coming up, senator tom cotton says he is a brilliant way to pay for a two israel congress is fightinglege endowments. she endowments are tax-free the size of hedge funds. there anti- israel, anti-semitic protests. taken on next with brad polumbo. ♪ >> atul think it's possible for public pressure to change a deeply rooted anti- jewish client that exists in the university and therefore translated to flagship newspaper. one that i will note is a pipeline to other major outlets, the new york times, washington post. ♪ elizabeth: we welcome for the first time to the show from the foundation for economic education, brad mom e bow. it's good to have you on. we wanted you on this story. okay, the president, he's threatening to veto this new house aid package, $14.3 billion for israel. the house wants to pay for if it with cuts to irs funding, but what do you think of senator tom cotton saying, you know what? i know how to pay for it, charge a 6% tax on on the endowments for the top u.s. universities. what do you say to this idea? >> well, it's an a idea, and they're going to have to come up wi

maria: i spoke with arkansas senator p tom cotton about bids meeting with xi.e. >> there's a lot we don't know about the summit. you outlined some of the initial obvious problems. we gave concrete concessions to china like lifting sanctions against entities and persons involved in genocide against religious and ethnic minorities in china. china gave us promises, the promise to stop shipping precursor chemicals for deadly fentanyl to mexico. i was worried about the demean or that joe biden had at the summit. it's one thing to meet with communist adversaries, another thing to say it's an honor and pleasure to welcome a communist dictatddictator like xi jinpingo america. maria: he steered clear of anything confrontational, despite china's aggression. what are your thoughts on the meeting? >> certainly just going back to our first question, i think the risk of war is high because president xi jinping, general secretary of the communist party, perceives weakness on the part of the biden administration and u yes, it was -- we gave them something important, lifting of

joining me now is senator tom cotton. senator, does that inspire confidence? you reassured by what may have lau occurred today?d >> no, laura, not at all.me we don't need to wait for joe bideuen to know this summit was bad for america, the only s it catastrophic fo r america? we have seen appeasement by president biden, turning the other cheek on the spy balloon orue them hacking into our government systems and at the was t joe biden said it honor and pleasure to host a communist dictator.ev it is the kind of thing ronald reagan would have never done. heink would have negotiated fr position of strength. what did joe biden agree to giv away behind closed doors to s was merely r thi bad or catastrophic for america. >> laura: reagan, for whom i worked, was about peace through strength and now it is appeasement through weakness and supplication. that is obviously what happened here across the board from everything we heard and knew going eiin, that would be their approach. on top of this, we have china building a listening post/military base in cuba. those plans a

. >> steve: we were talking to senator tom cotton just sat down.on't know if he is wired up or not. are you wired up? >> am i wired up? >> steve: what did you think of the cage match yesterday? >> ainsley: which one? >> i will just say that my wife told me she saw a headline that a republican senator almost got in a fight and she was glad when she clicked on it that it wasn't me. [laughter] >> ainsley: what about kevin mccarthy? the kevin mccarthy thing? >> steve: yeah, has kevin mccarthy ever elbowed you in the back? [laughter] apparently going around. >> only in the chest. >> steve: have you ever called anybody a smurf, senator? >> serve a smurf to him he is 65. the other thing is, if you are a congressman, you should not leave your kidneys open walking the hall. you should have some type of a flak jacket to guard your organs. >> ainsley: that was a weird statement he elbowed me in the kidney. a kidney shot. >> ainsley: i would say in my back. >> brian: then he went to do press for the next six hours. >> steve: do you know what? they are senators

all right, senator tom cotton and victor davis hanson are here.wait to hear their analysis, so stay there. this is franklin graham. i had a veteran one time tell me, "is there such a thing as a bucket of hope? "my bucket is getting pretty empty." and maybe you feel the same way when you look at the wars in the world, the demonstrations, the political chaos. you just ask yourself, "what hope do we have?" well, we've got a lot of hope, if we put our faith and trust in god. you see, god loves you. he made you, he created you, he sent his son jesus christ from heaven to this earth to take our sins. he died and shed his blood on a cross for our sins, and god raised him to life. if you are willing to trust him right now, god will forgive you. just pray this prayer with me. if you haven't done this, do it right now. just say, "god, i'm a sinner." i'm sorry. forgive me. i want to turn from my sins. i believe jesus christ is your son. i want to trust him as my savior. amen. you prayed that prayer, call the number right now that's on the screen. god bless y

republican senator tom cotton is one of the bill's sponsors. >> the effect of cell phones in schoolsmental. kids are distracted, not focused on learning, not focused on building friendships with each other. hard on teachers because they are the phone police. back to a positive learning environment where kids focus on studying between classes and at lunch they can focus on building solid friendships. ashley: school administrators and teachers say over use of cell phones is distracting and harmful to students but there was pushback, some parents and students say cell phones are an important tool for socialization and in emergencies. stuart: anti-israel protests continue to take over college campuses, ways colleges can deal with it. anti-semitism. we will speak with him next. ♪ welcome to the place... where people go to learn about their medicare options... before they're on medicare. come on in. you're turning 65 soon? yep. and you're retiring at 67? that's the plan! now's the time to plan ahead. learn about an aarp medicare supplement insurance plan from unitedhealthcare. here's why..

we'll talk about that with senator tom cotton and representative greene and christopher alvarez. the new numbers at the border? this is so extraordinary. jo goa's wide -- joe biden's wide open border enabled 7,000 chinese nationals to enter america either through the wide open border or the ports of entry in october a ayou loan. is no one focused on this at the white house that we're seeing thousands and thousands of military aged men coming into america either through the wide open southern border or through the ports of entry? what is the plan? you can't just get up and move out of china. you are being directed there according to mark greene, the chairman of the homeland security committee. we'll talk about that as well. there were rumors last week of a potential altercation between kevin mccarthy and tim burchett. we'll talk about that as well. kevin mccarthy maintains he did not elbow tim burchett in the kidney as he says, we'll have the former speaker of the house on this morning to talk about how life as changed in the house of representatives with new speaker mike johnson.

i spoke with arkansas senator tom cotton about the you attacks on sunday morning futures yesterday.isten to what he had to say about the atax and then get your reaction. >> iran attacked american forces more than 60 times in the last month. that makes probably more than 125 times since joe biden took office. but in the last month alone, more than 60 times. we've only hit back three times. we've only hit back against sites that are either empty or only has iran's proxies. obviously you this is doing nothing to scare or he deter the or -- or deterthe ayatollahs. we're going to have a massive attack in the middle east unless the president scares the ayatollahs straight. maria: i don't think he's exactly shaking in his boots right now, morgan. your thoughts. >> i watched the interview live yesterday with senator t cotton, great interview, maria, on many topics. i completely agree with the senator. we already had a mass casualty event from terrorist groups backed by iran and that's the 30 plus americans, 31 americans that were killed by hamas. which we know of course is a terrorist group

maria: tom cotton told us the same thing on "sunday morning futures" in february of 2020.is is likely mandated and escaped from the wuhan lab but here you have government censorship once again he was attacked the show was attacked, i was attacked because tom cotton said truth in the white house worked with twitter, youtube to censor all of that. we dusted the breaking news is working with hilary vaughn. >> bottom line it's too early to tell how this will go but china was never held accountable in a meaningful way for covid-19 and they funneled a ton of disinformation to the w.h.o. that relationship went awry at the time so we cannot expect them to be anywhere honest or behave any better when it comes to sharing real information or letting anybody know what's really going on. to early to tell. maria: thank you very much. jonathan d.t. were joining us. we'll be right back. it's easy to get lost in investment research. introducing j.p. morgan personal advisors. hey david. connect with an advisor to create your personalized plan. let's find the right investments for your goals

join now by arkansas republican senator tom cotton. the armed service committee great to have you back on "fox news sunday." >> let start with this pause. there are folks who do not think it is been the best idea wall street journal opinion piece over there set a cease-fire deprives israel of military momentum and transfers the initiative to hamas. now that israel has agreed to a short cease-fire the bite administration and they will expect longer cease-fire spread hamas will remain armed and dangerous and gaza will use the cease-fire to regroup. we have gotten dozens of hostages out what you make of it when we go from here? work they do not want to second-guess the government that near unanimous support in their security leadership this was the appropriate step to take print out not going to second-guess the israeli government. seems like president biden puts more pressure on israel than he does on hamas and its hosting guitar. part of the reasons why we got to this point so we had to have a four-day pause is the biden administration

mike: that was some of the back and forth between senator tom cotton and congressman oxen claus on "foxnday". for more on that, i'm joined by florida republican congressman matt gaetz. welcome, congressman. >> thanks so much. i can't get the image out of my mind of president biden on a tight rope after that statement. quite something. mike: well, so there is an effort to get funding for israel and ukraine passed through congress by christmas. should there be a border component included before lawmakers do that? >> i believe all these issues should be addressed separately. however one feels about ukraine or israel over our own border, i think we should all responsibly acknowledge that they deserve their own dignity. the problem is most republicans don't support continuing u.s. involvement in ukraine. that becomes a political weight. and most americans do support continuing to keep our close alliance wees reel well -- with israel well resourced and on the right track. really what you hear from a number of folks in the senate, republican and democrat is that they want to use the goodwill a

have exclusive interviews with arkansas senator tom cotton, congresswoman margie taylor greene, texas dps lieutenant christopher olivarez and former house speaker kevin mccarthy live sunday 10:00 a.m. eastern on fox news. that will do it for us on fox business, have a great rest of the weekend, we are sending the best happy thanksgiving holiday. i will see you next time. >> "barron's roundtable" sponsored by global x etf's. jack: welcome to "barron's roundtable" were really get behind the headlines and prepare you for the weekend. i'm jack cotter, avoiding the government shutdown this year the congress is at odds over funding libby kantrowitz for insight on what to expect in the new year, what to expect for the upcoming energy bills, the price of the pump is trending lower despite were in the middle east but the winter heating season is just beginning, later the cheapest stock in the s&p 500 is still not a bargain for others. jack hough will tell you why not. we begin with always with three things investors to be think about right now. the stocks are up for the week on cooling inflati

have exclusive interviews with arkansas senator tom cotton, congresswoman margie taylor greene, texasvarez and former house speaker kevin mccarthy live sunday 10:00 a.m. eastern on fox news. that will do it for us on fox business, have a great rest of the weekend, we are sending the best happy thanksgiving holiday. i will see you next time. >> "barron's roundtable" sponsored by global x etf'

surveillance balloon and china support and propaganda for russia and iran coming up arkansas senator tom cottonlk in the garden with china's dictator and other foreign policies putting america in danger. as chinese nationals flood into america, 7,000 chinese nationals apprehended at the border at america port of entry in account alone four star general jack keane an wars across the world plus a break down in standards and conduct as rumors fly of a near fistfight in the halls of congress. california congressman and former speaker of the house kevin mccarthy clears up the questions this morning. then, foreigners flooding into as wide open border deteriorating and alejandro mayorkas follows motion to impeach and margery taylor green to remove homeland security over dereliction of duty over making it safe and lieutenant christopher only the impact of 7 million apprehensions on joe biden's watch. as former president trump makes visit to the border today. it is all right here right now on "sunday morning futures." ♪ ♪ we begin this sunday morning with fallout over president biden meeting last week w

same times that has been working with freelancers that new about the attack in advance, senator tom cotton called this out and the response was curiously worded. you have people on your payroll making money from your corporation if you are biased against anyone in the state of israel. this is the protest video outside "the new york times." your thoughts on the shame? >> we have too many career protesters and activists. they might have learned this from the teachers in the public school systems who complain about everything they want to get out of the taxpayers. we have too many people protesting and we need to hold people accountable. >> the whole thing here, you look at these people and you wonder if they realize what they are saying when they say from the river to the sea, do they know what they are saying? do they know what they are protesting? >> it is half-and-half. they want to see an entire group of people will be wiped out and you have others who have fallen for the media manipulation. these extremists are accustomed to them aligning for what they stand for. this is the behavior yo

arkansas republican senator tom cotton and thank you for joinin us. ♪ >> hello, everybody, i'm joey jones

. >> ceos of america giving xi jinping standing ovation that was, arkansas senator tom cotton slammingin san francisco the meeting with xi showed president did not mention covid pandemic nor originals of the virus met over four hours appears president steered clear away from bringing up anything confrontational, joining me brad wenstrup, a member house intelligence house ways and means committee congressman you announced you are going to be retiring from congress next year i want to thank you so much for incredible service to our country, and including your time in congress, sir. >> well, thank you very much, maria, we will continue to fight for truth justice in american way 14 months left to go in congress we will continue that fight of afterwards i will have the opportunity he to be home with my two small children, a little bit more often i think that is number one priority right now in my life as well as -- >> i want to talk about that your committee you've done incredible work in temperatures of covid-19 pandemic you heard frr eco health alliance president last week ecohealth accus

joining me right now with more in all of this is arkansas senator tom cotton.sits on this intelligence committee. thank you very much for joining me today. >> thank you. it is good to be on with you. maria: i want more with president joe biden and xi jinping in this propaganda war. >> first up, there's a lot we still do not know about the summit. we gave concrete concessions to china like lifting sanctions against entities and persons involved in genocide against religious and ethnic minorities in china only gave us promises. the promise to stop shipping precursors for deadly fentanyl new mexico. probably about his valuable as keane -- xi jinping promises that they would not put missiles on islands in the south china sea. the demeanor and attitude that joe biden had that summit. one thing to meet with our adversaries, we expect them to do that, i do that on occasion on trips around the world, it's another thing for joe biden to say it's an honor and pleasure to welcome a communist dictator like xi jinping to america. that is not the kind of thing that ronald re

this has been written off by people like senator tom cotton. this is not deterrence.here has to be a very aggressive response against leadership of these iranian backed militias. if we will not do that, we should pull the troops out. if we are not going to defend these troops, if the attacks intensify, i don't know why our soldiers are there. >> building frustration at the pentagon with what some are calling and incoherent strategy. a national security council spokesperson responding to that today saying "president biden has shown you will never hesitate to take action to protect u.s. forces. he has directed the u.s. military to conduct precision air strikes in response to recent airstrikes against u.s. forces in iraq anterior adaptive feed isis and he is fully prepared to take further measures as needed at any given moment to protect our people." any surprise there is growing frustration at the pentagon? >> no. the president is prepared to take precision airstrikes against empty buildings and weapon depots. we need to take out the leaders of these militias and there

and why posting anti-israel videos online, senator tom cotton on that one. for "america reports," see you then. >> kayleigh: united nations has not called hamas a terror group, but ready to label meat as a threat to the planet. expected to call on the west to limit beef intake at this week's climate summit. un claimed that ditching animal based diet would reduce our carbon footprint. u.s. farmers and ranchers only account for 1% of global greenhouse emissions. kayleigh, overall emission, china emits two times the united states, but let's go after farmers and ranchers here. >> kaylee: cow parts, why? it has nothing to do with climate change, little impact. climate change agenda is not about climate, it is about controlling the way people live their lives. if you take it serious the world will end, curegulate everything and control cars people drive, and control food they eat and control the way buildings are built, every aspect of our lives and up for regulation. this is playing out in california, they have banned gas stoves and saying you have to have an ele

maria: that happened to me as well, because wide tom cotton on show, in february of 2020 he said yeah. this escaped from a lab, in wuhan, we also spoke with doctors said once you have covid you have antibodies they shut that down are we are too stupid to understand ant bhoidz censor information >> they are telling us trust signs, then we see research coming out, where the science is telling us, to cloth, masks don't work science from our own universities telling us, that if you get covid, that you have better protection against another positive break or another -- um -- you know testing positive in the future if you didn't get it but got the vaccine so people asking questions, if you want to establish trust, i are allowing people to ask questions that based on science research reading, government should have enough confidence in what they are putting out in their policies to be getting in front of social media platforms themselves and saying, instead of trying to censor content saying this is what you are asking about, this is with a you are suggesting here is our response. and you ar

supplemental you spoke about earlier where we needed for ukraine, israel and we need to listen to tom cottonin the supplemental for our southern borders we need to beef up the deterrence against china vis-À-vis taiwan we need to get taiwan increase capabilities and move our forces into the region i certainly don't support the notion that we want to see china and taiwan become one country. i think taiwan needs to maintain its independence in the united states should do everything we possibly can to ensure that outcome. cheryl: arnold punaro, great to see you. have a great thanksgiving. >> same to you and your colleagues, have a blessed and enjoyable thanksgiving. cheryl: we have a lot more coming up, president biden celebrating 81 for his age and mental fitness becoming an increasing problem for the voters especially the younger voters working to talk about a coming out you are watching "mornings with maria" live on fox business. ♪ only at vanguard, you're more than just an investor, you're an owner. our financial planning tools and advice can help you prepare for today's longer retirement. h

. >> sandra: arkansas republican senator tom cotton, member of the collect committee on intelligence. weigh in on gillian's report there. >> well, i think these reports are very troubling, especially the cia officer. why do they have a social media page expressing political opinions of any kind. they are not supposed to make policy and post a picture of a palestinian flag waving the day the israeli defense forces goes into gaza is not some innocent expression of sympathy with the palestinian people. obviously expressing hope for their victory over the israeli defense forces. akin i would say to having an intelligence officer in the department of war on december 8, 1941, posting someone waving a japanese flag or nazi german flag after they declared war on us and vice versa. so these people should be at a minimum suspended and have the security clearance suspended until an investigation can decide what should be done with them. >> sandra: to the degree that the agency had to remind staff that it violates agency policy to post personal positions on social media, i mean, should we have se

tom cotton and democratic congressman jake. thank you four joining us tonight. ♪ >> lisa: i'm lisa boothe in for laura ingraham

arkansas republican senator tom cotton and thank you for joinin us. ♪ >> hello, everybody, i'm joey joneslong with dr. nicole saphier, lieutenant colonel, tulsi gabbard, katie pavlich, and jimmy faila. it's 5:00 in new york city and this is "the five." ♪ >> fox news alert, dramatic new video showing 24 hostages and red cross vans being driven to safety. after spending nearly 50 days in captivity, by the terrorists known as hamas. among them are 13 israeli women and children, but no americans were freed. fighting in gaza pausing for the first time since the war started way back on october 7. this is for a four-day truce. president biden is reacting for the first time. >> from the moment hamas kidnapped these people i along with my team have worked around the clock to secure the release. teddy bears waiting to greet those children at the hospital. a stark reminder of the trauma these children have been through at such a very young age. we expect more hostages to be released tomorrow and more the day after and the day after that. -- [inaudible] >> i think the chances are real. i don't trust

coming up live from d.c., we have tom emmer, tom cotton and tulsi gabbard and we hope you issue as welles and 22 seconds from now on the channel you trust for your morning news. somedays, i cover up because of my moderate to severe plaque psoriasis. now i feel free to bare my skin, thanks to skyrizi. ♪(uplifting music)♪ ♪nothing is everything♪ i'm celebrating my clearer skin... my way. with skyrizi, 3 out of 4 people achieved 90% clearer skin at 4 months. in another study, most people had 90% clearer skin, . serious allergic reactions and an increased risk of infections or a lower ability to fight them may occur. tell your doctor if you have an infection or symptoms, had a vaccine, or plan to. thanks to clearer skin with skyrizi - this is my moment. there's nothing on my skin and that means everything! ♪nothing is everything♪ now's the time. ask your doctor about skyrizi, the #1 dermatologist-prescribed biologic in psoriasis. learn how abbvie could help you save. >> todd: west virginia senator joe manchin facing a lot of questions on his future political ambitions after announcing he wi

are with you senator tom cotton with a much, much stronger response to iran? >> i am.ength is its own deterrence and when you don't enforce the sanctions like oil sanctions on iran, they have hundreds of millions of dollars to spend funding terrorist activities like hamas. what's the real world result of that? it's children being killed, people being decapitated and we were in a private screening of some of the horrific screens earlier today. all the senators were invited. this is terrible stuff, a terrorist organization that's funded by iran. when they're attacking u.s. interests, we have to respond and make sure it done a lot happen again. if you want to prevent escalation, you have a response that makes sure they don't tonight do do what they're doing. stuart: the war at this point is not fullyics tended into lebanon or the gulf and maybe our restraint is responsible for that lack of broader war. >> that's the goal of everybody is no further conflict and that's how this thing will escalate and we don't want to see that >> aran has to understand we don't get to do th

ashley: that was republican senator tom cotton slamming president biden and calling him weak on the worldsident at home as he makes his bid for another four years in the white house. that is the question here is chris will wilson and democratic pollster carly cooperman. karl you're the democrat let me have you respond to the criticism that president biden is putting more pressure on israel than he is hamas. >> biden was able to broker a deal between israel and hamas to stop the war and secure the release of hostages and this is an important accomplishment provided and he deserves credit for helping to have hostages released, this is the first step there's many more that need to be released and a lot more work that continues and will continue in biden is hopeful that the pause will continue a more hostages released but this could be a turning point for the biden administration and their effort to help contain and stabilize the work. ashley: carly says it's a turning point. how would you rank the president effort with hamas and israel. >> where to start. between joe biden historically awful

. >> dana: senator tom cotton was on the sunday show and he says there should be some massive retaliation. watch here. >> i would target iranians operating in iraq and in syria and send a clear message to iran if the attacks don't stop immediately we'll begin to threaten their assets. the way to stop these attacks is not to be fearful and hesitant and cautious in a response but massive retaliation to make it clear we won't tolerate these attacks on americans. >> dana: what do you think the conversations are like inside the administration on this? >> dana, i hope they're precisely what senator cotton prescribed. we've been working on this since 2015. and what you can say over this entire decade only one thing iran will respond to. if we'll protect american soldiers, and the american homeland from attacks by hezbollah cells in south america or inside the united states, you can't just go after their proxies. the fact that there are hamas fighters dying while the iranians are sitting in tehran laughing is exactly what the ayatollah had hoped for. senator cotton is right. cost imposing on the

senator tom cotton said pressuring israel to let hamas remain in power is moral bankruptcy.ther one said because of pressure from democrats i hope it isn't the beginning of joe biden's pivot away from israel. another headline, biden is intentionally undermining moral support for israel. marie, your reaction to all of it. >> look, i think israel has no longer friend than joe biden and willing to take heat from the far left of my party, his party to keep standing by israel. the second best friend is tony blinken there today. the long-term solution here, we're standing by israel as they destroy hamas. hamas cannot remain in power of gaza and in control. we'll help the militarily take them out of power. israelis will also tell you the israeli government will tell you the only long-term solution is a place for palestinians to live. a two-state solution has been the bedrock of israel and american policy when it comes to the palestinian issue for decades. that hasn't changed. when we get to the end of this, that's what we should be focused on. go after hamas, of course, right now.

tom cotton and democratic congressman jake. thank you four joining us tonight. i'm gillian turner in washington. ♪ >> lisa: i'm lisa boothe in for laura ingraham. this is a special edition of the ingraham angle from washington, d.c. i hope everyone had a wonderful thanksgiving with your family. we have a big show planned for you don't. victor davis hanson, stephen miller, ned ryun and charlie hurt are all here. but, first, israel and hamas at this moment are engaged in a temporary cease-fire set to go on for just a few days. hamas releasing a total of 24 hostages. 39 palestinians. we go live now there to tel aviv where fox's jeff paul is standing by with the latest. jeff? >> yeah, lisa, a bit of mixed emotions tonight here in israel. obviously a huge sense of relief, 13 hostages from israel being released today. but sort of bitter knowing that there are more than 200 who remain under hamas control. at least inside gaza. but, if this cease-fire that started today at 7:00 a.m. over and over again for the next three days. in total hamas today releasing 24 hostages.

and everyone warned, tom cotton warned, if you rip up diplomatic deals, rip up remain in mexico and safery deal, this would happen. we're spending all this money on the ukraine war and importing russians here. in 2021 there were 4,000 russians that border patrol found coming through the southern border. this year it was more than 33,000. just russians. so not even people from south america. we had 172 people on the terror watch list. we haven't couldn'ted the last month. -- counted the last month. i think liberals like to point out it's economic migrants which is not a thing in terms of seeking seeking asylum. you can't seek asylum status just because you want work opportunities. what about people who have taken flight because they know the southern border is vulnerable. maria: i have a border source who sent me a video, cartel members detonating exposures. they're getting more dangerous every day. he says mayorkas needs to answer how many special interest aliens have been encountered and released into the country. it's important with the country on high aall right. christopher wray told

believe there will be one american they hope in this group, we have both sides of the aisle senator tom cotton and congressman jake often cause to talk to them about where we go forward in this as there is funding fights after thanksgiving coming for israel, ukraine, the border and beyond we have jerry bernstein the chair of the economic council, the president's top economic advisor with tough poll numbers of people who think that their turkeys cost way too much this thanksgiving. why is bidenomics the center of their campaign. we will ask them. joey: it sounds interesting i will tune in as most people that watch fox want to see your show every sunday. back to the topic about the op-ed of women not trusting religion. you may know a book i'm not sure, nobody paid or told me to say that. >> or series of book women of the bible speak, love stories of the bible the speak i learned a ton and it came out encouraged if that's what you need encouragement and inspiration. >> somebody will get an extra special gift from shannon. i plowed through to the promo and he promoted your book, well done. >> you

i want to move on to this tom cotton a conservative guy calling for stronger response to the attacks. roll tape. >> i would target iranians that are operating in iraq and syria and send a message to iran if they don't stop immediately we will begin to threaten their assets like ronald reagan when he sank half of iran's navy for attacking a u.s. navy ship. the president talks about fear of escalation, fear of escalation ensures escalation, the way to stop is establish dominance over a terrorist supporting regime like iran. stuart: what do you say to that? the way to counter is by real force, what do you say? >> i am a reagan person i worked in the reagan administration and i worked in the top administration. the way those presidents dealt with iran is economic stimulation. for example the top administration iran was broke couldn't export oil, oil prices were low even if it could speak out the oil. what was happening hamas was complaining to the iranian leader saying where's our money wears our stuff. iran had to cut off the terrorist because it cannot afford to do it. i believe in eco

republican tom cotton says after the worst massacre of jews since the holocaust and a breakup of pro-hamasivism on campus the white house is claiming islamaphobia is our top concern. how is that going over in washington, d.c.? what is your read on that? >> i have to tell you, the timing of it didn't go over here and my unscientific polling. the white house announcement on islamaphobia i put it out on x as we do on twitter as we come from announce ferments the administration. it has been a long time since i had the kind of reaction with people saying of course we don't want anybody targeted. ate crimes on anyone. this is so tone deaf when most of what we see now on college campuses and other places is people who of jewish americans are the ones who are being targeted, who are fearful and hiding, who are the subject of a lot of these threats. people agree across the board we don't want anybody targeted by -- they thought it was very tone deaf. >> dana: those are crime statistics. people calling up and there is violence or some sort of crime. but the more suit will anti-semitism. we interview

senator tom cotton posting on x a 6% tax on endowments of america's top 10 universities, many of which are failing to condemn anti-semitism would raise 15.4 billion. more than enough to pay for our aid to israel. so, bret, in the coming weeks, we could see some serious negotiations to try to divide up some of these issues. for example, house speaker johnson would like to bring up ukraine aid separately. g.o.p. leader over in the senate mitch mcconnell isn't opposed to that, as long as republicans get some sort of real border security in exchange for that and democrat leader jeffries told fox just today that house democrats will consider whatever comes out of the senate in good faith. bret? >> bret: aishah, the t senate started confirming some major military promotions held up by republican senator tommy tuberville but that issue does not seem resolved yet, right? >> not at all. you are right though, democrat leader chuck schumer was able to confirm three nominations this week through regular order. this is a process that takes some sometimes a couple of days per person. there are more

didn't the "new york times" also cede this field when they had a tom cotton column that brought up aonservative point of view? all of the sudden someone gets fired they have up meltdown and need a mental health day. that's not the tolerance of different ideas but they come up with a different idea the street they mobilized turn on them they must be saying oh wow, this reminds me and they must feel a little bit like bill they look around the democratic party many are which the backbone and subscribers to the "new york times" and says what have we radicalized? these radicals have turned on us. i am not for that but thousand organized movement through their lobby that might have had activism from inside. howard: @leslie what you think about the language the "new york times" has blood on its hands? >> it certainly an opinion i do not agree with that. i do not agree anybody actually in the united states has a blood on their hands. it is certainly just there in the middle east. israel, hamas, the palestinians. but i do want to say something to what you just said how eight, a couple of thin

it was tom cotton, republican -- who rose to his defense and said well you can trust the woke fbi. >>now, part of it obviously is that exposes the insincerity of that argument. obviously in the menendez case the evelyn the evidence was overwhelming. in the trump case it's overwhelming. you have to brush it away with the same brush. >> i also think it's interesting. i've been trying to think about one of the red lines, which has become this question to the republican party in the era of trump. one thing is being accused of serious wrongdoing is not a red lining can be. be indicted for federal crimes can be a red line. meanwhile you've got mike pence has dropped out of the race. ken brock, who was the sort of outspoken conservative house freedom caucus member who also voted against the coup in says that joe biden won. announcer he hasn't seen reelection. kate granger, another republican who voted against the coup, to certify the election in the dallas suburb says she's not seen reelection. so it's like, the red line, there is a red line in the caucus. the red line is the coup. >> the re

republican senator tom cotton on intelligence and armed services committee says biden needs to focusseems like president biden puts more pressure on israel than he does on hamas and its hosts in qatar. part of the reason why we got to this point where we had to have a four-day pause is that biden administration has consistently behind the scenes insisted that israel's government take steps that are clearly not in israel's interests. providing fuel into gaza, not just water or food or medicine, beautiful which may as well be providing them with ammunition. >> harris: some on the far left of biden's own political party say he is too soft on israel. is overall approval among democrats now is 75% in one new poll. it drops to 60% on his handling of the war. mike waltz, member of the armed services, foreign affairs and intelligence committees and former green beret commander. appreciate his being with us and always for your service as well. so where does the far left want biden to be on a bunch of serial killers? they want him to hang out with them? >> harris, i think you have to appreciat