>> john: i appreciate you.a richard pryor reference, but two, those not acquainted with it, you just sounded -- [laughter] >> stephen: really hostile. >> john: like a sick burn on my own journey. yes, since i last saw you, i've been in a couple drug rehabs, i've been this december sober three years. [cheers and applause] i -- i welcomed a wonderful baby boy into the world with my girlfriend olivia. and yet, i'm back here. [laughter] you know, it's been a while, it's really nice to see you. you texted me sometime when i was going through a lot and it meant a lot to me because i don't mean like i am worried you thought of me as if you didn't have compassion for someone in that situation, but your opinion means a lot to me. when he reached out, it was extra special in a way. >> stephen: well, i'm glad. i think you're very special. okay, the latest special which i saw live at. >> john: yes, you did you did. >> stephen: "baby j" addresses your relapse, intervention, and recovery. when is it like for you to write thi

>> john: yes. >> stephen: never. >> john: okay.is out. i was really nervous. stephen's got -- he's got "the late show." he's got so much to do. i was wondering like if you'd be like, i'd like john, but it's 10:00 p.m. boundaries. yeah. were you ever in "a man for all seasons"? >> stephen: no, the part i wanted to play for people to enjoy this conversation, pause right here, watch the entire movie, come back to the conversation. >> john: yeah, it's about this guy, st. thomas more, before he's a saint, he was thomas moore. >> stephen: he was henry viii's best friend. >> john: henry viii wants to break away from the catholic church -- i'm glossing over a lot of it. >> stephen: to get his own wife. >> john: he wants to marry ann boleyn. that means he needs to break from the pope. thomas more disagreed with this. >> stephen: because he was a chancellor of england. >> john: chancellor of england and king henry cut off his head. now, my dad, if you -- [laughter] thomas moore was a great lawyer. that is absolutely how my dad would like to

john oliver, i think vegas. >> john: what says vegas at new year's even more than seth meyers and john adele fans that have made a crucial mistake with the calendar. >> stephen: how is your rolling in the deep? >> john: it can't be that bad, right? ♪ she could have had it all! ♪ >> stephen: who's opening for whom? i can't tell from this. >> john: it doesn't matter. we have done the beacon together. we have opened for each other. i don't know. we'll toss a coin. >> stephen: do you have much vegas experience? >> john: i've only been once before. comedy central, i think it was comedy central had a comedy festival. i went with rob riggle. it's his spiritual home. that's his mecca. that was the first time i'd been to vegas, the first time i gambled. it was like 4:00 in the morning one night, i was sitting in a blackjack table, and mike tyson walked right past the table. i remember thinking to myself "i need to go to bed." [laughter] >> stephen: because you thought you might have hallucinated him? >> john: no, if your life intersects with mike tyson in any anyway, that's a canary in a coal m

john: i can't. reporter: calls from foreign affairs made that allegation this morning saying that that was something that members were told on the foreign affairs committee. so has that been discussed at all? is that something you're looking into? john: i can't speak to specific intelligence matters. again, there will be a time to look back at this, as we always do, and we will. right now, we're sharpening the intelligence gathering and cooperation sharing with israel as we should, since they're involved in active operations. and we're making sure that they get the tools they need. reporter: can you define what the direct link is when you guys talk about iran not being involved, no direct link, what do you consider to be a direct link? john: so what i'm referring to there is any evidence that we have that they were knowledgeable of and aware of these particular attacks. now, of course, as jake said yesterday, you know, they obviously have been broadly aware of hamas' hostility to israel. and to some

john: yes. reporter: you have been open about the fact that the relation about the hostages vary hard to ascertain at this moment. the limited information you do have, is that coming mainly from the israelis or is there another source of information? john: families. as i mentioned yesterday some of these families actually saw their loved ones being abducted and taken away. so they have been a significant source of information as well. reporter: one other quick thing. the assumption that the hostages may not necessarily be in one place, was there specific intelligence to point the administration to not make that assumption? or is that based on something else? john: i will speak of specific -- won't speak of specific intelligence matters. it is a common tactic in hamas playbook to break up hostages and move them around in small groups. we have nothing that would indicate to us that they would follow a different set of protocols. i can't stand here before you and prove to you that's what's happenin

>> there are, john.ertainly what we learned about urban operations is how challenging they can be and in fact, i can't imagine more difficult set of contextual circumstances than the israeli defense forces will face if they go into gaza. dense population, enemy does not wear uniform, will fight in the population, likely use 200 plus hostages as human shields, suicide bombers, improvised explosive devices high rises, it's more difficult than anyone has confronted in a very, very long time. that said, i believe the israeli defense forces can accomplish the mission of destroying hamas, but there will be considerable casualties for israeli, civilians, and considerable damage and destruction to civilian infrastructure. it's inevitable in this kind of very tough urban fighting, that there will be that kind of destruction and that level of civilian casualties. and i guess the other lesson, john, is that we need to hear the vision for the answer to the then what question. and i'm sure, i'm confident, i know the

ion was originally a disciple of the prophet john the baptist. having heard his testimony about christ as the ancestor of god, who takes away the sins of the whole world, he saw the savior, he together with andrew the first-called followed him. he did not immediately become a disciple of the lord, but everything changed. after a miraculous catch of fish on lake galilee, when the lord himself called him along with his brother jacob. together with peter and brother james, the apostle john was honored with special closeness to the cospodus. he was with him the most important and solemn moments of his earthly life. so he was honored to be present at the resurrection of jairus’s daughter, to see the transfiguration. on mount tabor, hear a conversation about the signs of his second coming, attend the last supper with the savior, to witness his gethsevan prayer. despite this, out of humility, speaking about himself in the gospel, without giving a name, he calls himself the disciple whom jesus loved. this love of the lord for him was manifested at the mo

i'm sandra smith. >> john: i'm john roberts.

so all these offers are welcome to by us or by john, but at the same time also by john, initiate it's a piece of rates. and we believe that piece is possible in the region. we use the, the real packing off of the respect to, to the so, so it, in terms of going to take it to a full sponsors, armenia and also by john and also by john, is willing to continue this effort so that the piece was pretty well in the region, kind of buff and many parts of it. now the deserted ghost towns, places without sol, how long in your estimate, but it take for people to actually return and rebuild their lives. as i mentioned as a by john is left this uh region uh in demonstration uh. busy almost 30 years ago, products are set by john has launched in the most uh, campaign or reprocess functions and the legal region. and that, that are multiple projects i would like to mention to international airports have been established in the design, yolanda and the physical, the tunnels are by drawing and there is a building of watching international airport that are huge projects kind of the ongoing in the region an

just as john did. we would not be capable of this great undertaking without the efforts of countless friends and advocates. i cannot thank those who have brought us here today, to name a few, of course f the mccain family, governor ducey, governor hobbs and, of course, president biden. from the bottom of my heart, thank you. and we -- [applause] and we know that you are safe and assistance is a foundation of the great work that lays ahead. and now come into john mccain fashion, which have much to do. i am going to introduce the president but give me just a second to add a special note, if i may. i don't know that many of you even know this. i was a young woman teaching special education and went to spring break come on spring break with my parents to hawaii. and while ie, was there we were invited to glorious reception held on behalf of of the senate delegation on the way to china. during the course of that event there were two y people that cae over to me and said you have got to meet this man in this

>> yeah, john, absolutely. two active fronts, both in the north and the south of israel as the military here waits for orders to enter the gaza strip. today we join the israeli military in the community that sits less than a mile from the gaza border. you can see as the israelis were launching airstrikes along the strip. take a look. you can hear those israeli airstrikes along the gaza strip. what you are looking at there is gaza. this city is less than a mile from the border. militants were able to walk into this quiet community last saturday, slaughtering so many innocent people in their homes. today israel's defense minister and the prime minister benjamin netanyahu traveled to the southern part of this country. they were meeting with different troops, trying to determine the level of preparedness for these forces as they wait for those orders. the prime minister, benjamin netanyahu, making this statement in front of the press. take a listen. >> i'm here with the golani fighters, come from all over the count

john. >> john: amazing job as has our other correspondents. israel have landed in florida as part of an emergency evacuation from the embattled country. lucas tomlinson live in tel aviv, how many more americans do we expect evacuated from israel by the state department? >> the state department officials are not very clear about that, john, it's notable some 600 remain, although just earlier today we saw 100 americans leaving on the cruise ship. one of the reasons, the rocket attacks. trey mentioned a long range rocket leaving gaza and heading to the northern part of the country. we heard its impact, it's the third rocket attack and the first one came when secretary of state antony blinken was meeting with the israel prime minister here in your neck of the woods in jerusalem. and again, we spoke to some of those americans, many scared, some were on vacation, some cutting them short. what they had to say. >> if it wasn't for her, if it wasn't for her i wouldn't leave. >> i feel i'm not contributing so much since the u.s. provides for its citizen

. >> john: good to spend friday afternoon with you. john roberts in washington. this is "america reports." u.s. economy added 336,000 jobs, the unemployment rate steady at 3.8%. but that is likely unwelcome news for federal reserve chair jay powell as the hiring pick-up could make him less confident that his battle to rein inflation is working. >> sandra: right to it. robert wolf is here, former obama economic adviser and steve moore, welcome to both of you. i'm assuming that our viewers knew we would dig into this and the president's words a moment ago, how is it possible, steve, that this president feels he can take a victory lap when people are paying for the sky high inflation to come down. right? the jobs are added, we've got a search out now, more and more americans are taking on second jobs to pay for this. we'll have a breakdown for that shortly. but you've got people paying the highest mortgage rates they ever have in the country today, they are taking on more and more debt to pay those payments now, i mean -- is it fair to say bidenomics is working? >>

. >> john: good to be with you, i'm john roberts in jerusalem. this is "america reports." president wrapping up his historic wartime visit to the middle east without meeting with arab leaders who canceled their summit with him after claiming israel was behind yesterday's horrific explosion at a hospital in gaza. >> sandra: john, the president says the pentagon has shown him proof the palestinian islamic jihad terror group was responsible for that rocket fire. not the israelis. his statement, though, not appearing to halt the massive outrage in the arab world where violent protests have broken out in nearly every middle east country, and a massive riot breaking outside the u.s. embassy in lebanon. >> john: mean while, the biden administration has imposed a new round of sanctions again hamas and those who have helped the terrorist group move billion dollars in assets. sandra, a very busy day here one certain outcome for the days ahead after president biden came in, voiced very strong support for israel, but also saying that he was going to earmark $100 million in u.s. aid fo

john. >> john: greg palkot, thank you. sandra. >> sandra: more on the gut wrenching news conference from american families in israel. desperate pleas for the safe return of their loved ones, feared missing or taken hostage by hamas terrorists. mike tobin is there, live in tel aviv for us. mike, absolutely heartbreaking to hear the pleas from the families. >> mike: it is, and given the horrific details out of some of the areas where the attackers have been rappelled and the crews in. one area is to the northeast side of the gaza strip. this is a communal farm. frankly, peacenicks would normally live, sympathize with the palestinians and their cause. rescue crews went in there and the scenes describing are absolutely horrific and inhumane, that people inside of this kabutz had huddled in the safe rooms and were found massacred. according to the i-24 news crew, they were told by the soldiers they have found infants who have been decapitated. as far as the families in horror right now, 150 people are now being held hostage by

john: same answer. reporter: i wonder if you could preview and let us know what the prospects for a meeting with xi in november. john: i don't have any details and i don't have anything to a meeting between president biden and president xi. [indiscernible] ] 1 1u u.n. workers have been killed and how can you make sure -- john: i'm happy to revisit and don't want to see any more civilian life taken. none. the numbers should be zero, civilians killed or harmed. sadly, that's not the case. and i can't stand here -- i wouldn't stand here before you and try to predict that in a war, which is still raging and raged for some time that there won't be more civilian casualties. i wish that could be the -- wouldn't be the case. what the president said, this is what differentiates democracies like israel and the united states from hamas. the whole purpose of the initial attacks on saturday was to kill, butcher, slaughter. they weren't trying to occupy territory but trying to kill and they are placing the palestinia

thank you. ♪ john: good evening. i'm john yang.israeli military presence in gaza grows, so too, it appears, is the desperation among the residents of the besieged palestinian enclave. the israeli defense force said it sent more ground troops into gaza and that in the previous 24 hours, it struck more than 450 militant targets, including hamas command centers and platforms for launching anti-tank missiles. meanwhile, internet and phone service has come back for much of gaza after israeli strikes had knocked it out on friday. once again tonight, leila molana-allen is in israel for us. reporter: in southern gaza, as desperation grows, what little aid is getting through is at risk of theft. at this united nations warehouse in khan younis, it was every man and child for themselves. the u.n. agency for palestinian refugees called it a sign of a breakdown in civil order, after three weeks under siege. at this nearby refugee camp, families are living on next to nothing. rami al-erqan shares one tent with his wife and six children. >> i wis

john. >> john: trey yengst in southern israel. retired lieutenant general keith kellogg fox news security and former national security advisor to mike pence joins us now. i want to pick up on something trey mentioned. general petraeus talked about this as well. what comes next? that's likely what this meeting in jordan between president biden, king abdullah, the king of egypt and abbas was supposed to be about. let me ask you the question. if israel manages to decapitate hamas in a way it becomes ineffective as a military organization and political one, what comes next? >> yeah, john, thanks for having me. first i think there is a mistake to think like that. you are starting to think so far ahead what comes after hamas. deal with hamas first and then you turn to the palestinian authority. you turn to abbas and say this is on your watch. you figure this out. you have hamas, a terrorist organization. and i think they are overthinking it. my point would be take out hamas, worry about what comes after that happens. because there will

john. >> john: we are looking forward to hearing from the spokesman. holiest site in the jewish faith is emptier than usual as they brace for war with hamas. i spoke to some worshippers who did stop by what they want the world to hear about their fight, coming up next. >> i wanted to pray, to be here, pray for the soldiers, pray for the families, pray for the wounded, pray for the dead. it's a very, very sad situation what's going on here. t get a hon because of your credit? here's great news. at newday we've been granted automatic authority by the va to make our own loan approval decisions. in fact, if you've had credit challenges and missed a payment along the way, you're more than five times more likely to get approved for the newday 100 va cash out loan. no one knows veterans like newday usa. my a1c was up here; now, it's down with rybelsus®. his a1c? it's down with rybelsus®. my doctor told me rybelsus® lowered a1c better than a leading branded pill and that people taking rybelsus® lost more weight. i got to my a1c goal and lost some weight too. r

tries to get american citizens out of gaza and as of right now, they have nowhere to go, john. >> john: oren liebermann to keep to -- as up-to-date. i want to return to aaron david miller, a former police negotiator for the state department. good to see you. we have heard that israeli troops are amassing at the gaza border. the next stage, prime minister benjamin netanyahu is saying, what does that mean? if israeli ground forces to go into northern gaza, what would they do for how long? >> based on what the israeli press spokes people are, and former intelligence military officials, it seems to me that given the context of the hamas terror surge and red, that the israelis appeared to want to change "the reality" in gaza, create a new political reality, pose hamas reality. and we are talking about eradication of hamas' military command. and that includes all command and control to destroy all market laboratories, destroyed ammunition, any technology that hamas is using and of course, the israelis have directly more than suggested that they are also out to removing the leadership. yeah,

the two countries pushed by john and i might add another john, the former secretary of state john fromassachusetts won the silver star as well. once at war, we are now choosing the highest possible partnership made possible through john's leadership. i mean to sincerely think about it while illinois, i visited a marker depicting where, where john had endured. all the pain, imprisoned 5.5 years, solitary confinement for two years, given an opportunity an opportunity to come home. if he just said a couple things. he was beaten, bloodied bones, broken, isolated, tortured, left, unable to raise his arms above his shoulders. as i stood there paying my respects. i thought about how much i missed my friend and it's not hyperbole from the bottom of my heart. i mean this, i thought about something else as well. i thought about how much america missed john right now. how much america needed john's courage and foresight and vision. i thought about what john stood for, what he fought for, what he's willing to die for. i thought about what we owed john, what i owed him and what we owe each other. w

john. >> john: can't imagine what the parents are going through. prayers that they will find her and find her safe. molly, thank you. >> jacqui: former president trump was hoping to wrap his first day in court soon. nate foy live outside the courthouse in lower manhattan where the former president just spoke, i believe. how did former president trump handle today's proceedings? >> jacqui, he just walked out of the courtroom, the morning session ended, the afternoon session to begin at 2:15. former president trump said everything went well but he feels that the judge in this case has already made up his mind. president trump said that he will probably be returning for that afternoon session but opening remarks have been made by trump's lawyers, as well as lawyers for his sons, eric and don, jr. and lawyers for the state. the state argues family regularly submitted false financial records, whereas trump's lawyer argued those records were in fact true. take a look at this video from inside the courtroom, former president trump is looking very serious.

hi, john. >> john: good to be with you. john roberts in jerusalem, and so the scene here is that as the president wings back to the united states, left one certainty where it's headed next. we new the idf was extremely unlikely to mount a ground operation while the president was on the ground here. will that happen in the coming hours? is israel prepared? what will happen on the northern border? will hezbollah launch more furious attacks against israel if it goes in on the ground in gaza and what, sandra, of the fate of now 200 to 250 hostages who were being held by hamas. >> sandra: we just learned through trey yingst, john, that obviously adds to the growing number that we knew of that were currently trapped in gaza wanting to get out. >> john: yeah. here is where things stand at this hour. the national security council confirms israel was not responsible for the deadly gaza hospital blast after a u.s. intelligence assessment. >> sandra: israel has given egypt the green light to give food, water and medicine to the gaza s

>> john: no.y 2 which you made with your son, cody carpenter, and your godson daniel davies. you are revisiting old scores. what is it like to come back to these old scores and do them again? >> john: fantastic. we have much better sounds today than we did in those days. >> stephen: you've got halloween, escape from new york, big trouble in little china, they live, assault on precinct 13. >> john: all the fun ones. >> stephen: you're also back of the directors chair for new project you're doing for peacock, fittingly for the spooky season. it's called "suburban screams." this directors chair appears to be in your living room. >> john: it is. >> stephen: where are the people you're directing? >> john: they are in prague. >> stephen: you're in los angeles. >> john: i'm in hollywood hill sitting back in my chair telling them what to do in prague. it's awesome i tell you. it's the only way to direct. >> stephen: you don't feel like you're missing anything? >> john: no. right here is where it is all ab

john: good evening. i'm john yang.ht, months of escalating tensions between israelis and palestinians have erupted into a firestorm. in an unprecedented surprise attack, the militant hamas rulers of gaza sent dozens of fighters into israel by land, sea and air. gun battles raged for hours in communities across southern israel. and officials on both sides say israeli soldiers and civilians are now captives in gaza. israel responded with airstrikes on gaza cities, flattening hamas offices and residential buildings. at this hour, at least 200 israelis are reported dead and 1100 wounded. palestinian officials say at least 198 palestinians are dead and 1600 wounded, most from fighting in israel. tonight, special correspondent nurit ben is in tel aviv, and we should warn you that some of the images in her report are disturbing. [sirens] nurit: terror and carnage on israel's streets as rockets from hamas filled the sky. >> at around six clock in the morning a rocket fell here through the house. everything got burned. the hous

john. >> john: all right. jennifer griffin with the latest from the pentagon on that, general i are, thank you. sandra we are sitting down a couple members of congress the cochairs of the house congress at isrealis caucus, as we watch over gaza for the latest developments there and as our trey yingst has been reporting, sandra, missiles every few minutes, there was a barrage that comes up from gaza, designed to overwhelm the iron dome system. there has been some speculation that hamas is trying to get israel down so low on missiles by using these dumb missiles that fly over and get intercepted by the iron dome, then start using more sophisticated missiles to precisely target specific areas in israel which would be civilian sites, i would imagine, which would then increase the terror of the isreali population. >> sandra: going through the translated words of benjamin netanyahu a notes ago, gunmen still inside israel calling on parliamentary opposition to form broad coalition government. the air strikes against

john. >> john: c.b.otton for us, we had hoped we would bring the big alert to everybody across the country, but said it was going to happen at 2:20 eastern time, it went off at about 2:18. when has the government ever been early for anything? >> gillian: very good point. >> john: we need to look into that. so it was disappointing, it happened during the commercial break, that's ok. we'll make it up to you. in just a moment bret baier is joining us but in the interim, two big name republicans have thrown their hats into the ring to be the next house speaker. who else can we expect to jump in? >> john: yet another democrat is criticizing the biden administration for the handling of the immigrant crisis. new york city mayor eric adams and the impact on his city, he's personally headed to the border and south of the border to warn those there not to come. he'll be standing there with a big sign. bret baier is on deck and will weigh in coming up next. >> they are using us as an escape goat and that leaves us

>> john: i'm john roberts in washington.appy friyay. >> sandra: outages, delays and close calls becoming all too normal and just last month united airlines issued a nationwide ground stop after an equipment failure. >> john: the faa is facing technology and staffing challenges, including at the highest levels. no one has led the critical agency for the past 18 months. >> every day some 3 million passengers board commercial flights in and out of u.s. airports. faa manages 29 million square miles of air space. when it comes to aviation safety, the buck stops with the faa. >> the faa is -- needs to be modernized. it's still, you know, it's papers in a filing cabinet. >> sandra: fox business reporter ashley webster is with us. great to see you, by the way. what can you tell us about the search for the engine parts. boggling how they got there to begin with. >> it is a shocking story, sandra, the company accused of selling bogus jet engine parts backed up by forged paperwork. now dozens of aircraft have been grounded for urgent m

. >> john: john roberts in washington. pressure is growing for president biden to respond to the 20 rocket and drone attacks against our troops in iraq and syria in the past ten days. and late last night, the pentagon says it did just that, bombing two military sites in eastern syria used by iranian-backed militias. >> sandra: the fighting between the u.s. and iran comes as massive explosions have rocked gaza all morning. heaviest fighting they have seen in the -- this violent three-week war. >> john: fox team coverage over the next two hours and the breaking news from the war in the middle east. we are going to start with trey yingst live in southern israel. shabbat started a few hours ago, trey, yet you have seen bombardment all day. what's the latest from there? >> yeah, john, good afternoon. the sun went down a few hours ago and the israelis have been ramping up airstrikes along the gaza strip. israel hitting the northern part of gaza from the air, ground and sea. massive explosions behind us, shaking the ground. still

. >> john: i'm john roberts. good to spend an hour with you again. threats to the homeland and american interests around the world as fighting intensifies in gaza. the war between israel and hamas a dark cloud hanging over today's senate hearings. >> dana: fox team coverage. trey yengst in southern israel. let's go to the hearing first of all. they are underway. we'll kick it over to secretary of state antony blinken about to give testimony at the senate hearing. protestors are trying to disrupt. the chairman, patty murray, rebuked them and wants the secretary to give some testimony today. john, they are there because there are many problems in the world. lots of different hot spots. this hearing was prepared to go before the war october 7th but now it has a renewed focus, john. >> john: particularly with all these acts against the u.s. forces. let's listen for a minute here. >> i again ask that those in the audience respect the people in the room and allow us to continue the hearing. the hearing will suspend until the disruption is removed. >> cease

>> hi, john. the idf says it is increasing the ground operations and have seen repeated strikes coming out of gaza. all this while the country's defense minister said that when this ground invasion does officially happen, it will be long and difficult. the idf going into gaza again for another day, bringing in tanks, releasing this video of ground work saying this is the next stage of the war. galant, the defense minister, said part of the process will be tailing and dismantling the vast tunnels and they are using power generators to ventilate the tunnels and idf soldiers conducted targeted raids by sea using attacks on hamas infrastructure and this mission included navy vessels and aircraft. now, with the crumbling infrastructure that we are seeing in gaza, the health ministry says 7300 people have been killed, including about 3,000 children. it is critical to stress those numbers are not verified but the damage is widespread. the u.n. secretary general said misery is growing by the minute. and m

john. >> john: chad pergram for us as we watch the vote unfolding on capitol hill. so far jim jordan with 67 votes. steve scalise with three. mccarthy with one. eight others, jordan is headed for the same tally that he had in the last two votes, about 20 dissenters. he met with all of them on capitol hill prior to this vote trying to convince them that they should vote for him. that they should put it to bed. the house needs a speaker. a lot of business to get done. according to one member who was in that meeting, what those 20 were trying to do is convince jim jordan to give up the pursuit of the speakership. republican congressman brian mast from florida is with us. he is the only member of congress to serve in both the u.s. army and israeli defense forces and with us now. so this pursuit of the speakership by jim jordan. would you encourage him to continue or would you encourage him to drop it and you go with plan c? >> i would encourage him to continue right now. the fact is for everybody that i've spoken to or heard speak about why they dissent from him has bee

back to you, john. >> john: chad pergram, thank you.i. >> jacqui: jonathan turley, george washington university law professor and fox news contributor, could jamal bowman end up facing charges, that is the question we have in our minds today, jonathan. what do you say? >> yes, well, i hate to be an alarmist, but that is the role that congressman bowman has laid out for himself. i mean, he did in fact commit an act that is at least a misdemeanor under d.c. law. it can be treated as a felony if you believe he intentionally tried to disrupt the congressional proceedings. i think that's unlikely. but most certainly can be charged as a misdemeanor. a criminal misdemeanor. does that mean that it's grounds for expulsion, i don't think so. i mean, i think people have to be very careful before they engage in the sort of expulsion compulsion. if you start to do this, you are going to find a lot of folks are pushing for the expulsion of others. the fact that over hundreds of years we have only expelled five members should tell you something. they

john roberts live from jerusalem in for harris. hi, john. [gunfire] >> john: sounds of gunfire outside the u.s. embassy in lebanon. plow tests erupting in the middle east after a blast at a gaza hospital. president biden is on the ground in israel. israeli forces say they have proof the explosion was a failed rocket launch by islamic jihad terrorists. john roberts reporting from jerusalem for harris faulkner today. the hospital blast upending the president's visit to show america's support for israel. palestinian, jordanian and egyptian leaders canceled meetings with the president and hamas blaming israel for the explosion. israel releasing audio that depicts hamas operatives discussing the gaza hospital blast. listen here. [speaking native language] >> john: israeli military says that proves who is responsible. >> the islamic jihad was responsible for the strike at the hospital in gaza. according to our intelligence, hamas checked the reports and understood it was an islamic jihad rocket that had misfired and decided to launch a global medi

i can hear you, john. >> john: ok. sandra is with us as well, trey. >> sandra: trey, be safe, first and foremost, you and your crew. if you can keep talking to us, let me just read you -- >> listen to our camera. >> sandra: ok. you left the camera there. we can see the shot. trey, there's some wires crossing right now, the palestinian red crescent, crossing on the reuters wire, says they have received a warning from israeli forces to immediately evacuate a gaza hospital. this is just crossing the wire right now. also adding to that, let's see -- israel's channel 13 is also confirming, by the way, that hamas has released two hostages. what else can you tell us about what's happening right now? >> yeah, absolutely, and so the israelis continue, we are going to take it off the sticks, guys, if you could take it off the sticks, we'll come down here, just stay with us for a moment. so what you heard there, the whistle of -- of incoming mortar fire. so those were indeed mortars fired at this position and we are so close to t

john. >> john: mike, stay safe. sandra. >> sandra: our reporter roundtable is following from every angle. peter doocy at the white house, jennifer griffin at the pentagon, eric is in new york city and trey yingst in southern israel. he's been on the ground from the beginning of this. trey, you've covered wars all over the world including previous conflicts in israel. what stands out to you in the first four days of this? >> john, sandra, good afternoon to you. what stands out to me is how unexpected this was. it was a saturday morning, and no one was prepared for what was about to take place. a massacre of civilians and unimaginable scale. more than 1200 people total, some of those are soldiers, but the vast majority are civilians who were slaughtered in their homes. we saw that today in the town of be' rei, we got a full understanding of the numbers we knew. 10% slaughtered, more than 100 at the hands of hamas. >> you can see the blood-stained patio of the home, people were resting at the time, early in the morning

john: good evening. i'm john yang. tonight, israel is a nation at war.inister benjamin netanyahu has vowed to destroy the ability of hamas and islamic jihad to govern and carry out militant attacks, an effort he warns will be long and difficult. the death toll continues to climb. at this hour, there are more than 700 israelis dead. on the palestinian side, more than 400 are reported dead. and each side reports more than 2000 wounded. late today, defense secretary lloyd austin ordered the aircraft carrier uss gerald ford to the eastern mediterranean as a show of force in support of israel. [explosion] the skyline of gaza shrouded in smoke as israeli strikes pummel residential regions. they targeted tunnels long suspected to be smuggling weapons. >> if you look behind me, this is the islamic investment bank. the israeli claim this bank belongs to hamas. the israeli air force attacked this bank 10 minutes ago. this is a famous street in gaza, full of banks, journalists. you can see it is empty, everything is closed. john: just across the border in southern

. >> john: harris, thank you. a live look at the capitol, house speaker kevin mccarthy fighting to stay in power. florida republican congressman matt gaetz pushing to oust him after less than a year in charge. hello, i'm john roberts, welcome to you on this historic tuesday. >> a lot going on behind us. i'm aishah hasnie in for sandra smith. matt gaetz filed the motion to vacate the chair, could force a new vote as early as 1:30 today for house speaker if mccarthy's allies are not able to save him. >> john: the florida congressman says the recent spending battle and ongoing aid to ukraine says he is not representing republican interest in the house. and if he can convince enough gop members for the motion, he will be forced to rely on democrats. >> aishah: juan and chris are standing by, but first, off to capitol hill where senior congressional correspondent chad pergram is live with the latest. so, what are you hearing, where are the democrats at right now? >> good afternoon, aishah. when asked if he would still

john. >> john: lucas tomlinson in tel aviv. thank you.dra. >> sandra: the south, israeli ground forces are moving deeper into gaza, targeting strongholds deep in the city. mike, is anything changing right there? >> well, we see the israeli forces pushing deeper into, and past the barriers of gaza. we have visual confirmation on the north and northwest side, and statement from hamas they moved into the south of gaza city. look at the evacuation zone, pretty much have the population centers surrounded north of the evacuation zone. what we are getting from the israelis themselves, the ground expansion is expanding. they have hit pockets of resistance waiting to ambush the israeli forces as they push deeper not gaza strip. and they have hit anti-tank positions. indications that social order in the gaza strip is falling apart, very strong indication in the form of video from a u.n. warehouse, the warehouse was ransacked as palestinians are scrambling for the basic necessities of life and running off with things like bags of flour. some 45 had

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i'd like to speak with john bolton, thanks for joining us, for the first time john kelly who's been very reluctant to do this on the record but here he is confirming several stories that really offended him greatly, especially ones that had to do with his attitude towards veterans, wounded soldiers, killed soldiers, trump at arlington cemetery in 2017 standing among the graves of american soldiers who died in afghanistan and iraq and saying, i don't get it, what was in it for them? trump calling americans who died in world war i losers, refusing the visit the cemeteries of world war i soldiers, trump not wanting wounded veterans in a military parade because it would, quote, not be a good look for him. did you hear any of these comments, or anything like it? and do you have any reason to doubt john kelly knowing him as you do? >> well, first, i have no reason whatever to doubt what john said. i think he was saying exactly what he heard from trump. some of those things he had told me, some occurred before i arrived at the white house. the question of the veterans day -- the armistice day c

john. >> john: rich, thank you.h. >> aishah: bring in dave sears, a former navy seal team 6 troop commander. dave, good to be with you. i want to get to the proxy attacks on the u.s. forces in a second here. let's start with what's happening here in the homeland and the threats that are currently being made to our country here. listen to what the fbi director christopher wray told senators this morning about those threats. >> definitely believe there is a heightened risk of potential violence here in the u.s., especially from lone actors inspired by any number of foreign terrorist organizations or by domestic ideologies in some way using the conflict as an excuse or justification as horrendous and misguided as that would be to conduct attacks here against jewish americans, muslim americans, arab americans, etc. so we are concerned about that. important for americans to understand even before this conflict we are dealing with an adversary that just in the past couple years has tried to kill a former u.s. national sec

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