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. >> thank you so much, i appreciate it more than you kn >> welcome back america in the minute i leftress something. while all the other things are going on. the former president of the united states is being brutalized by her phony legal system. the so-called special counsel, jack smith has asked the so-called objective judge tanya chutkan to expand her gag order on the former president to send the former president to prison for violating it. it is clear what is going on here. joe biden does not want to run against, they do not want to hear from trump, they're trying to shut him down, corrupt joe biden corrupt his personal finances, corrupt in politics, corrupt in any imaginable way in his corruptive administration using a hack prosecutor, left wing judge and a democrat city to persecute former president trump. it seems to me is more influenced by the thugs in the middle east and were able to influence middle east. i will see you next time on life, liberty and the

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he was in kn phone calls, we have this now quarter million dollar wires sent to his address for beneficiaryont organizations. just on and on and on and on, but we have also senator what is crucially important. the constitution. he is violating our immigration laws. he violated a supreme court order, congress around to -- within around it and defied it. isn't the problem with joe biden bigger than financial issues with the constitution and the prime impeachment clause? >> absolutely, he is chef chief executive of a lawless administration, he lied about it, we showed millions of dollars transferred from chinese interest, and russia and to his family coffers, a month later, he said bidens have not gotten money from china, and the fact that he discussed hunter biden's overseas business with hunter biden that is a lie, we know, that we have james comer and chairman jordan doing a great job of adding to that record, we're building an enormous case, irrefutable case of lies and giveand corruption, probably one of the more egregious aspects he lied to become president of the united states, had he n

you kn, 've got all of this after the battle and the last ten years of his life. however, you know, he does something this pretty remarkable. and ten years after the war, he fathers 11 kids. you know, guys, you got to give him the green light on that. that's really something. three pairs of twins and unfortunately, he dies of yellow fever with his wife and one child. he leaves ten children, orphans in the texas brigade association and supports them for 20 years. so completing this up work is the casualty who franklin the confederate and the union was 189 killed in action filed a wounded confederate soldier 1750 carry a. 3801 4534 saying the multinational destroying it was over two almost 3 to 1. we don't in to know how many southerners died there are no records of the guys got to fill out any of the battle reports there are few here and there, but nothing like any other battle. so what did he do? well, first of all, they picked the wrong guy to. lead this. they picked the wrong for the company. how long did it him to blow burn the company down? 90 to 100 day. he w

how they missed it, i don't kn know.re is time to sort through that but right now they are in a fight for their lives and the lives of their most global citizens so while we can acknowledge they should have some inkling this massive attack was being planned, right now the fundamental issue is destroyed. not pushing back but destroyed hamas and i am so glad netanyahu is the prime minister of israel right now under a lot of attack and people don't like him but there's no greater statement on the planet understand the big picture anymore and netanyahu and i believe he is the man for the hour will command the forces in a way no one else could. >> i want to share this from squat schimmel bowman likes to hold fire alarms. he says this in a statement, he condemns the attack but says we need to wait to end this does the violence killing a traumatizing generations of his brilliant and including blockade of gaza so he looks at that as a blockade of gaza as being part of the problem. you've been there? >> good lord no, that's the d

. >> this is a kn fox news alert, i'm jon scott in americin in new york, netanyahu warns that battle has just begun backing up his word with a new round of attacks on gaza from ground, air and sea. and with israeli ground forces in gaza, the death toll has risen reported to be beyond 8 thousand. there is no way to verify, that more than 1400 people have died on the israeli side, the numbers are unprecedented in decades of israeli-palestinian violence. >> no one can say how long the attacks will last. jon: the pentagony is living a message to israel's enemies vowing that u.s. will respond in iran fires on american troops, that warning came after a u.s. base in northeast syria was attacked overnight. there was no damage or injuries, it is the latest in a string of assaults against u.s. military bases in the middle east. since hamas initial attack this month. >> civil unrest major problem across gaza, nearly 3 dozen trucks entered rezone to humanitarian worker tell us that it falls short of needs after thousands of people broke into warehouses and take flour and basic hygiene products,

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we're back with kn fox news alert, 30 americans are now confirmed dead. meantime.s is getting more cloudedathon normal, ilan omar reposted a photo of dead children that was not from the hamas war, not from dpgaza, but from a 2013 wochemical attack in syria. she cautioned people to take a moment to pause and check for voracity. and confirmation from sources. well, here is something that is very real and con firmed. a bipartisan delegation of sinners had to rush to a shelter when hamas rocket fire broke out in tel aviv that would have been today. let's take this step by step. aishah. aoc is not wrong in the proliferation of misi mis. >> congress is full of people with different personalities we hear different things from different factions. i will say it, no tweet or post on x . is going to do figure for the palestinian people, if that is when you care about, getting hem humanitarian aid and out of gaza will help. republicans may be divided about who the heck they will pick for speaker but they are united on israel. this is a huge problem for democrats, they are divi

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the moment the kn nice ace becae the first nation to recognize israel 11 minutes after its founding 75 ago. thank you very much. >> mr. president was their intelligence failure in the lead up to this attack? steve our president buys in the united states stands of israel. member the time when harry s truman or recognize a state of israel as he said 11 minutes after it was first formed. this is hamas a terrorist group launching a widespread terrorist attack against the jewish state. 3000 rockets taking civilians and citizens hostage, going house to house according to reports kidnapping israelis in this surprised holiday attack. fox's cheap political anchor bret baier joins us now. from washington, we just heard from the president very strong statement supporting the jewish state. your thoughts? >> pretty cut and dry. the president coming out saying the u.s., america has israel's back. i'd israel has the right to defend itself and protect its people. he also had a warning for any other bad actors in the region who think this is the time to act, to not do it. he said there is unity in supp

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and, you kn, there is so muc information that still needs to be gathered, but, catherine, these locationsremote but not far from interstate highways. what are some of the questions you would have at this hour if you were involved in this manhunt? >> well, i think that the challenge is that now we're not looking for a mass shooter, we're just looking for a person, right? we're looking for somebody who committed a crime and now we have to just be methodical and execute that. and at the same time, investigators are working on the other half, which is what happened before, and, you know, what mistakes were made or missed opportunities were made before. i think one thing i know from my work, you know, on mass shootings, on active shooters with the fbi are behavioral team looked at 63 shooters that i had from our initial research and they found that more than 80% of the time when people heard things they were concerned about, what we call leakage, from a shooter, a future shooter, when they heard it, they -- more than 80% of the time, what they did with the information is they went back to the

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keep in mind, both this loan kn that occurred in 19 is after joe biden is already announced for president. so people knowe he could be thea ke next president, united states. there's a loan that comes in from china. thenvissum kevin morris assumesy that loan. that's not the only financial assistance that kevin morris gave. we've been able to track millions of dollars specific trt kevin ins that kevin morris paid on behalf of hunter biden. it's in the millions of dollar.s . >> we'll be able to divulge more of that in the next couple of days. john solomon dollars., just a n, thank you for that report. and with the house back in session under the new speaker, mike johnson. the impeachment inquiry againstg ,president biden is continuing with the speaker saying that it looks forward to putting, evidence before the american people and letting it speak foma . he also says he's lookingpoen at issuing a subpoena to hunter biden. but that decision has yet to be made. here with reaction to former. re house press secretaries outnumbered co-host kayleigh mcenany. by the way, she interviews speaker john

those border violence, especially when democrats controlled both chambers of congrese espes, where you kn in the wall thing, if you just watch what happened last weel tk in, the congress, how excited are you going to be about much . >> anyway, this is why we got legally divided.l tape e just roll tape every day. joining us now, pollster lee carter and new york post reporter jon levine. thank you both for being here. joe stands at a podium, lee, and says you're better offthat financially. that's a fact. that's a fact. i'm going to state it as a fact . yebut the numbers that morning joe so scared of show that on immigratiot thn on the economy on inflation, people see it upside down. they know is running this economy into the ground. how bad of those numbers? umbers they're horrible. i mean, there is just nothing that you can loolek at it that takes anything good about where joe biden stands on the economy, on inflation, on immigration, on all the issues that matter most. his approval rating is a lower.s most people say republicans can do way better than he. >> and yet his response is allsp

the point, know, it's one thing for congress to pass a law to say that you cast use these fine, we kn fundd a wall. that's fine. we know the biden administration really doesn't re care. congress thinks. but what what the congress doesn't tell you to do is to waive 26 environmental laws like they did. like secretary mayorkas did and put that in a federal register. notice six pages to say and acute and immediate need to build border wall in south texas and then try to tell the american people his. his comments, in his words, were taken out of context. im outno one took them out of c there in the federal register. it's very clear whatneed their m is. and they cite the august apprehensionbe alo numbers along the border as proof to that they need to waive thesee it environmental laws. so, look, they're trying to have it both ways. they sayays.he they're a fan ofg wall. but then secretary mayorkas is trying to buildo buil the wal as quickly as he can. >> and for an administration that's so keen on, you know, wel enforce the law, we comply with the law, we don't want to breaky th't wan law.

so it's why i picked them and, partly why they kn a bit of what they're talking for, for for many in the debate, it has really high stakes you can imagine for advocates, restraint is a promising strategy that eschews the nation's traditional globalism for retrenched, but according to them, more focused and effective posture, focusing on our nation's geopolitical advantages. you know, its technological and financial prowess. for one, our navy and air power, for our geographic isolation in the western hemisphere, relying on those things, restraint relies on various tactics. you can name a bunch that scholars have used from surprising places from chicago to harvard, offshore balancing deterrence, foreign aid, but all in behalf of a more limited but genuine internationalism. for mcmaster and other critics. however, however well-intentioned restraint might and i overhear might have some good ideas to it. in the end, it poses as a new isolationism, an overly cautious, inward looking approach which erodes u.s. security, our values and interests, both really as well as that of peoples around

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it's 1100 feet from side to side, travels 35 kn, 35 miles per hour. ahead. the biggest, baddest for the gerald ford, and they will think twice what they may do. john: hope it's the big stick that maintains a semblance of peace. david at the pentagon, thank you. let's bring in lieutenant colonel dave grossman, psychology professor, and professor of military studies. the us is getting involved to some extent as david mentioned, shooting down drones and other rockets headed for israel. do you have a fear of the united states being dragged further into this conflict? >> i am author of the book on killing. international bestseller. scholars cited over 3500 times, talk about atrocity and evil and empowerment of atrocity. look at these mindless attacks on israeli civilians, we think they are mindless but they are not. they are nazi germany, same dynamic in place in which they commit these horrible acts. once somebody has committed an act like that and once our nation is invested in a horrendous act, whether it is the holocaust or the slaughter of israeli citizens a

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kn, 700 people killed. is that so hamas can use them as a human shield they could say they're going to flatten fla flatten gaza >> they have to worry about them being killed in any barrage of gaza, but it's taken years to negotiate hostage swaps. for 130 israelis, civilian and soldiers, to be there under -- at gunpoint by hamas terrorists, really complicates this operation for the idf. >> the other issue is iran hamas is a proxy of iran we don't know yet how directly iran was involved, but most analysts, most everyone in hamas, in fact, has said some thanks to iran for its support how will israel respond to iran, and could that lead it a wider war? >> absolutely, savannah. iran sponsors hamas. iran also sponsors hezbollah, a terrorist military in the northern part of israel. if you look at this map, in the north where lebanon shows and syria shows, there are hezbollah encampments there. they have 200,000 rocket artillery and mortar pieces, ballistic missiles aimed at the heart of israel. if israel has to go

more e importantly everybody kns why. when you defend that the police young prosecutors to go soft on crime you get more crime this does not take a genius to figure it out with ed field hearings in new york, field hearings in chicago everybody tells us i think and when you disparage the good men and women to put on on theuniform risk their life ey day in our streets you also get a shortage of police officers in more crime. never forget bad guys aren't stupid, they are just bad if they know they're less a police of the street to stop them but not going to prosecute if they do geto caught they do bad things. that is a with gulledge understd it's as basic as i get them to thank our witnesses are bigger think the chairman for this hearing. we have heard this in new york and chicago we are going to other cities we have to change this we have to begin to say to our law enforcement thank you. thank you for doing a tough job. that is what is at stake at mr. chairman i thank you again for sharing our witnesses are being yelled bac

well, let me ask you this, elbridge , if you don't mind.d, w we know hamas hae kns threatened to assassinates live on television. i'm just a firm believer as you don't negotiate with terrorists. it is as that is. tha and some people might say, sean hannityt is, what if it's t son, what if it is your daughter? would you feel the same wahe wa i just don't feel it in the long run ever goinn g to be anse effective. so the answer is, unfortunately, i don't believers rroris you can negotiate with terrorists. i think once they take people hostagets.i thin, they'rg to threatening you that they're going to assassinate them on live t tov. thatknow, is that an effort to intimidate israel into responding with this ground incursion that is imminent? >>ll, i think clearly and i thin ik your perspectiveve is prudent, sean, because clearly we've seen that happen in last generation or two. and, look, i think the united states does need to and avidly back israel even as it's going to get politically tough. they have to restore deterrence. look, this is righa this is a mt society with a small professional mili

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meantimedi , families of hostages held by hamas nearly a weeime,kn are growing more desperate by the minute. meantimeg , president biden said in a 60 minutes interview, they are working like to get them back. marianne rafferty live with the very lates hell t on, the rescue efforts. >> evening, marianne. yeah, good evening, kevin. president bide n met virtuallyth friday with the families of those missing americans in the israele fami gaza war. later, during his remarks in philadelphia on friday, assured the crowd that he'll do everything he can to bring those missing americans home. >> it's gut wrenching. i assured them my personal commitment to do everything possible, everything return every missing american to re. r families we're working round the clock to secure the release of american held by hamas. in close cooperation hel with israed inl, our partners around the region, we're not going to stop till we bring them. will no home.brin >> and biden said the callthem lasted more than an hour. 14 americans remain missing 27d at least 27 americans were killed in last week's brutal atta