and john biden's tough trip. it just got even tough. i didn't it off to this is really strike on the hospital. i'm with jordan's cancellation of the summit. what is it he's hoping to achieve now? a yeah, 24 hours ago. this was an entirely different trip for joe biden, and i bet he's wishing you did it before now, because now it puts in between a rock and a hard place. he goes there, having fully committed us support to israel at a time when here in the us, it was widely perceived as israel defending itself against what was the brutal attacks by him off. and now it is israel that is accused of attacking civilians and this unexplained hospital explosion which its leaders have denied. so john kirby, the national security spokesman for the white house on air force, one on the trip there briefed reporters and he said biden's going to come in asking some tough questions of his friend and ally benjamin netanyahu. he was scheduled to meet with netanyahu to talk to the work counsel, to talk to the families of those have been killed, the families

. >> john: president biden is set to unveil his latest student loan plan, cancel additional $9 billion in student debt for 125,000 borrowers, comes just days after federal student loan payments restarted following a pause of more than three years. let's bring in our panel, marc thiessen and richard fowler, both of them fox news contributors and thankful for that. something we would wish on our worst enemy. fox news contributor, it's a great thing. >> gillian: thank you for clarifying my bad joke earlier. >> john: biden, $5.28 billion forgiven under public service loan forgiveness programs, 2.8 billion, income driven repayment, 1.2 billion total permanent or permanent disability. he's going at this piecemeal. not the $400 billion he had promised initially, richard, how far do you think the 9 billion will go buying him votes. >> i think it's more than buying votes. in 2020 he said he committed we have to deal with the scourge of student loan debt in the country. what makes student loan debt so horrifying over other debts, it's not tied to anything, not tied to property, not tied to a car

john biden, and well, there is a lot of talk everywhere, what does this mean, why is he coming, beforeere was a visit, the secretary of america, blinken, who was even present in the cabinet, in the military cabinet, yes, where, i don’t know , some possible follow-up actions were discussed. and that's why no one gives a damn now let's say so predictions, when this is over, we understand that we as a civilian, a civil society, yes, we are now responding, responding to all the needs, to the evacuation, which, which must be done from, which started in the north, support, elderly people , people who do not speak hebrew, there are new repatriates who came from ukraine after the war. first of all, the war between ukraine and russia, there are refugees here, ukrainians, who also do not speak hebrew, and they need, shall we say, help, so there are many urgent issues and tasks, and they are dealing with this now, and when it will end, no one knows, yesterday the head of israel's general security service, shabak, well, that's not his name, shabak, it's israel's service, shabak, ronenbar. took res

get off the plane and... onto the concrete road in bengurion, let's hope that today's visit of john biden overshadowed by this kind of situation. thank you, sergey, the head of our middle east bureau, sergey poshkov, was in direct contact with the latest information from israel, now we are transported to palestine, report by alexander belibov. this is footage of an attack on the elyakhli hospital in the gas sector; in the video, the whistle of a rocket is clearly heard and a powerful fiery explosion is visible. illuminated the entire area, this is what was left of the hospital looked like in the first minutes after the impact, the ruins of the hospital were on fire, reportedly, part of this colossal destruction occurred due to the detonation of oxygen cylinders that were stored in medical institutions. the number of victims of this strike , for which the palestinian side blames the israeli authorities, is growing every hour; according to various estimates, it ranges from several hundred to more than a thousand people, with several hundred more people injured. it’s a terrifying picture: th

yes with jordan and egypt, now today... a visit is expected tomorrow of the president of america, john biden, and well, everywhere there is a lot of talk, what does it mean, why is he coming, before that there was a visit, the secretary of america, blinken, who was even present in the cabinet, in the military cabinet, yes, where, i don’t know, were discussed some perhaps follow-up actions, and that's why no one is giving, well, let's say this, forecasts, when it will end , we understand that we as a civilian, a civil society, yes, we are now reacting, reacting to all needs, to evacuation, which, which need to be done with that started in the north, support, elderly people, people who don't speak hebrew, there are... veripatriots who came from ukraine and after the war, first the war between ukraine and russia, there are refugees here, ukrainian, who also don't speak hebrew and they... need, let's say, help, that's why there are many questions and tasks, urgent, and they are dealing with this now, and when it will end, no one knows, yesterday the head of the general security service of israel

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treaty, yes with jordan and egypt, and now today, tomorrow, the visit of the president of america, john bidenand well, there is a lot of this everywhere... conversations, what does this mean, why is he coming, before that there was a visit, the secretary of america, blinken, who was even present in the cabinet, in the military cabinet, yes, where, i don’t know , some possible follow-up actions were discussed, and that's why now no one is giving, well, let's say, forecasts, when it will end, we...' that we as a civilian, a civil society, yes, we are now reacting, reacting to all the needs, to the evacuation, which, which needs to be done with, which started in the north, support, elderly people, people who don't speak hebrew, there are new returnees who came from ukraine, after the war since the beginning of the war between ukraine and russia, there are refugees, ukrainian, who also don't speak, in hebrew and they need, let's say, help, so there are many urgent issues and tasks, and this is what they are currently dealing with, and when it will end, no one knows, yesterday the head of the gene

biden said yesterday. he was here and witnessed the pain. he met with some of these families who lost loved ones. we are very determined and our cause is clear and just. >> john: in terms of this different security arrangement. i know that's for the day after. i assume that's what this summit in jordan between president biden, the king of egypt and abbas was supposed to be about? >> well, obviously our american counterparts are discussing with different players in the region. we are not part of some of these discussions. we are holding different discussions with regional partners as well behind the scenes. but once we will complete the mission of dismantling hamas i can tell the you also other actors across the region will understand that a strong israel, an israel that took out this terrorist monstrous regime also serves their interest. it is not coincidental this massacre took place when israel was on the brink of a dloip mat i can breakthrough with saudi arabia. peace and calm in the region is the enemy of the terrorists. that's the worst nightmare, in fact. >> john: the idea what comes next is something i will discuss with general petraeus here on fox. we

. >> john: but biden is not doing that. he won't even say iran was behind the attack. >> john, that's true but that's what they should be doing because the real -- the person who has the handle on this is actually the supreme leader khomeini. two carrier strike groups and marine group and command and control ship coming in. that gives you a potent lethal force. it is not the aircraft that's on board those ships, john. the fact that they have over 600 tomahawk missiles. they can reach out to tehran anywhere. if they don't believe they are a threat the iranians they'll keep pushing it. my recommendation is you better saddle up, you better make sure they understand how serious we are. we have lost 30 americans in the raid of 13 days ago and well over a dozen missing. we're into this game and fight and we should make everybody understand that. there is a moral responsibility. in 1945, we said never again. never again has shown up and we have to support the israelis and support the other allies be it the britts, french or others

terror group hezbollah from opening a second front in the war. >> sandra: all of this, john, ahead of president biden's oval office primetime address to the nation that is expected to happen tonight where he will lay out his request for congress to approve emergency funding for additional military assistance for both israel and ukraine. >> john: we have fox team coverage across the globe and breaking news from the middle east. start with trey yingst live on the ground in southern israel. my alarms have been going off all afternoon. you have seen and heard explosions all day where you are. what's the latest? >> 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

john, the other stuff, i do not understand, you have covered this from inside of israel. now you're back home. the bidens still have not directly implicated iran in the hamas, i'll call it the hamas invasion or the hamas massacre and i thought, john, the lobbing of a couple of missiles into syria and unmanned munitions die poet was a pretty weak response to the fact that the terrorists have, you know, they have come after us 15 times, 20 times, more than 20 times. i mean, you know, on reporting basis, why he doesn't mention iran? is like iran hardly exists in the mind of the biden administration. i don't get that, john. >> let me make one correction. i said nuremberg. i meant the bombing of dresden during world war ii. larry: yes. >> it is curious this administration is not laying blame at the foot of iran to the degree that the administration you worked with did. i spoke to your former boss on friday about this and i said what do you think of the biden administration's response to iran and its meddling not just with hamas and hezbollah but also the bombing of al-assad? he said he would be very, very tou

this has to stop. >> john: biden administration is trying t cut off funding for hamas. it gives money to the 2, $2.5 billion a year through various sources. administration plans to do it through sanctions on the various entities that support hamas. is that going to be effective? >> it can be effective but it has to start with iran. iran gives hamas like 200, $2 million a year. stop giving money to the iranians, and sanctions, it is a pass through. every time we make the deal, $6 billion in hostage swap or whatever else we have given them over the years, it's an seive, and the -- there are a whole bunch of countries nominal american allies, and out there supporting hamas and supporting massacres along the lines of 10-7. >> you believe there will be news about the hostages in the next, couple three days. >> clearly a slowdown right now in terms of the pace of the israeli ground invasion. everybody in israel is waiting for it. world is nervous about it. probably going to have to be some kind of movement, qataris are scrambling to try to show their worth and the israelis ar

biden, his primary concern is will the enemy escalate, like putin. and it's a concern, but it can't paralyze you because they read it as weakness and they get more aggressive. >> john: president biden has sent the u.s.s. gerald ford carrier group to the eastern mediterranean on stand-by, eisenhower is on its way, the 26th marine expeditionary unit is moving up the red sea, don't know what the final destination is, whether it will transit the suez canal or go up the gulf toward the south. that's obviously meant as a deterrence. but if there isn't tough language toward iran about don't you dare let hezbollah get involved in this, the great fear here in israel is the moment that the ground forces go into northern gaza, that's what hezbollah will pull the trigger on the missiles, and they can hit tel aviv. if you don't use strong language to say to iran stay out of this, instead of saying don't don't don't don't don't in an interview, are you really projecting strength? >> yeah, i would go even further, john. as a former presidential speech writer, you know, i value words. words are very important. joe biden has said a lot of the right words on israel. i think it deman

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big picture in all of this is, what did biden's visit actually achieve if he was trying to avoid escalating the conflict beyond israel and gaza? >> i think, john, that biden concord florida israelis, namely they've got a mixture of a lot of sympathy and empathy, solidarity, but also some borders to the operation in gaza. i think that many israelis saw that, on one hand he is a genuine friend, but on the other hand, israel cannot go on in gaza. there are limits. there are limits even after the terrible massacre in the south of israel, there are limits to what israel is doing, and after 1000 palestinian innocent children killed in ten days, one should ask himself, where do we go? where will this lead us? what about all this horrible, horrible cry at -- scenes in gaza. >> listen to biden talking about the general caution or dangers of overreaction, driven by fear and rage, here he is. >> i understand that many americans -- and many americans understand. you cannot look at what has happened here, to your mother's your father's your grandparents, sons, daughters, children, even babies, and not scream out for justice. justice must be done. but i cau

. >> john: any moment now president biden will address the first time since saturday and death toll stands at 11, with more missing. hello, john roberts in washington. >> sandra: i'm sandra smith in new york, this is "america reports." the white house says the president who has mostly remained out of the public eye the past 72 hours will lay out his plan for how america will support israel as it inches closer to launching a ground invasion to eradicate hamas from the gaza strip. >> john: speech comes as several american families are furious at the biden administration for the lack of action in rescuing their loved ones who might be among the hostages who are still alive at the moment in gaza. >> sandra: fox team coverage now. mike tobin is in tel aviv on the missing american families' pleas for help. >> john: greg is in israel close to the gaza strip. >> greg: no let-up, action on both sides. all day we have been hearing the israeli fighter planes hitting targets close to here and further down gaza strip. the israeli defense force, idf confirms they have had 250 targets during the day, the

biden thus far and his unequivocal support for israel including the so-called iron dome israeli defense as johnobbers just discussed. biden deserves credit here but i am not going to give him credit for forcing israel to accept $100 million of so-called humanitarian aid because in gaza humanitarian aid is hamas aid. even worse it is u.s. taxpayer-funded hamas aid. hamas cares not one wit about civilian palestinians. terrorists will take food, fuel, munitions war, whatever they want for their own purposes. the idf were run aring the operation i might think differently. they wouldn't. the idf will bomb hamas when they see terrorists pilfering the aid that will be a very tough story. nor do i give president biden any credit for re-upping iranian ballistic missile sanctions even though he and blinken claimed to be monitoring now, russia, china and hang on a minute, venezuela are going to be back to that one in just a moment but the point is, re-upping the u.n.'s restrictions or even snapping back has no real meaning because the bidens following on the heels of the obamas, never enforced the sanctio

political fingerprints of the washington justicntinues e's a lofingere dr joe biden in the hunter biden case. right. john solomon biden. by the way, you told me earlier your dad's not feeling well. our prayers were with him tonight. and as always, thank you forg wl all the great thank you. >> appreciate it. he's a big fan of your a . s. all right. former president donald j. trump back in new york. court today still facing that trump hatin facing, new york a.g., letitia james and this crazy judge, this bogus lawsuit trying to drive trump and his kids completely cancel them from anyr new york business,k find themth 250 million, 250 million could dollars, if you can believe it . and oh, and a judge that is theu dumbest judge i've ever seen in my life. now,dgseen in e. trump is right complaining that this whole thing is pointless. it's politically motivatedthin t in this trial and taking away from his ability to campaignlitl the middle of an election season. and of course, we know exactly why this case was brought in the first place. case you don't recall. here'swaght in t a i will neverd to challenge this i

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 media campaign to hide what really happened. they went as far as inflating the numbers of casualties. they understood without absolute certainty that it was a rocket m

biden has appeased iran. and iran is unappease able, there has been more appease ment and no action, sanctions have been lifted no matter when they say, i'm say you going to, johncliffe, if biden were serious, take kirk kirby, you say reading this manuel. first acknowledgment that i heard that iran why puppeteer. mitch mcconnell, not the biggest right wing hawk in the group, he wrote in "wall street journal" last week. said, we should be interdicting or impounding iranian ships that are carrying oil to china to lord knows where and drones to russia. and oil revenues. and reserves, we should be impounding this, right now. right now. because we are now saying iran is behind this, what are we doing about it? go back and you know. you know senators saying this on both sides of the aisle, where is the administration? >> thank you know, as you know, further sanctions dropped this week, u.n. security council resolution against iran's ability to test ballistic missiles and trade ballistic missiles and develop nuclear defense systems and offensive systems, they were allowed to lance by the united states -- lapse by united states, they had the ability to stop that and ca

authority, put on two coats at a time, then she already... handed over the european industry to john adolfovich biden 1939, will drive, well, not iosifanovich, but vladimir vladimovich somewhere far away, at least beyond the urals. here are historical analogues, what’s good about them is that they allow you to calculate your enemy’s plans if you know history and those parallel historical figures that exist in his mind. so, in this split mind of europeans, and not this split of mind, a completely mutually exclusive political cultural narrative, on the one hand, the european political class waves the israeli flag, says that we are all israelis, lights up the brondenburg gate there with the israeli flag, on the other hand, there are terrorists who, they know that they are terrorists, about whom they know that they plan to kill and jews living in europe, and anyone who is considered in their... in the eyes, in their inflamed consciousness, subhuman, this belgian, or rather tunisian citizen , was driving around on his scooter, brussels nord, they call it, this railway station brussels, where there are dru

the national security interests of the united states to support ukraine, and yesterday, john herbs, president biden that, and john herbs said , that this speech reminded him, in particular , of the times of ronald reagan. if we're talking about other commentators, particularly jena beniega, she's a representative of the atlantic council, she brought up another point, she says that biden hopes that his the speech will convince the americans, and indeed after that the congressmen, to approve this massive package of military aid to ukraine and israel, but a very important question remains, she said, whether this speech was enough for the republicans to actually make concessions to president biden and those who are skeptical now about pooling aid to actually give this big foreign policy victory to president biden, literally a year before the presidential election, and actually the comments that we've heard from lawmakers, they're just points out that opinions are divided here, nentsi polosny polosi, a former speaker of the house of representatives, a democrat, she thanked president biden, said that thi

and evan perez is outside of the courthouse in wilmington, and hunter biden has arrived and what do we expect to see? >> well, john, hunter biden is now sitting inside of that courtroom and there with his attorney abbe lowell, and this is supposed to be a very brief hearing. this is where he is going to be entering the not guilty plea, and this is what we expect him to do. he will go down to get processed by the u.s. marshals, and then expect he will leave. now, of course, we don't know how this going to go down, because the last time he was here a couple of months ago, it was supposed to be a brief hearing and his plea agreement, and everything had been set up ahead of time, and then of course, it fell apart spectacularly when the judge started to ask questions about the terms of the deal were. now, part of that deal was for a diversion agreement whereby hunter biden would basically stay away from drugs and make sure that he did not buy any drugs for two years, and that gun charge would go away, but that is no longer the case. he is facing three counts for purchasing this handgun that he owned for 11 days, but un

biden sources. now telling us that maybe this weekend. in needs to get it now, clearly. and so we wait and, we wait to see if it does. john? > president biden also made this address trying to convince the american people of the need for further assistance for both israel and ukraine. that seems to be a hard sell in some respects, and especially for ukraine. and time these two measures together in the same package makes it even more complicated, it seems. >> it's very interesting, john, that he has peace these together. wiley is distinguishing and try saying that the threat of hamas is not the same as the threat from russia, he does make some parallel. he does compare them as both threats to democracies. that is his fundamental message. and he's also saying it's a threat to american national security. that is why the american people need to keep investing in americas security in this way. but as you say, it is a challenge, particularly with ukraine. the public support for funding ukraine against this russian invasion has been waning. we are now into the 20th months of this war in ukraine. and so, this funding is continuing t

john: mr. ambassador, one more quick question. president biden instead of flying home was supposed to go doing to jordan for a summit with king abdullah, president el-sissi and abbas. that did not happen because of three days of mourning, according to john kirby, they canceled the meeting. what was the meeting going to be about? some were looking at that as the leaders getting together to sketch out a way forward for gaza after hamas is eventually gone. what do you know? >> well, i think we have to start to think about the day after what will happen in gaza after we eradicate hamas. we know the people in gaza, they suffer under the hamas regime, and now is the time to start to think out of the box about the future of the people in gaza after hamas. i think the right approach. i know it will not be easy. we heard president el-sissi speak about that and the king of jordan but the long run, people in the region start to understand the future in the region will be without hamas in gaza. >> john: i wanted to ask you also about the nominee for u.s. amb

president biden promised me that he'd take care of this. >> john: so brian, if you were a student or,ot a student anymore but a recently graduated student and suddenly you have hundreds of dollars of your budget that now has to be dedicated to student loans and you have not accounted for that, what do you do? >> well, how about number one, you learn the lesson when you have debt, you should account for it. if you think why we are in this problem, why we are facing this cliff, it's because you have a president for two and a half years that said i'm going to try to make it so you don't have to pay your debt. and people took him at his word and they didn't save and didn't put money aside to pay these bills. so, look, i actually think one of the most important parts of this whole fiasco is culturally we learn the lesson. if you take on debt, you pay debt. if you are in the situation you didn't put money away, well, now comes the really important task of adjusting your budget, making some sacrifices, maybe taking another job or longer hours that pay it. but all of those things are good, jo

>> reporter: well, john, president biden says once again, the country is in mourning in the wake of thisshooting that killed at least 18 people in lewiston, maine. just behind me here at the white house, flags have been lowered to half-staff. in a statement a little while ago, the president said this is a situation that should not become normal and that action needs to, quote, address the epidemic of gun violence that was addressed in the briefing. president biden last night was at the white house, hosting the australian state dinner. he was actually pulled out of that dinner to receive a briefing after the shooting took place last night. he also spoke with the governor of maine as well as the state's two senators and congressman. and the president this morning was also breached by his senior advisers. one thing that the president has stressed and the white house has stressed as well from the podium that people in the area need to listen to local law enforcement officials as there is still that search under way for the suspect. but the president also used the statement as another attempt

more technical capabilities to detect fentanyl and the like, that's what i want to do. >> john: president bidendown on his claim he had no choice but to resume construction of the border wall. his comments come as the administration is also reversed course on a key migrant policy as they will now restart deporting venezuelan migrants to curb the record influx of crossings last month, more than 50,000 venezuelans made their way into america. former border patrol chief is standing by but first, garrett is live in chicago, hundreds of migrants are housed with the windy city running out of space. how much worse are things expected to get in chicago. >> chicago has been getting between 8 and 15 busses of migrants a day, now city officials are expecting to start seeing as many as 20 to 25 busses a day, did he don't have any space to put the people coming in. why now you have more than 800 people who are living in a makeshift shelter at the bus terminal, at o'hare international airport. not allowing cameras inside, but you can see through the windows what the conditions are like. not a lot of space. p

with the biden administrion standing firmly behind israel i spoke to john kirby at the white house. security assistance is already on its way from the u.s. to israel. admiral, thanks so much for joining us. i want to start with president biden's phone call with the israeli prime minister. we heard from the president that the u.s. is surging additional assistance with ammunition and interceptors. can you tell us what the u.s. is hoping that support will do? john: first and foremost we want to make sure that support will help them better defend themselves and to go after these hamas terrorists where they are, into -- and to affect their ability to conduct terrorist attacks. that is the main purposes, giving israel the capabilities they need to defend their citizens. sumi: can you tell us more about what the israeli prime minister has asked the u.s. president for? john: i don't want to get into the specifics of the nversation president biden and prime minister netanyahu had specifically. i think it should be obvious based on the president's remarks that we made it clear to prime ministe

. >> john: joe biden won't talk tough about iran. he says don't. don't is something i tell my puppy when he takes socks out of the laundry, not to keep a country mixing it up. >> to be fair he sent the gerald ford and another group that is a message of deterrence to hezbollah. so far they haven't been totally deterred but haven't launched 100,000 missiles at israel. hopefully that stays. the problem you are getting at. right now a lot of short term thinking about preventing a regional war. there has to be recognition that there is one and israel is the canary in the coal mine. if they think they can preserve the relationship with iran they are deluded and my hope is with the chief envoy now on the outs with this investigation that we'll see hopefully a kind of come to reality moment for the biden administration that they cannot get this deal that obama signed in 2015. >> john: wonder why they keep pursuing that one. >> agreed. >> john: great to talk to you. >> dana: a great guest for us to have. let's go back to the hill. two hearings are happening

if john biden -- joe biden -- he would be sitting in kyiv if donald trump had been around.esota, republican line. caller: i love the format and the ability for me to call in from minnesota and talk nationally. thank you for the opportunity. i go back to this hostage deal, we made with iran. the billions of dollars that we gave for a single, $6 billion for five or six. -- six people. i wondered if that emboldened the radical muslims to do what they did. they talk about this was a security miss from the israelis and it was. what about the u.s. side? don't we as americans look at what is going on in the world and investigate and track what is going on with all those groups? how did we miss that as well? on the previous -- the previous caller was talking about on trump. i wish donald trump would go away, as a republican. nikki haley would be a great opportunity but we need to have a choice other than biting and trump -- other than joe biden and trump. they need to retire and it is ridiculous that the u.s. has a choice been -- between those two. host: camille, independent. calle

day one of the biden administration right up through john kirby's appearance on the aforementioned left-wingv show, the biden middle east policy has been one of iranian appeasement. and this appeasement has failed. it has completely collapsed. iran is unappeasable. but importantly, crucially, as much as any other factor biden's rain korean -- iranian appeasement policy is responsible for the hamas if invasion of israel and all the violence that is going along with that invasion. history teaches that appeasement always fails. history teaches that deterrence and strength always succeeds. and, for example, lobbing bombs at unmanned syrian ammunition depots, so utterly ini february chul. senator tom cotton called it, and i'll quote, unserious. and i'll quote again from mr. cotton, they're laughing at us in tehran. iran will continue to target americans until president biden gets serious about imposing severe costs on iran. end quote. so i will just say it again, end appeasement. start deterrence. bankrupt iran by enforcing the economic and energy sanctions. interdict and impound iranian supplies

. >> john: president biden is set to fly to israel to show solidarity with america's closest ally in the middle east. questions are growing at home or a new bombshell report that found more than $1 billion of u.s. taxpayer money has been sent to a u.n. group that may have passed that money over to hamas. sandra, by and large, a fairly quiet day today but did get a lot hotter this evening. our alerts have been going off mostly around tel aviv and the cities south. a couple of missiles that made it through the iron dome. one hit in the neighborhood of roshon, south of tel aviv, no injuries in that. another missile hit in the city of sderot, very close to gaza. we had the commander here to speak with the israeli defense minister and the important trip president joe biden tomorrow comes on the heels of the german chancellor here today and now announcements the british prime minister and the french president will travel to israel as we await the beginning of the much anticipated ground operation in gaza. >> sandra: and the president will stop there tomorrow, and pointing out as president

president biden will deliver remarks after two days of silence. white house spokesperson johnmarks will show that the u.s. commitment to solidly stand behind our ally, last night the white house lit up in blue and white in show of support for israel. when we watch this and the scene playing out over the weekend going in on friday and festivities with the president. >> kayleigh: exactly, barbecue and music playing. >> harris: you know he knew. >> kayleigh: of course, you hear music coming and what is that music? it was a barbecue. something as big as this, you need to understand the stakes. cancel events. john kirby didn't bring deliverables this morning. i want to know what is going to happen with that iranian money. what will he do to support israel? are special forces on the ground, deliverables, answers >> harris: i want to know what the president's idea of co-existence with an enemy that hates us so much and i mean iran. i want to know how hard he's going to continue to push to try to have it part of his legacy that he got something done with iran, and i would argue, mr. p

john. weeks ago hunter biden was about to walk away from it all and yet here we are today in court watching president's son be arraigned on these felony gun counts and the judge did say that hunter had been communicative with his probation officer since the summer and that he has taken drug and alcohol tests, all come back negative, and thus the judge was comfortable with the conditions both sides had agreed to. i will tell you this. hunter biden's main defense attorney abbe lowell indicated they will be asking the court not just to throw out the charges, we can all expect that, but also asking for an hearing, and why is he asking for that, i think to show everybody what actually went down between hunter biden's team and doj with that deal that fell apart. so, that will be one to watch. very interesting. >> john: so again, this idea of where we were eight weeks ago compared to where we are now, again raises the spector of how were they thinking of doing a diversion deal on the gun charge and then a plea deal on the two x at that misdemeanors, which led a question to merrick garland on "60 m

so i'm saying to you, john ratcliffe, if biden were serious, let's take kirby, kirby is reading this as you say this manuel, somebody gave him a statement so they want to sound tough. like the first acknowledgement i really heard that iran is puppeteer, financeer, et cetera, et cetera but they will not do anything about it. mitch mcconnell, not the biggest right wing hawk in the group, mitch mcconnell wrote in the "the wall street journal" last week, i quoted him, gave him credit, look we should be interdicting or impounding iranian ships that are carrying oil to china and lord knows where that are carrying drones to russia, that are developing the oil revenues and the foreign exchange reserves that you just cited a moment ago, a point i made many times, we should be impounding this right now, right now because we are now saying iran is behind this. what are we going to do about it? let's go back -- i mean you got senators saying this on both sides of the aisle, so where's the administration? >> well, larry, you know, as you know further sanctions dropped this week. u.n. security cou

but according to john kirby biden has done everything perfectly. know, he is just and everything a+. take a look. >> you want to give him a re report, a+. i mean, his commander-in-chief that never stops, and in the december possibilities are literally global. i mean, we are one nation that has truly global response abilities, and he's managing it all. >> here now with reaction criti senator ted cruz. we are a little over 70, 5 million ligaments, going t to 8000000 by the end of the year, as three years, and not interpersonal people have staye there but nobody of any people biden has led in. and now we are catching syrians communist chinese, iranians and our borders, senator. if that doesn't scare americans i don't know what will. >> look, the world has gotten much more dangerous under joe biden and the democrats. israel is at greater jeopardy, much greater jeopardy because o joe biden and the democrats. america is at grade exempt jeopardy because of biden and the kids and your family and my family are incredibly become biden and the democrats. i wo

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us national security council strategic communications coordinator john kirby said biden will speak withgyptian president al-sisi by phone during his flight to israel. the attack on al-ahliyeh hospital in gaza city took place late the night before, according to the palestinian ministry of defense, at least half a thousand people were killed. hamas blames israel for the attack. the israeli army rejects the accusations and says that the explosion was caused by a failed rocket launch by islamic jihad. this attack was one of the most massive the continuation of the war between hamas and israel, which began on october 7. the tragedy caused protests around the world. president joe biden is already on his way to the middle east. the plane took off the day before from andrews joint base in the usa to tel aviv. according to us secretary of state anthony. blinkin, who has been in the middle east for several days, biden's visit should demonstrate us solidarity with israel and commitment to its security, but in addition, biden will coordinate with israeli partners the release of hamas hostages and w

ang abroad.is ioinly enfor but according to john kirby, biden has done everything perfectln y. you know, he's just done everything. a-plus. take a loo john kirby k. >> you only give him a reportan card. a-plus. t to give him i mean, is that hn in chief. ever sthat never stops in the e. in the end, the dutiesin t he and responsibilities are global. i mean, we are one nation that has truly, weio globalnse responsibilities and is managing iities, at all. reactio here now with reaction, texas senator ted cruz. we awe're a little over seven ad a half million illegal immigrants is going to go to 8 million by the end of the year. that's three years. s, going 99% of those people have stayed. there's been no vettin and of any of the people biden has let in. >> and now we're catching syrians, chinese, iranians at our border. senator, if that doesn't scare americans, i don't know ifwhat will. >> look, the world has gotten much, much more dangerous under joe biden and the democrats. israel is at greater jeopardy, much greater jeopardy because of joe biden and the democrats. america is at gr

john. president biden made very clear we are focused on several key issues. getting a continuous flow of humanitarian assistance into gaza to meet the needs of its people. the second is to work to get our american nationals, their families, those who have worked with us in gaza safely out. now we were successful in working with teams and cara, here in israel with the united nations to move that a very first convoy yesterday. 20 trucks there is an additional 15 trucks on route today. our expectation and substance of our discussion with all sides is that starting tomorrow you will be seeing a continuous flow of assistance moving. we want to build the flow up to the levels necessary to begin to meet the needs of gaza. jen, i've got a key point to make. here president biden made quite directly. this is for the legitimate needs of the people in gaza. if hamas interferes with seizes our diverts the assistance, it will as a practical matter make it very difficult for this assistance to continue. it will be another demonstration of the lack of concern for the welfare

monitor the state department, a lot breaking on the war in the middle east. >> john: and more statements from official bideninistration folks that they do not trust the numbers that hamas is putting out when it comes to casualties. let's swing over to 1600 pennsylvania avenue from the state department, john kirby and karine jean-pierre at the briefing. >> -- to see if we can accelerate and increase the flow of humanitarian assistance in. remains a high focus for him and the national security team. i do want to, if you allow me to take a couple minutes to update you on the battlefield situation in ukraine. as we have said publicly, russia has launched a renewed offensive in eastern ukraine across multiple lines, including around three cities. i spoke about this in a gaggle recently but this offensive was not a surprise. we have been watching this build and come. we warned president putin still aims to conquer ukraine and we have been working to make sure ukraine has the equipment to defend its territory. today announced another package of security assistance, which includes air defense capabilities, javelin

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biden just now. let's discuss further with former acting director of immigration and customs enforcement under president obama, john sandweg. president biden claims he can't stop this move, he doesn't think the border wall will work. what do you think? is this just a waste of money? >> well, listen, we're talking about 20 miles of border fencing in an area that's actually seeing declining numbers. a lot of the traffic as was referenced in the report a moment ago has been moving west back to the tucson sector in arizona and el paso sector in west texas. so while the administration's trying to downplay this and say their hand was forced by this appropriation, i do think this reflects the growing political and operational realities of the situation. we have increasing numbers at the border and the administration's coming under political fire from allies who are having to deal with the influx of migrants in their cities. so look, at the end of the day i think operationally this will have minimal impact. less than 20 miles on a border of 20 miles. social some operational benefits potentially to the border patrol but it'

have been killed in 11 days of his riley, bombardments and all of this comes just hours before john joe biden flies to israel, the palestinian president says he's refusing to meet with the us president the welcome to the program. it's 19 jam tay, that's 10 pm in gaza. at least 500 people had been killed in any event. riley, as striking the besiege on claim that's according to the palestinian health ministry. hundreds of families were sheltering in and around the baptist hospital, palestinian authority, president my food, a boss cold, the attack, a massacre and genocide. in his statements, he went on and said that he will not be mazing with the us president joe biden. when he visits the region. the palestinian liberation organization has released a statement in response to the attack and says, we call on the international community to intervene immediately to stop this semester. come, let's bring in al correspondent, now tower. i assume who joins us live from con eunice in southern gaza tarik, any further information about what on folded at the baptist hospital this evening? well firstly, i'd

john roberts in washington. we are still waiting for president biden to address the nation. speech scheduled to start one hour and one minute ago. also scheduled this hour, the white house briefing with jake sullivan and karine jean-pierre. how will they explain the administration seems to have gotten this so wrong. >> sandra: it is 9:00 in israel, defense forces are preparing for a ground invasion in the south. sirens in israel's north as the threat from hezbollah's attacks escalate, but terror groups funded by iran, a country at the center of biden's mideast policy. acts of heroic by first responders, watch. [sirens and gunshots] >> john: video shows officers pr chasing down and killing two armed terrorists in a southern city. mike tobin is live in tel aviv. what's going on where you are? >> mike: something unique right now. there's a promise in the last half hour or so from islamic jihad to send a rocket targeting tel aviv, and it was supposed to happen right at this time, right about 9:00. they do have the capability to reach this far, about the middle of the country, up

peter. >> and john, $105 billion in military aid, but also $100 million in humanitarian aid and president joe biden is talking about how the humanitarian aid he was assured would be able to go through the raffa gate into gaza hasn't yet but he's talking about it like something that is literally just a matter of some new asphalt. >> answer that one question -- i believe you'll see i got a commitment from israelis and the president of egypt the crossing be open. highway had to be repaved because it was very -- very bad shape, and i believe that in the next 24 to 48 hours the first 20 trucks will come across. >> two things critics wanted to hear president biden talk about last night, border and iran. the border never came up, but iran did. >> iran is supporting russia in ukraine and it's supporting hamas and other terrorist groups in the region. and we'll continue to hold them accountable, i might add. >> despite going there, some republicans don't think tehran is going to get the message. >> the israelis can take out hezbollah, take out hamas, but iran will keep pumping them with weapons and money al