On hamas begins as Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu promises to bring back the hostages. Tonight there are new calls from protesters for israel to stop the bombardment of gaza. Good evening, im jon scott, and this is a special 2hour edition of The Fox Report. Jon Team Coverage tonight. Weve got reporters with the president ial press pool in wilmington, delaware, and amendments on the ground in israel. Teams on the ground in israel. First, though, trey yingst is live in southern israel. Trey. Reporter jon, good afternoon. We can hear the roar of israeli fighter jets overhead. The past two hours they have been hammering the eastern side of the gaza strip with airstrikes trying to hit different hamas positions as we do know there are Ground Forces currently operating inside gaza. This is significant, and youll hear that jet there off in the distance because tonight israels Prime Minister, Benjamin Netanyahu, formally addressing his country and the world, talking about what is taking plac
that he offered on that de and we re going to leave you with that. this morning. mighty god prior to ban this day upset upon a mighty endeavor let s criminal to preserve our republic all religion and our siblings and set free a suffering humanity this morning, we are observing a moment in history at the same time is witnessing and effort to define the future. we are standing by to hear from president biden on the 80th anniversary of d-day, the allied landing of the beaches of normandy, june 6, 1944 but on june 6, 2024, the president will also speak of the alliance fighting russian aggression in ukraine and the threats to democracy around the world. and you can bet for the domestic audience, the president will implicitly overtly described what he feels are the threats to freedom. if donald trump is elected, again, there is a lot of news on the election in front. this morning. a list of potential running mate s for donald trump. they are all given homework assignments, ne
president who will be, have been born before d-day june 6, 1944, 50 is the first us president born before d-day since george h w bush, who served obviously with distinction in the pacific in world war ii. want to go to our jim sciutto, or chief national security analyst, who is watching this again this day is to commemorate the past gym, but all around europe, all around the world, the concerns are very much about the now and the future in the threats seen in capitals around the world. what are those threats? let s that point that christiana was describing as we ll hear from biden as we are commemorating history today, we are witnessing history underway. another war in europe, another attempt to redraw the borders of europe by four says, as the world rose up against those ads the years ago, it may sound rhetorical, but it s a fact and it is certainly the way those closest to the threat view, the moment
the parents of those two soldiers who were just killed in afghanistan? well, we just have to be engaged. as a soldier, i will tell you that answer is unacceptable. we have to bring our troops home from afghanistan. we are in a place in afghanistan where we have lost so many lives. we ve spent so much money, money that s coming out of every one of our pockets, money that should be going into communities here at home, meeting the needs of the people here at home. we are no better off in afghanistan today than we were when this war began. this is why it s so important to have a president commander in chief who knows the cost of war and who s ready to do the job on day one. i am ready to do that job when i walk into the oval office. tulsi gabbard. each night we had an iraq veteran on the stage, when she brought that in to respond to congressman ryan s answer on afghanistan as you heard brought the house down. we re going to take a quick break, stay with us. portfolios
brought it, interjected himself in the debate on national security and made it personal at the same time. this was a brilliant moment from him. we ve learned of painful lessons as americans that we ve gone to war without congressional authorization. and look, this is very personal for me. i know the cost of war, my dad served in the pacific in world war ii in the u.s. army, battle of okinawa, had half his leg blown off, and he came home with scars both physical and emotional, and he did not recover. he spiralled downward, and he ultimately took his own life, and that battle didn t kill him, but that war did. and look, even in the humanitarian crisis and i think we should be ready, congressman, to intervene god forbid there is a genocide, but not without congressional approval. democrats and republicans both in the congress have not challenged presidents and have let them get away with running the military without the congressional approval. we learned a lesson in vietnam we seemed