first let's get to gillian turner at the state department. jillian, there are americans in lebanon that are trapped right now. what are we hearing about the admission rations attempt to help them? >> right now the administration, sandra is not even confirming this attack. the news broke stateside about the israeli attack in beirut responsible for the deaths of 12 israeli children earlier in the week so we asked the state department about it they say they are working to confirm, they don't have a comment for us but they did say this about the conflict take a listen. >> israel has every right to defend themselves, certainly for things we just talked about from the proxies like hezbollah and it certainly faces threats that no other country does especially in that region of the world. >> so this strike you this afternoon they are scrambling to keep the conflict from tipping over into a full-scale war. officials here privately forecasting the war spread across the middle east hundreds of thousands of lives over many months. state also told us the

gillian turner at the white house. let's go to aishah hosni on capitol hill. >> good morning to you, dana and bill i'm standing in front of mark warner's office. everyone is waiting to hear from him directly after being reported on friday he was apparently rounding up a group of senate democrats to go to the white house and ask president biden to step aside. there was reportedly, dana, a meeting that was scheduled with senate democrats later on tonight. fox is now told that is not happening and dana it is not happening because details about that meeting, the planning, were leaked. still this is the first day that senate democrats are back face-to-face in the same building since the debate so expect a lot of movement and developments today. the dominoes are already falling on the other side of this complex. top democrats in the house are calling on the president to drop out. we're talking ranking members, powerful committees like jerry nadler, and others according to punch bowl. it happened during a private leadership c

i'm gillian turner in for bret baier. pipgd's path for re-election appears to be tightening. major political website says the president is losing ground in several wing states considered crucial to his bid. this comes as other voices are joining the growing chorus. urging the president to step aside. including one prominent hollywood mega donor you may have heard of. the president is trying to appear a strong and confidante commander-in-chief as he hosts the nato summit in second day today. senior white house correspondent peter doocy starts us off tonight from the north lawn. >> peter: three aides at the biden white house just received congressional subpoenas. they are not publicly well-known but around here they are seen as the gate keepers to the president. the oversight committee chairman says they are trying to figure out if president biden himself is the one discharging the duties of his office. that's something that some big biden backers aren't so sure about. >> we cannot allow the alliance to fall behind the nato alliance strong. the biden campaign taking a beating.

gillian turner, live on the north lawn, gillian. thanks. >> obama dropped missiles and they ended up hitting a kindergarten or a school. what would happen to biden? he has killed our country with his policies. the border is a disaster. if a president is afraid to act because they are worried about being indicted when they leave office. if they don't have immunity, no president is going to act. former president trump making his case for immunity. brit hume and trey gowdy former congressman from south carolina. brit, let me start with you. your thought of the impact of this ruling and what it means big picture? >> well, obviously the most immediate impact postpone any trial by under jack smith, the special prosecutor of president trump on the cases that he is bringing against him until after the election. they have got to sort out which of these acts that are alleged against a president would be considered to be official acts as opposed to private or unfinal acts. and that's got to be, as the supreme court pointed out that wasn't brie

gillian turner reports from the white house. aishah hosni is outside that democratic congressional campaign committee headquarters on capitol hill where they are coming in one-by-one. what have you got? good morning. >> good morning bill and dana. good to see you. that meeting is underway from the top of the hour. it's top secret. members aren't allowed to have cell phones in there to prevent any leaks as we've seen in the past few days lots of leaks when members start texting the press. they're trying to avoid that and allow a safe space for the members to speak. you have some republican interns from the nrcc holding a sign with a question that democrats will unfortunately for them be asking about the president, whether he is fit for office for the next four years. now, even though house democratic leadership supports the president as the next nominee, there are still nine members who publicly oppose that and even more that are questioning it. watch. >> right now i'm listening to members and see where they are. our members need

state department correspondent gillian turner reports tonight the u.s. not tipped off about the attack in iran. >> good evening to you, it turns out administration officials may have been blindsided by the assassination of hamas leader secretary of state antony blinken said today earlier this morning the u.s. was not given a heads-up on the strike and the senior officials are doubling down on those comments. >> the united states was not evolved on the attack in tehran. >> the white house insisted a hostage deal could still get done without ismail haniyeh who was hamas' chief negotiator. >> we have a team in the region and we still believe the gaps are narrow enough to be closed. we still believe the details can be hashed out. >> the escalating risk of a wider war shining a spotlight on vice president harris. her response to the crisis so far gone away and pushed from u.s. allies. after meeting one-on-one with israeli prime minister netanyahu last week she came out swinging. >> the images of dead children and desperate, hungry people fleeing for safety, s

gillian turner is working the state department beat today looking at harris's foreign policy agenda and what that might be. good morning. >> good morning, bill. the escalating tension between israel and its neighbors abroad is shining a spotlight at home on vice president kamala harris. her response so far to the crisis is garnering criticism from america's allies and record on mideast foreign policy specifically is thin. the reality already creating challenges for the white house after meeting one-on-one last week with prime minister benjamin netanyahu from israel, she said this. >> the images of dead children and desperate, hungry people fleeing to safety, sometimes displaced for the second, third or fourth time. we cannot look away in the face of these tragedies. we cannot allow ourselves to become numb to the suffering and i will not be silent. >> those comments reportedly blind-siding the israelis who said her public tone and criticism of the idf's conduct in the gaza war was unacceptable. was harris jeopardizing a potential cease-fire deal hanging in the balance? >> i think to the

gillian turner, thank you. >> bill: we have 99 days before the election in 2024.to bring in guy benson, host of the guy benson show and the ceo of blueprint strategy. welcome to the program and a good monday morning. i want to show a bunch of graphics we put together that go back in time and tell us where we think are now and doesn't it feel like forever in a day ago it was june, right? okay. back in june this is where we thought the electoral count was, trump 251, biden 241. until we get further data we'll stick with it for the moment. you need 270 to win. what's happened in the last 32 days in america. the debate june 27th. thursday night. two weeks later assassination attempt in butler, p.a. a week later biden drops and harris joins the ticket. two days later. 32 days. you can write history books forever based on the last 32 days. late on friday evening upper midwest polling. two things right now. one dead tie in michigan 49-49. margin of error is three. she leads in minnesota. he leads in wisconsin. pennsylvania tied. ignore the name biden here. we'll update t

. >> john: first to gillian turner who is live at the white house where we await the briefing and chili and some democrats say this could well be kamala harris' moment. >> they are indeed saying that. what president biden is trying to do now with his feet to the fire is it refocus attention away from his mental and physical health and instead put it on his rival former president trump. >> he's a liar. and he hasn't done a thing. he's been riding around the golf car for ten days down at mar-a-lago talking with his friends. >> biden is ignoring recent polling that shows them slipping further behind trumpet since last week's debate telling congressional democrats in that letter you mentioned today "i feel a deep obligation to the faith and the trust of the voters of the democratic party that has been placed in me to run this year. it was their decision to make, not the press, not the pundits, not the big donors, the voters and the voters alone decide to know many of the party. meanwhile new documents say that the president's advanced teams gives hidden detailed stage directions how to get

. >> ainsley: gillian turner what is the latest? >> guy mentioned the president pleaded his case on abc news friday and hosted a slurry of campaign events throughout the weekend. looks like biden doesn't have a lot to look ford to. house democrats telling axios the expletive will hit the fan on monday when people return. people are worried about their ownis races and about democracy. democrats are calling for joe biden to bow out during a listening session with hakeem jeffries. senate democrats plan to take up the same tomorrow during policy lunch. the president does not seem bothered by any of it. [indiscernible] >> president biden: yes. [indiscernible] >> biden has a big week, nato summit begins in washington tomorrow. heads of standing governments from around the world will converge here, giving biden an opportunity to turn from age and fra frailty. the president has received step-by-step direction to get from the curtain back to the podium, the president sometimes appears confused on stage. >> president biden: i did events in no

. >> ainsley: gillian turner has more from the white house. >> it is a very big day for president biden as nato summit kicks off in washington. the stakes could not be higher. he has to impress world leaders while doing major damage control with american voters, lawmakers at home, listen. >> george, i'm the guy that put nato together, no one thought i could expand if. i shut putin down, no one thought it account happen. >> putin's military not shot down, search and rescue efforts are underway in ukraine after a russian missile strike destroyed a children's hospital in kyiv the yesterday. people are left trapped beneath the rubble. that is the president's first challenge. he faces this. among democrats, there is widespread anxiety over which route would be worse, sticking with biden or trying tos to him out. >> day after the debate, i support president joe biden and democratic ticket. my position has not changed. >> your statement says you thought there was a problem. >> my statement speaks for itself. >> i support him. >> do you have concerns about joe biden? >> no comment. >> we have t

last week, extraordinary, gillian turner at the state department, do we have an administration responsethis? >> we do in a given to you in a moment you might remember this is started with a seminal moment during is really prime minister benjamin netanyahu's address to congress in which he accused the pro-hamas protesters in washington, d.c. being patsies for iran's anti-semitic regime, take a listen. >> i have a message for the protesters when the tyrants of tehran who hang gaze from cranes and murder women for not covering their hair are praising and promoting and funding you, you have officially become iran's useful idiots. >> now the reaction from senior state department and white house officials there taking issue with the likelihood irene was back in the protest that terrorize nations capital. >> we sin iranian support for protest and we understand the vast majority of protesters in america are not taking their orders from iran deemed support from iran would not go that's where it's coming from. >> on the first example we said director of national intelligence came out publicly and

. >> gillian: welcome to washington, d.c., i am gillian turner. >> great to be with you. bret baier this is "america reports" john and tend to have the day off. we will keep an eye on mar-a-lago for any news out of that meeting. now 102 days away from election day 2024, hard to believe. the trump campaign trying to spotlight vice president harrah looked dominick harris as a liberal who pushed the button administration to the left. to harris campaign is trying to set its own narrative. >> freedom ♪ ♪ freedom >> you are ultraliberal we don't want you here or anywhere. kamala you are fired get out of here you are fired. ♪ ♪ >> bret: we have complete fox team coverage karl rove and hillary vaughn and moments but first william la jeunesse live in los angeles good afternoon, william. >> good afternoon, brett. one issue she is facing his immigration and while many are quibbling about a job title of border czar there is little debate about the assignment she wat from or through central america and mexico and that did not happen. >> the overall issue which is root causes and then

debate as the commander-in-chief faces a major test at the start of the nato summit in washington gillian turnermore from the white house from this tuesday morning. gillian, good morning. >> good morning, it is a big day for president biden on the world stage, foreign leaders right now as we speak are converging on the nation's capitol for the nato summit. they are all jockeying for facetime with president biden. here at home is he facing what we all know could well be an existential crisis take a look at report out there politico this morning. lawmakers, even some with biden are harboring serious doubts about their nominee in private according to interviews with more than 30 folks on capitol hill. there is widespread anxiety over which route would be worse. sticking with biden or, instead, trying to toss him out. now, among democrats, opinions about where exactly biden's campaign should go from here, do appear split. listen. >> day after the debate and i support president joe biden, the democratic ticket. my position has not changed. >> statement said you thought there was a problem here. >> my

gillian turner joins us from the white house with the latest. morning, gillian. >> gillian: good morning you guys. calls from the president's own party escalated for him to bow out of the race despite the president pleading his case to abc news on friday and then participating in a whole flurry of campaign events across the weekend. things are not going to get much easier for the president. not a lot to look forward today with the house returning from recess. one democrat reportedly telling axios, quote: the explicative is going to hit the fan monday when congress returns. people are scared about their own races but they are also worried about the country and about democracy four more democrats privately called for biden to bow out during a listening session with leader hakeem jeffries bringing a total we now know about calling to step adecide nine. those new four are reps jerry nadler, mark t takano and joe mi and adam smith. now, the president though doesn't seen outwardly bothered by the criticism. take a listen. >> did i events in north caro

. >> bill: gillian turner from the white house. >> dana: president biden hitting the campaign trail yesterday in the vital state of pennsylvania. our next guest pennsylvania senator john fetterman offered his strong endorsement. i have to tell you, sir, everyone should have a friend like you because i think about people who look to you for your support of israel, stalwart. you are a loyal person and i admire it so much. do you think, though, this is dealing in reality with what the situation is? thank goodness you recovered from your stroke and people can recover from strokes. but recovering from the effects of age is not necessarily the same thing. yet you still think that this will quiet down and democrats will rally behind joe biden? >> yeah. thank you for your nice words. yeah, and i have actually have disagreed with the president on israel. i've been on your network to talk about that. and so i can disagree with joe biden, but i do agree with joe biden that he is going to be the right guy in this cycle and yeah, he didn't have a great debate. he says that. i didn't have a great debate ba

. >> i'm gillian turner great to be with you, brett. don and sandra have the day off today this is "america reports." nation's now still reeling from yesterday's violence from opposing the d.c. visit although vice president harris condemned what she called "despicable acts" by the protesters she stops short of calling for the prosecution of those responsible for threa jews in a speech last. they are calling on the doj to drop the hammer. >> bret: florida republican congressman byron donalds joins us with no reaction in moments but we begin with white house correspondent peter doocy live from the north long. peter, is this how a copresidency vice president harris seems to be taking kind of a lead on foreign policy. >> based on what they let us see, brett, it kind of looks like that because they had a separate netanyahu meetings at the white house yesterday but harris, the vice president, is the only one who actually briefed us afterwards. >> i also expressed with the prime minister my serious concern about the scale of human suffering in

i'm gillian turner in for john roberts out of washington today, as we are waiting for that white houseriefing. democratic wheels are spinning coast-to-coast. as sandra mentioned a m a month, lloyd doggett from texas the first democrat to call on biden to withdraw from the race. and democratic governors held a call yesterday to discuss the campaign way forward. sources say there weren't serious talks about biden stepping aside, that it was a major gripe session. the president is now set to meet with those governors in person at the white house tomorrow. >> sandra: boy, oh, boy, will that be interesting. this is a brand-new poll reveals 75% of voters believe that democrats has a better chance of winning the white house with someone else. but the biden campaign is still insisting he will remain on the ticket. >> other actual discussions happening with the people who are raising the concerns? because it's a voters raising concerns but more and more we are seeing lawmakers. >> there are not discussions. president biden is staying in his race. >> so this is not being addressed at all? to get

gillian turner has more. >> reporter: hi, neil.s lashing out today in the wake of the supreme court ruling giving president trump partial immunity and the president's allies are closing ranks tightly in the wake of more calls for the president himself to step down. but in response to more people today calling for the commander in chief to take himself out of the race, take a listen to what allies are saying. >> i don't regret my endorsement because donald trump is an existential threat to this country. >> felons aren't welcome in the u.s. armed forces why would we want one as our commander in chief. >> reporter: even the secretary of state normally tight-lipped on politics went on defense for the president. listen. >> what the world knows, the world has experienced over three-and-a-half years, not one night, is exactly the kind of leadership that he's brought to bear. >> reporter: the president's inner circle huddled to camp david over the weekend reportedly telling him he's the only democrat who can beat trump in 2024. but biden h

washington pressed colonists and american enterprise institute marc thiessen, and correspondent gillian turnerfirst of all, start with you, because the president will be in dearborn, michigan, the same high school he was at four years ago for a campaign event at the same time, the mayor of dearborn has joined the chorus of voices saying he should drop out. here is what the rc keep pulling out of averages today in michigan. he stands at 46%, joe biden at 45.4, this time on this day years ago joe biden was ahead by ten points, 54.4 and eventually won the state by 3%, so there was a seven-point swing, which at this point if you use the math means that michigan belongs to trump. >> it sure does, and here's the thing, what everyone on the political stage in washington is calculating its electoral college votes, john. and right now, as someone put it to me today, president biden will have to get a royal flush to find a way to win it, and a royal flush would require that he win michigan where his campaigning as well as wisconsin and pennsylvania. the so-called blue wall. but other than that, right no

gillian turner in washington. ♪ ♪ >> laura: good evening, everyone. i'm laura ingraham.s is the ingraham angle from washington tonight. schumer now signaling he may be in to dumping joe biden. the details in moments. plus,. >> you know that moment when you look into somebody's eyes and you can feel them staring into your soul and the whole world goes quiet? >> yes. >> well, i don't. >> laura: hollywood doesn't want to renew the biden series it turns out. we will have analysis. and is new york now in play? shocking new democrat polls showing the g.o.p. gaining steam. >> i believe that we can win new york state. we have levels of -- we have levels of support that nobody has seen before. look at this. >> laura: speaker night on the angle. the current and two former speakers of the house my angle in moments. but, first. >> ridin' with biden. >> ridin' with biden. >> was there conversation with vice president kamala harris. >> i'm ridin' with joe. >> as i said before, i'm with joe. i'm with joe. i'm with joe. >> matter is closed. >> laura: the matter is closed. not so fast. t

because they could come a sander i'm gillian turner out of washington, john roberts is off today this is "america reports." any moment now president biden will hold a high-stakes meeting with benjamin netanyahu this coming of course at a moment when their relationship has been especially rocky over the war in gaza end. >> sandra: it appears we are seeing the arrival of the israeli prime minister benjamin netanyahu at the white house as we speak as we topped a brand-new hour here. we will continue to watch that as we do know we are also at the white house expecting a press briefing as a republican sadie presidents oval office address last night failed to ease concerns about his health after being forced out of the 2024 race. the israeli prime minister, gillian, has entered the white house. >> gillian: has entered the building with fox team coverage right now, former secretary of state mike pompeo is standing by, jennifer griffin on the latest instance of u.s. enemies testing the biden administration. >> sandra: first peter doocy live at the white house a busy day yesterday, peter. was

i'm judge jeanine pirro along with a richard fowler, johnny joey jones, gillian turner, and tom shillue's 5:00 in new york city, and this is "the five." ♪ ♪ the joe must go is bursting. president biden is reportedly giving serious consideration to whether he should drop out of the race. according to "the new york times," "joe told a key ally that he knows he may not be able to salvage his candidacy if he cannot convince the public in the coming days that he is up for the job after a disastrous debate performance last week. joe biden will soon be sitting down for a taped interview with abcs george stephanopoulos, and get this, sources say it's only going to last 15 minutes. he will also hit two swing states, campaigning in wisconsin on friday and philadelphia and pennsylvania on sunday. president biden saying on a conference call today, "i am running. i am the leader of the democratic party. no one is pushing me out. i've been knocked down before and counted out my whole life. when you get knocked down, you get back up." he should try telling that to 80% of americans who believe that bid