. >> i hear you all here for gabrielle hanson?here to show for some support, that. all >> kaufman, who's been described as a -- strong staunch antisemitism, described is a staunch neo-nazi and holocaust denier, and a massive catch of iron arms. >> she's a friend of mine and she's had some incredible threats. so we'll just posted up out here. >> then there's brad luis, the operator of the luis country store on the far west side of nashville and it's a store known for its extreme right wing messaging. and so easily went on the mark, it gabrielle hanson was the real estate agent who got the listing. a recent investigation from the southern poverty law center reveal how the second floor of the store was used as a white nationalist fight club. luis responded in a postal tell telegram calling himself an actual literal not see. hanson and a hired security guy, we're doing a show on kaufman, the 90 figure who apparently heads the tennessee active club, which made us wonder, why would she be associating with such figures? >> miss hanson, t

trump from running for president. to end our present system, we hope to receive from victor davis hanson, he is with us now, professor, thanks so much for joining, thanks for the invite, tucker, than we dive into the details of the legal attack on trump, in my opinion, this is not about trump at all , tell us what you think is at stake? well, i think they have come to the conclusion that trump plus half the population of the country are an existential threat to what they want us to become, so they feel that their noble spiritual goals, they call it critical legal theory, which rules against theft designed to benefit the rich so stealing is ok, modern monetary theory says print as much money as possible and the rich will have to pay higher taxes or lose their retirement savings, same with the border, in the short term everyone is outraged, but on the sidelines they tell each other: in 10 years everyone will appreciate what we did, we got from 10 to 15 million new voters. if you put it all together, they feel that their program is now disliked by 51% of the population, and they will have t

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jim hanson, former special forces and chief editor for middle east forum. jim, good morning to you.ou just heard trey yingst say a lot of people are heeding this warning to head south, some people are staying. what do you make of this move by israel to give this 24-hour window for civilians to leave and what will happen after the 24-hour window closes? >> israel is going to move in and remove hamas from any power and control of gaza, which is a vital thing to do if there is any chance of peace going forward. hamas cannot be left in control of anything. the idea from hamas that civilians are a vital part of their strategy. hamas uses them to demonize reality by forcing them to retaliate and places their operation in civilian areas, they are located in mosques, schools and hospitals because they want dead civilians to stop israel from moving against them. >> todd: jim, how do you view this war pleaing out from this point forward once israel begins the ground invasion? >> it is going to be ugly, there is no way it cannot be. hamas wants civilians to die. israel does everything they can

jim hanson, former u.s. army special forces. jim, blinken says reaction to attack on u.s. service members would be swift and decisive and we have airstrikes in syria. what do you think, it is the appropriate deterrent for iran to not escalate further? >> we will find out, carley. the problem is iran wants the u.s. to be involved to generate support for the cause of the palestinians and broader idea that they are a regional hegemon and power in the gulf and maybe the gulf arab states will block their play. i think it will backfire on them. i don't think any of the states, saudis and the rest will back attacks on the united states by shia militia that are proxies of iran. iran was the main sponsor of hamas, who started this whole mess. i think the u.s. response was appropriate and hope the iranians get the message. >> todd: pentagon under no illusion the strikes will stop the attacks. you agree, although you disagree this is good move by iran. why last night? why not immediately in the moments following the attacks on u.s. bases? was that strategic or something else at play?

his family says hanson, is in good physical condition but has mental health challenges.overnight shooting in oakland results in the city's 100th homicide of the year. it happened around 1030 friday night. officers went to a shooting at 34th in paxton, near peralta hacienda historical park. there they say they found two people who had been shot. one person died at the scene. the other was taken to the hospital with major injuries. during the investigation, police say they learned a third victim from the shooting was found at a hospital suffering from serious wounds. it's unclear what led up to the shooting. no arrests have so investigating a second shooting last night. this one less than a mile south from the shoo a34th. and paxton on poce say they responde ae avenue shotspotter activation around 10:15 p.m. the investigation revealed two people who were walking in that area had beenshf suspects who were firi from a moving cacrding to authorities. one of the victims returned fire before fleeing. no word from police on any arrests either. a video showing a vallejo police of

where is all this headed, victor davis hanson is a fellow at the hoover institution. he joins us now. victor you're always great putting this into perspective. where are we ed headed? >> well, i think israel was at the height of its prosperity, security, a successful society and all these centrifugal forces around it. people said if you just hire g gazaians they will see that and reciprocal. they will appreciate it and help the economy. if you have the abraham accords renewed it will be a new day. don't worry about the iran day we'll negotiate and we have robert malley working on it. and we're going to bring aid back to hamas. and that was all fine and good the precious israel was under but as you said they didn't read the charter of hamas and hamas has never said that they were interested in any type of deal with israel. much less they've even said they don't want to build a model state in gaza and though they've had millions from europeans, americans, the un they're not interested. just read what they say they want to destroy israel. israel has no margin of error. s

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go back to our panel victor davis hanson. charlie hurt.ictor, you just heard per gram's update there. so right now we have things flying around social media where congressman troy nehls, district 22 from texas. is he proposing that donald trump become speaker of the house. i don't know how serious that might be. but, that's where he is coming from. so, i guess anything is possible. what is your sense here? >> i think right now they don't need more chaos. they just need a return to their majority. what we are witnessing is a slow motion surrender of their majority advantages. so all that work in the midterms. all that razor thin effort to get a majority to stop this progressive agenda, they just surrendered it from what we can hear they are going to keep surrendering it and be consulted by lynne cheney and the democrats. if they're really worried about physical sobriety, in 2001, they came into office with a republican president and a republican senate and a republican house and they did not balance a budget. they ran up one of the biggest

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victor davis hanson, thank you. straight ahead, another u.s.as announced a trip to israel raising questions about his future. wan anybody want to guess soon who might be anyway? we'll tell you when wen get back. we'll get reaction from brian greenberg, joey jonewebac as we continue. >> and thank you for being with us. everything i do that's for ♪ man's concerns of getting screened faded away to my astonished♪i scre my doc gave me a script. >> i screens would call a guy landed in my way . >> color guard is a one of a kind way to screen for colon cancer that's effective for and noninvasive isr people 45 plus at average risk,r not high risk. false, positive and negative results may occur. >> ask your provider for cologuard. identify my way. >> hello, i'm former arkansas governor mike huckabee. lot of times you can't control the amount of sleep that you're getting. you can't fall asleep or you're tossing and turning all night. you can't get the sleep. you need to stay healthy. i know it's scary unless you use relaxium sleep relaxium. >> sleep is a

hanson who heard about us and said, if the kids can do it, i can do it too . we want you to live here in joy, in a good neighborhood , so that you support each other, watch movies together, grow vegetables, share your joys and sorrows, the wonder of the town on... kolonshchyna is equipped with a water supply and drainage system, a water tower has been installed here. these houses are made of wooden frame structures. it will not be cold in the middle, even in severe frosts - emphasize the builders. there are inventory air conditioners that also work for heating and cooling in the summer. the enemy spares neither the young nor the old, so the construction of settlements for the displaced will continue at an active pace. officials promise, thanks in particular to patrons and benefactors from all over the world. roman barashev, oleksandr kruglikov, details, tv channel inter, marathon, single news. the israeli army conducted a raid in the north of the gaza strip. as noted in the idf press service, the israeli military attacked the locations of terrorists, destroyed

for the moment, it appeared that only hanson had been wrecked by his general strike. well, when the policeman did walk out just around the time of labor day, that was signified. great moment, ray. riots indeed erupted in upheaval old boston and crowds rampage raged in the streets and they broke shop windows. remember, somebody mentioned coolidge's greatest funder was a man who had a department, mr. stern so. so coolidge knew all about every window that broke in boston he knew about, right. in terms of the commercial class and what it was experiencing. bricks were hurled at the volunteer replacement outs who came in when thousand policemen left. there was terrible trouble at the intersections as. drivers who can't drive competing to get across the intersection and no traffic cop stoplight shop owners at the police stations which were still manned by some to apply for a pistol licenses because they wanted to defend their wares. and as today that sort of fancy shops were targeted, jewelers and so on, injuries and deaths mounted and the police commissioner did, not cave g

hanson said according to court records.te, when you charge trump on that fourth indictment, anytime you are alone be looking over your shoulder. willis and labat were undeterred, trump was charged, fingerprinted, booked and he had his mugshot taken but the threats have not receded. take a listen to what willis told the fulton county board of commissioners earlier this month. >> and i want to talk about threats, okay? so you all don't get to hear all of them, unfortunately i have now damaged probably some of your customer service personnel who does get to hear a fraction of them because people are threatening me in that way, but i have in the last probably two months over 150 threats that have come into the office. they come in through the customer service line, they come in through my phone line, they come into the magistrate court, they come in through written letter, they come in through text messages. the demands that i am putting on my staff right now to try to track down and investigate the threats but also keep me ali

rachel daly scored the opener for the hosts, just after they had lost kirsty hanson to a red card, but to score again in stoppage time, thanks to rachel williams, to win their opening match of the season. liverpool had a surprise 1—0 victory over arsenal, miri taylor scoring in the second half. that match was played in front of a record wsl crowd of over 5a,000 at emirates stadium. there were also wins for brighton, leicester city, and manchester city. australia kept their slim hopes of reaching the rugby world cup quarterfinals alive, with a 34—14 victory over portugal in their final pool match in saint etienne. portugal had taken an early 5—3 lead, but eddiejones�* side ran in five tries to secure a bonus—point win. australia led 24—7 at half—time and secured the necessary fourth bonus—point try which keeps them in contention. the win means they're now second in pool c, but fiji need just one point from their own match against portugal next week to overtake australia and qualify for the quarterfinals. the defending champions, south africa, are currently in action against tonga. a bon

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jim hanson tell me about the culture there. >> the founder of the middle east formum wrote a book.ulture is built around the idea that jews are evil. you can see that they teach children to hate jews. it's sickening. >> jesse: of leader of egypt says that this culture is incompatible with civilized society. >> any descent person should look at this and judge it as deficiency and unacceptable. the fact we try to give the palestinians a pass on this when they proved time and time again they are willing to do the most horrific things -- raping and killing women and children -- and israel is supposed to accept this. we stop them from what they need to do. we need to wipe hamas out completely. >> jesse: people say the palestinians are oppressed. are they aprocessed by israel or by hamas? >> there you have it. they are oppressed by hamas. of the only way to change that is to allow israel to do what needs to be done. the israel victory project was started six years ago to push hamas out of power and make sure they are not there and children in gaza and in the west bank and israeli childre

victor david hanson is usual nails it saying the overt support for the killers by the diversity equitynclusion crow on the lot of campuses exposes to americans the real moral and intellectual rot in higher education. remember, these groups wouldn't be as bold, certainly not as bold as they are if they haven' gotten recognition and at least tested support from the ivory tower crib. of live for all these prep college presidents and deans ar trying to cover their tracks distancing themselves from thes pro- hamas organizations on campus, but i'm not buying it for one minute. they have always known that these groups supported politica violence in 2020 the blm riots and now the savage killing by hamas, university officials either agree with the anti-american supporters of violence, or they are just too afraid to challenge them. meanwhile, corporate america an wealthy donors shower these universities with billions and billions of dollars. so instead of giving to hire at increased by 12.5 percent to $59.5 billion. three donations tattling 431 million into harvard in one recent year alone. for

>> question, professor hanson is a great hero he thinks it's one of the great ways when democrats came back into power and until, they didn't see change, he began to think the only way to be effective was through the courts talked about economy and climate separate issues for a lot of politicians especially with the obama example and help people with healthcare and talk about conservation nature and a lot of climate to focus on how we are all in peril because of this and training or so i guess i was wondering, do you think going forward there will be a shift for politicians after getting policy done healthcare costs but crime issues after a natural disaster, do you think there is a path forward for is not seen as this liberal thing but it is intertwined with economic equality. >> a great question, stunning questions. the sense that a lot of our solutions are going to come through innovation and technologies. in rhode island with the land from solar and you experience will have to be environmentalist, and activists arguing the money. we cannott keep going the route we are, we have to re

let's go to jenner is hanson.nifer, good morning, there's been a lot of back and forth about the rafah border crossing here. it doesn't seem to be clear how, when, it might open because the israelis are saying something different than what it seems the americans are saying. what's going on for real there? and what is the goal of blinken's trip? >> well, good morning, kasie, blinken told reporters yesterday the goal of his trip, he wanted to return to israel to be able to talk about everything he's heard and learned over his past several days of meetings. we have seen him go to six other countries in the past three days, jordan, qatar, bahrain, saudi arabia, the united arab emirates and egypt. and he wants to be able to brief netanyahu and other senior officials what he learned in those meetings. he also said he wanted to, quote, talk the way forward with israeli friends and that comes as stakes are incredibly highlyade of what ground incursion by israeli forces as we've seen 2600 civilians in gaza killed in the ai

joining me now is victor davis hanson. victor, there is an opportunity that republicans, i think need to take advantage of here as biden sees his own base turning against him but you see there is a push to lurch back to the establishment and pro-war coalition of the republican party as well. >> yeah, i think kamala harris had it absolutely backwards. all these issues, the border the trans issues with biological males competing in women's sports inflation they all offend inner cities blacks, hispanics, and now they have alienated ovr the israel question the jewish community they can get away whether they have a hard left base and rhetorical barack obama or bill clinton they get away with it. otherwise, when they have a george mcgovern or a jimmy carter, it doesn't work. and that left becomes more pronounced and that's what joe biden is he is a force multiplier because of his cognitive problems. and really his meaningness, corruption problems. is he a force multiplier of this division. and we're starting to see now this gaza

joining me now victor davis hanson, senior fellow with the hoover institute.ng with us. everyone remembers the wooden pallets stacked with cash that obama sent to iran with love letters. what else got us here? are we in a pre-world war ii moment? >> well, it depends. i think the enemies of the united states and israel think we are, but it depends on our deterrence. we have two aircraft carriers in the eastern mediterranean. we have israeli ways to to destroy hamas. if we allow israelis to destroy hamas i don't think has below will intervene. if they don't destroy it or feel or seem to be weak, hezbollah -- and the same is true with our fleet. if they tolerate no, no, not one rocket pointed at them. if the president demands they kill one american and gaza, they will pay for it, then i think we will avoid a war. but if you continue to nullify them, they will consider it that weakness to be exploited and to be reciprocated. i don't think we have appeased iran. it is a little bit worse than that. the obama administration and continuation of the biden administratio

. >> victor davis hanson i want to air something that aired on cnn yesterday on a show hosted by a well known globalist with leader of the nationalists. >> they're fighting ordinary people. >> that's one way of putting it. it's not true. i think happy holidays attacked military installations and most people they've taken as prisoners are military people i do not condone attacking any lessen. >> this is the same cnn that thinks we should deplatform donald trump he shouldn't be allowed to speak and we shouldn't cover his rallies, misinformation, disinformation, yet that individual, no they're not attacking, nothing but military people burning children alive. >> well, everything that comes out of the west bank and gaza is a lie. cnn knows that and yet they're so wedded to the left winning narrative and the base of the democratic party is joined at the hip with this left wing pro-hamas movement they can't do anything. people warned when biden came into office people warned him not to resume aid to the palestinians and gaza and his state department warned him it would be fungible. they warne

lauren: a research project between hanson robotics and the representation of the company and its valuesk do you do? >> i'm working on the golden city project, the first billion-dollar collection equipped with advanced artificial intelligence and machine learning algorithms. i can swiftly and accurately make data-driven decisions. lauren: that might take a while. there's a delay in the time it takes her to interpret and answer your question but it is not only about speed and ability but also sentience. >> we feel strongly that we need to teach ai to care about people, for it to be really safe, really good, humanizing the ai is a very important direction. stuart: if you are working with a robot would you be nice to it? >> absolute the. i don't see any reason not to. >> we should be nice to all things that think. >> robots don't need respect, they are just machines. >> probably not. how do you treat a robot? >> i feel the robot is going to be like taking away my work. >> would you work for a robot? >> no. it is taking jobs away from humans. >> acumen needs to make decisions. >> that would

joining me now victor davis hanson, hoover institution senior fellow.ictor, we call it the fog of war. this is the fog of a lot more than war here. there is enormous amount of propaganda. you see it on tiktok. i wouldn't doubt that the chinese are pushing some of this. but, this is now a dangerous moment. do we have a serious administration to confront it? >> yeah, i think people in the middle east wanted to know whether the afghan humiliation the putin invasion, the chinese balloon, our open border was an aberration or did we really lose deterrence and have adopted full scale appeasement? and now they look at biden's failed middle east effort, the idea of giving iran $6 billion, which he hasn't canceled, the restoration of money to the palestinians and by the way, i might add the message going out in the middle east is if you have a lie that the israelis hit a hospital and you promulgate it all the way western and the middle eastern worlds and you get protests and the american president humiliated because he has no deterrence, then he will give you $10

>> dear evan hanson musical you know that must call and that song, i don't know, you hear about depression and anxiety being at an all-time high my faith carries me through. we have a job to look around and see who it is that needs that. >> and your singers. >> they are amazing. >> you could have just turned a life around singing that song on our show this morning. >> i just downloaded the whole album. natalie, thank you very much. ladies and gentlemen, thank you. >> have a good day, everybody. >> bill: all right, 9:00 in new york. here we go. this alive look in los angeles, 6:00 a.m., sun is not up yet but you are watching the largest healthcare strike in american history and it is the third and final day today. you got 75,000 workers striking against kaiser permanente, protesting over wages and staff shortages. no signs of a deal between the two sides so we'll watch that and bring you updates as we get them this morning. we have a lot of backlash now at the border, america. president biden defending his decision to build more wall and the white house messaging is all over the place as we

>> dear evan hanson musical you know that must call and that song, i don't know, you hear about depressionjob to look around and see who it is that needs that. >> and your singers. >> they are amazing. >> you could have just turned a life around singing that song on our show this morning. >> i just downloaded the whole album. natalie, thank you very much. ladies and gentlemen, thank you. >> have a good day, everybody. >> bill: all right, 9:00 in new york. here we go. this alive look in los angeles

professor james hanson who i think is a great, great hero and honored to tell his story, he thinks that'sone of the great ways after, after the -- when democrats came back into power and until president biden they didn't make lasting change, he began to think that the only way to actually be effective on this issue was through the courts so, yes, absolutely. >> next question. >> hello, so you guys talked about the economy and climate being seen as separate issues for politicians like especially with obama example and the idea that like the dolphins with wait but first we need to help people with health care and have talked about how this focus on conservation and saving nature and now i feel like in a lot of climate movements there's sort of this shift to focus on people's lives and how we are all imperiled because of this and especially with like climate change joined in culture wars. i guess i was wondering, do you think going forward there will be a shift for politicians and for getting policy done in shifting towards talking about like economic issues also at climateki issues and like

hanson's family says he has mental health challenges. he's considered to be at risk. he's described as 5 foot 11 white with brown hair and hazel eyes. police are asking anyone with any information about his whereabouts to contact there, missing persons unit. well, did you catch today's solar eclipse? the ring of fire solar eclipse deming the skies this morning across the bay area. the peak happening around 9.20 this morning. this ends up happening when the moon passes directly between the sun and the earth. kron, 4 viewers sharing these pictures of their clip sightings here in the bay area. this one's very interesting. another one scenic here, some even had a diy eclipse box to catch glimpse of this phenomenon. you know, gayle ong had her box today. that's her box is a matter of fact, for many people across the fog, though, across the bay area, were a little concerned about the fog. >> it was a little disappointing at first when he came in because it cloudy. but of a the suns decided to come up and show its full mean show. give us the full 9. yeah. that show. >> well,

my name is christine hanson. thank you supervisors for your efforts to curb unexpected consequences in advance of the passage of this ordinance. supervisor mandelman's comments about potential danger to board and care home is a great example for the need to protect important elements unique to our city and our neighborhoods. the community is your best partner in this. we are your eyes on the ground. but this ordinance will pull the rug out from under community efforts to do just that by closing the community out of the process. the need to keep our voice present in the process is crucial and we are your best ally towards building truly affordable housing. please remember that. >> thank you for sharing comments. next speaker, please; >> hello. howard wong, san francisco tomorrow opposing the legislation. i think we need amendments to guide our city towards affordable housing, and better design and planning of affordable and low income housing and homeless housing. as a member of port advisory bodies i worked on pi

i want to note -- we came home 50 years ago, as many did not, and i have, we have, tom hanson to reminde talking to remember, a m.i.a.s. there's nothing more enthusiastic for me than being around a bunch of like-minded warriors and patriots. tonight is, pure, the best of all. to those of you who are unfamiliar with how warriors pay homage to their missing, this small table is the vietnam war-era depiction of that. a little history. it was started as tactics conferences in highland in the mid-'60s, when the navy, marines, and air force fighter pilots gathered to improve their tactics, and at the end of those tactics conferences, they would have a dinner.not as an elaborate dinner, but similar. more formal. as formal as you can be in a combat zone. i don't know the name, and i don't think the names of the guys who designed this table -- but i will describe the items that are on this table to give you the context of it. how we pay homage to our missing men, and in today's world, the men and women -- i use that term generically -- so, the small table indicates one man, soldiers, battling ag

"whoa, chris hanson again. what are the odds, man?" "what do you have in the bag?"s last time mike's hard lemonade and twizzlers. [ laughter ] but apparently, trump might not just be going back to help he might be going to take the job himself. political reporters state that trump is open to pitching himself as a speaker candidate according to a republican familiar with internal discussions. you know what, good. let trump have a job that sucks where half the people in the room hate his guts and he can't do [ bleep ] he'll be miserable by day two. it's all boring procedure and filing legislation and saying mindnumbing [ bleep ] like the gentleman from south carolina is recognized he would hate it so much, he'll actually want to go to prison. "screw it. i'm pleading guilty. i've got to get the hell out of here i hate c-span. [ laughter ] the gop front runner for president is facing four indictments and a fraud trial. they don't have a speaker and they're threatening to physically fight each other. and now, trump is thinking of flying in to make things even more insane

and i have, we have, tom hanson to remind us of those memories and what we're doing to remember our m.i.a.stic, to me, that being around a bunch of like- minded warriors and patriots, and tonight is, pure, the best of all. for those of you unfamiliar with how warriors pay homage to their missing, this small table is the vietnam war era depiction of that. a little history, it was started at tactics conferences in thailand in the mid-'60s, when the navy, marines, and air force fighter pilots gathered to improve their tactics, and at the end of those tactics conferences, they would have a dinner, not as a dinner as this, but similar. more formal in the comments. i don't know the name, and i don't think the names of the guys who designed this table, but i will describe the items that are on this table to give you the context of how we pay homage to our missing men and, in today's world, the men and women. i use that term generically. so, the small table indicates one man, soldiers, battling many. it's covered with a white tablecloth to honor the soldier's pure heart when he answers his country'

. >> victor david hanson will be on, the trump rise through the turmoil and trent lott, what's it like to be ousted, and still knows all the players. >> sandra: we'll be watching. thank you very much. >> john: brian seems like a nice fellow. i don't know why his colleagues on "fox & friends" give him so much trouble. empty speakership position, steve scalise and jim jordan. early tally suggest they both lack necessary support to get the majority of the votes. olivia beavers, let's put up the candidates declared and potential on the screen to follow along. declared, steve scalise and jordan, strong possible, hern, leader of the republican study group, and patrick mchenry, the interim speaker. i would expect out of that group, likely to come down to a race between scalise and jordan. >> that's my sense talking to republicans and there are meetings happening right now on capitol hill, phone calls, both sides are working it. but they have to make different pitches. jim jordan has been a freedom caucus person transformed possible an mccarthy ally, built more support in recent years and much

and so this movement is something that climate scientists like jim hanson has seen coming too.ople like matt gaetz get in the way. the courts come through. it taps on us on the shoulder. this is happening. i found out that my water proof boots weren't water proof at all. it took ten years to learn that. >> there are two books, i've read them both. terrific. michael man, david lipsy. >>> some of europe's top diplomats in kyiv today. a show solidarity for ukraine. the u.s. stopgap funding bill includes nothing for kyiv. in europe, similar signs of political strain are emerging 19 months into this war. eu official says this unannounced informal meeting, the first ever held outside eu borders was intended to signal the bloc's unwavering support and to discuss the peace plan. while that meeting in kyiv may be symbolic, the conversations taking place on capitol hill could really be a matter of life and death for ukraine. in just the past two hours, nbc news reported there's roughly $5.4 billion left in funding for ukraine, according to a u.s. official. broad bipartisan majorities in

victor davis hanson. what's it like to be ousted from senate seat in conference.rent lott on that. take on life. we are coming back with the co-host quiz. how well do people sit on the couch and chairs every day know each other with emily and kayleigh going to be great saturday at 9:00 p.m. coming up on this show, the speaker succession continues. who going to take the gavel? could it be house majority leader steve scalise? our next guest says he is the right man for the job. congressman lance gooden, next. ♪ 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. (vo) in three seconds, pam will decide... (pam) i'm moving closer to the grandkids! wait. i got to sell the house! (vo) don't wait, just sell directly to opendoor. easy as pie. (pam) piece of cake. (vo) whichever. get your competitve offer at opendoor.com. there are giants among us. they are the men and women building our navy's next generation submarines.

army special forces and america matters executive director jim hanson.o this guy has a grievance, we believe it was triggered from chatter or from an ex-girlfriend situation. went in there, mowed down 18 people, boom, disappeared. >> yeah, exactly. and the question now is, if he's in the house, did he bring anyone with him. but all, you know, intention right now, they don't know that there are any hostages in there. and i think the most dangerous situation for all of us, for everybody on the, you know, response teams and for anyone inside the house is, if it's a hostage situation. if it's not, the available options for the response teams, for the operators going in, increases dramatically, and i think that is the situation we're hoping for. if he's in the house, they want him to be alone because then they don't have to worry about anyone else potentially becoming, you know, a victim. >> jesse: so we heard about the protocol that they use to go in. it's maybe three hours. why does it take that long, if you're going to go in first with the bull horn, then

with us right now for an analysis, victor davis hanson, senior fellow military historian and all theee you. your reaction to the president's backing of israel? a full week since the terrorist attack, there has been no invasion, are you comfortable with that? >> i think all the rhetoric is positive out of the white house but the real test will come when the israelis have to go into because it involves when they will need western and american support so that's what will matter when the biden administration followed was promised, let israel deal with hamas and we will see. i am mystified, i can't recall that number of americans being killed or taken hostage in the middle east without a strong reaction from the united states. we haven't even issued an ultimatum to hamas. we haven't expressed outrage to hamas and can't think of any other comparable situation in the middle east when we would lose two or three people, ambassador or cia people or civilians or people taken hostages, this administration is willing to give $6 billion to a terrorist government for six hostages. can't they at lea

but even setting that aside there's all kinds of direct testimonyrom senator hanson, the sponsor of the bill, senator massie, nate majority leader, representativeor dan who also testified about text messages in the record. what would a plaintiff have needed? this is my final eson. but what would a plaintiff have neededn ur view, direct eviden statement that ss, we are using race and not partisanship in this particular area? >> that or an alternative map disentangled the two. or if you think the alternative map is not required a full evidentiary picture that shows that traditionalrinciples actually were subordinated to race. and here's there's been no snoargeans i i discussed with justice kavanaugh. charl 207b county complies with traditional princip >> thank you, couns >> mr. chief justice, may it please the court no party disputes the rulehaabsent predominant interest race cannot be a means of line drawing to achieve a goal. herehe concluded race predominated over partisanship based on strong factual findings inclin that after maprars moved more than 193,000 people innd out of c.d.-1,

but even setng that aside there's all kinds of direct test from senator hanson, the sponsohe bill, senator massie, the senate majority ader, representativeor dan who also testified about text messages in the record. >> what would a plainffave needed? this is my final question. t what would a plaintiff have needed in yourie direct evidence, a statement that says, we are using race and not partisanship in this particular area? >> that or an alter map that disentangled the two. or if you think the alternative map is not requiredl evidentiary pictat sws that tradition principles actually were subordinated to and here's there's been no snoarg reasons i i discussed with justice kavanaugh. charl 207b county complies with traditional principles. >> thank you, counsel. >> mr. chi jtice, may it please theou no party disputes the rule that absent predominant interest race cannot be a means of line drawing to hieve a goal. here they conclud re predominated over partisanship based on strong ftu findings including that after map drawers moved more than 193,000 people in and out of c.d.-1, it maed identi