welcome to one nation, i am brian kilmeade. among the best, dan, first, his perspective on we can update today and rake new series, which album, a deeper thinker and better writer in america, i m not sure who it is, he s right great message, a story ripped from the headlines yet is fiction, who will discuss that with him, will begin with growing volatility in the middle east, we ve been watching israel on the defense the most start this pain is for october 7 and somehow they ve lost the pr war we seen the idea who enter gaza making great progress militarily but struggling to justify nontraditional military targets like hospital. they assume the world knew the tactics of the ruthless terrorist group and understand what hamas was all about but that changed this week, they stopped waiting in israel. israelis realize they had to do something about it, they told us about the butchery october 7. now if you want, you can see it from a they are bringing reporters and to view it. i ha
the row cal protest that continues to put the pressure on israel for a cease-fire, even as the israelis provide proof they say that hamas was using the hospital that was the source of this debate as sort of a weapons center and sort of a military center. having said all of that though, it s not just those outside of israel that are pressuring the government. there s pressure within the government by the opposition leader that wants to get rid of the prime minister for his handling of all of this. we ll be speaking with him shortly. in the meantime, trey yingst with the latest. hey, neil, good afternoon. i want to start with a fresh update from northern israel where the israelis say they intercepted a suspicious object in southern lebanon as renewed fire into northern israel is taking place right now. quite the exchange of fire today as the lebanese militant group hezbollah continues to get involved in the fight. on the southern front, the israelis forces are striking more h
when you go back to iowa, it will not be as a presidential candidate, i m suspended my campaign. ainsley: scott says he will not endorse another candidate at this time. steve: breaking news overseas, six iranian fighters are dead after the united states targeted two spots in eastern syria overnight. lawrence: we know airstrikes were in retaliation for the 48 attacks on our troops in iraq and syria since october 17th. let s go to brian kilmeade. brian: since october 17th, we ve had 48 attacks. we attacked back twice. this is where most attacks are happening, in iraq. for some reason, we are going to syria. i assume there is a tactical reason behind it. take a look at where we decided to hit. we decided to hit right here. first off, we hit here before, an empty depot. we tried to send a message and make sure people were not there and took it out. yesterday we had strikes, one training center and one a weapons depot. we believe there are secondary explosions, when you
all right. at the tomb of the unknown soldier, there are many special events to honor our veterans. this has always been the most profound, if not the most somber because in its quiet it speaks volumes. the president of the united states, commander-in-chief, laying a wreath at an unknown soldier s tomb and just brings it back, we re following that, the president moments away from doing so himself. lucas tomlinson, where he ll be going after this at wilmington, delaware. he s looking at a lot of world developments concurrently, not the least of which is going on in israel as we speak. do you, lucas. that s right, neil. and veterans day of course, one of the most sacred traditions here in the united states, dating back to president eisenhower who, for years, of course, the world and the united states celebrated and honored armistice day end of world war i. sadly world war i was supposed to be the war to end all wars, it was not. you had world war ii, the korean war and pres
[background sounds] neil: one month in, and israeli troops continue heading in, now encircling gaza city, home base to hamas, as the war with expands to close-up urban combat. at this are hour, a three-hour window announced by the israeli military for evacuees to flee along a main highway in the gaza strip. it was just closed. we re going to talk to a u.s. citizen who who escaped the war zone with her husband and five kids. terrifying, the say the least, but alive. also at this hour, secretary antony blinken in jordan meeting with arab leaders. they want a ceasefire while the u.s. wants a humanitarian pause. israel wants hostages freed before considering either. and are we any closer right now to ultimately seeing something, anything constructive happening? i ll ask israeli prime minister benjamin netanyahu s top adviser and former u.s. secretary of state mike pompeo. and get ready, protest are everywhere again from iran s capital to england s capital, to a massive pro-fall s