let's turn now to steve rogers ,retired lieutenant for the nutley, new jersey, police department. he's also a former member of the fbi joint terrorism task force, as well as a retired u.s. naval officer. steve, thank you. good morning. thanks for being up late for us. let's go right to these strikes, this is not the first time president biden has struck syria. he did it last year. he did it in 2021. it's used as deterrent. will this work? was this strike in your view, proportional? >> well, the strike was proportional, but i don't believe it will be a deterrent. and there's been a lot of focus on syria, on the mideast. but there is another element to this that we need to think about and talk about, and that's our homeland right here in the united states. i believe that iran, who is who has their fingerprints all over this, has been preparing this for a long time. >> our southern border has been open for a few years. and there's no question in my mind, based on my experience and working at the national joint terrorism task force years ago, that a good number of terrorists have cros

naval officer steve rogers, formerly with the office of naval intelligence. steve, great to have you here with us. what do you make of these latest actions, particularly those two strikes against what we understand were ammunitions, facilities in eastern syria? >> are we doing this the right way? steve? >> yes, we are, at least up to this point. was a proportionate attack a warning, a message, if you will, to iran? but we have to be perfectly clear or make it perfectly clear to iran if they pull something off like that, again, attacking u.s. bases and injuring and putting the american troops in the crosshairs that they will suffer dearly. we have to understand as a country that we're dealing with maniacs over there in iran and in the mideast. they want israel destroyed. they want the united states destroyed. and i remember ronald reagan's motto of peace through strength, where we got to show some strength and some guts and hit him and hit him hard. if they decide to carry on acts of violence against the united states and israel. and steve, we've got a map up r

steve rogers, thank you so much. and we will come back to you again. we've really appreciated insight throughout our coverage this morning. >> thank you. you're welcome. >> and we'll be right back with more on our continuing of the mass shooting and subsequent manhunt going on as we speak in maine. we'll be back. ike an fox news is proud to bring you this. she's a hero momen t. some even today. only a quarter of stem tfo graduater boyss are women. picks they'd go, oh, you don't look like an engineer there. is thiomgo for is. some things are for boys. but diversity drives innovation. . . >> my goal is to really flip the script. if you c and. >> go for it. how do we live in space? how do we live on the moon? i want to help figure that out.e you can create a blueprint. if you can seeme her, you can be her. >> we planned well fore retirement, but i wish we had fc more casash. s craz >>y! you think those two have ay idea that they can sell their life insurance policy for cash? >> so they're basically sitting on a gold mine. peoplei don't think they have . t

let's go ahead and turn now to steve rogers, retired lieutenant detective for the nutley, new jersey, police department. he's also a former member of the fbi joint terrorism task force, as well as a retired u.s. naval officer. what can you tell us, in your opinion, as far as what these law enforcement teams are probably trying to focus on right now? >> well, i'll tell you, there's no doubt in my mind that they've set up grids and they have a perimeter in each area. and they're going to report to the command post whether they found more evidence or not. but i got to tell you, what's going through my mind, something that hasn't been mentioned. i believe was reported. and i believe that i saw a scope on that weapon. if there is a scope on that weapon. we know this guy is well trained using these weapons. i'm really concerned about those law enforcement officers. i'm sure they're aware of it. but they're putting their lives on the line incredibly. so when daylight comes, i'm just worried about this guy really engaging the police. >> so they've got to be real careful doing what they're doi

maria: steve rogers joining us, fox news correspondent is live in lewiston right now. good morning. >> according we are outside of the central maine medical center this is where the incidents were brought for treatment in the overnight hours. we watched medical personnel coming up this is been surrounded by law enforcement officers walking the personnel, the surgeons and the doctors after the vehicles we see them embracing a rough night at the hospital and of course for families that are deeply infected by this mass shooting event. it started to unfold it 656 yesterday evening, lewiston police responded to two incidents one occurred at a bowling ally and another at a restaurant bar nearby. by 8:00 o'clock maine state police say there was an active shooting situation going on by lewiston and they warned residents to avoid the area until authorities gave the all clear, the all clear did not come in by 1025 the county officials issued a countywide shelter in place order by 11:00 o'clock, lewiston police name robert card, he is 40 years old% of interest that is worth notin

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steve scalise, roger williams at a texas, joey harrington out of texas, kevin hearne, jim jordan. i even asked elise stefanik but she's not interested. some others can do it as well so i'm not as worried about that but they understand the urgency of our fiscal ship. we are taking in $5 trillion per year and spending $7 trillion. i don't care who's on the white house, that's wrong. as you know, our credit rating was recently knocked down a notch and that has only happened , that's the second time it's happened and they said the reason was leadership, maturity in the leadership and fiscal responsibility. they said that's over the last 20 years. that cuts both ways, that's both parties. host: other than spending, what is your criteria for the next speaker to get your vote? guest: i think they need to have -- it sounds kind of trendy -- but i think they need to have a vision of where the country is going and it's not to put proposals up on the wall and see which one can get the most votes. that's not principled and it's not smart and that's not what our country needs. we need someone

we want to turn down to steve rogers, retired lieutenant detective for the nutley, new jersey, policedepartment. he's also a former member of the fbi joint terrorism task force, as well as a retired u.s. naval officer. a couple of things i want to run your run by you, my friend. >> i want to talk about resources to try to find this man. we're looking for heat signatures. we're looking for drone technology. tell me what the the tiktok would be at this hour and what steps might be taken to try to locate him. >> well, to begin with, as your reporter just mentioned, no stone will be left unturned. there's no doubt in my mind that although there has been no talk of a terrorism nexus, probably isn't at this point. but that doesn't mean that the joint terrorism task force is not involved. they're going to be looking closely at this individual. the forensic analysis, collaborating with other police, law enforcement agencies of his computers, his phones, etc., because one idea that goes through my mind, because he does have a mental health problem. who was he talking to online? was he encourag

you're running away from oppressive ohio, you know, you can't get much further than will rogers beach in santa monica. stevet? every western's based on the same thing, you know. "go to californey," you know, and that's what they did. the golden land. martin turnbull: l.a. was particularly attractive because people from back east could come west and be who they were. lorri jean: everybody came from somewhere else. it offered an ability to just do things in a completely new and different way. steve: it was new and exciting and it was an adventure. lorri: and it also had hollywood. david ehrenstein: why this became a great movie mecca to begin with was the light. steve: the light out there was so good. and the weather was so good. it was ideal. david: if you look at pictures of the old--a lot of the old silent films, you can see the studios where they built these sets, but there are no ceilings because you didn't need them and the light, actual light, would come pouring in. centralizing movie production here created a different kind of set-up than existed in major cities, certainly in, like, new york. in new y

steve scalise, roger williams at a texas, joey harrington out of texas, kevin hearne, jim jordan. even asked elise stefanik but she's not interested. some others can do it as well so i'm not as worried about that but they understand the urgency of our fiscal ship. we are taking in $5 trillion per year and spending $7 trillion. i don't care who's on the white house, that's wrong. as you know, our credit rating was recently knocked down a notch and that has only happened , that's the second time it's happened and they said the reason was leadership, maturity in the leadership and fiscal responsibility. they said that's over the last 20 years. that cuts both ways, that's both parties. host: other than spending, what is your criteria for the next speaker to get your vote? guest: i think they need to have -- it sounds kind of trendy -- but i think they need to have a vision of where the country is going and it's not to put proposals up on the wall and see which one can get the most votes. that's not principled and it's not smart and that's not what our country needs. we need someone wh

steve scalise. it could be elise stefanik. roger williams out of texas.ssee our bench. >> they all supported kevin mccarthy including the most conservative guy i know jim jordan. why are you smarter than jim jordan and 210 plus republicans? why are you smarter? >> i represent my district. brother. and why are you smarter than me? you are condemning me because i stand up on my own and that's what i do. >> brian: i'm not condemning you i'm questioning you. you don't like being questioned? >> no. the line of questioning is very negative and you know that and i know that and when this is all over with, when this is all over with, and we have a new speaker, and we're running smooth. let's have this conversation again. >> brian: were you happy with john boehner? >> i wasn't here with john boehner. >> brian: paul ryan? >> well, they are both rinos. they are not in my camp anyway. but i wasn't here when they were here. >> so you had 15 yeses for every round you voted for kevin mccarthy but you think he is the problem? >> >> right now i sure do. he is part of it.

steve scalise. it could be elise stefanik, it could be roger williams out of texas, it could be mark green out of tennessee. >> so they all supported kevin mccarthy, including the most conservative guy, jim jordan. why are you smarter than jim jordan and the 210 plus republicans? why are you smarter? >> i represent my district, brother. >> what does that tell you, tara, about where we are right now and what the prospects are moving forward? how to you see this playing out over the next week or two? >> yeah, i mean, it shows you they have no plan. i don't know that they thought they would ever be successful in this. again, it's the dog caught the car politically and now what. i'm hearing that there's so much emotion, raw emotion going on in the congress on the republican side that that's why they had to take this break. it almost got physical last night because people were so upset with the gang of eight there that took out kevin mccarthy. so the prospects for getting something done to ryan's point earlier, it's difficult. we're on a time scale here. we can't live through the soap opera, the drama with the

roger williams out of texas. jodi arrington out of texas. my buddy steve scalise, mark green out of tennessee. our bench is so deep. i feel we have a lot of leaders willing to step up and now they are. i know folks are getting on the news, i just left the gym and talked to several people alone who did not vote with us but have conceded that they probably should have and are glad that they did. glad of what we did. they think we need to make a change. >> i want to give you a chance to respond. we had your colleague, mike lawler on from new york. here is what he said about the eight who voted to oust mccarthy, including you. >> they need to lose their committee assignments and there needs to be consideration as to whether or not they're even part of the conference. you had a handful of people for petty personal reasons who decided that their interests mattered more than the country. and i think it's disgusting, and i think the rules need to be relooked at. >> he also said that you need to be held accountable. what do you say? >> i represent my district, and i'm voting the way my district would l

roger. ♪ ♪ gain scent beads keep even the stinkiest stuff smelling fresh. >> my understanding is that steveven hard nosed nos -- he's now working to meet with each of those 14 individuals and try to move them over. when it gets to 217 we will then move to the floor and have a vote. >> louisiana republican steve scalise does not have the votes yet that he needs to be elected speaker of the house. but he does have the support of the previous speaker and his recent rival, jim jordan. >> it's important we are back functioning as house of representatives. we need a speaker. and steve is the guy for that. i will -- like i said, i've offered to -- nominee speech by him when we get back in session. >> max and jonathan are still here. max, does the support of mccarthy and jim jordan -- i mean, you work with these guys. what in the hell is going on? >> you still have 14 crazies that have said they -- what are they going to be given? what exactly are they going to -- >> -- steve bannon. and steve bannon's goal is to blow the whole thing up. -- told us that. >> -- we can't separate the last conversatio

steve harrigan live in lebanon where there are growing fears of escalation by hezbollah and roger wicker on the other chamber's response to this. mike tobin live in the southern israel with the latest. >> reporter: for 14 tonight we watched rocket fire and watched the ground to see if the israeli invasion of gaza begins. forces staging up and down the gaza strip some 300,000 strong, with reservist called up to combat duty, they are training while they wait for their orders. 188th brigades, getting ready to do what the defense minister called the long and painful processable donating hamas. strikes go into the gaza strip as israel says they are planning, a preparation before the invasion. the chief of general staff said the airstrikes are part of the preparation. he stressed professionalism. >> gaza is complicated, densely populated. the enemy is preparing a lot of things but we are also preparing for them. all idf capabilities, be brave with that thought. >> reporter: 28 trucks made from egypt to the gaza strip limited to just food and water, no fuel came in with those aid trucks and 20

congressman mike rogers was asked to run for speaker, the generator told him to say - [ beeping "i can't give up - my current job as -- airbrushed john goodman. [ light laughter ] >> stevejimmy: you see how it works [ applause ] they're just giving them excuses. >> steve: that's random? >> jimmy: let me show you -- random next one, when congressman jack bergman was asked, he said - [ beeping "after much thought -- i'm just too - young to be in congress. [ laughter and applause i mean, they're helping -- >> steve: yeah >> jimmy: they want a way out of this, so they use the excuse generator. like, check this out when congressman michael guest was asked, he said - [ beeping "i already have -- a job where i -- jump scare people inside a a haunted house. [ laughter and applause >> steve: wow! >> jimmy: his job. here's another one when congressman mark amodei was asked, he said - [ beeping "i would but - i must continue -- my elusive hunt for a square bike helmet. [ laughter ] that's impossible! [ applause ] >> steve: wow. >> jimmy: they don't make them >> steve: it's random. >> jimmy: he's on the hunt >> steve: yeah >> jimmy: you gotta be safe. >> steve: yeah >> jimmy: you'v

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