as karine rightly noted acting on that.nd he promised we will keep them informed every single step of the way and do that. these are difficult days for the families. as we all prepare for the holiday season that's already upon us, we would do well to remember that for them there's going to be an empty chair at the table, a still and silence in the room, and there's going to be irrepressible ache and worry and fear, the president understands that, the whole team understands that, keep them in our thoughts, and in israel and gaza who has been deeply and affected by the attacks of october 7th. delvish attacks by terrorists intent on taking innocent life. this is a war that hamas has brought on itself and we all want it to stop because any war is horrific, hamas has pledged to repeat october 7th again and again and again. it has pledged to annihilate israel and kill as many jews as possible. still holding over 100 hostages, including young women it refused to release in violation of a deal that it negotiated in doha. we know wh

today karine jean-pierre was at the podium.publicans are demonizing immigrants, dehumanizing immigrants. it's interesting. you're seeing now we're going back to this idea that it is cold-hearted and incompassionate when i think people really want to see something happen that would be a government in action. so senator -- >> there's nothing humane about what's happening down here now. now it's a national security crisis as well. >> martha: think about the trafficking the children and the drugs and the heroin and the fentanyl and all of it. absolutely. thanks very much, senator. good to see you. senator john thune from south dakota. so iran is obviously, they have a lot of tentacles all over the middle east right now. one arm is the houthis. they're hitting 101 times in the region. some of that has come from syria as well, hitting back at the united states. the plans that the coalition now has to protect the red sea, which could drive all of the prices up for oil and goods because 10 to 15% of everything goes through the red sea.

karine jean-pierre is a professional liar. she is sitting there knowing she's lying.n public has rejected these lies. these are historic numbers, historic numbers, and the number of illegals who are crossing the border. we don't need to import crime. you look at democratic cities where the governor of texas is sending these immigrants to chicago, there is more crime, and there are now democratic cities who are begging for president trump to take over, because we had a policy to control the border. we had tom homan in charge. and this is what is destroying america right now. the border policy or the lack thereof is the number two issue in this country behind the economy, and that is why joe biden is going to lose, and we are going to stop the lying from the white house press secretary. >> tammy: it's a remarkable thing to watch, tom. you know these numbers, i think. i think people are finally understanding the extent of what's happening here. the number of illegal immigrants since joe biden has come into office is now the equivalent of 41 states, individual states. it

sullivan: thank you, karine, and thanks everybody. i will make a few opening comments and i will be happy to answer your questions. this past weekend, i held rounds of phone calls with partners from israel, egypt, qatar, and other nations as we remain engaged in a nonstop discussion since hamas' devastating terrorist attacks. we are still talking about how to find a way forward with hostages. we are talking about expanding the humanitarian assistance making it into gaza. and we are talking about the status of israel's military operation and to defend itself against a terrorist organization which has declared its intent to repeat the october 7 massacre again and again. i have briefed the president regularly throughout the weekend and the day today. on thursday at the white house, and with some families joining virtually, i met with the families of americans who are being held hostage by hamas. it was my second such meeting by myself. i also joined the president's meeting with families and i can tell you it has not gotten any easier. wh

all karine jean-pierre had to say is i'm sitting here on a tv show, i'm going to condemn it as karine could say whatever she wants and i think it's very unfortunate that we have all the rising antisemitism on our college campuses but sandra and mark, it's rooted in the democratic party, it's in the halls of congress. 22 members of congress, all five members of the squad that doesn't do squat, they voted against a resolution to condemn hamas. who did the raping, who broke the pelvises, who beheaded the people. this is not difficult and it certainly shouldn't be political and why there is tripartisan opposition, majority of democrats, republicans and independents the way biden, harris and karine jean-pierre are handling the issues. >> sandra: briana joy gray, she is bernie sanders' former campaign manager, a big microphone, also hosts a youtube channel, about a million viewers, you know, every hour tuning into her. she tweeted this. believe all women when she's questioning the atrocities committed towards women by hamas, believe all women was always an absurd overreach, she tweets. wome

karin kneisel moved from lebanon to russia a year ago and now heads the st.urg geopolitical observatory on key problems of russia. state university, we are now in your office in st. petersburg, and what we see is the russian flag on your table, this is not surprising, and the flag of lebanon, these two flags together, what do they mean to you? when i left the european union in the spring of 2022, i could not come to russia, but i had the opportunity to go to lebanon. i am very glad and grateful that some... i will not be able to live there for the remaining years. i am grateful to the lebanese themselves for their welcome. i recently went to armenia for a conference, where at the opening they were selling flags and they offered me to buy a flag of the european union. i then said that it would be better for me to take the flag of russia and lebanon, because it is with these countries that i cooperated and thanks to them was able to survive. an expert analyst, including on the topic of the middle east, karin kneisel, in her open lectures, often refers to the hi

i think karine is going to kick me out of here, one more. >> two quick questions.any aid been able to get into gaza, i know when kirby was here, he did a gaggle friday and said aid had not been able to get in, and clarify the task force in the red sea is a new 1 or 1 that operates in the region. >> the first question, yes, trucks have been flowing into gaza, we'll try to get you the precise numbers, but the rafah cross is open, aid is moving in and our goal to sustain and increase it over time and i was on the phone today with my israeli colleagues talking to them about ways to get it put up above where it is. in terms of the task force, as i said before, we have other task forces that deal with issues relative to maritime security. what the precise structure would be i will defer to the consultations that are taking place, only to say that at a broad level the idea that we would work with other countries and their naval vessels to try to provide a greater level of security through the red sea is something we are actively discussing with our colleagues. i'll leave

an expert analyst, including on the topic of the middle east, karin kneisel often refers to the historyict in her open lectures. now it's taking shape. the impression is that many leaders, especially in the european union, believe that everything began on october 7th. yes, the armed forces of hamas, terrorists, as they are also called, from the point of view of the palestinians, fighters for peace, carried out massive bloodshed, but this conflict is very, very old, i am rather inclined to call it a tragedy, for for me, this is much more than a conflict, this is a serious human tragedy, the conflict is different from previous ones, i would say, it has literally degenerated into a struggle for survival between palestine and israel as a whole, we are not just talking about the palestinians, not only about the independence of the palestinian territories, as this appears in various resolutions, everything is much larger. we were in beirut on the same day that hassan shit was speaking, how would you interpret his words, how can you generally describe the role of lebanon at this stage of the i

karine jeanpierre was asked whether the current president received money from his son hunter's company necessary if they are not doing business together? confused , she avoided answering. directed the journalist to the white house lawyers, quickly collected her things and left the podium. tourists and tank crews of the voyotsentr group disrupted the rotation of the ukrainian armed forces unit on krasnolimansky direction. having received data from the crews, the crews immediately moved to firing positions and delivered a series of strikes. the fire was carried out with 1225mm fragmentation shells, they allow you to hit targets with high efficiency, directly by aiming along a hinged trajectory, and during the march , a warehouse with ammunition was destroyed, positions of mortar gunners with guns and personnel . every day we go out with efficiency, we defeat the enemy, that is, we actively and effectively conduct combat operations. everything is active and effective, thanks to the copters. strong work improves, including increased efficiency. descend to a depth of 3,000 m, look at russia

bill karins is tracking it for us bill, what's the latest? >> good evening, lester with so many in the path of the storm, it's important to know when the worst of the weather is heading your way, saturday afternoon, slight risk of severe weather for 9 million people outside of houston through louisiana, back up through memphis into nashville, and then as this storm heads east, a ton of rain is heading for the east coast, especially for northern portions of new england. we're going to be under flood watches for about 40 million people anyone in this area could see two to three inches of rain, and that's sunday afternoon into sunday evening, and the airports are not where you want to be sunday night with the heavy rain and the gusty wind, and even by monday morning, boston through northern new england, we're going to see wind gusts up to 70 miles per hour, lester this will be a storm we'll be dealing with into the beginning of next week. >> all right, bill karins, thank you. >>> israel is defending its controversial treatment of a group of deta

and you mentioned, karine jean-pierre, carley.back at the end of august when she told us this? >> the president has done what he can from here, from the federal government, from the white house, to put forth and manage our border in a safe and humane way to respect the dignity of every human, as he says all the time, and making sure that our communities are safe. the president has done more to secure the border and to deal with this issue of immigration than anybody else. he really has. >> griff: it's december 28th. we have got three more full days. this number is going to go higher. it's clearly this is not the president that has done more than anybody else. in fact, he has done more than anybody else to make it an open border, an insecure border. the border they say is closed. it's not. it's wide open. that's why you are getting tens of thousands coming a day. >> joey: when she makes that statement and you are sitting in the press pool, no matter what your personal politics and leanings are how is the next question not as a matt

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lester >> all right bill karins, thank you for that. >>> now to the deaths of those three israeli hostages shot accidentally by the israeli military during intense fighting against hamas, and now the families of some other hostages are demanding a deal to get their loved ones out richard engel has late details. >> reporter: this video was taken by 28-year-old yotam haim on his kibbutz near gaza on october 7th. he says, a terrorist infiltration is under way. sometime after, hamas militants set fire to his house. when he opened the window for air, he was kidnapped. tonight, israel announced that haim along with two other israeli hostages, 25-year-old samer al talalka and 26-year-old alon shamriz, were killed when israeli troops mistook them for hamas fighters and shot them according to the israeli military, which says they may have escaped or were abandoned by their captors. prime minister netanyahu wrote in part, together with the entire people of israel, i bow my head in deep sorrow, calling it an unbearable tragedy tonight, families of other hostages are calling to restart talks to free m

bill karins is tracking it. bill, looking like a pretty serious storm. >> good evening, lester. starting saturday in florida, that's going to be our concerns with coastal flooding, high wind and potential for isolated severe storms, so this is as we go through saturday afternoon, the severe weather threat is going to be during the overnight hours into sunday morning. keep that in mind as you head to back, make sure you have your alerts on in case you get tornado warnings in the middle of the night. this is sunday 2:00 p.m., torrential rain in the carolinas, high rains on the coast, will feel like a tropical storm is nearby and from the i-95 corridor boston to new york all the way to washington, d.c., a lot of problems in the next three days. lester. >> all right. bill karins, thank you for that. >>> now to the deaths of those three israeli hostages shot accidentally by the israeli military during intense fighting against hamas, and now the families of some other hostages are demanding a deal to get their loved ones out. richard engel has late details. >> reporter: this video was

karine jean-pierre admitted president biden knew about his son's plan to skip the deposition. a letter to white house counsel saying a trouble new question we must examine, whether the president corruptly sought to influence or obstruct the committee's proceeding by preventing, discouraging or dissuading his son from complying with the committee's subpoenas. such conduct could be an impeachable offense. lucas tomlinson is traveling with the president in st. croix, virgin islands. oh, lucas, you poor thing. >> that's right. top house republican committee chairmen writing they are are expanding their investigation into president biden as part of its impeachment inquiry based off the top recent statements by white house press secretary karine jean-pierre, including this one. >> look, you know, the president was certainly familiar with what his son was going to say and i think what you saw was from the heart from his son. >> here is more from that letter written by those house republican committee chairmen based on that statement that you just heard from the white house press secr

with that, bill karins, where is this thing right now and where is it headed next?the worst is over in new york city and southward. the storm is over long island. it's long island northward that we're still seeing heavy rain and strong winds. there's water everywhere. a lot of the rivers are cresting in the mid-atlantic and areas of new jersey. the number one concern right now for life and property, snow melting rapidly with temperatures in the 50s and 60s which is ridiculous for this time of year, and along with it the heavy rain. already considerable wind damage along the coastal areas. most of the power play outages are in maine and massachusetts. in maine, one in every five households doesn't have power right now. the cold air is coming in on the back side. on-and-off snow showers, michigan, ohio, indiana. these are flash flood warnings. every dot on this map is a river that's in flood stage. so the wrors it gets, orange is minor, red is moderate. we've been watching a couple rivers in major flood stage near the pennsylvania/new jersey border. also the sacco riv

karine jean-pierre not up yet, but take you there as soon as she does.n's mayor michelle wu, throwing a holiday party, invitations going out to the entire city council, oh, but that was a mistake. turns out if you were a white member of the city council you were not invited. jason riley is a columnist for the "wall street journal" and fox news contributor. jason, it's been a while. welcome back, good to have you on the program. i'll tell you, if you were going to botch something, you couldn't do it much better than michelle wu and her office did. >> no, you certainly couldn't, john. you know, i was thinking about something i believe is credited to the commentator andrew sullivan said we all live on college campus now, and i guess you can see it as a natural outgrowth of separate graduation ceremonies and dormitories based on race. now we have separate holiday parties and what is the criteria here? could vice president harris attend but not her husband, who i believe is jewish? could barack obama attend but he could not bring his late mother or grandmothe

dancing the waltz, vladimir putin and karin kneissl in 2018.resident to her wedding. a private visit — strictly. butjust months after the salisbury poisonings, which the eu, like the uk, have linked to the russian state. now, with her boxer winston churchill, karen kneissl has moved to st petersburg. she claims that after leaving office, she had problems at home. she was seen as too close to russia. it was all about not being able to work. so this was number one and that was political pressure. she's running a russian think tank. controversial considering russia's war in ukraine. isn't there a danger that by being here that you are legitimising the invasion, the war and also the domestic repression that takes place in russia? well, so far, i have not seen any sort of repression in my immediate surrounding. i can work here in a kind of academic freedom, which i started missing when i was still teaching at various universities. just a few days ago in this city, a young russian woman was sent to prison for seven years for replacing some price tags

dancing the waltz, vladimir putin and karin kneissl in 2018.eign minister, she'd invited russia's president to her wedding. a private visit — strictly. butjust months after the salisbury poisonings, which the eu, like the uk, have linked to the russian state. now, with her boxer winston churchill, karen kneissl has moved to st petersburg. she claims that after leaving office, she had problems at home. she was seen as too close to russia. it was all about not being able to work. so this was number one and that was political pressure. she's running a russian think tank. controversial considering russia's war in ukraine. isn't there a danger that by being here that you are legitimising the invasion, the war and also the domestic repression that takes place in russia? well, so far, i have not seen any sort of repression in my immediate surrounding. i can work here in a kind of academic freedom, which i started missing when i was still teaching at various universities. just a few days ago in this city, a young russian woman was sent to prison for se

finally, as karine was just describing and talking through the achievements we made on methane, vice president harris traveled this weekend to dubai for cop 28. she delivered the united states' national statement and participated in a leader session on renewable energy. throughout her engagements, the vice president made clear that the biden-harris administration is delivering and will keep delivering on the most ambitious climate agenda in history, both at home and abroad, and advancing our efforts to reduce greenhouse gas emissions, support adaptation, and boost climate resilience. as a result of president biden's leadership since he took office, the united states is once again leading the world in responding in an urgent and sustained basis to the climate crisis. and with apologies for trying your patience with those opening remarks, i'll take your questions. reporter: i want to ask you about the attacks on commercial vessels over the weekend. the hueys have threatened to attack any -- houthis have threatened to attack any commercial ship in that region that has ties to shrafrplt

the press secretary of the white house, karin jeanpierre, stated this at a briefing today. she called on the legislators to continue their work and pass. a move necessary for the security of the us and everything the world the world is watching what the republicans are doing in congress: moscow, pakistan, iran, they are all watching, she said. the day before, the speaker of the us house of representatives , mike johnson, assured the president of ukraine , volodymyr zelensky, of his support against putin's brutal invasion. the ukrainian leader tried to convince lawmakers to approve additional funding for further aid packages to ukraine. how does it affect the further support of kyiv? the presidential election campaign in the usa, and what the americans themselves think about it, natalia leonova found out. it is urgent to provide aid to ukraine, president zelenskyi convinced congressmen on tuesday, during a two-day visit to washington. the corresponding bill should be brought to a vote by the speaker of the house of representatives, mike johnson, who the day before said that

karine jean-pierre talking about the border crisis that is going on.ssentially her answer is that the white house has pushed for more people, more money, more resources to process people at the border. but she did not allow that they have proposed or the president has proposed a plan to keep people from coming in to the country or to create a barrier that would prevent the numbers that we see crossing. that's where you see the two sides very much add odds over this issue. so back to the hunter biden part of the story today. he showed up on capitol hill, told his side of the story in front of a microphone and podium and his own sort of structure ability to speak to the press and then he hopped in his car and left. they were expecting to talk to him behind closed doors. they insisted that they wanted the closed door deposition, which is typically what comes before the hearing that you might see on tv. that's been the process for a long time. he didn't want to do that. he wanted to make his case straight to the media and not be underquestioning. watch thi

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white house where any moment now we will hear from the press secretary, john kirby will be joining karine jean-pierre a few moments from now as the world marks two months since hamas' brutal attack on israel and the war it sparked. idf forces are closing in on all of the gaza territory to try to eliminate hamas leaders and fighters who are still there. troops breaching hamas defense lines in gaza's second largest city where they are hunting for a senior leader of the terror group. they say they have killed half of the hamas mid level batallion commanders but also taking a toll on palestinians seeking refuge from the offensive. trey yingst, what is the latest in gaza right now? >> sandra, good afternoon. it's been two months since the october 7th massacre in southern israel and the war that followed rages on. israeli forces operating in the northern and southern parts of the gaza strip. much of the fighting around the jabalia neighborhood. also in gaza's secretary largest city of khan younis. israeli media reporting the former chief of staff in israel and a man that currently sits on the w

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let's turn to meteorologist bill karins. we're already seeing the impacts in florida but we know the system is on the move. is it now and where is it going? >> this is going to be a nor'easter heading up the east coast this weekend but without the snow, just a big rain and windstorm and it will have the ripple effects travel wise across the country because there are so many major airports that will be affected. we start on saturday, bright reds and yellows is the heavy rain, it's a florida problem. by the time we get to sund south carolina, north carolina, all the heavy rain, charlotte, raleigh, heading up towards richmond, washington, d.c. late in the day and then on monday new york city to hartford, boston, all of northern new england. this storm is going to rain up into southern canada. so here is how it plays out this weekend, saturday outlook there is the rain, light rain in the middle of the country. in the west it's very mild, sunny, proo pretty nice and calm a beautiful saturday, 79 degrees, no problems in l.a. then

flows. >> no, karine jean-pierre. this is the flow that president biden purposefully made when he came into office and just eliminated all of president trump's executive orders. >> he just remove them completely. and he basically said come in. our border is wide open. the drug cartels, the human traffickers and every other nefarious organization working overseas said, thank you very much, president biden. thank you for partnering with us. and since that day has happened ,people have flowed into our country. our nation is facing justice, tom said. just as leo said, a massive we are literally breaking at the seams. cities like where there's the deaths and this is just one child that that got attention. but the death of a five-year-old child in a shelter in the freezing cold. >> do you know how many children i've seen sleeping in the streets right. sleeping with people that aren't even their parents. they aren't even their guardians. go overseas to mexico. president biden. look at all the children that are dying there be

here is what karine jean-pierre had to say on the vile comments. >> we've been clear what hamas did is reprehensible and we'll be clear about that and think about rape and use of rape as being used as a weapon, that is always reprehensible, full stop and i'll leave it there. >> kayleigh: karine jean-pierre works for a president who is democrat, white house press secretary that represents a democrat and she condemned rape and said i can only speak for the president. when you are the president of the country and leader of your parties, leader of the democrat party. i was pressed by every tom, dick and harry who claimed to be a republican and those words were pinned to the republican president of the united states, it is unacceptable she could not clearly condemn pramila jayapal by name. if you don't condemn her, you stand with her. where is pressing from the press corps? our reporter pressed and followed up, next question about ukraine funding. give me a break, she should be pressed until the president of the united states calls out members of his party. i said yesterday, one side raped

. >> joining me now, kathy park at atlanta's airport, and bill karins tracking your forecast. kathy, i'm one of the people who wants to get to the airport, walk on the plane. probably not a smart idea today. right? >> reporter: yeah. we are here at the busiest airport in the world, in atlanta. all morning law, my crew and i have been commenting how manageable it is. this is supposed po be the busiest travel day. they estimate 86,000 passengers today. tsa plans on screening 2.5 million passengers daily. right now, we looked at the security checkpoint wait list here. they range between five to 17 minutes. that's not too bad. i want to show you the misery map to see what it's like nationwide as far as delays and cancellations. it's 439 delays, two cancellations. we have seen the numbers ticking up slightly throughout the course of the day. earlier today, we had a chance to speak with one air traveller who decided to get a jump start on the day. take a listen. what time is your flight? >> 11:00. >> reporter: what time did you get here? >> 6:30. >> reporter: wow. why did you want t

leslie, we have not heard from the white house and in june karine jean-pierre asked about hunter bideneptember she ran from the podium in response, and in december, i have to be clear, i've not seen the reports and ran from the podium. can't run from the podium today, leslie marshall. >> she can't run from the podium or say anything. there was not a vote and i do say i trust chad more than i do the speaker when it comes to -- comes to votes. >> there is an impeachment inquiry on her boss today. >> say something after the vote, don't know if they have all the votes and i'm going to agree with marc, and i'm agreeing and we agree with each other. i agree with them. it's not like ok, let's get the evidence, get the evidence and then do this. >> kayleigh never ran from the podium. >> kayleigh: thank you, thank you. i did not. >> but you wanted to. >> every person wants to. >> kayleigh: one thing is clear, we will hear from karine jean-pierre today from the white house podium in the wake of a vote on whether her boss, president of the united states, will endure an impeachment inquiry. gop th

all seen earlier today, ome director shalonda young sent a letter to congressional leaders, which karine was just referencing, explaining that without congressional action the administration will run outa of resources by the end of the year to procure more weapons and equipped for ukraine and to provide equipment from u.s. military stocks without impacting our own military readiness. the resources congress has provided for ukraine and other national security needs have halted russia's advances in ukraine, help ukraine achieve significant military victories, including taking back more than 50% of the territory that russia previously occupied, and by revitalizing our own defense industrial base, jumpstarting and expanding production lines and expanding good paying jobs across the country. now it's up to congress. congress has to decide whether to continue to support the fight for freedom in ukraine as part of the 50 nation coalition that president biden has built, or whether congress would ignore the lessons we've learned from history and let putin prevail. it is that simple. it is that st

>> john: fox news alert, looking live at the white house briefing room where karine jean-pierre and john kirby will take to the podium, and houthi rebels responding to the new maritime protection force. >> sandra: great to be with you, john, this is "america reports". houthi rebels have been attacking commercial ships in the red sea forcing u.s. navy ships to engage in a firefight. the new force is expected to play defense, patrolling the waters and offering protection. but the houthis now say the u.s. is violating international law. chief national correspondent, jennifer griffin live at the pentagon with the new response from the houthi rebels. >> not just the houthis but iran is responding to the new maritime task force, hours after the defense department announced a new maritime task force to protect the red sea, iran's islamic revolutionary guard corps announced it has a new voluntary unit to carry out its military operations at sea near the strait of hormuz. according to a top commander, local sailors will be allowed to carry out missiles on vessels armed with rockets. secretary aus

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denied any wrongdoing by the president as the house gets to work on the impeachment probe here is karineean-pierre yesterday. >> what we see from house republicans is a waste of time and a baseless political stock there is 0 evidence you can ask me about engagement but the president has done with his family but there is no evidence. there is no evidence that the president has done wrongdoing, there is not absolutely none. that is a fact the president is not lying whe relates to what he republicans are trying to do. maria: delaware assisted attorney lesley wolf sitting for a closer testimony yesterday after irs whistleblowers claim she interfered with the hunter biden investigation. house judiciary jim jordan colling reported she refused to answer any questions over constraints from the d.o.j. though she left the department earlier this year, james comer joining me yesterday on the importance of the biden family investigation moving forward. >> we have a president who's engaged in corrupt behavior and the overwhelming majority of americans realize that. i think it's the biggest public cor

white house press secretary karine jean-pierre basically ran out of -- ran away from the question, dodging a reporter's quequestion about the latest finding. watch. >> the white house has said repeatedly that the president and his son were never in business together, they said it repeatedly also in this room. according to bank records obtained by the house oversight committee ticks up one of -- committee, one of hunter biden's business set up direct payments to the president. did the president accept payment and why would there be such an arrangement if they were never ininbusiness together. >> i have not seen that report. i would have to refer you to my colleagues on that particular question. maria: then p she just walked out of the room, cheryl. >> yeah, well, look, it's not just karine jean-pierre that's avoiding and trying to dodge all of this, it's also the mainstream media. no one wants to cover this, no one wants to talk about it because god forbid they hurt president joe biden going into an election year. it's a mass coverup that's happening not just from lawyers and hunter biden a

karine jean-pierre, pressed on the reason for that.ten. >> will the white house announce hunter biden's presence on marine one moving forward? >> that's something that we've never done. this is the family. they get to travel with the president and that's been the case with every other president and so it is not something that we have done or we would be doing moving forward. >> julie: biden and his son were most recently seen together on monday in delaware. they marked the 51 years since the car crash that killed the president's first wife and daughter, hunter and his later brother beau were in the car at the time of the crash. a very somber memorial. but you have to wonder, you know, with biden actually saying he thinks that his -- he will get rewarded by voters because he is standing by his corrupt son is how he plans on getting back into the white house? >> brian: without the laptop and extensive text messages i would say right away maybe he trying to get to something there. very little sympathy for hunter. we barely know the story

. >> reporter: a watch dog that says karine jean-pierre and andrew bates violated the hatch act whichbars executive branch officials from using their position to campaign when they use the term maga even after being warned this summer the term was off-limits because it is considered a campaign-related slogan. trace, back to you. >> trace: and they use it again and again jackie ibaÑez live in new york jacqui thank you. gop chair woman jessica milan paterson and democrat for senate here in the golden state christina, thank you for coming on we appreciate this. the gallup poll views on military action put this up on the screen now, republicans approve of this by a 71% margin. democrats approve of this on a 36% margin. is republican support being almost twice as much, very close to twice as much jessica, is it surprising to you at all? because it surprises me. i didn't think going, before october 7th i would never have expected these numbers. >> i think that the republican party has always stood with israel and we have seen more and more over the years the democrat party just being pushed

press secretary karine jean-pierre is expected to appear at the podium as well as the national securityncil spokesperson john kirby, on the attacks by iranian proxies. at least 101 attacks on american troops in the region. all of this as the pentagon announces a new international task force to fight attacks from houthi rebels in the red sea. former u.s. army colonel is here how that might work, but first trey yingst is on the ground from tel aviv. what's the latest from there? >> sandra, good afternoon, hostage square in tel aviv, you can hear the roar of a blackhawk helicopter that landed at a local hospital, israelis are pulling casualties out of gaza as we speak. 74 days into the war, focus for the israelis is inside gaza, the middle east keeping an eye on the entire region because there are new threats from iran-backed groups from the middle east. after a visit to tel aviv yesterday from the defense secretary lloyd austin, he announced operation prosperity guardian, to address growing threats in the red sea. freedom of navigation in the area and counter missile and drone attacks fro

maria: karine jean-pierre said she needs more funding as if it's funded and policy changes.ombian woman who illegally cross the board and released into the united states was given a check in with ice with the new york city court date for 2031 erie she gets processed into court date for 2031, fox business hilary vaughn grove the administration on this yesterday, what are they doing in the country all these years? >> some illegal border crossers are getting court dates for 2031. what are they supposed to do for seven years. >> that the better question put to dhs i'm not in a position to talk about specific cases like that. >> someone lived here for seven years and presumably got a work permit and worked here if their asylum claim is denied are they going to be deported or is that a problem for the next pres president. >> on equity get into hypotheticals about specific cases and he has worked to increase legal pathways to citizenship in the legal pathways you need to be held accounted if you're trying to come in the country illegally. maria: he's backward to take that on, do yo

meteorologist bill karins is tracking that, but we start with nbc's kathy park at atlanta's airport. what are they telling you? >> reporter: it's the holiday week, but all things considered it's been relatively smooth here at the busiest airport in the world, here in atlanta, we've seen very few disruptions and a lot of smiles, everyone is in good spirits, but this was a far cry from what we saw yesterday in the northeast, you might remember there were thousands of flights delays and cancellations with those nasty storms that we just checked the misery map and things appear to be back on track but back here in atlanta, we're told things are really starting to pick up later in the week, specifically on friday, where they anticipate peak travel, roughly 90,000 passengers that day and the whole holiday season they anticipate 3.3 million air travelers and that's something that we haven't seen pre-covid, now we actually earlier today had a chance to speak with an air traveler and things weren't necessarily smooth for her. take a listen. >> i'm excited to go -- christmas sometimes is a tim

karin, our bad, it’s okay, you did everything well, our bad, we’re not upset, everything’s fine withght there on the pipe like that, well , they messed up, they couldn’t add up three numbers, well, what’s so funny, there’s nothing funny, we still agreed, as we put it together, everything is fine, which is good, she would calmly take this crystal and come out, but the timing is generally perfect. and you couldn’t add up three numbers, that’s it for you , hee-hee-ha-ha, that’s what it brings, well done, congratulations , please focus on the next stage, because there you also have concentration and a team competition, please, pay more attention, probably everyone was confused, when i couldn’t find the clue, i somehow panicked, and we all didn’t really keep track of the time either due to the fact that everyone was unprepared, but we lost the cross. well, of course it’s an insult, but we still need to close our eyes and move on, we’ll get even later. the secret dungeons remained unsolved. in this test, the dragons and wizards did not obtain any crystals. wizards, no, mathematicians, but

karine, you went to harvard.s clamping down on anti-semitism compromise free speech? >> well, thank you for having me on, stuart. it's a great question and a tricky one. certainly students should have the right to protest and the bar for speech needs to be high, especially on universities, progressive ors docksies set that and it's important to have a high bar for what is and isn't allowed to be said on campus to preserve free speech across all topics and that being said, it shouldn't be hard to say that terrorism is wrong. shouldn't be hard to condemn anti-semitism on campus. stuart: is there a double standard here? i can't imagine if this debate were about racism or antiblack feeling, it would be condemned immediately and you'd be out of the university. is there a double standard? >> oh, absolutely. the dei regimes on campuses have selected certain causes and have ruled out others, and you're seeing over anti-semitism on campus. i've talked to students that don't feel safe on campus, and that is a product of se

you just heard karine jean-pierre. the president has done everything he can, right?ou're absolutely right in the sense that he's done everything except for his constitutional responsibility to protect this country from an onslaught of invasion. since his time as president we've seen 6 million illegal migrants come into the country. i've been out with county sheriffs and i heard from them the fentanyl increase, human trafficking exploitation, the huhumanitarian crisis in iowa because the president has not moved forward. all 6 million illegals entered the country, he stopped the flow of u.s. goods into mexico by shutting down a rail pass at el paso into mexico where nearly a third of all agricultural goods from my home state in iowa are shipped so now we're hurting americans right here on the home front with a lack of strategic policy by the biden administration to really get immigration under control and improve our export capability right here in the united states these pictures that we're looking at, congressman, are just stunning. the number of individuals who have