howard: and we're back with hogan gidley and michael la rosa.rribly unfair to donald trump, what's the treason in lots of presidents and presidential candidates don't like their coverage. >> well, it's more than unfair, or howie. there's a reason that the popularity of the legacy media sits somewhere between congress and covid. it's because they've been proven time and time again to have lied to us about some of the biggest issues and problems we face this country. fox news wouldn't be a channel, you wouldn't exist had it not been for all the malfeasance and failures of the legacy media for decades in this country. not to mention you look at covid, what they did there lying to the american people, the russia hoax on no evidence. they ran with stories all the time and treat them as fact when they're not. and the real problem here is so many of these quote-unquote news networks try to pass off their opinion as news whereas fox does a good job differentiating between the two. most networks don't. it's a problem in this country, ask that's a main re

i give the trump campaign and hogan credit in 2016.e reasons we were surprised, the former president turned out a lot of new voters in disaffected states where people were frustrated. his populous vision resonated with those folks. those folks are wholly devoted to the former president. they're not considering themselves as republicans. so they go along with the former president's grievances. they understand his frustrations. if you look at polling, a lot of these folks that back the former president did so because they don't fundamentally believe in the peaceful transition of power. the literal norms that we hold dear in this society. that's what the former secretary of state was grappling with. you have a lot of these folks that go with the former -- >> martha: we can have a long discussion about what they believe in and whether or not they don't believe in the peaceful transition of power. a lot would take issue of that. i have to leave it there. thanks very much. >> thank you. >> martha: all right. thanks very much, guys. good to s

governor hogan is with me now and, sir, hello to you.ere going to teach there and say that deal is all off. just a clip from your letter, while the student haves a right to free speech, they do not have a right to have hate speech go unchallenged by your institution. harvard's failure to immediately and forcefully denounce the anti-sensorineural metric vitreoy'all is a moral -- vitriol on the moral stain on the university. >> it was outrageous that it went unchallenged and it was pretty clear this happened and 35, 36 different student groups all part of the kennedy school that were coming out and supporting and cheering on terrorist acts that instants were beheaded and women and children raped and killed and they dragged off elderly people. it was a very, very weak response. again, i do believe the student haves a right to free speech, but the university doesn't need to support and actively help promote this violent kind of extreme hate speech. >> bill: governor, i thought this line was the most effective in your letter. there's no both

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joining me now, strategy consultant and author hogan. chris, you know -- chris hogan.big chunk of the book about the psychology of investing. we have the analysts out there, but someone like an evanderer holyfield who took, went from really a middleweight to become heavyweight champ of the world, always the smallest guy in the ring, took amazing punishment and losses i thought one -- would be a great example. you talk about this a lot, a lot of things it just takes are just simple life skills you should have anyway. >> that's exactly right. and here's the reality, if you're successful, you have passion. that means you care about it. ask that means for your financial future you know the things you want to achieve, but, charles, you also though what you don't want. so it's really ponte for us to be focused and understand -- important for us to focus and understand we're not going to win them all but give ourselves that work-optional lifestyle because we build wealth the right way. charles: i had three folks who read my last book on, and what i liked was none of them were

joining us now, former maryland governor larry hogan.ard president claudine gay, hogan wrote, he helps his resignation may help spur meaningful action to address anti-semitism and restore the values that harvard should represent to the world. governor, thanks for joining us. we were having a discussion about this, and i was once again kind of shocked by the nuance that we hear from people in discussing this issue. it is because there's no absolutes left in the world, because if this isn't an absolute, what is an absolute, if this situation and how you react to it is not? >> well, yes, i think it is an absolute, when you have -- this was the day of the attacks by the terrorists, where they were beheading babies and killing and raping innocent women and elderly people, and to not come out and forcefully say that this was wrong, and to celebrate and congratulate and cheer for the terrorists acts, i think it was pretty outrageous. and of course, we do have free speech, and the students have the right to that speech, but they don't have the r

alex hogan, thank you for your wonderful reporting, we appreciate it.ike: let's bring in a former israeli diplomat who has served as spokesman for the israel hi consulate in new york city. welcome, sir. >> thank you, mike. pleasure to be with you. mike: so now that the war has entered the second stage, what are your concerns? >> well, first of all, the major concern for the idf and the government is to bring back our hostages. you have over 239 confirmed, and and i should mention a few dozen whose whereabouts are unknown, so they could be also inside the gaza strip. and at the same time, there is the overarching goal of eradicating hamas if' governance over gaza, it military and political capabilities. just like alex just said, israelis can no longer go back to the south living there knowing that on their very border there is another chance for the kind of massacre that we saw in israel three weeks ago. mike: how dangerous do you expect this urban fighting to be as israeli forces look to eradicate hamas but also try to rescue those who are being held ho

alex hogan, thanks very much.o, folks, as all these reports suggest, israel rapidly expanding its ground operations, the airstrikes are intensifying. while all this is happening, president biden's mouthpiece, john kirby, went on "the view," which is a kind of hare-brained, far-left tv show on another network, thankfully, and he said this. listen and weep. >> we don't seek a conflict with iran. we're not looking to escalate into some sort of period of hostilities here with iran. larry: there is already a conflict with iran. this is the most unimaginably dumb thing that any white house spokesman could possibly say. mr. kirby and his boss, president biden, i have breaking news for you. iran is at war with the united states. as well as israel. if has been for quite some time, by the way. the very fact that iran financed ask planned the barbaric hamas invasion of israel is the most important evidence of their war-like intentions against the u.s. and, of course, against israel. the very fact that iran is the largest sta

maybe we'll ask governor hogan about it, former governor larry hogan joins us to -- wow.r congress and much more. he has a different hair style, shall we say at this point, but we'll introduce him as larry hogan so you know who he is. he doesn't really look like that now. we'll talk about what's next for congress and much more. >>> let's get to frank holland with a look at this morning's premarket movers. >> good morning, becky, good morning andrew and joe. we're going to start with rivian getting an upgrade from evercore. it has the vertical integration to potentially compete with tesla. they combine hold about 40% of the global ev market. shares are up 40% right now. a price target $30, about a 20% upside from where it's trading r right now. >>> nvidia called the top shovel supplier by analysts and goldman sachs. they're adding the chip maker to its conviction list and saying data center demand is a major tailwind. it also says nvidia has a wide mote with ai chips. shares are up more than 200% year-to-date. we're also looking at fedex getting an upgrade to positive by s

jon: alex hogan reporting thank you. u.s. military officials on fox news at u.s.acked overnight but there was no damage or injuries that attack it's the latest in a string of attacks against u.s. military facilities in that middle east since he hamas attack on israel earlier this month chief national correspondent jefferson griffin life of the pentagon with more on that. >> at 11:30 p.m. last night 6:30 a.m. local syria tied about 60 -- 80 local men gathered are the u.s. outpost and northeast syria at the same base which we haven't been reporting was targeted by a failed drone strike last night. the allied kurdish forces in syria allied with the u.s. as part of the anti- isis campaign dispersed the crowd we are told u.s. blackhawk helicopter flew cover. he failed drone strike on the same u.s. installation did not cause any casualties and no damage to base infrastructure. in fact the iranian proxy drone landed in an open field posing no threat to the base. u.s. central command has deployed 26th marine 26 marine expeditionaryunit town mediterranean aboard the uss ba

let's talk about it with matt hogan.got your own news to bring to the table about offerings to institutions. just focus on the trial start today. will this be a cathartic moment for the industry or more pain before the sun comes out again? >> i think it is mostly old news. we work with primarily institutions and financial advisors and from november-april, they wanted to talk about ftx and what it meant. earlier this summer, blackrock said it was trying to launch a spot bitcoin etf. the world's largest as that minister saying the coast is clear and we are ready to move on into a new era of crypto put a cap on the ftx conversation. it honestly hasn't come up in the past few months. i think there will be some lurid coverage of the trial but that is crypto of the past. many people are thinking what happens next in crypto and what's exciting, let's move on. caroline: there's been a rally lately. you are still offering etf andetp products for the first time. >> we are very excited to eventually launch spot etf's on bitcoin and

alex hogan is live in city of sderot in southern israel next to gaza border. many are seeking shelter, hello alex. reporter: hello, it morning, israeli defense force struck million infrastructure in syria, after hours before we heard from the idf they were reporting launches from syria to israel. we are here near the gaza border, i want to give our viewers a look at what is looks like when rockets are fired here, we immediately ran for cover, but our camera outside was able to capture what it looks like, the rocket lights up the screen before the top right part of the screen, you will see it is intercepted. it has been a constant sound of artillery over head, jets and tanks rolling past us in sderot, with the idf they are importanting to push further into -- continuing to push further in. israel said it took out more than 450 targets, grinding on its offensive. as conditions worsen for civilians, the latest aid convoy arrived this morning about 3 dozen aid trucks. u.s. president president biden reiterated yesterday with israeli prime minister benjamin netanyah

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steve harrigan is in northern israel but first to alex hogan live in tel aviv. hi alex.nathan israeli prime minister bennett benjamin netanyahu says this is the most important task of his entire life he says moving forward in this ground invasion really was passed unanimously within his government. not only by ground but also by land and sea. their most important targets are those underground tunnels as you mentioned as well as hammering hamas infrastructure the idf says it did target 150 underground hamas targets in northern gaza. netanyahu said he is preparing his citizens for what will be a very long and difficult battle. today people are gathering and did gather a protest in tel aviv. many families of the hostages that were taken the prime minister held a meeting with some of those loved ones talking about their family members more than 200 people are being held captive by hamas the families today are demanding answers. but as i can't wait anymore i need my son back home i need the mission it was the prime minister the defense minister on their shift. solve it now. w

we begin with alex hogan live in tel aviv with more on the new phase on the ground war of hamas. >> good evening, trace, we see again repeated strikes on the gaza strip over night. for hours we saw the skyline light up with artillery. you can see the footage continuing for hovers u. hours. the idf is stepping up ground operations and playing out with tanks and by sea the last 24 hours with the idf saying they're focus on hamas infrastructure and tunnels. as the strikes continue tonight the international community is weighing in with an overwhelming majority. the united nations called for mediate humanitarian truth. it doesn't hold legality but it holds weight. here in tel aviv a strike from gaza made a direct hit on an apartment building wounding three people. yesterday we visited victims in a mobile morgue. >> the bods he's are kept in refrigerated trailers. they're working around the clock for the last 20 days. so many victims in the trailers are tortured there. is little dna evidence to go off of. so many of the bodies arriving here, we were not able to physically even try to pry them

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gillian. >> gillian: alex hogan in london. thank you. >> dana: the riots targeting u.s. embassies in the middle east bringing back memories of the deadly attack on the u.s. consulate in benghazi during the obama administration. a former u.s. marine who was a member of the security team that fought off the assault. it is great to see you again, mark. want to read to you from the federalist saying that our media lies setting the stage for another benghazi style attack on american embassy. after reports began sur dpasing tuesday morning that a missile hit a gaza hospital. the media had baseless claims issued by hamas that israeli forces fired the missile. whether "the new york times," associated press, the media narrative was set. israel blew up a hospital and hamas's word is not to be questioned. even this morning, mark, i was listening to npr where they're tying themselves up in knots trying to say maybe it wasn't israel but it was painful to see. this misinformation is fueling a lot of these protests. >> yeah, that's exactly what it is. very similar to what happened in b

alex hogan has more from london for us. how is this going over over there, alex? >> hi, jacqui.he government here says already about 95% of schools in england have restrictions on cell phone use during class but this will ban them entirely during class at recess and even during class or lunch break. what we are seeing, according to the education secretary gillian keegan, announced measures today at the conservative party conference. >> one of the biggest issues facing children and teachers is grappling with the impact of smartphones in our schools. the distraction, the disruption, the bullying. >> there is no set date when the ban would take effect, but critics are arguing it's not necessary, that this ban will not get to the root of childhood distraction and bad behavior, and also say that it's simply not feasible to ban their use but there have been some countries that have put this into action, like france and china, and the netherlands is set to do the exact same thing in just a few months at the beginning of 2024. jacqui. >> jacqui: alex hogan in london, thanks so much, ale

correspondent alex hogan looks at the demonstrations across the middle east and elsewhere. [chanting] >> protests filled with rage and fire spilling across the arab world and beyond. [chanting] >> in lebanon for a second day, not far from the u.s. embassy, security forces fired tear gas and water canons at violent rioters. the state department has now issued a level 4 do not travel advisory for americans. >> america is -- support israel. and [inaudible] >> in iran, people lit american and israeli flags on fire while tens of thousands took to the streets of yemen, supporting palestinians in gaza. in jordan and the west bank, the government there declared three days of mourning for the victims of the hospital explosion. crowds also marched in to your tunisiafor the caught in the cr. >> they have no food and water and they are getting bombed. this genocide, not war. this is a crime. pro-palestinian protesters gathered in colombia, south korea and japan chanting shame on you, joe biden. >> attempted attack on a berlin synagogue. >> in the building around 4:00 in the morning. >>

this footage coming out remarkable to see what's playing out. >> gillian: alex hogan in london today. thank you. let's bring in noah, who served in the idf and special envoy for combating anti-semitism in israel offered a book called israel. a simple guide to the most misunderstood country on earth. thanks for being in the studio with us. >> thank you for having me. >> gillian: it turns out anti-semitism is alive and well here at home in america as we have been seeing over the last couple of days. a lot of what we're seeing, protests, specifically in new york, can't be explained away as sort of anti-israeli policy or anti-netanyahu or even pro-palestinian freedom. people in lower manhattan last night were chanting and burning the josh flag. >> we've been seeing this for a long time. a huge part of my work was trying to explain to the american people and the rest of the world that anti-semitism took a new shape. it is not really only anti-josh racism, which it is. anti-semitism is a shape shifting conspiracy. thousands of years of josh existence it changed. sometimes about race and rel

john, sandra. >> john: alex hogan in tel aviv, under constant threat of hamas attack. stay safe, thank you. sandra. >> sandra: retired idf colonel, mary, thank you for joining us. a few moments ago heard from netanyahu himself saying firmly the future of our civilization is at stake. further detailing what he could about this ongoing ground invasion. saying it is either us or hamas. we are willing to fight, we have to be. the barbarians are willing to fight us. what happens next? >> well, after the genocidal terror attack of october 7th, we have a tendency to look at it as if it was that day. but this is all part of a bigger hamas terror plan. not only did they plan that attack, they planned into it, the taking of the hostages and the massacring of 1400 people, but they also built what they are going to call their defenses. >> sandra: colonel, i just want to make sure the viewers realize what's happening on the screen, this is live gaza, the flares that continue to go up, activity happening live on the screen right now. colonel, please proceed. >> absolutely. i'll talk

if you'd gone hulk hogan or andre the giant, you might have rangled in a few fri were the days. >> ohu might have rangled in a few more. >>> all right, we have rain coming tomorrow. it looks more impressive now than yesterday. look at the marin headlands today. time lapse, using the headlands as a ramp. they got lift and then developed, like a fog machine, and then those clouds get blown farther downwind. interesting looking clouds wherever you looked today. you could tell something was brewing off the coast. the regular satellite missed a lot of it. this is what we normally use, the infrared. it's a great way to visualize it. today using the actual visual was better. watch what happens when we switch. keep your eye right there. all of a sudden the storm appears in its beautiful, tightly wound up, counterclockwise spin. area of low pressure there. weak front here. funky clouds out in front of it there. the timing on this is basically tomorrow morning. let's switch to the futurecast on it, which has a hard time resolving it itself. you can see it does pick up on some of the rain and wh

governor hogan on that. jacqui heinrich at the white house on how it is keeping up with these fast-moving events, including trying to pin the administration on exactly how we handle iran at this point. jacqui, what have you found out? >> after 21 u.s. service members were injured last week in iran-backed proxy attacks. the warning was repeated that if they attack our troops, the u.s. will respond. what we learned today is that the president hasn't yet made a decision on that. >> jen, the president said that if iran or its proxies attacked, he would respond. >> he said that. he said we will -- >> where is the response in repeating the warning is the response? >> come on, jacqui. >> it's not a question. >> i'm not going to telegraph punches from the podium. we have responded and retaliated in the past. quite aggressively in march. as the president said, we will not hesitate to protect our troops and our facilities but we'll do it at a time of our choosing and a manner of our choosing. the decision to do it, if

fox news alex hogan joins us with the latest. alex?te, as you mentioned, we have seen quite a lot happen here in tel aviv today from that rocket attack on an apartment building. we have heard sirens, the iron dome going off. even jets late tonight. really the focus of what we are looking at in israel tonight, again, is the gaza strip. we have repeatedly seen new attacks just right there, the sky really lighting up as the idf says it's widening its attacks on hamas. and we are seeing this footage for hours as the idf says it's not only trying to focus on infrastructure but specifically targeting tunnels and these key senior hamas officials that it says it has been able to take out in recent days. as conditions worsen in gaza for residents who have not fled, this is what the scene looks like there. there are other countries now who are asks forethere to be some kind of relief, that the conditions simply are not livable for the residents who are still there. the u.n. is overwhelmingly calling for a truist. now, worth noting, that is not b

elizabeth: alex hogan, thank you so much. appreciate you.ng us now, the former commander of the uss cole kirk, he's keith lip old. kirk lippold. sorry about that. and a former member of israel's dehe's set. okay, let's get to -- knesset. kirk, your reaction to the president and national security council saying military intelligence with, pentagon data show hamas is responsible for the bombing of the hospital in gaza? there's video of it too. what do you think? >> well, good evening, liz, and thank you for having me on. i think what this points out is the importance of information warfare in a dynamic environment like this. in any conflict, you're going to have people that are going to try to leverage the information to their advantage. the difference is hamas is a terrorist organization. they will always manipulate it is and lie to fit their purposes. governments have to verify the information to make sure that when they put it out, it is accurate, correct and verifiable. and that is exactly what the israelis and the united states have done.

alex hogan joins us from london. alex. >> hi, sandra. protests breaking out across the world and in much of the middle east and some of them turning violent. take a look at this footage from earlier on in the day in lebanon, not far outside of the u.s. embassy there in beirut. security forces used tear gas and water canons to push back and break up some crowds for the second day in a row now. riots erupted after the devastating blast at the gaza hospital where roughly 500 people have died. and while israeli officials say it was a mistired islamic jihad fired rocket, a lot of demonstrators point blame at israel and that's the rage causing them to go out into the streets, creating scenes just like this one. thousands of people fill the streets today in yemen, supporting palestinians in gaza. these scenes were really mirrored in countries across the region, demonstrators also taking to the streets in jordan and take a look at this. this is tunis, major protests sweeping through this african country. demonstrators there demanding peace for t

alex hogan has the latest from there. alex? >> hi, neil.rikes in the gaza strip and israeli officials giving us a little more insight, not just on the efforts that are underway, specifically the targets. take a listen. speak of the iaf is striking underground targets and terrorist infrastructures in very significant way. following the offensive activity carried out in the last few days, the ground forces are expanding the ground activity this evening. >> this is the sky line near the gaza strip tonight. you can see the air strikes in this ramped up operation. the idf says this is all part of the groundwork, everything that is being done in the next stage of this war. we have seen ramped up activity in recent days. israeli military officials say that the goal here is trying to destroy some of the hamas infrastructure and the tunnels that are used they are. worth noting, there is still no confirmation as to whether all of this is really part of that offensive we have been hearing about the last week. the country's defense minister does say th

. >> john: alex hogan in tel aviv. and further to what we were talking about, fox has just confirmed in the last 24 hours, u.s. forces in syria and in erbil were targeted, the president says don't, and the iranian proxy forces keep on doing it. >> sandra: the pentagon now, and thanks to alex hogan, israel continues to fend off hamas, a u.s. official telling fox news pentagon is sending additional iron dome equipment to the middle east, including dome batteries originally purchased from israel. jennifer, tell us month are about the shipments and what's on the way. >> u.s. is sending iron dome defense batteries to israel, significant, the only two iron dome batteries in the u.s. arsenal, but until now have only been used for training. the pentagon has sent c-17 military transport planes to israel filled with both the iron as well as interceptors, and bombs, and the iron dome system jointly developed by the u.s. and israel a little over a decade ago, detects and intercepts incoming short range rockets launched from up to

larry hogan is with us, the former maryland governor, what he makes of this. what do you think, governor? >> well, it's kind of a mess, right? it's a train wreck. >> neil: might be an understatement. i don't know how the vote will come out. it's very, very close. it's not looking great. i think we're going to see shortly how it turns out. i think it's a sad day. i think matt gaetz is a disgrace that has done more to damage the republican party with his actions today than any democrat ever could. i think it proves that washington is hopelessly divided and broken. that's why people are so frustrated with congress and both parties. it's proving, showing that we can't lead. in the middle of an election year, to -- they already have 15% approval of congress, this will hurt our chances to keep the house and elect republicans in november. >> neil: i remember talking to you about the mid-terms. what you noted was the close terms. you were not expecting a red wave. you were concerned about this. this has come back to haunt republicans, the narrow nature of this. >> i r

but we begin with alex hogan. she's live in tel aviv with the new phase in israel's ground war on hamas. e alex?mas. good evening, terry. so we're seeing again repeated airstrikes on the gaza strips we overnight. for hours, we sa saww the skylie light up with artillery.h ar you can take a look at some of this footage just from earlier on tonighttilln see . . this continued for hours. and the idf is also stepping up ground operations, a move played out with tankhs and also by sea in the last 24 hours,cusn with the idf saying that they were mainly focusing on hamas infrastructureamas and tunnels. and as the strikes continue tonight, the international is really weighing in with an overwhelming majority. the united nations general assembly backed resolution calling for an immediate nations humanitarian truce. that resolution backed by arab states does not hold legality, but it does hold some weightd . here in tel aviv, a rocket strike from gaza made a direct hit on aavfromn apartment build today, injuring three people

three, larry hogan. and if the democrats partner up with some of the republicans, like they did on the c.r., then they get a certain number of vetoes or appointments as chairs as well as creation of some off the wall committees and get to have a point of privilege to bring some bills up for floor votes. host: all right. robin with some ideas there. how they can move forward in the house. julie who writes for axios is tweeting out right now, a source familiar says jordan's team is trying to do damage control after liking the scalise meeting. which backfired with scalise loyalists. seven republicans inhat first round of voting voted for steve scalise. after the first round of voting, it was reported that jim jordan went to seek help from steve scalise to whip the vote and it was leaked out by whoever that scalise was not going to help jim jordan's team. now you can see that reporting happening on capitol hill. we're also taking your text messages tonight. you can send us your text message, include your fir

fox news correspondent alex hogan joins us live now from tel aviv with the latest. >> alex. hi, mary. so what we're learning this morning from the israeli defense forces that this was one of the largest carried out missions into the northern gaza strip using tanks. and this took place overnight. this comes after word that we heard from israeli prime minister benjamin netanyahu last night saying that a ground incursion really could happen whenever israel feels that it is time to do so. so, again, disregarding some of the conversations about whether or not that would happen and netanyahu saying it really was up to when israel decided to do so. so this morning, more about what we're learning from the idf. the forces say that their soldiers went in. they were able to target and strike not only infrastructure, but also terrorists. according to, again, the israeli defense forces. they also say that their soldiers then retreated, exiting the area this morning. and what we've seen in recent days, we have heard sirens even last night here in tel aviv. one rocket from gaza actually la

danny danon will join us in moment we begin with alex hogan close to southern border. good morning to you alex. reporter: you can see the border with gaza, the lights shining just over my holder that is just -- shoulder that is how close we are, he can hear artillery early into the hours, the idf last night raised the number of hostages taken into gaza 239 people country defense minister sat down with many of the families last night talking about highly qualified people he said are part of the defense team, idf is pushing forward with the offensive releasing this video saying went last day struck 450 hamas targets, we have seen spoke rising from gaza as israel pummeled the area. going after hamas infrastructure. the show of force we're seeing will put more pressure on militants to return the hostages, spokesperson said that soldiers and residents are ready for the conflict. >> this should be the last war, this is the expectation of all of us from this situation. and thes redents as well, no matter how hard it is for them, the residents have the patients, they are beggi

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it's hogan garza. now. one of the women directory criticizes the prime minister benjamin netanyahu, the despite growing condemnation of his response to the whole thing. now he says he has no plans to resign. unofficial reports now from the occupied east jerusalem. a prime minister under pressure at home and abroad. benjamin netanyahu is repeated his calls with countries to stand with israel. and speaking to the for media for the 1st time since october, the 7th rolled out a cx 5 and gaza is will, will not agree to association of west village. we've come us after the risk attacks of october 7th, call for us use for a cause for israel to surrender to come us to surrender to terror. was the surrender to barbara's that will not happen because news conference coming just hours after the world go to its 1st a brief, restricted look at some of the captives being held in gaza. it less. it's just more than a minute. the background, deliberately blond, i'll just see that has made the decision not to run the video or s

nicole hogan or back, or they face arrest as all those have for the final figure. the latest pick of people with less going to call her back is 100514. and the belief is that he's pretty much everyone who was living in a former employee with a nasa by john smith. i'll just its turkey is interior minister says at least 20 suspects have been arrested following an attack on its capital on sunday, suicide bomber designate to the device outside the ministry of interior in ankara because it's done work as ponti o p k. k is claimed responsibility for the attack. i was off to the bombing took a carried out as strikes, talking to p. k. k in northern iraq. your opinion, foreign ministers have been meeting in the ukrainian capital in the 1st summit outside the blocks for this. the use foreign policy chief use a bottle described ukraine as a future member of the union. he said they were meeting in k of to show solidarity of ukrainian people. symbols probably to report some lovely, a new crime. and perhaps one of the clear is signals from the e u, about his commitment to ukrain

let's get an expert view on this partner at hogan levels and former attorney general in washington, d.cice to join us. i'm going to bemoan of cop-21 and cop-26 and seeing the fruits of the process, i'm be mused wh this is a political issue and what companies should do is think about the good parts of esg opposed to the bad parts of esg and work through it. i don't think i've ever known an acronym so politicized especially in the united states. >> it is hotly contested in the united states. as you noted in the first half of 2023, over 165 legislative bil bill, anti-esg, went into the bills in the united states less than 15% of those bills actually made it into law. now, esg is just an acronym. republicans have done, frankly, a great job of vilifying that term and that's why companies are moving away from, perhaps, highlighting that term even though they are continuing with the sustainability efforts. >> can i go through this i don't want to sound like i'm a wishy-washy green loving lefty what bit of it do they not like? do they not like environmental responsibilities of corporates or soc

. >> alex hogan we will get back to you.are covering breaking news on two ends in the united states and lewiston, maine a mass shooting and there's also breaking news in israel. we will ever lucas tomlinson with us next. let me be direct. you're watching football wrong! what do you call a guy in face paint that can't get the game? a clown! sorry, what app was it again? no, no. just give me a second. amateurs. ohhh! sorry, everybody. directv sports central gives you access to every game so you never have to compromise on gameday. was that necessary? i was just illustrating a point. visit directv.com for up to a $400 reward card. >> continuing coverage of breaking news on two ends of united states and in israel. luke a tomlinson can explain more about this ground incursion labeled as a large one by idf soldiers into gaza. lucas did these change sizes on a regular basis? >> trace, this looks to be a very brief incursion. in fact, the israeli defense forces posting on twitter a statement with video staying, quote in preparation

let's go to alex hogan for the ramifications of this. >> we heard in that statement from the u.s.t it is not trying to create a larger conflict. however, the u.s. will not hesitate to protect its people. that being said this comes at a time of course of extremely high tension in the region. it is morning here in israel, so we will likely soon start to hear responses from the israeli government. it's word noting it was brought to us this morning by jennifer griffin that israeli officials were not told before hand this would happen. it comes after a day of large attacks of israeli forces on hamas and by entering gaza with tanks and israel defense ministry mention evidence once that the ground invasion could happen. a lot to watch in the hours ahead. >> we will watch it. let's bring in elliott young whose brother was serving with the israeli defense forces when killed by hamas. so sorry to hear about your brother. >> thank you. >> why did he join? >> thanks for having me. so, he always had a love of israel since he was ten years old and he would say i'm going to move to israel come a

unfolding vivek ramaswamy, infiltration conflict the former republican governor of maryland, larry hogantting ties with university. dropping participation in two harvard fellowship programs this fall. >> a very weak response and i do believe students have a right to free speech but the university doesn't need to report and actively help promote this violent extreme hate speech. >> present brutally put out a statement saying student groups don't speak for harvard and a recent event, the report shows she looks to reassure thing i condemn anti-semitism in all forms no place at harvard. >> you are always terrific, joining us now, gop strategist portal. first sit tight, we want your reaction to this, former secretary of state hillary clinton heckled columbia university, basically what you will see, this is not somebody haggling her for being into israel, it doesn't seem like anti-semitic, he talking about something else, watch this president joe biden : $100 billion of funding for israel, taiwan and ukraine and pretend like we will have world war iii and just let -- >> i'm sorry, this is not

alex hogan has the latest. >> reporter: violent protests breaking out across the middle east.or the second day protesters just on the outskirts of the us embassy arrived and met with not only teargas but water cannons as security forces try to push back and tensions escalate, the state department approved of the departure of some nonessential workers and their families from the area. the us has issued a level 4 do not travel advisory to lebanon that includes the border with syria and israel. protests are underway in jordan, hundreds marched through the capital and demonstrators rallied outside the israeli embassy. the next clip is from yemen where demonstrators gathered, fueled by rage over the blast at a hospital that killed 500 people in gaza. these latest scenes we are getting of the damage in gaza, chard buildings, blood on the streets as people are count for the losses of life and hundreds of people who would be injured. hamas is blaming the military but israel says it is a misfire of an islamic jihad rocket. the doctor there is pleading for end to this war. we are seeing

getting back to the republicans, i mentioned larry hogan. he declined to run for president. but when he was governor was one of the most popular governors in the u.s.. he seems like a reasonable republican, someone who would be a republican star in any other era. what does it say to you that he is not running, there are several other moderate republicans, asa hutchinson, that this party cannot accommodate anyone like that on the national stage? mr. gergen: if the republican party cannot turn around and deal seriously with adult like effort to deal with these indictments, and the message we will be sending to young people, if you get indicted for times, it does not matter. we don't care. if that is our view, the republican party is going to be finished over time. if our view is let's put this back together, let's try it, we will see. i do think it depends on public opinion. we tend to get the presidents we deserve. if we have a shoddy expectations for the president, we have shoddy presidents. this is a moment when the republican party, i do not recognize it. but i do believe

. >> jp hogan, try to keep the simple i've written about this for a while, my treat some of the houseiciary stuff that what will be the deposition of the state and if you have to find that also how would come this department justice and if you have to have an official psychological profile on trump, and would have to show that if you have the profile and it doesn't fit with the biden ran his campaign saying trump is this? where would the official document say this is who trump is, like a psych profile, but the deep state if you have to explain the deep state, i think you have to show that there's a rigging but i will try to keep it at that. >> i'm not sure i understand the question n but take a shot at i. say is i don't know they could put a definition on a deep state but i would seize anyone who doubts it's real has certain government recently, because it is real. and it's present. one of the things we said is not just in government. its people in government who are influenced by the people outside of government as well, and this relates to the d.c. prosecution of alleged a lot of th

neil: larry hogan is not the only guy who wanted to help harvard, decided to skip it when he saw thed praising the palestinians and hamas particularly and condemning israel in the upside down world, joined by mitt romney am a harvard grad who has quite a bit of money for the school, he too would withdraw financial support. enter jacobson, boston college law student, and independent women's form and georgetown university at law school. they were kind enough to join us, this bashing of his real, welcome to both of you. how does it happen? your views are distinct at both schools. the protest we do here about. why are you in that camp? >> we are not surprised by the statements. the orthodoxy in a lot of ways, it is important to note, most are performative. they reflect intellectual laziness than support for terrorism. misapplied academic theory, and they reveal the gravity of their stance in academia, that can lead to anti-semitism. neil: is it scary for georgetown, they have a different view of this. >> students at georgetown and other schools are very concerned and that has made it mor

city of state route, is becoming a ghost town since being bombarded with the series of missiles, alex hogan is live there now with more. >> tonight the israeli defense force say and managed to strike military infrastructure in syria it comes earlier in the night, we heard reported reports from the israeli defense force that they had been struck multiple times by parts of the area towards israel. it also says were hearing more artillery that the constant sound and the idf says they will make these advancements in the northern part of gaza releasing this video that shows troops moving and not only by tank but land and sea. at the same time new tension tonight at the northern border of israel with lebanon, it was last night when the country's defense minister said the focus will remain on northern gaza, the country is prepared to defend itself on all fronts. dropped the day we have seen a rise in smoke over gaza, the international criminal court is urging israel to ensure that civilians that are still in the north should have access to food and medicine. thousands of people in gaza broke into