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adam boller, he negotiated with the taliban on behalf of the trump administration and the abraham accordslayers involved, the region, what would you suggest the u.s., even israel, too to win the release of these hostages? >> good to see you, john. a few things i would say. one, qatar can be helpful to us here they have in the past and you mentioned negotiating with the taliban. when i was negotiating with the taliban, i was doing it in doha, in qatar, on our base there. and so there are certain people and qataris are like them and i think of them trying to play the role of switzerland in the middle east. and so qatar has a very important role here and i believe the u.s. is and should use them as a go between between some people that are very unsavory from a hostage perspective. the second thing is, the united states and israel need to not forget that they were attacked by terrorists, the united states continues to be attacked by terrorists, by proxies of iran and that they need to stand strong and israel needs to do what it set out to do, eliminate hamas from the gaza strip. >> john: ther

of course, we have heard this refrain when it kind from donald trump when russia's invasion of ukraine, as well as the taliban afghanistan upon u.s. military leaving afghanistan. for donald trump, this is a moment where you directly heard him a few moments ago, referencing the abraham accords in his own presidency. of course, donald trump's presidency, there are a number of complicating factors here. for most of the decision in his administration of december 2017 to recognize jerusalem as the capital of israel and move the u.s. embassy from tel aviv to jerusalem. it was a decision that was widely condemned by air emissions, as well as by palestinian president, abbas. this is a moment in which donald trump is going to try to distinguish himself and his tenure at the white house from joe biden. of course, this is a conversation when -- this is one the extends beyond the biden administration in the trump administration. still ahead, foreign leaders across the globe are calling for an end to the escalation between hamas and israel. the u.n. security council causally him emergency meeting. him emergency meeting on

president trump, words were there and i'm told in harsh language, he said to taliban, if you harm an american soldier in afghanistan, there will be repercussion and not a single soldier died in the final year of trump's presidency. they understood action and taking out soleimani, what a difference it was. with president biden, you have 6 billion and the weak words. since this terrorist attack happened by hamas on october 7, certainly funded by iranian proxy, we heard iran mentioned from president biden four times and the words he used are so weak. we'll continue to hold them accountable and be careful. they unleashed terror, they burned baby alive through proxies in hamas and we have gotten four statements, we need more today in the press conference. >> harris: last hour gianno caldwell said there was political calculation. >> sure, if it is, i don't know if that is being generous or not, to what end? >> harris: not to call it what it is. >> emily: weak, fek less administration, what point will the cut be big enough to stand up? john kirby went on to say, as you know, the president ad

trump. you didn't have russia in ukraine. you didn't have afghanistan under the leadership of the taliban. you didn't have china eyeing up taiwan where it was. you could talk about donald trump in terms of his personality and tweets, but the basic line was that we had peace and we definitely had prosperity and then covid hit and that changed the world so what can you say about joe biden at this point? this is a risky trip. it's also -- i think it's an ill-advised trip. israeli ground forces can't go into gaza when they were supposed to because of joe biden's presence in israel. does that help american hostages, maria, at this point? so from a political optics perspective, maybe he thinks this was a good idea or at least his handlers do but as far as the reality a on the ground particularly as pertains to americans in gaza it's ill-advised. maria: was that the point, to stall the israelis? >> there's been no talk about the hostages. like that whole story about the u.s. hostages is just sort of not even secondary, it's tertiary. it really isn't one of the headline stories around this and it s

the younger trump suspected that hamas had bought abandoned american weapons from the taliban. american m4s than the regular ak-47 we're used to seeing in the middle east. could they be from the stockpile of 70,000 automatic rifles that we left to the taliban. he wrote on his social networks, but not everyone is now busy looking for those responsible and shifting responsibility; china and turkey have shown a restrained position, they advocate compliance with the obligations once assumed by un members to create independent israel and palestine, which the western world for some reason forgot about for decades. lasting peace can come to the middle east only after a final solution to the palestinian-israeli problem. at this stage, as we have always stated. it is extremely important to maintain the prospect of a two-state solution, the creation of an independent and geographically integrated palestinian state based on the 1967 borders with jerusalem as its capital is an irreversible necessity that can no longer be postponed , the secretary general of the league of arab states echoes

the younger trump suspected that hamas had bought abandoned american weapons from the taliban.tockpiles of 70,000 automatic rifles that we left to the taliban, he wrote on his social networks. however, not everyone is now busy finding the guilty and shifting responsibility. china and turkey have shown a restrained position; they stand for compliance with the obligations once assumed by un members to create independent israel and palestine, which the western world for some reason forgot about for decades. lasting peace can come to the middle east only after a final solution to the palestinian-israeli problem. at this stage, as we have always stated, it is extremely important to maintain the prospect of a two-state solution, the creation of an independent and geographically integrated palestinian state based on the 1967 borders with jerusalem as its capital, is an irreversible necessity that can no longer be delayed. the president is echoed by the secretary general of the league of arab states, he is confident that if israel denies the possibility of creating an independent state

administration should not have stopped the military aid that the trump administration was giving ukraine. we should have believed the taliban when they wanted to take over afghanistan. we should believed xi jinping when he prepares the pla his military to take over taiwan by 2027. we should believe iran when they want to wipe israel off the face of the map. why do we not believe all these people we continue to think in the biden administration that they want to be liked at cocktail parties in paris and georgetown. wake up people. it's a dangerous nasty world out there and they want to kill all of us if we can. >> morgan we appreciate you being with us to help us put that into perspective. thank you >> we've seen increased bombing in gaza city on our screen this hour, another live report ahead. plus, what the pro hamas posture on college campuses is really about. what it tells us about the state of american colleges. stay there. i'm franklin graham. the world is searching for peace, and it seems to elude our leaders, and maybe you wish you could have peace. maybe your life is in turmoil, and you don't know where to go, or wh

they call for this and voice this, why were they silent when donald trump conducted secret negotiations with the movement the talibanpresentatives, why when the biden administration continued to negotiate? you know how evgei markovna still had an echo of moscow, they were discussing something there, they told her, well, there’s something written in the newspaper, she begins to say, well, what is it that you can’t read in the newspaper, she says, no, evgei markim, it ’s written in an american newspaper, she says, but no, if it’s in an american newspaper, then of course, that’s why they were negotiating there, not girls, there were people who were at a normal, mature age, when negotiations were going on in osla with yasser arafat, whom both the israelis and the americans officially called terrorists, why didn’t any humorists do anything here about why they were negotiating with yasser arafat, they act according to the training manual, really, this is some kind of backup dancing, singing along, which is very unpleasant, russia does not need to fall for this, of course, there is no need to react to this at all, no, it’s

taliban overruns and takes over afghanistan. neil: you might be right about that. >> almost without firing a shot. neil: mr. vice-president, donald trumpto say that benjamin netanyahu-- this was a screwup of israeli intelligence, that hezbollah is very smart. i've raised it with all of our opponents. i'm raising it with you, what do you think of what he said quickly? >> i thought the president's words, criticizing the prime minister of israel and referring to hezbollah as very smart were reckless and they show a lack of understanding about the seriousness of this moment. look, this is a moment where the united states of america should be speaking and acting with one voice and that is a voice of resolve and determination to stand by israel and give them the support that they need to do what needs to be done in this moment and as i've said, hezbollah is not very smart. hezbollah is evil. and to send a message to hezbollah and lebanon to terrorists ensconced in the assad regime in syria and of course, a deafening message to iran that the united states of america is prepared to do what is necessary to hold them accountable because they're

trump. hale trumy mcinerney is the co-host" of outnumbered. >> how concerned ho are youu seri seriously about taliban? >> omar i'm very concerned. they are standing up forterr terrorist rashida tlaiorisb gets to go home and her nice cozy bed this eveningd an and up undr the covers, ilhan omar getso to do the sameth. >> you know who doesn't get to do that? the gazan children who were killed by hamas terrorist g for,ey are coverin you know, who doesn't get to do that. jesse fearma a nine month old-mh boy. google him now. yoi, aka fea-oldr type in hostae and you will see a picture of a beautiful little boy a smiling, holding a pink elephant with yellow ears. that little boy isn't having his diapers changed by terroristpinks. w that little boy isn't getting fed. a ither are rosss. and aviv, a five year old and a three-year-old. beautiful girls in pink dresses who are now in the hands of hamas. ilhan omar rashid. y ge it's lieb, hakeem jeffries, who won't denounce them. they get to slee p in their bed tonight, snuggle with their children if they have them. these kids are the victims. so too are the guys a

israel and under donald trump there was peace in the middle east, peace in europe, relative stability in afghanistan. abraham accords, and since then 2021 afghanistan taken by the talibanukraine, 2023 israel going through the on 9/11 as we seen and we talked about the death toll mostly civilians come americans are included in the death toll. this was an attack paid for amp paid for iran. and this was the country we gave $6 billion to get money in the past to fuel the sort of attacks. anyone going on tv insisted the money will only be used for humanitarian purposes, stop embarrassing yourself it is beyond naÏve, iran can funnel money that they may have been putting towards one thing and focus on terror as long as were given the billions of dollars in which basically invites hostage taking on a level that would never seen before were negotiated with terrorist something we said we would never do. stuart: donald trump says this would not happen, what if he was the president, does he have a point? >> look at his record over the 40 years not much happened on the world stage except for the fact that he wiped out the isis and he took troops out of syria and we are in peacetime

trump. these look more like american m4s than the ak-47s we are used to seeing in the middle east, could they be from the stockpile of 70,000 assault rifles we left with the taliband not rule out the possibility that hamas could use weapons received by ukraine from nato and then sold to militants. if hamas has anti-tank guided missiles that we sent to... it is noteworthy that the israeli prime minister stated back in june in an interview with the jerusalem post that the weapons that the west supplied to ukraine are already appearing on the borders of israel. netanyahu emphasized that this is not a theoretical possibility at all, it has actually already happened with western anti-tank weapons, which we now find in... we must be extremely careful. the escalation of the conflict in israel is a catastrophic scenario for president biden before the elections, that's what journalist daniel bush writes in an article for news week. hamas' devastating attack on israel faces the white house with the prospect of a potential regional war that will consume the us administration for weeks or months. this would be biden's worst foreign policy crisis as he begins his campaign. in

taliban but took that military out first you take the military out last. tell your uaw leadership no problems with them. but they have to endorse trumpcommitting suicide in the back of your jobs and you cannot let that happen. the democrats say they wave the white flag of surrender to the future of other foreign countries. you can't have it done. so if you could speak to shawna's listing right now i'm sure. sean, endorse trump and you can take at least a two month vacation. come back you'll be better than you ever were. [cheering] because the other what you won't have a vacation and in a short period of time you're not going to have a union. you're not going to have jobs .do not would have anything. you had the strongest you have ever had you're going to do great. you're going to do great it's so easy again it's common sense. but unlike them i will never surrender part of never surrender for you and the american worker never surrenders either, never. you need leadership it's nice to say you never surrender but you need direction and you need leadership. perkin joe puts china first, mexico first, ukraine at first, in europe first, a s

taliban ascendant now. they at that point contested or controlled half of afghanistan in january of 2021. but and we can talk i'll be happy to. but. joe biden inherited a terrible from the trump administration. it a terrible hand but he chose to play it and there was as america told me at one point when she experienced some of the that we'll talk about tonight america had a deadline america did not have a and so much humanitarian suffering resulted from that simple fact. so there's lot of blame to go around. but in the lead up to the events that i really this book covers entirely august 2021. and at that point almost on a daily basis the taliban seem to be getting stronger as we pulled back as we left bases as we the american military call it we as the united states removed itself from the ground. it was no longer facts on the ground preventing. the taliban from moving closer and closer and one after another. there are 34 provinces in afghanistan. one after another provinces started to fall. and omara would be on the phone to her father in the province in herat, which is about 500 miles outside away from kabul and on the iran border, and would be hearing gunshots and gunfire.

taliban wing of the party. in order to get democratic votes, you're going to have to strike some grand bargain that would absolutely outrage the right-wing base and the bannons of the world and donald trump. so, the question is, how do you get to 218 votes? the conventional wisdom would suggest that it's going to be somebody like a steve scalise, but who knows?. my only prediction is, strap in, break out the popcorn, because it's going to be long, it's going to be ugly. >> that is not popcorn eating footage for me. i just want to put all food aside watching the degradation of our two party system. the jackal caucus. somebody put that on a mug, please, somewhere. tim miller, charlie sykes, great to have you both on the program. thanks for your time tonight. >> thank you, alex. >> we have lots to talk about this evening, like a victory. yes, a victory for representational democracy as a republican effort to keep democrats out of power in alabama fails, and just in time for next year's election. plus, donald trump may have retreated to his florida beach club, but his lawyers are keeping busy, working to keep trump out of multiple court cases while he is running for president. that is next.