pete: yes.meeting rooms, it's places for people to eat and sleep and stay and live for long periods of time. they can pump oxygen down there, electricity. so the system is not just tunnels inside gaza, it's entire underground cities, prisons is what, you know, it could also be. and what you saw there were the tunnels that hamas has been building for decades to tray to get into israeli territory with the biggest fear of those that live in the south that in the middle of the night hamas may just spring out of the ground and is suddenly be in your backyard which is why what happened a week ago was the biggest nightmare -- rachel: i have so many questions about this. so, the first, this is not cheap to do this. so you wonder where, how -- where the money comes to build -- pete: a hamas decides to use humanitarian aid. rachel: exactly. so from a fighting point of view, it looks pretty narrow. what does that mean for the fighting? pete: that's just one of them. there were tunnels with vehicler vehicle

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pete: i do too. will: i don't agree with everything he's said or done but what a great personal success. i watched a documentary recently and bill bur has a great riff on arnold being a great man. pete: i'd like to watch that. will: maybe check it out. turning now to headlines and friends of social justice activist stabbed to death in brooklyn on monday facing a backlash for making a go fund me to take time off work to properly mourn. critics claim the go fund me organizers are using ryan carson's death to make a quick death cal cal calling it app ab. some are making minimal donation to comment retched theft. it's climbing past the $70,000 mark. the friends are saying we need to properly mourn but we have to take time off work and you need to give us money. pete: offsetting the working class people to properly mourn. so i'm sure it'll be great. will: kaiser permanente workers heading back to work without a contract and another walkout could be on the horizon and negotiations sed yuled on thursday and

pete? >> pete: yeah, steve.t's the hamas specialty trying to create more civilian casualties to get the outcome they want. steve, thank you for that report tonight. well, another kamikaze drone was launched on u.s. forces today in iraq. making that at least the 20th time over the last 10 days that our troops, american troops in the middle east have been targeted. but the u.s. is now fighting back. striking iranian-backed militia groups. joining me now is retired u.s. army lt. daniel davis, host of the daniel davis deep dive on youtube. colonel, thanks for being here. is the response in your mind, has it been commensurate to maintain the status quo? or will it actually send a signal to iran? >> well, there is two separate issues at play here. any time you have american troops deployed anywhere, and they are attacked, it's a 100 percent guarantee requirement that we strike back against whoever did it in a way that is -- actually stronger than what they did to actually provide a deterrence. so, in this particular c

pete: it could be. you also just don't want a foreign power telling a country like israel, hey, you know, 1400 of your civilians were killed in a brutal way -- rachel: right. but they have hostages too, pete. pete: that's their consideration to make. and as the american president, you should be making -- rachel: we should care about our hostages. joey: 100%. i agree with rachel, not that we don't all agree, but i've said since the beginning of this, the american president's priority should be getting americans home. rachel: that's right. joey: and that has not been his priority in wars past which for us are months past. we look at afghanistan, what happened in ukraine. if he's finally learned his lesson and that is his priority, i'm not going to knock him for it. rachel: me too. pete: and by the way, so we had that announcement of two americans released overnight, which is great to see, coming home and peter reported on that. we also that had a family on our program earlier at the beginning of the 7 a.m

pete: yeah. by the way, the reason we have cities that funk and safe streets in many places is because of law enforcement. it's national law enforcement day, and we'll be honoring law enforcement and military hero at the fox nation patriot awards. so if you can be with in nashville on november 16th, we would love to have you. it's at the grand ole opry house, historic location, and we will be shining the spotlight on those who deserve it the most but seek it the least. foxnation.com/patriotawards, it's going to be an awesome show and what an excuse to come to nashville and join us. all three of us will be there. i'll be hosting, ask we hope -- and we hope you can join us. rachel: we'll be cracking at your house. pete: you know it's wide open for you. will's already done it. [laughter] rachel: coming up, biden facing bleak approval in new polls, showing him down double digits with his own party in just one month. our voter panel weighs in coming up. will: but first, republicans introduce legislati

pete, let's assume heir coming -- pete: say they're coming way.t a chi scraper or a tall building here, that's a sniper, that's a place to shoot with a rocket. when it comes into the city block if this is where it wants to go, again, you see a chokepoint there. pete: intersection right here. joey: the enemy can lay in this wait. when you're deliberately clearing, it may take them half a day to come down that road. pete: absolutely right. joey: there's land mines, bombs, looking for sniper -- pete: joey's exactly right. it's not as if you walk down the road. that's the last thing you can do. you've got to go into this house, into this house, overwatch the next one and, oh, by the way, there's a back alley here, are people squeezing out the back side of that objective. so as you clear, you've got units adjacent to you that you have to coordinate with you so one unit's not getting too far ahead, then you're overexposed. it's very complex going house to house. joey: and clear that real quick. say you come down through here and you have this tall build

pete: yeah.oned their name. but we're talking to them privately and telling them we will come full throttle if they expand this war, that all of their proxies will be at liable as a result of their expansion of the war. and i hope that is taking place. pete: do you think strategically, general, that iran wants a wider war? is this something they, a moment they've chosen to employ their pieces to draw us into one? >> what i think the iranians want for sure is what we had seen taking place, and that's the normalization of relations between saudi arabia and us yel- peter: sure. >> they saw that as really a disaster for them. you saw what already happened happen. uae and bahrain have normalized relations. both of those countries with embassies in israel have come down and condemned the hamas attack. that likely never would have taken place -- pete: yeah. >> -- without the normalization of relations. if saudi arabia normalizes, and i think this thing is being derailed but not set off a, i think there'

pete: people suggest a lot of things. anything that's a catch all or is it so, people suggested flooding tunnels. that sounds difficult. is that conceivable? are there other tactics the idf might have to get this holistically? >> not holistically. when you are fighting as you might imagine, what do you do with the tunnel afterwards, filling them with cement in the north, egypt filled them with seawater which is a really likely way to deal with these at the end of the war once they destroy all hamas capabilities, in the mediterranean with horizontal drilling, never use those tunnels again. pete: our viewers are seeing a graph that the idf put out where they place a lot of terror headquarters of hamas directly underneath gaza's working hospitals, a working civilian hospital but the tunnel complex is right underneath it. if you are the idf and want to defeat hamas how do you do that with a hospital right above you? >> very carefully. not only are they underneath it but it is the entryway into the tunnel complex. of the war c

pete: correct. and i think it has its root in anti-westernism and anti-western civilization and marxist and communist and all in common cause with islamists and they found that common cause with universities and grievance politics and identity politics and now it's under colonization and it's code for deconstructing this. >> i think israel found guilty of this when you consider the heritage of the jewish people to that land. pete: which is why you watch palestinians and arabs in jerusalem, they're working hard to undue the jewish connection of jews to jerusalem and ex-kanexcavating and gettiing rf artifacts of the jews. how far do you want to go back? will: one of the dumbest terms being use in modern american is stolen land. there's no such thing as stolen land. you want to go back in history, somebody took something from someone. pete: that's exactly right. rachel: what's interest asking how many my guest betsy i had earlier on the show said how many liberal, ignorant white kids from connecticut w

pete: a lot of questions.hel: one thing we do know, our southern border is open and probably one of the most dangerous times in all of our existence, truly. we've had some record breaking numbers, check this out. in september, 269 -- over 26 # 269,000, these numbers -- it's almost hard to wrap your head around it. in addition to that, we have record numbers of known terrorists who have crossed our border. this year alone, 169 that we know of. by the way, that's in addition to more than 45,000 known chinese citizen crossed the border. joey: you go from the lowest up to higher, so the fact that it grows from two in fiscal year 2017, zero in 201 # and look at '22 and '23. it amazes me. i don't know what the administration's response would be, maybe they say they have more people there to interindict. we know that's not true. rachel: the trump campaign may take -- let's put that back up there, 2019, zero. pe.pete: you draw a line after fiscal year '20, you say that's a border policy and over on the right is a tota

pete: yeah.e's going to have to be a limit to what the israeli government would with give up, so families are going to say we don't care how much that is, there's only so much you can give as you mount an offensive as well. hopefully, the dynamics on the ground create a better bargaining position for israel at some point. will: and i would think the political reckoning will have as much if not more to do with the failures of october 7th from the intelligence agencies. rachel: it will be compounded if you have 200 some dead hostages -- as well as the failures you talked about. >>> all right, families are mourning the loss of the 18 victims killed at the lewiston, maine, mass shooting. pete: 40-year-old father peyton brewer ross was killed playing corn hole with his friends. his brother remembers him as the life of the party that got along with everybody. he leaves behind a 2-year-old daughter and a fiance. will: peyton's brother ralph brewer joins us now. ralph, thank you for being with us this mo

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pete: exactly. joey: edward, thanks for joining us. pete: edward, thank you.. it doesn't make me feel as hopeful as i want to feel about how this can end, but we did get two -- pete: we got two hostages back, but that's not going to change the reality of what happened on october 7 and what israel needs to do -- joey: 2 out of more than 200 hostages and an unknown amount of americans. on that point, up next, two american hostages released by hamas, they've been reunited with their family in israel. their rabbi joins us with reaction next. ♪ ♪ i'm not just accomplished. i am accomplishing. so i'm doing all i can to help lower my risk of breaking a bone. for postmenopausal women with osteoporosis at high risk for fracture taking calcium and vitamin d may not be enough. adding prolia® is proven to help strengthen bones and reduce spine fracture risk by 68% with 1 shot every 6 months. do not take prolia® if you have low blood calcium, are pregnant, are allergic to it, or take xgeva®. serious allergic reactions like low blood pressure, trouble breathing, throat tigh

pete: yeah.re always preemptive strikes, because you could tell these countries were coming. you hear in the rhetoric aloss, go back to the '67 borders, and that is a carving back out of the west bank, carving back out of gaza, carving back out of the golan heights, but with israel has felt having the golan heights provides their security. when you see the gee ogg anything -- geography, you see how strategic that is because the gaza strip is an people, in giving land over to the palestinians, and what's happened there? it's turned into a terrorist -- will: and these wars were more state actor wars with egypt, syria and jordan. then you had the first intifada, the second and now you're talking about the palestinian authority, a hamas -- pete: talking about jasser arafat, bill clinton -- yasser arafat, there was a lot of double talk and multiple israeli prime ministers attempting to give land for peace, and they would lose power. it's all been a tug-of-war all of which has been meant to try to see

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pete: yeah.ot of it depends on what iran decides to do as a part of an escalation. will: and, of course, that could be impacted as we talk about the impact on the united states, of course, and what happens here at home. it's just, you know, we had trey yingst on talking about the ability of this turning into a regional war and then there is the issue of it spiraling into a a potential global war and that could if be predicated not just on state actors but, of course, that started with terror. and that means we have to talk about our southern border. this is vivek ramaswamy. >> seeing what's happening on both borders of this country, reflecting on where we are as a country, i think what the next -- one of the things the next president of the united states needs to understand that we are in the middle of a war here in the united states of america. >> there will be a terrorist attack in this country that we'll be able to link to that southern border. it's just the reality. i don't know what biden's

pete: the u.s. defense secretary, lloyd austin, saying the pentagon will work to assure israel that has what it needs to defend itself. carley: trey yingst has the very latest. reporter attack helicopters are other the gaza strip firing on hamas positions and other areas where people are still the infiltrating into southern israel. there are multiple reports of hostage situations taking place in communities along the gaza border that are currently controlled by hamas militants, israeli territory. rocket fire continues, it has subsided a bit, but we are seeing sirens sounding in some parts of the country and impacts across southern and central israel. behind me here there is just black smoke rising from the horizon, just one of the areas where rockets hit these border communities. we saw earlier told where a factory took a direct impact. this black smoke just one rocket causes this level of damage. and, againing we saw more than 2,000 -- again, we saw more than 2, 200 rockets. an unrest dented and co

pete. pete: thank you, rachel. all right.e gearing up for a ground war with hamas in gaza. a fight officials in the country say is imminent. so what could this look like based on israel's latest advances? joining us now is medal of honor recipient for his actions in the battle of flew i can't imagine, staff sergeant david bellavia. thanks so much for being here. you have fought through probably the closest at least in a modern era type of operation as israel might be undertaking right now. we've got a map of the whole country here. let me fast forward, if i may, away from the region to the gaza strip in particular. israel's evacuated a lot of communities around the gaza strip just as they're evacuating communities in the north around the the golan are heights in preparation for what hezbollah might do. but what do these evacuations tell you, and what type of preparation do you see coming from the israelis, and what does it it tell you about the offensive coming? >> so, i mean, how do you move tens of thousands of men into a b

pete: it is a total mess.t? >> they are starting to buckle at the knees right now and realize and see what they see and everybody knows all of us elected know where the police station is and what is going on over there and if you walk into the police station there is a narrow path to walk up to the desk and talk to the police. pete: thank you for your perspective. >> thank you. pete: still ahead, fox news alert. israel's prime minister declares we are at war after palestinian islamists launch a surprise attack overnight. speaker showdown, house republicans calling for new rules amid mccarthy's ousting. congressman carlos jimenez unpacks it all next. we need tod more sustainable ways of doing things. america's plastic makers are investing billions of dollars in new technologies and creating plastic products that are more recyclable. durable. and dependable. our goal is a cleaner, healthier planet for generations to come. for a better tomorrow, we're focused on making plastics better today. hey peyton, thanks fo

pete: yeah.ean, i don't know -- she also said she has no confirmation since then of where they might be, hasn't heard anything, and i don't know whether to be encouraged or discouraged what to make of the fact that we haven't yet seen hostage videos or even public demands which could mean that there are things, hopefully -- we pray to god it means there are things happening under the surface between the israeli government, the u.s. government, the terrorists and hamas in gaza, a negotiation for these hostages. we don't have confirmation for any of that because that would be a way to avoid a full scale hostage rescue which would be one of the largest in history. incredibly dangerous across the spectrum in gaza considering the tunnels that exist there. so we are preparing for what will be an onslaught likely and an invasion from israeli forces, but it's a hostage rescue layered on top which erin cohen, who was on with us earlier, kind of i alludedded -- allude might be at the forefront of any opera

pete: interesting.sk you this, have you ever thought about open a door on capitol hill but accident tally hit a fire alarm? >> to suggest that's an accident is ridiculous you know what we need pete is the video. because we're seeing a still shot but that is a still shot of a video. and if you look at the before and after look at that still shot itself, and then you go see what the reporters rush it over there to see what that door looked like and it had two placards that aren't in other photo. allegation is that question mark is, did he take those signs and throw them aside. that's one of the reports that's out there. pete: that could be the case. >> just saying roll the video and why wouldn't capitol police release that video if you want to truly know what happens. pete: why wouldn't they? >> come on, that i've been around to see. pete: it is staggering i hope investigators leadership should get a chance, we'll see that video right of kevin mccarthy you'll see that. >> it's out there if you're a chair

pete: compare sizes and populations are similar it is extremely dense.sions over the past 75 years in existence of israel. israel as we pointed out as jews begin to remigrate back to israel 1947 is a marking point after world war ii -- where there's the first attempt and ultimately is successful in creating the state of israel. >> ultimately soon after there was a war and israeli war effect i-ly egypt you see jordan, they all coalesce on say nothing, we don't want jews in a state of israel here. jordan being very significant jordan moved up to jerusalem controlled much of that until 1967 so disputed from the very beginning. and has been fought over in the modern sense of the nation state since 1947. the u.s. by the way the first country to recognize israel 11 minutes into their existence harry truman did so. will: that war followed establishes state of israel in 1948 and pete as we pointed out wars throughout time but with largely state actors. we're talking about jordan, we're talking about egypt. we're talking about syria. that have flashed up since th

pete: this a power projection plat formal in the air as well.his of spray and they land like a helicopter and they can hand and the ch53 it aipght leaking it ain't working it is a battle tank in the air and take our guys wherever they need to be. heuy to get them out and other aircraft, a lot of rotary aircraft all of this is about getting people in, and getting people out and one of the main missions is fighter rescue if a fighter pilot goes down behind enemy lines that surgical take care of business and get back out mission. we bring it over here to subject matter. pete: ability to sustain yourself is huge. joey: we've got records. bulldozers fork lifts if we have to sustain and hold an area we can do it but there are 10,000 troops and doing the combat and marine corps. is smallest -- the smallest service in the military it has the most different jobs because we're so malluable to wrap this up. i do want to say this, they're special operations certified they can get hostages things like that if we end up with s.e.a.l.s., delta force they're in

pete: fair enough.rachel through the football school while we talk about this. >> so i don't just glaze over and the last segment. >> i see will, joey in a conference room with the big white board going through it all. rachel: you guys can do all those. joey: i would not do that to you, let's read headlines. this is the real thing they're going to put me through football school. joey: will is a texas fan i don't know if you need to put anybody through football school. love you will. rachel: is probably watching. pete: he sleeping. the jets played the chiefs which means the chiefs are coming to new york which means travis kelce is coming to new york and patrick mahomes that that also means the swift's are coming to new york and as a result 175% jump in chiefs, jets ticket sales after her appearance at the previous game people are hoping to get a glimpse. i wonder what her cut is too pretending to date him. rachel: there is a guy the senior vice president of social media and he's an influencer in marketin

pete? pete: thank you, rachel. all right.lly positioned under a hospital in gaza. so let's look at the city's exa pansive terror the tunnels and how -- expansive terror tunnels and how the idf will have to navigate. you've seen this graphic from the israeli defense forces which depicts the hospital aboveground and the subterranean headquarters below ground. now, this is hair take on what it might look like underneath, but ultimately when you go, when you go up above to that hospital, this is the single largest operating, most advanced hospital in gaza. it's in the north which means it's the in the area where the idf will likely can conduct their ground operation. here's why it's so complicated. it normally has 70 beds inside this hospital complex for patients. right now there are 60,000 people, according to reports, 60,000 people sheltering inside this hospital complex. and when you look at the schematic and you see things like an outpatient clinic and an mri compound and a reception area and maternity department, it's like -

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pete: no doubt. will: mike tobin thanks so much. pete: thank you.ou later in the show. wemght to bring up talking about -- gaza, i don't think this is a type of analysis that should lead to paralysis but it's always important to understand and ask yourself what comes next. and we probably did not officially have an answer before we went into afghanistan. rachel: or ukraine. will: you brought it up earlier pete what happens in gaza has to be part of the conversation today at least for -- the government of israel. meaning occupy, true occupation, not what is called now an occupation. turn it back over, turn it over to who. because hamas is the ruling essentially government of gaza in the upon the is to cut out hamas like a cancer. then what comes next? all of these questions are very monumental about what happens -- i mean the task of an invasion and hostage rescue all of that is monumental and it probably pails in comparison of the task that follows. pete: that does impact how you move through in the first place as well. but i've read multiple report

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pete: k.t.l back 30,000 feet so you have what's happening in ukraine, challenge from vladimir putin and hamas and south china sea in taiwan signaling they may move and southern border. what kind of turning or moment are we in right now and say about america's standing leadership in the world? >> well, you know think about diplomacy as like shark tank if one country smells blood in the water, a weak presidential -- administration, you know, withdrawal from afghanistan, the open southern border ukraine, that ukraine war which seems to be a stalemated war and chinese building up their military and being aggressive in the south china sea everybody is going to want to get in on this and take an opportunity to go after the united states. the thing that i want to watch in the next few weeks is if america and the biden administration doesn't fully back israel. if they don't follow-up the words with deeds. >> k.t. don't you think they're instinct, i mean, they're saying right thing rouse. but what do you

pete: thank you.talk about hostage rescue but what she just emphasize second-degree right, hopefully there's enough pressure being put on them for the release that doesn't require rescue. rachel: that's what i wanted to ask aaron when he was on in the last segment is it just rescue or part of them it's the reality you want to face and we're monitoring gaza city and ground security. will: back at home, anti-israel protests on the global day of jihad. those scenes are next. [ chanting ]. - [female narrator] they line up by the thousands. each one with a story that breaks your heart. like ravette... every step, brought her pain. their only hope: mercy ships. the largest floating civilian hospital in the world. bringing free surgeries to people who have no other hope. $19 a month will help provide urgently needed surgery for so many still suffering. so don't wait, call the number on your screen. or donate at mercyships.org. blendjets halloween sale is back from the dead. take advantage of spine chilling s

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pete: an exit question, how has the administration been in support for your effort? are grateful for the administration until now and we think they're helping us in all of our needs and we hope it will continue exactly that way. pete: israel's ambassador to the un gilad erdan, thank you so much for being here. >> thank you for having me. pete: former president trump accuses joe biden turning a blind eye to the greatest outbreak of anti-semitism in american history. maria bartiromo joins us next of that. american textile manufactug with bedding crafted from cotton grown on our family farm. we created red land cotton to give you the best farm, the home products possible. because it's more than quality products. it's a labor of love from our family. go to redland cotton dot com and receive 15% off your order with code fox news. (fisher investments) it's easy to think that all money managers are pretty much the same, but at fisher investments we're clearly different. (other money manager) different how? you sell high commission investment products, right? (fisher investm

bring in pete hegseth, "fox and friends" weekend co-host. he's been invaluable since the incursion october 7. secretary of state dised by saudi arabia president and received a lecture and palestinian authority does not want to give them a time of day and jordan is not helping out. then the president gets blown off in three arab nation, but the uk foreign minister is seeing all of them. how do you explain how the arab world is responding to this white house? >> pete: weakness, irrelevant, administration they do not fear. why are drones flying? because they are not, afraid of joe biden, when he speaks, you can barely hear and he doesn't speak the name of iran the enemy behind this. not to say we want to ratchet up, the other team, as if we are playing sixth grade soccer. not that i want a wider war with iran, that is not what i'm talking about. this is difference in approach. trump said if you harm the hair of an american, we are coming for you. you go all the way to israel and one thing you want to champion over and over again is 100 million

i asked about this last hour and pete hegseth was reading about the iron sting. where did they get this technology? >> there is limited information. what is out in the open source is it is mortar fired round, mall smaller army units canning closer to the target and it uses a laser so when the martyr reaches it can be guided into where it is trying to go. it gets the timeframe from detection to counter attack smaller and uses lower cost and more prevalent weapon system, mortar that is a guided munition. >> harris: talk about iran, last week saw date for when they could sell on the open market, interesting timing after the iran-backed hamas attack. what is on the market that wasn't on the market before? >> not sure anything the iranians had in effort to limit their ability to move weapon and equipment across. proxies that they were able to knock down. it has no slowed to hezbollah, houthi and hamas and gaza. >> harris: thank you, brent sadler, great to have your expertise, appreciate your service. what do you make of the delay on israeli forces? my one big question

. >> hate ritual hate pete's hate joey.on the minus what happened next and when this ground operation began? the fact judith and natalie were released last night seen as a relay for delaying tactic one is actually that's raise questions as to whether or not israel should delay any ground operation or maybe suspend the bombings while negotiations with qatar over the hostages continue. president biden was asked about this last night as he was leaving washington d.c. for delaware. somebody shouted a question at him should israel suspend a ground war until the hostages are brought out or more hostage negotiations? the president answered yes which surprised a lot of people and then the white house walk that back to say he was a long way away he misheard the question was yes, more hostages should be released. the ground operation is ready to go. it has been sitting there for a number of days now ready to go. at the same type more activity on the northern border with hezbollah. the skirmishing has increased leaving the defense adm

"fox & friends weekend" co-host and harvard alum pete hegseth is here to react. pete?er educate rampant anti-semitism. palestinians haven't been forced to live in any particular way. they have chosen to throw in with islamic. seek destruction of the state of israel. and with israel being the size of new jersey, imagine if connecticut, you know, long island, new jersey, were all under siege on new jersey, new york, all surrounding it, seeking its destruction. you make a lot of different decisions when every single moment of your life is surrounded by people who say they want to wipe you off the map. and when you have the ayatollah, the supreme leader saying we're going to eradicate just on x just yesterday we want to eradicate the zionists. the jews. this impulse has made its way -- this is not a fringe at harvard. this is the mainstream. this is the student organizations. >> this is the professors. it's rampantly anti-semitic and a rewriting of history ainsley. if you open up your bible. god granted abraham this land. the 12 tribes of israel established the constitutio

pete: we use the term ground invasion somewhat generally. we see images of tanks rolling in. i imagine we envision an infantry going door-to-door, block to block in gaza. is there historical parallel to what we might see in gaza? i have spoken to david belevia, once you go infantry it is a pretty blunt tool designed to destroy hamas, civilians and hostages become secondary to the objective. with 300,000 civilians, what is the example? what's the parallel to what we could experience in gaza? >> reporter: you mentioned beb bel belevia, a friend of ours who described the action in falluja where terrorists barricaded themselves. most of the civilians have been evacuated by them, wanted to simply have a world war ii band of brothers house to house fight and they got it. boss -- hamas has invited the same effect. the main headquarters is under the biggest hospital in gaza. they have done this on purpose. they want civilians to die to horrify everyone around the world, but we have to steel ourselves to the idea that we either take these terrorists

pete hegseth is live in nashville with tim montana and timmy adams and corey burch field. >> pete: what'spects them about camouflage shortage. jimmy and corey thank you for your service. >> thank you. >> pete: green berets and hereby for a great cause, too. i have to ask you about camouflage shortage. what do you make of it. >> unfortunate. wasn't much long ago bigger priority i imagine. rely on good order and discipline. a lot has to do with uniforms, look, appearance, military bearing. so i feel for those guys right now. >> pete: did you a bunch of deployments as a master sergeant were you without your camouflage. >> i was not. it was a big priority among other things. we took things serious and people helped us out quite a bit. >> pete: corey, what do you think. >> i think it's amazing if you would tell me this 10 years ago i would absolutely not believe it. specifically for what jimmy just described, you know. good order and discipline. and then how are we out of camouflage? >> pete: seems there is not any good order and discipline higher up or other priorities. we did next in private

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>> pete: the south is where it started, the north is most concerning. the golan heights recaptured in '67, if you control this land, you can overwatch jerusalem and tel aviv. israel is not giving that back, it overwatching syria and lebanon. what israel is doing is clearing towns along the border. that is partly because of a ground offensive, how many missile says are kroelted by hezbollah? upward of 150,000 half are precision guided. these are under threat from mortar fire, more significant than in jerusalem and tel aviv, they have ability to reach there. if they focus there and hezbollah were decide to posture in the north, that is a big, complicated the situation that much more for israelis. >> steve: that is north part, country of israel. the south part is the lower right hand corner and that is rafah border crossing from rafah to egypt, third shipment of humanitarian supplies just entered, that is what the president wanted, he told them, israel pump the brake until we deal with hostages and get more aid in there and you have another map, they are b

a ton of signatures on here. >> pete: this one sold. forward slash ats. forward money can you click money goes to vets and active duty. click auction. a whole line of really cool stuff, including this signed fender telecaster. >> peter: i believe the link is on the screen. do it right now. out here with green berets. we're going to do a clay shoot next hour. this is, as you said, benefits active duty. >> yes. >> special ops excursions an organization that helps guys decompress. i met a couple of green berets here earlier. also, you are raising money for a memorial at fort campbell. >> yes, sir. >> pete: medicine did i vac helicopter pilots killed. >> there accident this year that unfortunately took nine soldiers' lives and we will help raise money to put towards a memorial there and honored to do so. it's our duty to give back and this event is how we do it. >> pete: tim montana is the real deal give the website. >> give butter.com/ats. >> pete: lots of school stuff. i checked it out already. we will be shooting a little bit later. >> a

>> yes certainly pete.his operation characteristically is very different than the offensive operation that israel has conducted in gaza. and the reason is because the objective is a difference. in the past they wanted to go in and set the hamas terror organization back a number of years kill as many leaders as they could certainly fighters as well and destroy as much military infrastructure as they could. so they went in hard and fast and got out in a few weeks. this mission that is been given to the military is to dismantle the terrorist military and organization and its political entity. that is very different than what is been assigned in the past. as opposed to hard and fast this is slow and gradual because of the mission that has been is ben assigned so the campaign planning is really quite different. there's been extensive bombing here that we have seen now for two plus weeks against actionable targets certainly they have spent a lot of effort and as you have pointed this out and your colleagues in de

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