says he hasn't been able to ask the white house any questions in four months was scolded by karine jean-pierreally had his chance. >> thank you very much. mr. kirby, i'm getting a chance after four months, i hope to ask two questions. >> it up to to karine jean-pierre. after that statement, you get one question. >> should i combine them? what should i do? >> i think you are wasting our time, sir, can you ask the question. >> that reporter is here and joins me now. good morning, what did you think of that moment when the press secretary said you are wasting our time? >> i think it was a bit disrespectful, that is why i didn't even listen to the last part. i think karine jean-pierre is not used to journalists who ask tough questions or enjoy independent policy and that is the reason she is afraid to face international journalist especially. >> carley: that is why you think she has not called on you in four months? >> that is probably one of the ran. another reason could be because president biden has been accused of overthrowing government and it is an international issue and she probably doesn'

that is just a bare face lie and it degrades karine jean-pierre even to say that. it's despicable because what you just saw there is this administration treating the american people like fools. the idea that they claim they are standing behind this idea that it's not their policy to break the law, they are going to follow the law, exactly as peter doocy pointed out. they break the law the whole time when it suits their political needs. as he pointed out, on student loans, by saying it's all because they have to do it. if they had to do it, why are they rushing through all the last-minute waivers of federal law in order to get it done. it is absolutely despicable. and one final point, the most important, that gets to the substance of this. the actual policy change that we are seeing here. not the handling, but the substance. it goes to their character, because why is it that they are finally acting after all these years of seeing the cruelty, the inhumanity, the chaos at the border affecting so many people across america, the final moment when they actually act is w

press secretary karine jean-pierre after there was a raid in the gaza strip. and state department this hour by the way. fox team coverage with greg palkot reporting on connections between iran and hezbollah. but first, live to trey yingst, live on the ground in southern israel as he has been since this began. how significant was the overnight operation into gaza by the idf, trey? >> it was very significant. breaking news, appears to be some firefight along the eastern border between gaza and israel. large burst of gunfire, tracer rounds, drone overhead and fighter jet targeting a specific position behind me. this does come after the israelis conducted a surgical airstrike, the target, the deputy intelligence commander for the entirety of hamas, we are also learning three other top hamas officials were killed in israeli airstrikes today. tonight you have the country's defense minister speaking about the israeli efforts and what they are trying to do inside gaza, making it clear the number one enemy is hamas and the goal to completely describe the organization.

you can always go to karine jean-pierre for sound bites, she was asked about a border wall. she said, we can't have a border wall because of heavy wind. it would waste taxpayer money on ineffective wall that can't withstand the wall. someone asked her, did the wind change, why can we have a border wall now? someone needs to ask the media, when trump tried this, bloomberg, this is not a border wall, this is white supremacy, "new york times" called it trump's wall of shame and nbc called it trump's border wall never about security, meant to remind latinos they are unwelcome. headlines like that, where are they? can't wait to hear karine jean-pierre at 1:00. >> emily: border patrol getting killed in record numbers, committing suicide in record numbers, people having to take out loans for school supplies. the horror they have been experiencing for so long, this administration refuse to cite it a crisis and we get this at the 11th hour. i am grateful, but i'm so angry that for so many years everyone was ignored. >> harris: that is why this is not enough. this is politics, he's fl

we'll see how karine jean-pierre fields that question. >> sandra: we will be anticipating that highly. all right, now this. >> john: more than 75,000 kaiser permanente employees are on the picket line for a second day. the largest healthcare strike in u.s. history. jonathan hunt is live in los angeles with the latest and jonathan, are they talking yet, the two sides? >> it appears not, john, in fact we seem to be at something of a standstill right now between the unions and kaiser permanente executives. as a result, there are hundreds back here on this picket line outside one of kaiser permanente's largest hospitals today and tens of thousands of kaiser permanente workers on picket lines right across the country. it's affecting healthcare for 13 million americans. those on the picket lines here say they have no choice because kaiser has allowed in their view staffing levels to fall dangerously low, and they have allowed in their view wages to fall well below the rate of inflation. so, they say the workers we have spoken to, it is time for kaiser to step up. listen here. >> nobody want

you mentioned border securing, karine jean-pierre did.iscal year 23, 169 people arrested on the terror watch list. you are the former intel chairman. how concerned are you about that? >> and former f.b.i. agent and served in the military. there is no southern border at this rate. there is also something in that figure that gets lost. something about 1.7 million gotaways. if you are on the terrorist watch list or iranian trained to do bad things, your goal is not to get caught. that means in that 1.7, if you extrapolate the data of the terrorist watch list people the border patrol caught. that tells you there are a lot more on the list we don't understand who they are, where they are and what they're doing in the united states. this is dangerous. >> dana: they said iran is the biggest state sponsor of terror in the world. should we worry about hezbollah agents and iranian agents here? >> yes. i don't think it's a coincidence. we shouldn't take a chance. we don't have to take the chance. there should be law and order on the border to preven

fox business' hillary vaughn grilled white house press secretary karine jean-pierre yesterday on president biden's handling of the border crisis. watch this. >> as the president looks at what's happening at the border, sees a border that is effectively closed? >> what i'm saying is that the president without the help -- without the help of republicans is doing everything that he can to deal with the border. they're trying to politicize it and make it worse, make it worse, that's what republicans are trying to do, turning it into a political stunt. the president is dealing with the issue that's in front of him. maria: i'm not sure what she's talking about, danielle. what specifically is he doing to actually help the situation in the border is wide open and he has overturned all of the rules in place from the trump administration to have a secure border. so what is she talking about this demands a follow-up. she can't just spew out bs and think we're falling for it. >> yes, that's exactly what it is, mayorkas and biden are fully responsible for the crisis that we have and now of course you h

should karine jean-pierre worry about her job now?unications rule number one as you never repeat the question or you never repeat the negative. you don't need to say is very much alive. i'm curious what happened. "60 minutes" has given joe biden a big spot. kamala harris, the questions to me are pretty soft. why are you not winning? one of the things -- he talks about the polling numbers. with young people. why is your approval so low with young people? we have given them everything we want on student loans and climate change. they just don't know it. i think that is one of the things that shows there is this out of touch component where the young people can't afford the rent. the rent is too high. they are screaming that from the rooftops. the student loan is not going to fix the rent problem. i think also, there might just be disenchanted with the fact that they have all said he is just too old. that's not changing. it was very interesting today. he said that he has been told by other democrats to basically shut up and stop saying t

moments ago, reporters went after karine jean-pierre. she said she hadn't seen the memo that was put out. the president is looking at the numbers and realizes something must be done. watch this. remember this? >> how is this consistent with what president biden pledged to do when he was elected, which is that he will not use any funds to use the border law? >> the president told me that a border wall doesn't work. if that's the case, why does his homeland security secretary say there's presently an acute and immediate need to construct physical barriers? >> if you have to build a border wall but you don't think it's going to work, once it's done, are you tearing it down? >> i'm going to get into hypotheticals from here. the facts are that dhs is complying with the law. >> martha: okay. here to help us figure this out, marc thiessen, american enterprise senior fellow, leo terrell civil rights attorney. both are fox news contributors. mark penn, ceo of stagwell. how does this make sense, marc, to say i don't have a choice? they forced me.

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 from the gaza strip. we have heard the red alert sirens sound several times today, and heard a number of explosions, and we heard a number of booms

for strategic operations will join karine jean-pierre. and 1:15 p.m., state department briefing with matthew miller. hear about more hopefully of the hostages. you cannot talk about them enough. 2:00 p.m. eastern, brigadier general patrick ryder. a lot going on. we will get to as much breaking news as possible so you see the story of what's going on. thank you so much for watching "outnumbered." great recording, kayleigh, with the new speaker of the house. "america reports" now. >> not in the face russia's aggression in ukraine. >> shame on you all. palestinians aren't animals. >> committee will suspend and i again ask that those from the audience respect the people in the room and allow us to continue the hearing. >> john: as harris just mentioned, awaiting updates from the white house, the state department and the pentagon on the war in the middle east as anti-israel demonstrations intensify around the globe, including on capitol hill. and so we begin tuesday afternoon, john roberts, good afternoon to you. >> aishah: aishah hasnie in fo

and take advantage of our no interest kirby and press secretary karine jean-pierre. manhunt as fbi and swat teams are mobilized. the maine governor said the suspect is armed and dangerous, we'll speak to nicole parker on how thauthorities are tracking down the suspect and go live to trey yingst with update from southern israel. we anticipate a briefing from the pentagon, join john roberts and me live as "america reports." >> emily: a group of students, parents and politicians are set to hold a press conference at cooper union college after a group of jewish students had to barricade themselves from a school library prosecute pro-palestinian protesters. watch. [banging sounds] >> emily: absolutely frightening footage, marc. no one should be in this position, let alone jewish students. >> marc: evokes image of people in safe rooms or in kibbutz or during the holocaust, don't barricade jews into a room. this reportedly happened at columbia and harvard, some jewish students had to do this. there is a problem with antisemitism on left and right, but they are different. ri

john kirby will join karine jean-pierre. 2:00 p.m. eastern, pentagon briefing, 3:30 p.m. eastern, house lawmakers will receive a classified briefing on iran. so, all of that coming up. as you know, we'll cover all of it on "america reports". and of course, this hour, we want to remember the hostages, americans and israelis, and when you can say their names. learn their names. keep up with it. they need our prayers today. thank you for watching "outnumbered." "america reports" now. >> i've been through hell. we never knew that we would come into this situation. they stormed our kibbutz, they kidnapped me. >> bring them home, bring them home. >> nothing will be the same because at the end of the day our community lost 10% of its population. >> sandra: begin a brand-new hour breaking moments ago, two security sources telling reuters a rocket attack has targeted an air base in iraq which hosts u.s. and other forces just west of baghdad. an update from john kirby. he is going to be joining karine jean-pierre at the white house press briefing, expected to begin just moments fro

they’re not nuland. she is an absolutely empty, empty place, it’s obvious where people like karine-jean-pierreey come from does everyone take it? unfortunately, they come from our best elite universities, that's where they say they know everything, but in fact, they only know one thing, how to push the world further on the path to eliminating violence, and how to fight with russia and china, and unfortunately, in the bailin administration they talk a lot about the need to ensure equality for all races, these are the lgb representatives. a black american woman was made a press secretary, in fact, they are destroying civilization, and now it has come to the point that if you try to drive a russian car into europe, this car will be taken away from you, and this administration is aimed, aimed at making more and more allocate financial resources in order to destroy, despite the fact that it has already died a huge number of ukrainians, well, indeed, ukraine was given huge promises in washington, full support , which is now disappearing into the sand, but the europeans promised no less, uh, michel,

karine jean-pierre at the podium, listen. >> national security adviser jake sullivan, dr. liz cheryl randall, domestic policy adviser and the senior adviser to the president for public engagement. this roundtable discussion will focus on the biden-harris administration unwavering support for israel following the hamas terrorist attacks and the implementation of president joe biden's national strategy to counter anti-semitism released in may. today and every day we are here to reaffirm the united states will continue to have israel's back and with that, admiral john kirby is here from the national security council to take any of your questions on the situation in israel. >> good afternoon, everybody. as karine noted, sadly the numbers of americans killed, murdered, has climbed and we have a better, a little better sense today of how many more americans are unaccounted for or missing. we know that a number of those americans are being held hostage right now by hamas. i think we all need to steel ourselves for the distinct possibility these numbers will keep increasing and we

on the east coast, time for hot topic of the hour white house press secretary karine jean-pierre said she misheard a question monday asked about anti-semitism instead pivoted to could be dej antimuslim attacks on monday, watch >> what if this level of concern right now about, anti-semitism, going on in israel >> we have not seen any credible threats -- look, proceed to be -- disproportionate number of hate-filled attacks president biden understands that many muslim are a abs, arab americans plas yin, worried about hate directed at their community >> everybody was scratching their heads there was no follow-up, she says what she says then no follow-up. in a statement to fox news digital john feeer says i preserve chance to address this i did mishear the question anti-semitism is an abomination that this president has fought against his life i feel strongly about that work joining the conversation the of the are of the hour macromavens president stephanie pomboy, stephanie your reaction she misheard she said. stephanie: i am speechless they expect american public to buy this the lies out

let's go now to the white house press briefing, karine jean-pierre.t night, the president was informed and stepped out to receive an initial briefing of the shooting. later he stepped out to speak with maine governor janet mills as well as senators collins and king, and congressman jared golden. he pledged full federal support in the wake of this horrific tragedy. this morning the president received another briefing on the shooting from senior advisers, and he ordered that the u.s. flag be flown half-staff at the white house and upon all public buildings and grounds out of respect for all the victims as well. so i want to echo the president's sentiments on this tragedy and the epidemic of gun violence in general. this is not normal. we cannot accept this. there have been literally hundreds of mass shootings in the last year alone leaving empty seats at dinner tables across the country and leaving those who survive these heinous acts both physically and mentally scarred, and while we have made progress since the president signed the bipartisan communit

we'll hear from national security council strategic communications coordinator john kirby and karine jean pierre.

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. >> brian: next white house walk-back, karine jean-pierre clarifying her comment downplaying antisemitism. we have not seen any credible threat, when israel is sing edded out because of antijewish hatred, that is antisemitism. >> brian: right, that was not your initial question, she couldn't hear the question. briefing room blunder headline. >> ainsley: manhunt underway for a suspected killer believed armed and dangerous, we have a live report from the ground next. my skin and joints, i'm feeling this moment. along with clearer skin skyrizi helps me move with less joint pain, stiffness, swelling, and fatigue. and is just 4 doses a year after 2 starter doses. serious allergic reactions and an increased risk of infections or a lower ability to fight them may occur. tell your doctor if you have an infection or symptoms, had a vaccine, or plan to. there's nothing like clearer skin and better movement-and that means everything! ask your doctor about skyrizi today. learn how abbvie could help you save. this she■s a hero moment. even today, only a quarter of stem graduates are women. they'd go,

i want to point out press secretary karine jean-pierre condemned them after the israel attack, watch the press secretary. >> some members of congress called for a ceasefire and have not gone as far as backing the administration's call for support for israel. >> we'll be clear, we believe they are wrong. we believe they are repugnant and disgraceful. our condemnation belongs with terrorists who have brutally murdered, raped, kidnapped hundreds of israelis. there can be no equivocation about that, there are not two sides here, not two sides. >> kayleigh: there are not two sides, karine jean-pierre is right. the press secretary condemned it, in the wake of president praising members of the squad. if i was press secretary and condemned members and president trump had not, there will be reporters running up until you heard from president trump condemnation, i don't see this pressure here and there should be that pressure. >> charles: you wouldn't have gotten out of the room. let's be honest, when president biden was over there yesterday, he said some of the right words, but you can argue,

and again, waiting for the start of today's white house press briefing with press secretary karine jean-pierre. she will be briefing reporters on the state of the israel-hamas war and other issues. it should start in just a couple moments. live coverage here on c-span. we are taking your calls on two things, the house speaker battle and the war in the middle east. take a look at this article from "the hill." "ramaswamy says aid should be contingent on israel's action plan for gaza. presidential candidate said assistance to israel should be contingent on the nation's action plan for gaza amid its war on hamas militants. 'israel is barreling towards a catastrophic round invasion of gaza without an objective.' he said, 'destroying hamas on its own is not a viable or coherent strategy.'" want to know if you agree with that. chuck in manchester, maryland, republican. caller: hello, how you doing? host: good. caller: my comment is simply that i blame the carter administration, jimmy carter in particular, for its indecisive -- or failure to act decisively in 1979. i believe that that encouraged terro

now today white house press secretary karine jean-pierre was asked to provide clarification, she was totally in capable of doing so, take a look. >> the president said himself, he asked congress to reappropriate these funds for something that is more effective for ways to do this in a smarter way as it relates to border security measures, they used, this was announced back in june. and now we're moving forward. >> he said in 2020 as a candidate, after the law was passed in 2019 there will not be another foot of wall constructed in miauled m, how can you say he is not break in that promise. >> there is a law that the dhs is complying with. we believe in the rule of law and that's with we're moving forward with. let's not forget, this was six months ago, this was out there six months ago. i know you are asking me about this now, this is actually not new and this was done six months ago. >> sean: allow me to explain the predicament democrats find themselves in, for the last few years they have put their own petty bitter politics above what is the safety, the security of you the american

well, let's stay with white house press secretary karine jean-pierre.er this week who said that he has not gotten to ask a question in four months. watch what happens here. >> i'm getting a chance after four months so i hope i can ask two questions. >> after that statement, you just get one question. >> oh,. >> i think you're wasting our time, sir. can you please ask the question. >> well, as you saw, john kirby was speaking, the frontier post's jaleel afridi, he got one question after that exchange. monday, one asked why there was no seating for disabled journalist as the white house was celebrating the americans with disabilities act. okay. uber will now return your packages for you. the ride hailing company introducing package return pickups and promise that return will cost $5 or less for that trip to the post office a or ups that you don't want to do yourself. online customers returned more than 212 billion worth of items last year. the market this to make money if you're uber. walmart plus offers at home of return pick up for subscribers. uber is

white house press secretary karine jean-pierre asked about rise in antisemitism yesterday. just watch. >> what is this level of concern right now about potential rise of antisemitism in light of everything going on in israel? >> so couple of things. look, we have not seen any credible threats, i know there is always questions about credible threats. so just want to make sure that is out there. muslim and those perceived to be muslim have endured disproportionate number of hate-filled attack and president biden understand muslim and arab neighbors are worried about hate being directed at their community. one thing the president has done directed homeland security team to prioritize prevention and disruption of emerging threat that could harm jewish, muslim or any other communities. >> harris: it doesn't get any clearer the more you watch it. we were asking, why did she feel the need to talk down antisemitism in america like it is not on the top of her list of things to focus on. >> jake: that is mind of the leftist, friend versus enemy. they know in the u.s. are people who a

we hearing from karine jean-pierre taking questions from reporters including peter doocy asking are those anti-israel protesters are they extremists. she didn't answer that question. she did go on to confirm the president and the white house stance on their support for israel and against all anti-semitism that we are seeing pop up in this country coast to coast. she confirmed that senior administration firms are going to be meeting with jewish leaders and universities to discuss what is happening on college campuses in america right now. also john kirby, the nsc coordinator that also briefed in that room a short time ago talking about the incident at the airport in russia when a plane was landing from tel aviv. it was rushed with people chanting kill the jews. he called ate chilling demonstration of hate, bigotry and i intimidation. he also said he doesn't think a cease fire is for now. a lot of information out of the white house. all of this is happening as you're looking at the night sky at the israel gaza border. it's 10:12 p.m. there. israeli to forces are pushing deeper in gaza. so w

my message to karine jean-pierre's let's not have any more failings of moral character.to the questions you are being asked. the entire world, as you said, dana, they are watching not just for clarity, but a position, which makes people on the receiving end of this disgusting abuse and threats and everything that's coming with it, that makes them realize we are watching and taking this seriously. i thought would happen was a complete disgrace, honestly. >> jeanine: jesse, growing up -- american are taking courses on firearm safety, going to shooting ranges around the country as they fear for their safety. >> jesse: i think every american should do that: hispanic, black, jewish, however, go get trained up. i certainly have been. i love how the next day, she comes out and says "i want to clear up one thing, i love the jews." [laughter] she turned to the wrong page in the binder? she didn't hear the question, judge? anti-semitism does not sound like islamophobia. it doesn't sound like it at all. i think jewish people or six times more likely to be victims of hate crimes. sh

bottom line karine jean-pierre said she did not hear the question properly.ge students across the country will be staging a workout, the protesting what they call israel's siege of gaza. alexis mcadams is outside of nyu in new york city, what is nyu saying about the protest. >> we reached out to nyu earlier this morning asking what they wanted to say about the planned walkout in protest, we did not hear back just yet, the watching and then get back to us, the nyu students are to walk out of classrooms at 1230 or 1:00 o'clock and in here to washington square park, take a look at your screen hundreds of students are expected to show up after they leave the classroom, why, they say they are marching and standing in solidarity with the palestinian people. take a look on your screen, this is the video that is popping up in the past few days, the first protest at nyu for pro-palestinian people. students for justice in palestine and other groups of campuses encouraging students to walk right out of class across the country calling the u.s. to divest from israel's oc

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. >> harris: our own peter doocy asked karine jean-pierre cran about what was going on at yesterday'sld president biden ever try to get out of a meeting by pulling a fire alarm? [laughter] >> are you talking about something specifically? [laughter] >> democratic member of congress pulled a fire alarm around a series of votes. no fire. is that appropriate? >> what i can tell you is im i haven't spoken to the president about this. just not going to comment. i will leave it up to. there is a house process moving forward. i will leave it to the house. >> harris: your reaction. >> look, i realize karine jean-pierre natural posture is to spin everything. she should have responded no, next question. it seems easy. even on this she has to engage in this kind of idiotic spin. that's a sign again of just how embarrassed some democrats are by what bowman did in this circumstance. it is a circumstance you know every entrance in congress in these offices has cameras all around. he knows at some level that we will see the imagery of this going on and that to me is like -- i don't know what was goin

. >> dana: karine jean-pierre just made anh announcement that president aroo to, biden will address the nation j. karine jean-pierre just made tomorrow night at 8:00 p.m. in prime time. an announcement that president biden will address the nation tomorrow night at 8:00 p.m. in prime time. he is goin he is going to respond to hamaso terrorist attacks against respt israel, and russia's ongoing war against ukraine.o hamas' terrorist attacks against israel, and russia's ongoing i'm assuming, harold, that thisr against ukraine. say that "the i'm assuming, harold, that this is w only presidents who have ever he known to israel during a time oe war," and he's going to ask forr known to israel during a time of war," and he's going to ask for this big financial package for the israelis and ukrainians to this big financial package for the israelis and ukrainians to continue to fight, i to $100 million for palestinians, even though the nn hostages are still being held. >> by hamas. to $100 million for palest i felt this was a highly successful trick.inians, even te hostages are still being held. >

. >> gillian: karine jean-pierre laying out the case as the white house sees it, republicans have tried to cut border patrol funding, cut positions on uscbp, an interesting take on reality there. >> john: the difference is republicans want to put controls in for the number of people coming in across the border, and this white house just continues to effectively let whatever is happening on the border happen. >> gillian: and a lot of questions today in that briefing about aid to ukraine following the president's announcement, i don't know if he meant to announce it but delivering a major speech on aid to ukraine. right now, republicans on capitol hill are trying to coalesce around a new house speaker. you may have heard. jim jordan and steve scalise are throwing their hats into the ring officially. while washington hashes out that battle, americans are concerned of major issues at home right now. >> john: proof that america's crime crisis has no limits, a member of congress was the victim of an armed carjacking in washington, d.c. the democrat, henry cuellar says he finds washington to b

karine jean-pierre is taking to the podium at the white house. see if they lay the plan to free more hostages. >> as a conflict between israel and hamas continues, president biden has made it a top priority to ensure that the palestinian people receive urgently needed humanitarian aid. this is something he's been actively engaged on over the past week, including calls with president sisi of egypt and meetings and calls with prime minister netanyahu. we are glad to see the first convoys of humanitarian assistance over the weekend cross the border into gaza and reach palestinians in need. and grateful for partners involved in these efforts. it is important to keep rafah cross i think operation and aid flowing without diversion from hamas. humanitarian assistance remains a critical and urgent need for palestinians in gaza. we know, we know and we understand this, that much more is needed and this will remain a priority, a priority for us in the days and weeks ahead. i also wanted to say a few words about the supplemental request that we detailed to

crossing right now, listening to the white house briefing for a time with john kirby and then karine jean-pierre, the briefing ended and the white house put out a statement apantly that the president has spoken with bin salman today and preventing a widening conflict and a level of cooperation and relationship once this war has subsided. >> sandra: john kirby also saying there is no evidence to indicate any other nation state or actor is preparing to escalate the conflict imminently, and also weighed in on the reported efforts to evacuation americans. he said "there are no active efforts to evacuate americans from the middle east" although we know there are charter planes that are departing reportedly, but no further detail on any of it. >> bill: and repeated ten americans unaccounted for. yesterday he was talking about the number could be a handful, it could be four, could be upwards of ten. but he was emphatic today, ten americans unaccounted for. he was not sure if they were alive or not but that was the statement from the podium at the white house. >> sandra: florida republican congressman a

press secretary karine jean pierre said the president will show his, quote, steadfast support for israel and that, quote, hamas does not stand for the palestinian people's right to dignity and self determination. >> up next, speed cameras are on their way to day with local mayors have to say. >> but first, we look at a peace rally in san francisco this weekend. why da brooke jenkins is seeing backlash today. >> and then later, nasa and berkeley announced a new space center. how many new jobs that will bring to the bay area after the break. >> following a pro-palestine rally in san francisco, the district attorney brooke jenkins, has received some backlash from some over a tweet she wrote about it. she today that it was assumed that one or more protesters taking part in that rally. we're responsible for some anti-semitic graffiti. she had no proof in that tweet has since been deleted. the graffiti read, quote, death to israel and kill a settler was found on the downtown bank of america building following the pro-palestine rally saturday. organizers of that rally where outraged by the da's

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we heard karine-jean pierre denounce words but i want to see it from the president. president who called ilhan omar smart in 2021 and called rashida tlaib a fighter in 2021. it's great he is standing with israel in words. if this was president trump i would have reporters running to my desk. >> jesse: for sure. it doesn't look good. kayleigh mcenany. thank you very much. >> thanks. >> jesse: child brides. an investigation into the palestinians. arexvy is a vaccine used to prevent lower respiratory disease from rsv in people 60 years and older. arexvy does not protect everyone and is not for those with severe allergic reactions to its ingredients. those with weakened immune systems may have a lower response to the vaccine. the most common side effects are injection site pain, fatigue, muscle pain, headache, and joint pain. i chose arexvy. rsv? make it arexvy. oh, hello! hi! do you know that every load of laundry could be worth as much as $300? really? and your clothes just keep getting more damaged the more times you wash them. downy protects fibers, doing more than d

you and i were on gutfeld a few weeks ago and you called out karine jean-pierre for something she said that statement? >> given that statement, i give credit where it is due inform my life, i never thought i would agree with her, especially publicly, the administration has been handling this as best as you can imagine they are and i i am pleasantly surprised. >> carley: you have three cousins that are idf soldiers. how old are they? >> one is 19, another 19 year old and reserve is 24. i three times a day we have a family text. we can't know details, everyone is afraid a cyber attack happens to disclose information. we are jittery about what is going on. >> todd: what do you make of the notion five days, a lot of individuals fighting were in office jobs in israel and in the states and throughout the world. talk about that noegsz of r notion of going from a normal life to a soldier? >> that is the israeli people. they adapt, they can go from working to being in a tank in gaza. that is the beauty of the israeli people, they are this resilient group of people that adapt to kidnap situation

button east coast, national security counsel spokesperson john kirby white house press secretary karine jean-pierre shutting down idea deporting foreign nationals including students who attend pro hamas demonstrations. >> on a the right among some republicans, who've called for students foreign issue nationals for demonstrating in some pro palestine demonstrations allegedly, to have a student visa pulled, or deportation. >> o we don't have to agree with every sentiment expressed in free country like this to stand by the first amendment and idea of peaceful protesters. >> a does president view anti-israels protesters sentiment on college campuses as ients semitism. >> president has been very clear wanting to maker that jewish americans that our americans muslims are protected as relates to peaceful protesting people have the right to do that. >> florida governor 2024 presidential candidate ron desantis have it being back on x, posting the biden administration is dead wrong, no one has a right to come to our country -- cheryl i think on to something here because it shouldn't be that a country is just

the white house, peter doocy pressed karine jean-pierre to label antisemitism as extremists, watch. >> you talk about extremists all the time, what about protesters making jewish students feel unsafe on college campuses, are they extremists? >> i've been clear, we are calling out any form of hate, any form. >> does he think the next generation is doomed? >> there is no place for hate in america. >> hate is not limited to campuses, a jewish owned store had swastikas painted on their sign. we hope the message of hatred serve as reminder of work that needs to be done. join us in denouncing hatred in all forms. this surge creating real fear particularly among jewish college students like the young woman you had on earlier. >> this is a really scary time for everyone on campus right now, especially being in jewish sorority and living in a jewish sorority house. people at cornell, everyone scared to be outwardly jewish. there are people who do not support us or think we deserve to live, this is a scary time. >> griff: governor kathy hochul will address new yorkers today 11:00 a.m. about the

. >> todd: seems like a fair argument, karine jean-pierre with a long-winded no comment. >> does the president view -- as antisemitism? >> i will not get into what is happening in the different universities, as the admiral said, peaceful protest is really part of our democracy, being able for folks to express their feelings, i will not get into any specifics on that. >> todd: quite a punt there from kjp, tomi. >> tomi: they cannot decide if they support free speech or don't support free speech. i believe college campuses need to be home of dialogue and different opinion, there has to be a line when talking about terrorism. kjp talked about isllamaphobia and thinks antisemitism and anti-israel sentiment is not a problem, even though it is. but we should focus on isllamaphobia. the selectiveness is precise, they pick and choose which rights and which americans they want to protect. they should compete in the mental olympics. >> carley: rashida tlaib is tripling down that israel was behind the explosion at the gaza hospital. she said media outlets have raised doubt about claims and evid

that spread like a prairie fire and karine jean-pierre tweeted the president and our team are very worriedise of anti-semitism especially after the horrific hamas terror attack in israel. can you walk us through this and help understand why the question was so clear but the answer seeped to be buried in a book on a podium. >> what happened since 77 bc is miz people, the jews, were disbursed throughout the world and living as slaves unstill the state of israel. with the exce exception of the e of israel, we've always been at the mercy of the countries that allowed us to live there. the countries whether it was the polls or russians or tushes could take what they wanted and we jews got in the habit of saying, please, please, can't you see there's such a thing as humanity? the problem is that a lot of people see there's such a thing as humanity but a lot of people and a lot of them are in power at the white house don't think the jews are human beings. jowski it's a stunning piece of writing and what price do you mean, david? >> the price is that, you know, i'm a conservative and i used to hav

. >> emily: we asked karine jean-pierre will the president condemn this, will you condemn this? is always inclusion of islamaphobia. when black lives matter movement began, when people said all lives matter, that was demonized as racist. this is the moment now. we have a president with every sentence that touches on innocent includes islamaphobia, when there are active call to ecterminate a people. >> harris: i think biden falls in the left that has difficulty recognizing a victim. just remember what he's done and who he's done it on behalf of. when he talks about black people, we are monolithic. this is if we don't do what he thinks we should do, we can't be part of the club he's in known as the democrats, you are not really black, that sort of thing. it doesn't shock me that he can't figure out which ones the victims are. it does shock me he is telling us during an election year he doesn't know the difference. this is like inviting the kkk, along with ropes and robes. that is initially what i think is they are coming for the people who aren't like them, and it is a tiktok befo

. >> laura: those comments sparked outrage in the israel community, which led to karine jean-pierre's 180 today. sgll when jews are targeted because of their belief or identity, when israel is singled out because of anti-jewish hatred, that is antisemitism and that is unacceptable. there is no place for antisemitism, full stop, period. this is important to the president, it ask important to me personally and everyone in the administration. >> laura: full stop, period, this is embarrassing. she's been embarrassing from day one, why is anyone surprised here? hard reality is that as long as joe biden is president, america is going to continue as a nation, that just careens from crisis to crisis. our adversaries know this, they will use our misstep to advance their interest and propaganda efforts. without a staff with biden in charge, staff chosen on merit, not on the basis of symbolism or because you are a first, israel should politely tell americans, thanks, but we got this. biden team came into office firmly believing the biggest threat to america was americans who didn't agree with th

as you heard karine jean-pierre say it's the time for congress to act.pecifically called on the new house speaker to try to take steps to address this issue of gun violence but so far, there's been very little appetite on capitol hill for passing more meaningful reforms. so it remains to be seen what exact actions could be taken in the wake of yet another horrific mass shooting. >> yeah, by some count, arlette, 500 mass shootings in the united states this year alone. arlette saenz at the white house, thank you very much. as arlette just noted, people here in lewiston need to listen to local law enforcement. follow instructions. shelter in place. there are businesses around the state that are shut down as this manhunt for a mass killer continues. much more of our breaking news coverage, right after this. to duckduckgo on all your devie duckduckgo comes with a built n engine like google, but it's pi and doesn't spy on your searchs and duckduckgo lets you browse like chrome, but it blocks cooi and creepy ads that follow youa from google and other companie.

we'll hear from national security council strategic communications coordinator john kirby and karine jean pierre. careen: i careen karine: i want to address the horrifying reports out of israel. we're moms and dads and have heard stories. we heard about parents shielding their babies from danger. these reports are devastating. we're hearing the reports of entire families, innocents, killed in the safety of their home. we know that so far 22 americans lost their lives and 17 remain unaccounted for. we know that these numbers are likely to increase in the days ahead. as the president said this afternoon, this attack has brought to the surface painful memories and the cars left by a millenia of anti-semitism and genocide of the jewish people. and so later this afternoon, the president will stop by a roundtable with jewish community leaders, along with the second gentleman, douglas imhoff, national security adviser jay sullivan and home security adviseer liz cheryl randle and john tanden and the senior adviser to the president for engagement. this roundtable will focus on the biden-harris administra

karine jean-pierre says this bill was a nonstarter.he said, quote, politicizing our national security interest is a nonstarter. supporting israel and defending ukraine from atrocities and russian imperialism, not doing that could have devastating implications in the years ahead. senate democrats have also said this bill is a nonstarter. expect this to be a subject at the hearing today. austin and blinken are going to make the case to link these two saying that they are essentially really key for u.s. national security as the ukrainians try to fend off putin and of course, as israel tries to fend off hamas. however, it remains to be seen how this actually gets passed with such opposition in the house right now to linken ing te two, kate. >> uncertain future on what they describe as an immediate need. thank you so much, natasha. john. >>> let's dig deeper now into the israeli incursion into gaza. so far it has happened only in the north here. with us now is cnn military analyst, a former nato supreme ally commander, wesley clark. we can

white house press briefing happening in just moments, john kirby will join press secretary karine jean-pierresten for updates on how the president will bring home more american hostages being held by hamas as israel plans for combroun invasion of gaza and press briefing short time after that and president biden speaking bidenomics at investing event for america. we'll listen to events off the top of that, join us live at the top of the hour. >> kayleigh: "new york times" admitting they were wrong in covering the deadly blast at the hospital near gaza. let me be clear, they went by what hamas say. they now say hundreds dead in blast palestinians say. times received criticism for being qbing to believe terrorists instead of the idf. would they have believed putin instead of ukraine? of course not and they did not believe u.s. sources. they admit they messed up. the news alert relied too heavily on claims by hamas. you think? did not make clear those claims could not be verified and report left them with incorrect account. times editor should have taken more care with initial presentation and be