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>> reporter: there has been tension along the gaza border and the west bank. two weeks ago we were with israeli troops as they conducted a nighttime operation against hamas and islamic jihad and those troops came under heavy fire in a gun battle for hours. this was just one scene of many where they have been trying to get the situation in the west bank under control while keeping it quiet. what has occurred this morning has taken israelis and top officials by surprise. this comes the weekend of the anniversary of the yom kippur war and israelis wrapping up a series of jewish holidays and there was no heightened state of alert, no instructions to civilians on the border. the fact that palestinians were able to enter israel and fire that many rockets, move their militants into place indicates there was some level of intelligence failure from the israel lease that an attack at this level this broad has occurred. pete: are these attacks outside the gaza strip, are there rockets that are firing at the present moment? it took place with overwhelming force, 1:00 pm after noon in israel, what's the current state? >> the current state is a very active ground battle. two minutes after you see israeli troops coming in jeeps and civilian cars, putting their soldiers on stretchers and ambulances that are ultimately going to local hospitals. the situation in the air has calm down and that's quite normal. when you have this many rockets they need time to reload. groups like hamas and islamic jump jihad are preparing for the next barrage coming in the past these things have gone on for days, weeks, and months. the major concern for israeli officials and the military is there will be more infiltrators into southern israel. there are air raid sirens going on in the distance, maybe some rocket fire here. a graphic scene but he is lucky, a palestinian militant taken by the israelis along the border. will: we will stay with you throw out the morning for ongoing developments. we talked moment to go about highly guarded area, the gaza strip in southern israel so you know more than i do about the history of this conflict but seems unprecedented for this infiltration of human actors to come out of gaza into southern israel on motorcycles, paragliding into southern israel. will: images like that, that's a highly guarded border wall in southern israel, multiple layers of it. i've been there, to try to get to those communities, always in the back of the mind but if we are looking at images of palestinian terrorists, that means the barrage was so significant, 2,000 rockets, iron dome totally overwhelmed, civilian, hamas targets civilian populations. it is a holiday. a lot of israeli defense forces, it takes time to mobilize, these cities have their own internal defense but if it happened that quickly with is that many terrorists coming across the border paragliding, incoming fire, it seems they were caught completely off guard. you carley: there's active ground fighting in the streets, the started at 6:00 in the morning when most israelis were asleep. the biden administration is trying to work on normalization of relations between saudi arabia and israel. one of the contingencies that has to take place is concessions need to be made to palestine. pete: hamas took control of the gaza strip but they've used it to build tunnels and purchase weapons and starve their people, with financing from iran which means, sitting down with benjamin not yahoo - benjamin netanyahu, it used to be land for peace, give land to islamists, they don't use it for peace. that is what net and yahoo - benjamin netanyahu said. >> you willing to give concessions to the palestinian specifically? >> the palestinians should be part of the process but i don't think they should have a veto over the process. the reason didn't have for a quarter-century any new peace treaties after we made peace, we didn't have a single new peace treaty because everybody said you have to satisfy whatever the demands of the palestinians are, have to conclude a peace treaty with the palestinians. there's only one problem with that, the palestinians don't want peace with us. all they want -- they don't want a state next to us. they went a state instead of israel. that won't get us anywhere. carley: he said they don't want peace with israel but a piece of israel which is a pointed remark. pete: that is what they are saying also. will: meanwhile on a note of a wall, president biden has done an about-face when it comes to the border wall at least in part. committing to funds that have already been committed, to midi -- rebuilding parts of the border wall, fascinating to consider after having sold off of the materials that would have gone into it, very coherent policy. president biden said this is why he had to readdress the border wall. >> be specific about what you did to reappropriate border funds especially when democrats controlled both chambers of congress. >> president biden: you mean the wall thing? is that what you are talking about? i was told that i had no choice, congress passes legislation to build something, whether it is an aircraft carrier, a wall or provide for a tax cut. i'm not going to do it, if it hadn't been vetoed. pete: this is a case where they say hands are tied, have to follow the law. carley: it would be simple to say we don't want to do it, but things are getting out of hand, there are flaws and violence infiltrating the southern border so we are going to use money appropriated to the southern border wall but they can't do it because that would mean donald trump and republicans are right so they have to do this dance and say we don't support walls, don't think they work but we are waving 26 federal laws to expedite the building of this wall, makes no sense. will: bill maher said maybe they think will help politically. he thinks the opposite. >> even biden now is admitting the migrant crisis is real, he said today build the wall. i thought i was getting conked. this is a disaster for the democrats because trump said he wants biden to apologize because it looks like biden is adopting his policy. they look like sanctuary city hypocrites, they are the ones who said we are the compassionate people. everybody should get a shot and when they started, the quotes from eric adams, the mayor of new york, this issue will destroy our city, the governor, if you're going to leave your country, go somewhere else. keep walking. from the governor of new york. i understand i told you so from people on the border. will: if you are a democratic voter who believed that you are voting against walls and for open borders, consider yourself virtuous or compassionate, you were a target of akon, the con being we are going to sell your way to feel better about yourself and it ruins your streets and then we are going to plead poverty and problems and build a wall. carley: the messaging has been such a flip-flop and you have mayor eric adams in south america speaking to migrants and saying don't come to new york when you don't have enough for room and he was interviewed yesterday, he says if a border wall is part of an overall migration strategy, maybe if that would work and we should start building the border wall. can you believe that? a year ago they were calling it xena phobic and racist. because the issue is now affecting big cities. the biden administered in getting the pressure. will: now they are going to build 20 miles. carley: they are also suing texas to get the buoys that are in the rio grande to be taken down so they are building up in one place and trying to remove in another. will: we will break down the border hypocrisy, 8:30. >> and armed and dangerous suspect on the loose after a woman's body was found on a walking trail. witnesses in the area say they heard gunshots coming from the trail around the time was found, vermont state university's castle to campus still under a shelter in place order until sunday after officials closed the campus yesterday. happening today united auto workers union president shawna fain will rally with striking autoworkers in chicago after pausing walkouts yesterday after gm agreed to include a battery plant, workers in the union's labor agreement. >> our strike is working but we are not there yet. we were about to shut down gm's largest moneymaker, just that threat has provided a transformative win. carley: aoc would want to wear that shirt. robert f kennedy junior visited protesters in flint, michigan as he considers running for president as an independent, something to watch on monday, two college football we go, illinois paying tribute to chicago's fourth legend, dick butkus, the cornhuskers scoring the game for 17 points on the way to a 20-7 win. it was a nebraska coach, matt rule's first win. on fox you can catch a battle of the unbeaten between ohio state and maryland. we will be live from columbus at 11 am eastern time. pete: 8 the rich is an association of left-wing capitalism. will: any connection to cannibalism? 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camps? classes? listening to christiana amanpour? trying to empower the right people in the republican party. it is the preferred controlled opposition we want to run against, those that don't challenge the system we have been taking over for 20 years. this is the logical extent of president biden standing in front of the red building saying maga supporters or extremists, you see the new acronym they have? the newsweek reported the fbi has a new category of trump supporters they started after 2021. will: it is in newsweek, called category for trump supporters, antigovernment antiauthority violent extremists. carley: this is already -- pete: she says formal deprogramming, the government is putting scrutiny on trump supporters after january 6th, rhetoric like this matters, not just offhand stuff. carley: it should make everybody uncomfortable to have a current or former government official talk about formal deprogramming. it sounds very totalitarian to me. the other thing, hillary clinton, this is why it reminded people of the basket of deplorable's, she's going after voters directly. when you talk about donald trump, he goes after democrat officials, people in the establishment, to go after 50% of the country is what people take issue with. on the streets of new york city, i talked to people about how they felt about hillary clinton's comment. hillary clinton did an interview and said the trump supporters are members of cults and need to be deprogramming to. what do you think of that? 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>> my reaction is prime minister benjamin netanyahu's duties to protect the israeli people, he has to do what he has to do to protect the israeli people. i've been there a number of times, how close some of those villages are to the gaza strip. i expect it will take a while, we -- restore peace. unfortunately there will be more bloodshed. will: we will report on this story. domestic politics, 45 republicans voted to overhaul the rules after kevin mccarthy was ousted. the gop currently looking at a debate between steve scalise and jim jordan, there could be more names but let's talk about the decision to change the motion threshold to vacate. this is what gop callings unchained rules row, they are ashamed and embarrassed by what happened on the floor, we refuse to allow the 8 members to dictate every outcome including the selection of the house speaker. why, in your estimation, congressman, a big problem with that we had a single member that could bring a motion to vacate? what is the threshold you want? tell me how you want this reform to. >> the threshold i want is 50% plus 1 of the majority conference dictate before you can have a motion to vacate. they have to be in agreement. that means 100 members agree, at least over half of our members want a new speaker in the motion to vacate comes before. this one member motion to vacate his insanity. we knew it in january when it was agreed to, agreed in order to get past the contentious speaker race where we had 200 gop members wanting kevin mccarthy and some folks who did not but the rules always stated whoever the conference voted for is who everybody was going to vote for. those rules were thrown out on the speaker's race and because of that, we ended up with this one person motion to vacate. we've seen the results of that, it creates chaos. i don't think the american people want to taste it again. that's why we need another threshold. will: you describe it as insanity. it is insanity the gop conference signed up for. it was a deal that was made to strike a deal to make kevin mccarthy speaker. perhaps it did cause momentary chaos but shouldn't it be -- it is a strategy that we stop laid out this we can weekend perhaps there's some embarrassment for republicans but isn't it a strategy that could only be evaluated in retrospect? isn't it something as we see move forward who is the new speaker, what is accomplished by the new speaker and what may it take to come together, that is how we should judge this action, hard to know in the moment but only the fruits or the poison of the strategy. >> don't see anything in the strategy at any point, one individual can bring motion to vacate. they don't like something the speaker has done they can go against the will of the entire -- will: he needs the votes to go along with his motion to vacate or accomplish anything. >> he only needs three people to go along with it. doesn't need 8 so we have such a small majority, two, three, four, five, one in four, that is 5, that will then lose the majority, all the democrats will join with these five and we have chaos. that's not the way america is supposed to work, it's not supposed to be 4% outweighing 96%. that is why it is insanity. i don't care what the outcome is, i really don't. the whole thing is 4% should not weigh 96%. that's not the american way. i know that we agreed to this rule. a lot of spot it was insane when it was agreed to, we knew it would come to this point and it was all set up to fail. we knew it was going to happen. we already have seen it, we don't need to see it again. will: they will press me for time on this but bill gates -- congressman gates said they raised the motion to vacate threshold up, if there were certain compromises like a band on congressional stock trading, term limits to 12 years, ban on political donations from lobbyists. is that a framework you would be interested in raising the threshold to vacate? >> i won't be held hostage to 8 people. will: no outcome. >> this is like a gun being held to you, we can create chaos, we want these things, let's debate those things in the conference. does the conference want those thing, 8 people, four people, five people, that is not the american way. that hostage taking the. will: i hear your point of view. there's another point of view, that's the deal you made and it is upholding the terms of the deal that was made and it seems from that point forward you should value the deal you made at negotiate a better deal. >> i'm negotiating for a better deal. i'm negotiating for sanity, not insanity. that's my position and i am going to be just as tough as they were in january. it's my right to be just as tough as they were. i have seen what this is. america has seen what the result of that rule caused and we need to change it. will: thank you for the conversation. coming up, new side effects to our popular weight loss drug. dropping the mike for a year due to health issues. a major lifestyle change, dr. janette nesheiwat has the medical roundup next. ♪ it takee a thing go right ♪ ♪ it takes two to make it outta sight ♪ ♪ one, two, get loose now ♪ ♪ it takes two to make a... ♪ stay two nights and get 5k bonus points. book direct at bestwestern.com. hi, i'm stacey, and i've lost 60 pounds on golo. 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