happen. >> emilystration is one big gretchen. >> dagen: indeed. [laughter] >> dagen: you can't make joe biden cool again because he was never cool. and by the way, putting this octogenarian in sun glasses, people look at him and go, trying to cover up the fact you're sleeping, that is all they are thinking. they are spending tens of millions of dollars on online marketing to make the fetch happen. we'll get to fetch, the dog, later. this is throwing bad money after bad. >> emily: right, why not work on policies that actually work. they are right with that clip of video, there are no rules, there is coke in the white house, too. >> ben: and can't find who put it there, either. they wrote an article, biden needs to embrace his age like harrison ford. harrison can walk off a plane. and george clooney, don't put them in the same conversation. this old guy makes up words and yeah, i don't know what i'm saying. he doesn't know what mean girls are anyway. what do you think about mean girls and comparison? th

there is bigger picture here and president biden is not doing justice by not calling out iran and other bad players. >> emily: kayleigh, there is difference in word and aksz. we have verbal threats, time is up. warning of another shock wave, they say the u.s. must be held responsible. direct quotes from supreme leaders and their proxies and compare to their action as they levee brutal atrocities in proxy via hamas, hezbollah and more. you have our word and action on behalf of the president, despite his strong words, he said a terrorist group in gaza. why not say hamas and hezbollah and islamic jihad and name the entity behind him because his action embolden iran? all policy including the person nominated for ambassadorship to israel embolden iran. when will action and policy catch up to the short words he said today. >> kayleigh: great question. there were moments that were important that the president delivered and nailed it on. the moment i thought was important he personalized this for the world. many israelis go home and miss the giggle of their baby boy and think about it and reminisce upon it, many isr

now i am saying to biden, stop your hypocrisy. emily: we have been following developments from the iranian capital. reporter: iranians foreign minister made it very clear that he has been making all kinds of efforts on the diplomatic front to try and de-escalate the situation, but also bring some kind of resolution to the humanitarian crisis unfolding in gaza. the iranian foreign minister said he has spoken to the leader of hamas, as well as islamic jihad over the past 24 hours, during which, the men discussed the ongoing conflict. the two palestinian men made it clear that they understand this could be a long haul at this conflict, and there ready for the long fight. the iranian foreign minister for the first time said that iran has been receiving messages through a third party from the united states, urging the iranians to show restraint, as well as to exert their influence on the various groups lay the region for them not to escalate the situation but the foreign minister made it clear that these groups are independent of iran an act

. >> emily: they enjoyed a meeting while biden was in israel and they said it is strengthening their relationship. i want to comment on what general kellogg was saying earlier. i want to remind everyone per secretary austin's testimony, the u.s. has only had four major responses to iranian backed attack on u.s. forces out of 83. then you take that against the backdrop of john kirby on cnn now acknowledging or potentially saying for first time there were direct contact with irgc, the revolutionary guard to conduct attack on troops. is that then creating actual evidence that iran has been in direct contact with those proxies? would that turn the tide of everything we've been hearing from this administration, including we don't see iran explicitly ordered this. take that against the axios post saying administration despite public support for israel is deeply alarmed by the prospect of escalation and you put that against as well as jerry baker writes in "wall street journal," our enemies are axis of evil, they don't see triumph, they see weakend and declining west and describe with accur

as emily has laid out, the answer is yes, but hunter biden evades justice and plea deal. trump, you look, has something similarly situated been prosecuted in this manner in civil courtroom and the answer is no, there is not a victim. >> harris: we are covering from stem to stern. keep it here on "outnumbered," we're back in a moment. i'd like to take a moment to address my fellow veterans, because i know so many of you have served our country honorably. one of the benefits that we as a country give you as a veteran is the eligibility for a va loan for up to 100% of your home's value. if you need cash for your family, call newday usa. with automatic authority from the va, we can say yes when banks say no. give us a call. frustrated by skin tags? dr. scholl's has the breakthrough you've been waiting for. the first fda-cleared at-home skin tag remover clinically proven to remove skin tags safely in as little as one treatment. ah, these bills are crazy. she has no idea she's sitting on a goldmine. well she doesn't know that if she owns a life insurance policy of $100,000 or m

you create danger for yourself. >> emily: exactly the point, many americans say president biden, calling3 billion. bill melugin has taken axios to task for publishing this, the myth of open mexico border. the number as bill melugin put out 2.47 million encounters on the southern border, record totals with terror watch list and here we are, the media saying there is not an open boarder. >> tammy: people on the terror watch list have gotten away. this is what terrorist groups do. al qaeda is plotting and isis regeniating and the cia remarks that they are operating on dug routes and they are in the americas, who do you think has become coming up? this is what they do, there are cells here. the problem is, we have known it and been told to watch how many big macs donald trump eats instead. this is going to cost american lives. >> harris: i read something that says mexicans looked around and felt they were outnumbered by people coming from other parts of the world. i found that fascinating. i hope we're able to vet those people. >> kayleigh: because loss of one american life heaven forbid if

after kabul was hit, other countries were going to get their own and biden and his pentagon were not doing that. >> emilyin tenor created by this tepid relationship with israel, atrocities occurring there, it is not a battlefield, it is a massacre, it is not human. for this administration to ignore thus far the americans included and ignore our greatest ally, harken back to the state he set, it took him one month to call benjamin netanyahu. president trump called him one day after entering office and the white house said in terrible foreshadow and i think they talked about iranian threat and close consultation on iran and biden intended to strengthen cooperation with iran. lack of senate confirmed elected officials because at time of the attack, united states had no confirmed ambassador to israel, to egypt, and more, top human right envoy system for human rights and labor has been unfilled for entirety of the biden administration. not had a top middle east official in three years. whatever we hear from biden in an hour, note those in place are not in contrast to public position worthy of these atrocities

emily, do you think joe biden's trip is the right move here? >> thanks for having me jesse.ersonally, i believe that biden will be more effective from afar. there is nothing he can accomplish overseas besides distracting what's a very timely situation and draw a lot of attention on himself in doing so. but i think he knows that. listen, nobody has time for shenanigans at this point. the world has perfectly learned how to acclimate using zoom, and i'm sure that he can be just as effective in doing so. >> jesse: so he says he wants to stare in netanyahu's eyes and get a good sense of the israeli war plan? are you buying that? are you saying that he's going to muck up the works? >> the only way i justify this visit is if he was, in fact, mediating a meeting between a boss and netanyahu but we received news he's not doing that. so what exactly is your purpose in going if you're not going to try to find peace. is he going to give war advice? i don't think so. i think it's a big waste of time and a very convenient distraction. >> jesse: do you think these countries respect the pre

speaker today and turn back to the legislative work of the house. >> emily, thank you. >>> turning to the middle east and president biden set to visit the region tomorrow. sky news correspondent alaistair is in jerusalem right now. >> reporter: good morning. president biden's visit being announced here. he will meet with prime minister netanyahu and other members of the israel war cabinet and then he goes to amman where he is expected to meet with the palestinian president abbas and president el-sisi and king abdullah of jordan. this comes off the frantic 72 hours from antony blinken who did a tour of the region to make sure that what is happening in gaza does not spill out into the wider middle east. there is also discussions in other areas of the table. hostage releases, for example, we will have see if they made progress with that. one reason biden is coming here is to show solidarity for israel. >> part of the trip is solidarity. is he addressing the humanitarian crisis that is developing on both sides of the conflict? >> reporter: the humanitarian crisis in gaza is severe and it is getting worse every day they go w

emily: can i ask a follow up question, secretary austin testified to congress under biden's administration, arab's proxies have essentially attacks americans over 80 times we responded militarily four times. a stark contrast to the zero tolerance under the tram administration. what say you to that moving forward. >> can noted let these many go. if hezbollah started attacks israel and that'll kill more americans and iran finances hamas and they're mind all this and they want a war and they won't fight the state of israel and say it all the time. hike u.s. nationals and families are evacuated by sea and any means possible, really, the war on hamas is intensified and we are caught there too. our citizens, they're now aboard a cruise, some of them headed for cyprus. it's where they will have an easier time getting home. so what they're doing is transporting people, if they can get to hypha, let's get context for us here. lucas tomlin son is live for us in -- tomlinson live for us on more evacuation efforts. lieu a i want to make the point having talked with people on the ground there, getting

to talk more about the biden administration's policies, i spoke to emily harding, deputy director ofenter for strategic and international studies. i want to get your thoughts on josh paul and his reason for leaving the state department. i think he had to do what he thought was best but i would disagree with a lot of his comments. i don't think intellectual bankruptcy is the way to look at this. hamas�* attack was heinous. the us has always been a staunch supporter of israel and against terrorism in all its forms. supporting israeli to do what they felt they needed to do is important. it is important to have a debate of what the right course of action is. kudos to him for study of what he believes in, but i disagree with his opinion. but i disagree with his opinion-— but i disagree with his oinion. ., ., ~ but i disagree with his oinion. ., ., y., 4' , opinion. how do you think this is -la ed opinion. how do you think this is played out _ opinion. how do you think this is played out for _ opinion. how do you think this is played out for the _ opinion. how do you think this is played o

biden. >> kayleigh: "wall street journal" yesterday said if you could say what is happening in one sentence, latest installment in unravelling of military primeacy are called into question. >> emily: they are called into question as sean articulated because biden administration and obama administration before it. specific things we have seen as result of their policies and inaction and failures. consequences we are now seeing. let's underscore how many positions that should be -- should hold senate confirmed top-elected officials that are open and vacant. we do not have an ambassador to egypt or kuwait, we are missing delegate to usaid. represent radness we do not have. on top of lack of a speaker and on top of incompetent president that displayed it every juncture and opportunity inability to articulate condemnation of iran or a full support of israel, open border, a priority of climate change, capitulation to the far left, it is why putin invaded ukraine and china will likely invade taiwan next and now why i am fearful hezbollah is invading in that direction from lebanon to israel as we hold reports. "washington post" reported many of the terrorists -- many hostages were taken

we respond by hitting a warehouse issue biden step up and make sure this is not goinga all over the world. >> emily: i think as everyone is watching the question is what can everyone do. call your congress person. let them know in stark contrast to relationship jayapaul. call them and tell them what you want them and how you want them to representative. condemning this was australia, czec czech republic and croatia and croatia or czech republic said we should leave the un, this is unacceptable the un wants to support ceasefire and not condemning it for the hateful attacks. when we stand quiet and do not stand with the jewish people then this is what will happen. some day we'll be left with the world saying never forget instead of it stops here. >> harris: definitely. i would just add this, it will be the jews today and the rest of us tomorrow. we know that, when mishall, put out that all call three fridays ago and said get in the street and protest, we know what he meant, that was for jews and christians and soft arabs, ones who might help others or not shoot others. we are all in play here and we

biden saying he's seen dod data. the data is there, her own party acknowledges the truth, here she is yet again. >> emily: larger waste of congressional seat than hers for so many reasons, including fact she perpetuates terrible antisemitism position, doubles down on it and loves to flee when hillary asked her a question and loves to hog the mike pence to propagate the lies. "wall street journal" did excellent job of providing color how that was so damaging. just like rashida tlaib did, people ran with hamas's lie to underscore the point. we're supposed to take terrorist group at their word after they butchered babies. that is right, they don't lie. that is nonsensical to me and what the bbc, they said in print, there is no different conclusion, hard to see what else this could be talking about other than israeli airstrike or several airstrikes given size of the explosion. they are ascribing given horrific nature of it, it must be israel, that deduction had nothing to do with evidence based on their own skewed ratio that is something that emanated around the world. i'm glad ilhan omar corrected, but disappointed weste

shannon: wall street journal has this headline biden was two and forever words that emily, who now it's a wartime president for. >> they did they fleshed out his approach the ukraine conflict as well as known israel. i wholeheartedly agree for what you just said and also broadening out how it reflects ms. america and landscape think about the speech on thursday he discussed the tremendous package he not want support for amongst americans is interest interestiw the bundling but the proportion three quarters of americans support funding for the southern border they support funding for israel and only 61% support funding for ukraine till the opposite in the actual package with the majorwere the majorityg will go to ukraine, humanitarian aid and the like a lot of arguments people think you have that experience but you're not drawing on the mo of the most intelligent intellectually thoughtful and honest way to benefit what really requires a nuanced commander-in-chief approach right now. her cell phone fell because of the hill fight the battle there. right panel thank you very much of the exp

this is britain's newsroom with me, emily calvert and bev turner. >> good morning. so bidenel, the us president is there to meet the prime minister benjamin netanyahu , who biden benjamin netanyahu, who biden expressed with the expressed solidary with the people of israel and commended their bravery. we'll have more reaction to that and analysis. any minute. >> visit follows last >> his visit follows last night's deadly explosion that hit the al—ahli arab hospital in gaza overnight reported to have killed 500 people. an attack which both palestinians and israelis are blaming each other for . for. >> and in a gb news exclusive , >> and in a gb news exclusive, our reporter charlie peters has spoken to a british israeli idf officer wounded while fighting hamas terrorists in a kibbutz in southern israel right now, israel is preparing for that likely invasion of the gaza strip. >> do you think the country and the army is ready for the next phase of this war? of course you're ready to go again. >> i will go again next week after i will help inflation flat our business and economic

the house going on 15 days without a speaker, even as joe biden is promising major aid to israel. emilykins is on capitol hill. what's the latest? >> reporter: the house has just finished its second vote for speaker. and once again, jim jordan has come up short of the 217 votes he will need. this time 22 republicans, two more than last time, voted against jordan. and you saw a number of lawmakers flip their votes. you saw at least four who voted for jordan before not vote for jordan this time. but you saw two who didn't vote for jordan come back and vote for him. now republicans will have to figure out what is next? do they go to another speaker vote, take other courses of action that don't involve jordan as the nominee? republicans are going to be meeting after this vote, trying to figure out the next path forward. something that seems to be gaining a lot of momentum is getting patrick mchenry, the acting speaker, the power to pass legislation. so think of that aid to israel, that $100 billion we are expecting from the white house. and we are a month away from another shutdown. so ther

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emily, how do you think this has played out, actually, for the biden administration? supporting it has been a difficult one for the binding administration to what —— biden administration. the administration to what -- biden administration.— administration. the biden administration _ administration. the biden administration has - administration. the biden administration has been l administration. the biden i administration has been very clear about its strong support for israel, and i think that biden's visit to israel in the middle of what is in essence a war really speaks to that support. further, ithink war really speaks to that support. further, i think that the biden administration is doing the right things when it comes to asking israelis hard questions about their plans but balancing that with support. and the diplomacy that the biden administration is carrying out throughout the region speaks to a broader question as well. it is not just an israel question, it is original question.— original question. how difficult- _ original question. how difficult- because -

. >> gavin newsom is biding his time until biden time is behind us it's all about 2028. emily's list moved from hillary clinton to barack obama he got a huge base. gavin newsom knows what emily's list has for the democratic party. as he thinks about 2028, and also we have to think about this, so much for trying to bring bipartisanship to washington. the new senator will not cross the aisle and work with republicans in the senate. >> we don't know yet, don't know yet, she's barely taken office. >> jacqui: gentlemen, thank you so much. appreciate it. >> john: as nate foy was mentioning, the court in manhattan is in a recess in trump's civil case. the former president did stop to talk to the cameras on the way to lunch. listen to what he said. >> attorney general to run, murders all over the city, all over the state, a record level, epidemic, and they waste their time on this with banks that were very happy they got all their money back, they weren't defrauded, i've been defrauded with the judge that ruled that a building, that a property is worth $18 million when in fact it's wort

biden. he condemned to sat today's attack. what more did he say that sort emily and he spoke to the american public using very visceral and disturbing images evoking the violence that if this rarely military service has been inflicted on civilians there and abide. and said that the us stand squarely with israel. and he denounced the actions of her mos comparing them to the atrocities committed by i. so he also describes a phone call between himself and benjamin netanyahu, the prime minister of israel that happened earlier in the day saying that he as so told non yahoo that if the u. s. had been attacked, they that the us to would respond in a swift of the decisive and over whelming manner. and he called the attack by her mas as an act of sheer evil. we're going to should continue to stand united, supporting the people of israel, or suffering and unspeakable losses, and opposing the hatred and violence of terrorism. my team is been in their costs and communication. there is really partners, partners all across the region and the world. from the moment this crisis

emily, angling. he's a reminder of latest developments in the gaza is around us. president joe biden says him, us should be eliminated, entirely. passed a palestinian state who needs to exist, lied, and told cbs he's he's confident israel will asked within the rules of rules for the occupying dogs. that would be in the states to you and says, preserves of fuel and hospitals across scots and will only last 24 hours before they run out. each round has killed more than $2600.00 palestinians in gaza during 9 days of the strikes. another 1000 people i'm missing is around says motor has been restored. 7 areas that some kind of stand in supposed to move. i published it each time and is ro, is evacuating towns along the border with guns are ahead of his expected ground offensive into the enclave. artillery times and weapons, a gathering along the photo that's bringing out his ear is senior political analyst . my one bushera who joins us live from london. great to have you on the program. my one, we've just heard the latest public remarks from the us president saying, occupying guys, that would be a mistake. doe

the testimony emily refers to with respect to 83 attacks by iran versus four military responses by the u.s., lloyd austin under oath. biden'sn reckoning is important, note a bipartisan comment. they go for their prey. putin annexing sovereign nations, ukraine 2022 when joe biden in the white house. china salivating at taiwan and iran salivating at israel in this space on this show before. what that says, joe biden came into office and immediately suspended maximum pressure campaign president trump put on iran. leadership matters, i think he did it out of spite, not ideology. trump did it, i'll undo it and here we are. as mother of four teenagers, we got predictable letters from the woke schools already. i like fox news is showing the images, absorb them. we are getting letters, moms are talking, i don't want my kid to consume this. people have to stare at this and see sheer humanity in front of us. don't look away, we're not worried about consumption of porn by young men or girls taught how to be bulimic online. look at this, young people have to know this is out there, this is depraved conduct. idiots on other networks ask

her nba interviews like a joe biden press conference focused on men who dribble, host of hoop chat emily austin. and he's ached indian's comedian as opposed to audience's comedian, writer joe devito. brian kill me, our border is wide open to terrorists and yet somehow you stay. how is life so unfair? >> thanks for the question. exactly like i predicted. i blame joe for my intro. i'm not going to blame you. all right. couple of things, do i have to answer that question? >> greg: answer whatever you want. i'm not listening. >> italian arts aren't coming across the border. they're signing the guest book at ellis island and they come and don't know it's a museum. we come in from out. it's okay. that was the good old days saying okay, get a job if you can get a job, you can leave the ship is still out there for you. we've changed gears entirely. pete hegseth said something on fox nation about that. it's available and download it. fox nation is a great app. more on that later. >> greg: there will be no more on that later. >> how dare you. >> i looked at brooklyn story and i'm saying to myself,

emily. okay, mohammed jim, jim, thanks so much for bringing us up. to speed you as president joe biden has been speaking with him, the last hour on the on folding situation between israel and gaza. let's go to our washington dc correspondent, heidi direct castro, heidi bought and certainly didn't mince words, did he, he did not edge restraints in gaza on a phone call to be his riley prime minister. what more did he say? that's right, and we're just learning now as well. emily, that us secretary of state anthony, blinking will be the parting to engage with is really counterparts in person. this a new is just being announced by the us state department, with the blank is arrival due on thursday. this action follows just minutes after. as you said, you as president joe biden gave a very strongly worded a speech to the people of the us to the public, saying that the us stand squarely with israel. we're going to should continue to stand united, supporting the people of israel, or suffering and unspeakable losses, and opposing the hatred violence of terrorism. my team is been near caustic com

ali baptist hospital has killed at least 471, the hello, i'm emily i, when this is out to 0 live from so how so coming up us president joe biden maids is rouse prime minister of jordan council meeting with biden and several hours later at the united nations. the us veto is a resolution calling for humanitarians pause in gaza. and the stand off at egypt di support or the chips in president says he will not allow palestinians to be moved to the sign. i believe the it's a war crime, a mastercard, and a clear violation of international law. just some of the words being used to describe is round, slightest atrocity. when the people of guys, a close to 500 palestinians have been killed off to israel, carried out and as strike on a hospital in central guys. it's the single worst attack on the besieged enclave and one that is bound to rage across the region is route has blamed islamic jihad for the attack and accusation. the palestinian group denies. the attack happened just before the us president arrived in israel in a show of support to abide and said he's received information from the pentagon that backs up israel's claims. it was

>> emily, thank you very much. >>> the biden administration is drafting a foreign aid package that includesfor israel as well as other top security priorities. for more on that and the speaker voting, we go to head of pimco. what is happening in the house? any legislation that is draft wod -drafted would have go through the house. you said if jim jordan didn't get 200 votes, the speakership is over. now what? >> he didn't get 200. he just got 200 on the first round. he got fewer than that on the second round. he probably will get even less than that on the third round, becky. it seems like he really is going to take this to a place of exhaustion, just trying to, i guess, show that he really can't get the speakership. maybe just show that to himself. it doesn't seem like he is likely to get the number of votes just given the big deficit. he needs to get 217. again, he got 199 the last vote. in terms of the way forward, becky, you know, we could see other names coming from the floor. other folks being nominated for speaker which would then start the series of roll call votes again. i think th

biden's border strategy. >>> california governor gavin newsom is expected to appoint laphonza butler to the senate seat vacated after the death of dianne feinstein. butler is currently the president of emily'sal action committee. >>> and the wait is over. after five months off the air due to the writers' strike, new episodes of the late-night talk show includes "the lay show with stephen colbert" return tonight. for more download the cbs news app on your cell phone or co ected tv. w york. >>> funding fallout. a last-minute spending deal averts a government shutdown for now. nikole killion on what's in the bill and the president's message to lawmakers. >> stop playing games. >> also the battle brewing for republican house speaker kevin mccarthy to step aside. lawmakers within his own party angry he worked with democrats to pass the temporary measure. >> so be it. bring it on. let's get over with it. >>> trump on the trail before his trial. the former president expected to face a judge monday in a civil fraud trial in new york. what the outcome could mean for his business empire and political future. >>> skateboard recall. the one-wheeled models linked to at least four deaths. >>> plus, it's

her nba interviews, like a joe o biden press conference focused on men who dribble host at the hoop chat. emily austin. s and he's a comedian's comedian as opposed to audienceo au is comedian, writer and comedian joe devito. brian kilmeade you know, borde our border is wide openay to terrorists and yet somehow you stay. how how life so unfair. >> thanks for the question. exactly like i predicted, and i blame joe for my intro. i'm not going to blame you. all righdo it. r wh couple of things. do i have to answer that question? yes, you can answer wai'm not. u wanat >> i'm not listening. italian and american, italian, irish aren't seeking across the border border.they're gues.n they're signing the guestbook over at ellis island. they still come there. they don't knoeand don'w it's a. >> and we come in, come out. it's okay. that was the good old days when we used to say, okay, go get a job. if you can'tjob, get a job, youe leave. the ship is still out there for you. we've changed gears entirely. a p takes it did something on foxo nation about that. it's availableutit's aable and. you can download i

the other one, emily eye witnesses l to 0 live from so house are coming up. you as president joe biden maids is rouse prime minister of jordan council meeting with biden and several hours.

the people of goals and that was all of this was happening, emily, we heard the present, my food about is refusing to meet with joe body. joe biden. he was president, is actually in israel on wednesday, he's going to go to jordan. he jordan, he'll be meeting with you differently. the cc and with the king of deluxe of jordan in the meeting was supposed to be present by the way to boston. pablo, send you a part of these now? no, and not meeting with hearing that he's now actually on his way back from ramallah. why is that happening? we don't know. there's been no official confirmation of this, but clearly not who the boss is looking at the streets over my looking at the streets the occupied west bikes. but will these demonstrations are taking place? he's reading the mood of palestinian people on the streets and recently looking at the level of support the people of goals so. so any wrong step from him is going to cost him very dearly, politically. he's also been cooling for a ceasefire for a very long time. over since this began on up to the 7th, the us, the u. k. japan voted against the french brother, voted against a russian back

biden's vice president. she would be the very first black lesbian to openly serve in the u.s. senate. and she's currently head of emily's list and she's also somebody here in california who is known to have powerful union roots. she is a powerful union leader. so well-known for organizing and leading california to a $15 minimum wage that has been the standard here in california. what this does show, the appointment of butler does fulfill a promise that newsom made to appoint a block woman to fill that role that feinstein vacated. and this seat is empty in 2024. representative barbara lee who was just on cnn said of course she's disappointed, that she would have liked to be the black woman who newsom had appointed. but she run to run her race. and also adam schiff was running for that seat. and katie porter. so you have three powerful democrats who are running and at this point the governor's office tells us that they have not put any conditions on whether or not laphonza butler should or should not run in 2024. this appointment is without any strings attached. cnn has reached out to butler but we have not heard back fro

biden's border strategy. >>> california governor gavin newsom is expected to appoint laphonza butler to the senate seat vacated after the death of dianne feinstein. butler is currently the president of emily's list, a pro choice political action committee. >>> and the wait is over. after five months off the air due to the writers' strike, new episodes of the late-night talk shows including "the late show with stephen colbert" return tonight. for more download the cbs news app on your cell phone or connected tv. i'm matt pieper, cbs news, new york. >>> it's >>> it's monday, october 2nd, 2023. this is the "cbs morning news." shutdown showdown. congress passes a bill to keep the government open, but it's launched a fight amongst republicans. how it could cost house speaker kevin mccarthy his job. >>> trump trial. the former president says he'll be in court today to fight back against a case that's threatening some of his biggest real estate holdings. >>> and california's new senator. we are learning who will take over the seat left vacant bay -- by the late dianne feinstein. >>> good morning, and good to be with you. i'm anne-marie green. we begin with a battle brewing in our nation's capital,

emily finn reporting. officials say they have been in touch with the families of americans still unaccounted for in israel. president biden pledged to rescue every single missing u.s. citizen. and this the war between israel and hamas escalates. technology experts are busy behind the scenes trying to track down the dozens of hostages taken by hamas. they're using artificial intelligence as well as facial and voice recognition software as they comb through videos and pictures posted online by hamas terrorists. so far their work has been monumental, providing the israeli government with intelligence on the potential identification well-being and whereabouts of the missing people. but this work is in a critical race against time. >> hamas now the leading and removing videos that they have less because i end basically monitor that and we analyze those videos. >> in a new video posted monday by the armed wing of hamas, the group said that they're holding between 20250 people. >> that number is believed to include some americans, according to the white house, a hamas spokesman says some of the hostages have died during israel's

. >> emily: i hope we don't fannalize them, a monster is a monster, if that is what you are projecting up, you are a monster. we are awaiting president bidenince the terror attack on israel, we'll bring you that when it happens and keeping a close eye on the action on the house floor. stay with us. e moments that mat, to jump into the fun and join in the celebration. to help get you ready, your aspen dental team is celebrating 25 years of affordable care with an epic anniversary savings event. right now, new patients without insurance get a free full exam and x-rays. plus, everyone can get 20% off their treatment plan. but hurry, because while the season won't last, the memories you make together will. aspen dental. book today. this is american infrastructure, a prime target for cyberattacks. but the same ai-powered security that protects all of google also defends these services for everyone who lives here. ♪ i was stuck. unresolved depression symptoms were in my way. i needed more from my antidepressant. vraylar helped give it a lift. adding vraylar to an antidepressant... is clinically proven to help relieve overall depression symptoms.

for emily machado, it means a lot of adrenaline and just kind of frantic scrolling, like trying to understand the us supreme court ruled against the bidendministration plan to forgive loans to over 40 million americans, including up to $20,000 of debt for those who received a pell grant offered to low income families. >> so because i come from a low income background, growing up, i was a pell grant recipient, so i was eligible potentially to receive up to $20,000 in cancellation as opposed to the standard $10,000 cash isolation due to income thresholds that were set, which don't take into account where you're living. >> machado got nothing, and like many in her position, she's still left struggling with inflation and the overall high cost of living in the bay area. >> it's certainly overwhelmed coming out of college to a large pile of money that that needs to be taken care of. i'm just trying to get a better grasp on kind of what what i need to do. >> according to the us department of education, borrowers should log in to their federal student aid website to update any information and find out who your loan servicer is to explore repaym

biden, has approved the construction of a new section of portable in southern texas announcement comes a secretary of state, asked me blinking visits and mexico. all right, those are the headlines. i'm emily. and when we can stay to now, the studio be, i'm scripted, that's up next 50 years ago on october. the 6th, when muslims were observing remedies and jews with celebrating yom kippur. egypt and syria launched a surprise war against the powder. it is ro permit itself to get into this situation of disaster. in the 1st of a 3 part series, elgin's era explores what really happened during the 1st week of the war in october . the are highly corporate tips patients. and if you going to be a corporate of species, you calling to be picking each other up in stress each other on the side. you're gonna figure out other ways of working out. you know how we're going to cooperate it in what way my name is will store. i'm a journalist and also in my latest book, despite this game, i examine how the human does offer recognition has help shape our existence. and what happens when stakes his games. they're terribly wrong when we are thinking about comparing human behavior to what we see and of the specie

emily finn reporting. officials say they have been in touch with the families of americans still unaccounted for in israel and have been providing updates. president biden pledged to rescue every missing u.s. citizen and the president will travel to israel on wednesday to show solidarity with israel will talk about that visit coming up at 12, 30. and as the war between israel and hamas starts to escalate, technology experts are very busy behind the scenes tried to track down dozens of hostages taken by hamas using artificial intelligence as well as facial and voice recognition software. they comb through videos and pictures posted online by hamas terrorists. and so far their work has been monumental in providing the israeli government with intelligence on the potential identification well-being and whereabouts of the missing people. but this critical work is a race against time. >> hamas the leading and removing videos that they have less because i must end basically monitor that and we analyze those videos. >> in a new video posted on monday by the armed wing of hamas. the group said that they're holding between 20250 people hostage. and that number is

emily machado. it means a lot of adrenaline and just kind of frantic scrolling, like trying to understand the us supreme court ruled against the bidenistration plan to forgive loans to over 40 million americans, including up to $20,000 of debt for those who received a pell grant offered to low income families. >> so because i come from a low income background, growing up, i was a pell grant recipient, so i was eligible potentially to receive up to $20,000 in cancellation as opposed to the standard $10,000 cancellation due to income threshold ends that were set, which don't take into account where you're living. >> machado got nothing. and like many in her position, she's still left struggling with inflation and the overall high cost of living in the bay area. >> it's certainly overwhelming coming out of college to a large pile of money that that needs to be taken care of. i'm just trying to get a better grasp on kind of what what i need to do. >> according to the us department of education, borrowers should log in to their federal student aid website to update any information and find out who your loan servicer is to explore repayme

biden ticket. she has worked at airbnb and consulted in the private sector, and a democratic power house, she has been racing money for democratic women candidates through emily'surprise, but i think it's a really interesting pick by the governor. i think he really checked a lot of boxes here that, you know, gosh knows he was getting all of the lobbying the last few days over. >> it's interesting that he didn't set any preconditions. for instance, he doesn't say that she can not run for the open senate seat. after he appoints her. and there were questions about whether he'd do that, there was already a heated race for that senate seat among some pretty well known democrats in california. >> yeah, i mean, this really, i think, in some ways is the governor flexing his muscle, and exercising his independence. as you said, you had oakland congresswoman, barbara lee, a black woman in her 70s whose allies pushed hard for her to be appointed since he had made that promise on msnbc a few years ago, that it would be a black woman if dianne feinstein didn't complete her term. this is a loss for nancy pelosi. she's been a vocal supporter of l.a. congressman adam schiff wh

emily musto quickly. throughout the war in ukraine president biden is led the united states and the international community with admirable resolve it. congress must send a strong message of putin and americans continue to stand in solidarity with the people of ukraine. we are committed to supporting them as they fight bravely to defend their homeland. these simple truth is that theie battle is our battle. if they lose, americans lose. the likelihood our young men and women will be called upon to answer the freight increases dramatically. we must support our ukrainian allies. with that madam president i yield the floor. democrats and house of representatives house speaker mccarthy from the position joining us to talk about that and other issues related to the functioning of government, democrat from california. member the foreign affairs committee, thanks for joining us for quick sinks or have me on progress how'd you vote yesterday concerning speaker mccarthy and why did you do it? >> i voted with all of the other democrats. frankly, yesterday was a sad day. we have never been in this place in the history

emily: it's my understanding united states force trained with israeli forces, and the trained soldiers for the expected atrocity and attack will come to fruition. >> dagen: energy policy is foreign policy. joe biden unleashed this terror on the world enriching iran and russia. >> harris: thank you everybody for watching. please for continued coverage, keep it right here on fox. >> kill them and start a war -- it's a massacre. >> we ask from the biden administration and the sent of state blinken, to act the immediate release of all hostages. >> on behalf of my family, i'm asking the u.s. not to take a back seat. >> they start and we are going to finish, that's it. >> john: any moment now president biden will address the first time since saturday and death toll stands at 11, with more missing. hello, john roberts in washington. >> sandra: i'm sandra smith in new york, this is "america reports." the white house says the president who has mostly remained out of the public eye the past 72 hours will lay out his plan for how america will support israel as it inches closer to launching a ground invasion to eradicate hamas from the gaza strip. >> john: speech comes as several american families are furiou

emily, okay, thanks so much. well, how much i'm doing that for us? let's go now to washington day. say we're, i'm joined by on corresponding toddy. jack hester. hello. the heidi president joe biden has spoken just a matter of hours ago and he certainly didn't urge any restraint in gaza. he mentioned that uh, on a phone call to these riley prime minister, some strong words coming from the us president there. the best right, emily and the fact that he chose the small men to address the us public is also telling of just how seriously and urgently the united states is taking this situation. talking about this phone call was the 3rd one between joe biden and benjamin. now got netanyahu within these last 4 days and bite and said that he told that in yahoo that it had been the us that were attacked, that the us response would be, quote, swift, decisive and overwhelming and reported we, the president of the us did not urge restraint in israel's response, which is a departure from the normal rhetoric in these world complex to try to de escalate situations. but bite and did say that he emphasized netanyahu that democracies life thing. you as an israel are stronger when they have holes. qu

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gets back next week, biden said he was going to send his request on funding for israel next week so there is already pressure on house republicans, that's only going to amp up. >> emilygoing to bring you the latest on the with a are in the middle east. >>> plus, the consumer financial protection bureau working to prevent junk fees. we'll talk about the fight against those extra charges. >>> later, activision ceo bobby kotick will join us to talk about the breaking news of the morning, the united kingdom's competition and market authority issuing regulatory approval for that deal, paving the way for activision's deal with microsoft to go forward after what has been a long, long legal journey. stay tuned. you're watching "squawk box" and this is cnbc. (all) ♪ toooo youuuuu! ♪ (sean) i wish for the amazing new iphone 15 pro! (jason) sean! do you mean this one - the one with titanium? (sean) no way i can trade this busted up thing for one. (jason) maybe stealing wishes from the birthday boy is not your best plan -- switch to verizon and trade in any iphone and get the new iphone 15 pro on them. (sean) what!? (jason) yup, and on an amazing network (sean) and i don't have

biden's visit did. >> i guess is that you >> i guess the view is that you can't appease, you can't appease those who you harm. those who wish you harm. >> and was clear, emilyu know, that the loss every innocent life a loss of every innocent life is a tragedy. he clear about tragedy. he was clear about talking palestinian loss talking about palestinian loss of so is good. but my of life. so that is good. but my fear is that people who are entrenched against the uk that will make them even more so. >> yeah, that was very touching actually. >> we stand with you in your darkest hour. yeah, very sombre , darkest hour. yeah, very sombre, touching the right tone. >> i and actually if you were watching at home and you've been watching at home and you've been watching that particularly if you are in the jewish community email our inbox today and let pip mark how you felt pip and mark know how you felt about that and did that was it in some way i wonder whether there's some sort of healing to be moving fonnard? be had moving fonnard? >> that very much felt like >> sam that very much felt like pounng >> sam that very much felt like pouring water on pouring oil on tro