we're going to have more on this breaking news tonight later with patrick buchanan. but first, israel's military oermgs against hamas continues tonight in gaza. now, earlier the israeli military asked for a four-hour cease-fire for humanitarian reasons but hamas quickly declined that request saying it did not add "any value." joining us now for the very latest is fox's own conor powell. conor, what's the latest? >> reporter: well, sean, four week into this conflict now and showing no signs of letting up here. we've actually moved inside because of significant small arms fire near our location for most of the night. we have seen more than 80 hamas rockets being launched from gaza into israel, just part of the 2,700 fired during this conflict from gaza into israel. it's israel being accused tonight of hitting civilian locations tonight in two separate incidents, one a u.n. school and one a crowded market. israeli fire apparently hitting those areas. it's being disputed, but reports from the area say that there were multiple targets landing in those areas. we know at le

patrick j. buchanan>> nixon now more than ever. >> coming up, new video surface out of the iraq reportedly from the head of the islamic state group, that's isis. so how can this terrorist be hunted down and why was he released from u.s. custody in the first place. that was back in 2009. we'll check in with colonel ralph peters. he'll join us with analysis. later tonight -- >> of course, he claimed that he didn't. all this stuff. he took a lie detector test. i had him take a polygraph which he passed. >> new developments, that audio was unearthed by the washington free beacon of hillary clinton defending her decision to represent a child rapist that she knew was guilty in 1975. tonight she's responded. we have a response. we'll get a reaction from ed kline. more as "hannity" continues. i'm randy and i quit smoking with chantix. for 33 years i chose to keep smoking... ...because it was easier to smoke than it was to quit. along with support, chantix (varenicline) is proven to help people quit smoking. it's

patrick buchanan joins us. your 12th book.at, there's two themes that, in your books, this being a different book, immigration, american decline. you see this, this is all government created, isn't it? >> well it's not all government created. there are people all over the world that to come to the united states but as ronald reagan says a country that won't or can't control it's borders is not a country any more. what's happening on our southern border and europe the failed states of the third world are driving people basically to try to seek to have what exists in the west and the united states but the truth is if you do not get control of folks pouring in to your country from all over the world they will alter the character and composition of your country and change it forever without the consent of the american people. >> look at murrieta, california. we have militia guys threatening to go down to texas. government not enforcing the law is now creating a situation that's now spiraling out of control. >> sean, 1991, i ran ag

author of a "new york times" best seller, patrick j. buchanan is back with us. sir, you have spoken for years -- you have warned america for years about illegal immigration. you've even taken a lot of heat and been called a racist for saying that you want our laws obeyed and american sovereignty respected. is this even worse than you thought it would become? >> sean, i've been at this for 20 years since i ran in 1992 against president bush when they were coming in at the imperial beach there in san diego at 5,000 a weekend walking into our country. for 20 years the government of the united states has failed to secure the borders of the united states. and a country that cannot control its borders, said ronald reagan, isn't really a country anymore. and we are headed down the road to a point in this country with people pouring in from every country and continent of the world, many of them coming in here not knowing the language, understanding the language, not being part of our culture or civilization, to the point where i think the united states of america is rea

reagan advisor, pat buchanan, his latest book, the best of all, "great comeback, the inside account of the 1968 presidential march of one richard mixon. good behind the scenes dirt. patrick, good to see you. what do you make of this? use the hospitals out there the military facilities, for the 50,000 plus. >> reminds me of 1980 with jimmy carter and -- they poured in from cuba, and that was an issue on which a presidency could turn, this is changing into an issue on which a candidate, i think running for the republican nomination, could lay out a program not only border security but dealing with mexico and folks who send these refugees and all of rest of it and a program dealing with the immigration policy in this country and it's character and composition, i think he would have an issue on which a majority of the country would take hard look at him for president of the united states. that's that big an issue right now and becoming bigger, and i don't see it going away. >> you're clear -- pretty good historian but i may one on tv. here's my crackpot theory. if you don't it's a problem, don't use terms like illegal, and compliant mainstream media doesn't use terms like "i

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