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them as a terrorist organization relax are a few moments will ask that question to congressman lee zeldin on the chance and the refusal by some to blame the terrorist group. arthel: thank you eric for more on this spring and former deputy assistant director of the fbi danny colson. first of all at what points does free speech become hate speech? >> i think it is all hate speech that we are seeing today when it becomes a crime is when the advocate for violence. i think what we are seeing here is hamas is losing the battle they're going to lose the war. what they are beating at is propaganda this is where we are weak we have not address the issue. i doubt most americans know where gaza is or what it is ourr understanding techniques and tactics of hamas. that word needs to get out there. i have been in israel a lot i have had relatives there i had a grandchild born there i have seen palestinians and talk to them. they do really wellin israel they have jobs they work, they assimilate into the society. where they are oppressed is in the gaza strip by hamas we are missing the boat there we need

lee zeldin your reaction?pressure that's been put on israel for a cease-fire is one that would allow hamas to reorganize and get a breather to reengage in offensive operation and were starting to see the signs that hamas is being able to shift its posture that the defense of trying to survive to being able to get on offense and engage in the terrorist activities, this is concerning there might be a continued terrorist activity by hamas on offense inside of israel's borders. israel is acting as if there is a cease-fire hamas is not there something for the rest of the world and domestically inside the united states and policymakers in washington need to understand that the pressure on israel to go along with the cease-fire that does not mean hamas will do its part in israel has a right to defend itself and it's harder to do it with her hands tied behind her back. maria: it's a good port here we are with the administration joe biden pushed israel for the cease-fire we saw this coming as soon as israel starts to r

lee zeldin has reaction, next.gine revs) (engine accelerating) (texting clicks) (tires squeal) (glass shattering) (loose gravel clanking) >> laura: america, it is time for everyone to wake up because little by little, every day you're losing a little bit of your freedom. whether it's credit card companies, shadowing and categorizing your gun purchases or social media companies conspiring with the white house disinformation. or government mandated kill switches in your cars. it's only for your safety. there's a gradual, but undeniable move against your constitutional rights. and now, new york governor kathy hochul is using the cover of fighting anti-semitism to monitor your speech online. >> we are very focused on the data we are collecting from surveillance efforts. we have launched an effort to be able to counter some of the negativity and reach out to people when we see hate speech being spoken about online platforms: ramped up its monitoring of sites to catch incitement to violence, direct threats to others. >>

i'm with lee zeldin today and, lee, when you see these kinds of cuts to the police, to all of these agenciesbecause they actually just need the money to pay for these migrants, what's the impact on new york? >> the impact is that more new yorkers decide to just leave for businesses that are victims of organized retail crime or just individual acts, they are deciding to just close their doors. the loss of jobs, the loss of -- and economic impact. there are new yorkers every day deciding they've had enough and it's time to leave. fortunately, congresswoman mall congress yuanmalliotakis is repw york city but colleagues, people like aoc when opportunities like amazon was going to come, bring 25,000 good paying jobs to queens, she works overtime to do whatever she can to prevent amazon from showing up, so congresswoman malliotakis, thank you for what you are doing. the one thing as far as economic impactimpacts, i saw news on congestion pricing, how are these policies out of new york city going to impact staten island, the one borough of the fine where they're smart enough to elect a republican?

jeffries: suffolk county district was held by lee zeldin for the previous six to eight years. and so it was won by a republican. fascinating to me tells you the kind of position that my friends are on the other side. decisively winning ohio, decisively winning virginia, decisively winning kentucky, decisively winning in new jersey, decisively winning in pennsylvania, when seats were trending in the other direction in south brooklyn, flipped seats in rockyland county, new york 17, and despite all of that you hear about suffolk county, a seat that republicans have held for the last five terms. so do i think that that is in any way indicative of their prospects in november of 2024? it's a laughable prospect. it tells you how desperate they are. and all we're saying is the politics are going to be the politics. i think we have done a tremendous amount of momentum. but this should be a time and place to govern. we want to put people over politics. we want to deal with the child care issues that exist in america right now. we want to deal with making sure that the affordability, con

lee zeldin helped us get the wave going, the democrats are trying to jegerrymander between censuses trying to stop in our tracks the way of new york state. >> carley: talk about the 2024 election. control of the house is up for grabless and could come down to five seats in new york swing district republicans won in 2022. it was a big surprise when new york was showing shades of purple. now mike johnson is heading there to try to hang on to them. what do you think will happen next year? >> mike johnson understands the map and knows we have majority because of new york state and because of my colleagues and myself that you just showed. the challenge in 2024, very different turnout because it is a presidential year. object won by district by 7.5% and polling shows he's lost significant ground in my district. it will be a fist fight and dccc threatening to spend 90 million against these five seats. it will be total saturation for critical seat. >> carley: why do you think president biden is losing ground in your district? his age, economy, what are you hearing? >> i think the policies of the p

lee zeldin showed they could vote red and if new york city was not a sanctuary city, cardi b is rightt. >> todd: talk about a story i thought i was reading wrong, major developments out of silicon valley. >> cheryl: chat gpt, open ai, the guy that basically brought chatgpt and ai, the board out him. it was over his management style. what happened here, he is ousted on friday and negotiations over the weekend. next thing you know, he's going to microsoft, who invests in open ai, maker of chatgpt. nadella said he was excited to share the news that they will join microsoft. we will provide them with resources needed for their success. if you can't beat them, hire them. the board said he was 23409 candid with the board. he writes, this is like reading your own eulogy, tell your friends how great you think they are. >> carley: formula one front is interesting. >> cheryl: look at celebrities and our colleagues having fun at formula one. not on thursday night. a lawsuit brought about because of thursday night practice session. this driver damages his car, 2-1/2 hour delay, pick up at 2:30 a.

former republican new york congressman lee zeldin in studio with us.rs know at home, you should make it to new york for the holidays. everything is lit up on every corner. the tree lighting, i said thousands. it might be 10,000. it might be 20,000 or more. this is a big event in new york city. the police knew they would be out there and they showed up and when they had a chance to engage with each other, they did. who are these people, congressman? >> they are hamas sympathizers. after october 7th they were protesting before israel had even responded. and in the statements they put out they don't criticize hamas. they haven't criticized the kidnapping of innocent israeli citizens and americans. they didn't criticize beheadings of babies, the rape and torture of women. these protestors instantly, that weekend after we all woke up on october 7th and saw the images and stories coming out of israel, these people have been holding hamas's water. they dress like hamas terrorists some of them. use rhetoric, all of them, they use the same rhetoric you hear out

in the task of a neutral candidate lee zeldin, great to see you. i have no problems to talking to anybody. if you could talk to civilized fashion but are we coming to this meeting from a position of strength or weakness? >> it's hard to say we would come from strength we need to have confidence that the president is going to be effectively achieving outcomes related to fentanyl, taiwan, artificial intelligence, ukraine, israel whatever will come up at the table that president biden is going to be tough on president xi we can't sit here today and said they were confident and that we will see the outcome that we would set as goals that we sit here and talk about it. >> it's hard to look at biden in a meeting after all that we discovered about his family families dealings with china some might be compromising to the president is out of concern that the american should have at this point? >> that should be a really big concern this is something that should've been vetted out of very long time ago thankfully with the good work of the house republicans w

voters, seen places like new york and new jersey, look at candidates higher up the tickle like lee zeldin who did better in new york city, projected for decades for a republican running to have done. it is interesting, those issues play a role. another issue that plays, governor sununu told me this, let's watch. >> we don't do early voting in new hampshire, people show up on election day and we have highest voter turnout in the country. to your point, where efforts are allowed, play by the rules and be aggressive. they had success in california in 2022, new congressional seats, they focused on early voting and allow ballot harvesting in that insanity. those are rules, play by the rules, if you don't, you will lose. play by the rules, get right leadership and win elections to get back to normal. >> harris: it is about owning the talking points. >> brian: glenn youngkin on the docket for that, he acts like a democrat, vote early, vote early. >> harris: it worked. >> brian: he he flip keeps the house and flips senate, it will work. trump did not trust early voting, we said don't do it and no

bruce, culture plus group co-founder and ceo lili gil valletta and former new york congressman lee zeldin. the pentagon says the latest strike took out an ammunition and weapons storage facility located in eastern syria that belongs to islamic revolutionary guard and used to target u.s. military men and women around the region. senior military official said what we blew up were bad things, it could have been rockets, drones, artillery shells, whatever it was, was what was being used against our forces in the region. we're learning more about that attack against our u.s. and coalition services. multi rocket attack targeted iraq yesterday, happened near the baghdad embassy complex and thankfully nobody was hurt. biden administrations israel will implement daily four-hour pause in the gaza strip where heavy fighting has been going oon . john kirby says the united states won't hesitate to launch more attacks in attacks on our troops continue. >> i was concerned about additional attacks from iraq and syria. since the last strikes, there have been additional ones, we sent a strong message last