invasion could begin at any t time. senior foreign affairs correspondent is live@israel lebanon border with the very latest. greg. >> tracy we are just very close to that border. we have been seeing a lot of classes recently and that new front in this turmoil could be developing. we will get to the details of that in a moment. first as breaking news that president biden will be coming here on wednesday to meet with officials. he will talk to them about thei plans for what we looks to be a looming land, sea and air invasion of the gaza strip allowing the hamas military massacre and hostage taking. there are reports this could expect the president will also address americans killed and captured by the militants. this as an anti-american crisis into the gaza strip grows to hundreds of thousands of civilians seeking shelter. essential services, food, water medicine or running out. data and image are mounting. that and injured are mounting. the urging secretary linking to get into people that can be arising as well as exit for dua nationals there, including americans. and, once again, here, what we've been seeing on the ground in northern israel. the classes are intensifying with next-door iran-bankhead wanted to sandy iran military that includes rockets, arti artillery, tanks, drones and small arms. we have just been a couple days and have seen this. that resulted in casualties on both sides, and some 28 israeli villages being evacuated along the border. oh, one more note, and ominous note, trace. performance riveron was interviewed on iranian state television overnight. his words were not encouraging. i'm quoting here, "time is running out very fast, he said. and again, i am quoting here, "if the workers against palestinians are not immediatel stopped, other fronts will open and this is inevitable." see where the skills. trace. >> great-nephew covered warrant for a very long time. mistakes are present by the visit to israel, what do we k know? >> huge. aside from the security issues coming to it, a war zone, and meeting with israeli officials, talking about their plans of invasion would be a close association with that invasion, no matter what the outcome is. there also will be discussions again about the humanitarian problems inside gaza city and the gaza strip, and how that goes will also reflect on the president. they have been very clear and they are coming here also to deal with the issue here, and that is all the parties getting involved, hezbollah, iran, othe palestinian factions. and that is exactly what president biden will be trying to address. very high-stakes, maybe some of the most important foreign trip of his very long career. back to you. greg kolko back on israel's northern border. greg, back to you. fox news now confirmed that 2,000 us troops are ready to deploy to israel if needed. this international corresponden kevin couric is live in dc with what's expected of the us service members. kevin p evening. the pentagon is being very careful about how they are describing this potential assignment secretary lloyd austin ordering a select number of us troops to prepare to deploy in support of israel. about 2,000 troops are actually chosen over the weekend to be ready to assist with, "advising and medical support." us officials have also gone to great lengths to say that the forces are not intended to serv in a combat role, adding that new infantry have been put on the prepare to deploy order. the troops are currently stationed inside the middle eas and outside, including europe. meantime, on capitol hill lawmakers are hailing the decision to show our support fo our key ally. >> we are training israelis how to go house to house, including the hostage rescue teams from the fbi. but it also has the impact of deterrence. they know that we are serious about taking action, if necessary, to stop a greater conflict. the key here is to contain and not have an escalation. >> and added to that over the weekend, the pentagon announced it was sending a second carrier strike group to the eastern mediterranean. a strike group is obviously meant to act as a deterrent ami concerns for an aggressive coul engage in a looming war. trace. it's a big concern. kevin correct live in dc for th spring and retired u.s. army lieutenant colonel chuck devore perform a national security council official richard goldberg, and us marine veteran ted robichaux gentlemen, welcom to you to be chad, i know you have rescue people in afghanistan and ukraine. a lot of hostages stuck in gaza? how do we get them out? how much time do we need? what's it going to take you jus the gaza strip is closed on all sides except one, and that is the egyptian border. and egypt currently has that border closed. it is the best routeto get people out. and one, i think first and foremost, priority is to get these hostages safely out of th gaza strip. and also important foreign invasion, we need to clear the strip of any collateral many civilian casualties is less hostages so that gaza could mov forward and idf could scorch th gaza strip and make a statement that lasts for a hundred years. yeah, chuck, you are a good resource of this because you were both in the military as well as politics. when you talk about kevin co couric's story about 2,000 us troops put on notice to be read to deploy to israel not to figh but to support what do you make of that move? >> certainly is encouraging for israel to have the support of the us, not only with the carrier strike groups in the eastern mediterranean, but also the offer expertise, whether special forces or charges, what have you. i however think you're missing the bigger picture here. hezbollah and hamas are simply the symptoms of a disease. a disease is iran. what we should be doing is pressuring iran. for example, instead of being weak and pay money for hostages we ought to demand $1 billion with the remaining assets. b oil, for every american is harmed or taken hostage. it's the iranians that are pulling the strings. frankly, trace, i think those carrier strike groups should be in the arabian sea and the persian gulf, not in the easter mediterranean's market richard, i just look at what's happening on gaza. all these troops amassed. clearly this rapid invasion hav been delayed and i have the president coming to listen to i've covered a lot of it is by presidents. they always come after things t eventually come during a ground invasion. what you make of the strategy? >> marka is actually a little bit surprising to me. on one hand great. what an acquittal show support for a close ally to actually go to israel, rather the truth before they go into battle. americas with you. that's what the rent is going t be. to stand there in jerusalem and say, "i hold iran accountable, we are closing down all the money be made available these past two months. we stayed with you unconditionally with what you d next. recall qatar and turkey to clos their hamas offices." really say things like that? or is this buying time? is this delaying? is there some sort of channel open with the court carries in some sort of hostage negotiatio store the irene involved that will undermine -- undermine hiring by some of the laying further. >> enter assessment. i go to chad because fox news writes this about iran, "ranier speaker warned that an israeli invasion of the gaza strip woul open the gates of hell israel and the region could be, and, o course, has greg pocock warned, again you have the iranians staying overnight, if they goin to gaza, they don't stop, we will open this war on different fronts. >> i think everybody is in agreement here, the war is a ribbon open by iran, hamas and angela are proxies they are ready attacked israel people so they are going to do anything that hasn't already been done. and i think one thing that i love right now seeing you there pumpkins and orchids are likely that the united states of america should stand by our closest ally, israel, and stand behind them. and i am happy to see that happening right now. make no mistake, i ran him behind this beginning and the other two gifts you are exactly right, we have to speak -- seek it out and hold iran accountabl for these actions. chuck, they are not hiding anything to be is not like iran is trying to say they didn't sa anything wrote his rights, "hamas, iran leaders agreed to continue cooperation after attack on israel during their meeting in qatar's o iranian premonition praise the rampage as a historic victory that had delta setback to israel's occupation of palestinian territory." iran not only to celebrating and supporting. they are the driving factor behind this, chuck. mokwhoa they are, and i think it's also instructive that an iranian official admitted just few weeks ago to their culpability in planning and executing the 1983 beirut barracks bombing of our marines. so you know this is something that's been going on continuouslysince 1979. now, the reason why they were dealt with back then, and certainly not during reagan's time, was because we were still in the middle of a cold war. and it was understood that if w tried to topple the theocrat in iran, and very low could spark world war iii. well, trace, i'm afraid we're kind of on that path right now. it appears that we have been appeasing iran you see this iranian influence operation wit robert molly who is a good friend of anthony lincoln, the secretary of state, social influence operation to make the administration of. >> run. and for what? and we now see them aligning with both russia and with the people's republic of china. so we're looking at some very dangerous times ahead. >> market and, richard, the whole concept becomes, if you have the israeli troops going into the idf into gaza and its go-to-market destroy hamas or the question is what's next? who fills the vacuum? what fills a vacuum? does barca come into round up justinian, to run gaza? do you have israel reoccupy? i mean, what's the scenario there? well, there is a range of options on the table and the israelis so far have not made clear what their strategic objective is. i think the american interlocutors have asking them for those objectives. i don't think israel wants to reoccupy gaza. i don't think it's in their interest to do so. clearly arab countries like egypt on the border could take over. they clearly don't want to, the wouldn't even open the border. what a country like saudi arabi step in with a lot of money and investment? if after clearing out all the infrastructure, all the personnel there was some sort o arrangement for an interim technocratic government israel could tolerate with the buffer zone, sort of like the dmz, separating israel from the gaza strip, these are the kind of ideas that are being sorted out right now. in front of us right now is obviously a campaign which will be weeks or months too actually dismantle hamas. >> yeah, when it starts. richard lachera, trucks, gentlemen, thank you. meantime is official not counting on reports that hamas says is prepared to release n non-israeli hostages when conditions on the ground are m met. white house national security council john kirby saying they shouldn't have taken hostages i the first place. and to take anything hamas says with a, "huge grain of salt." jack ibanez is live with what w are learning tonight. jackie peter, hi, trace. president biden facing growing pressure to save americans bein held hostage in gaza is a war between israel and hamas is willing to its second week. we are working this literally b the hour but we are not going t get ahead of where we are into the policy options since we don't have necessarily all the information we need to try to get them home. >> today iran's foreign administrator said hamas leader are ready to release non-israel hostages. but they cannot until israel stops bombing gaza. the binder administration is taking this with a grain of s salt. national security council coordinator john kirby said, "i cannot comment on the reports that hamas might be willing to negotiate. they shouldn't have how they hostages in the first place. they should release them immediately." is a colligative matter that usurpers are missin key information such as how man americans are being held hostag right now and where they are located. consequently president biden ha been very public about his intention to get america back safely without getting into specifics of how they are going to do it. he had this message for the families of those missing, and anyone else watching. >> you have to know that the president of the united states america cares deeply about what's happening. deeply. we have to communicate to the world, this is critical. is not even human behavior, is pure barbarism. >> meanwhile the state of merce tonight nearly 1,000 us citizen and their immediate family members have left israelon government sponsored charter flights since friday. the humanitarian crisis in gaza is escalating as israel continues its blockade of the region. transfer back to you. >> jack ibanez in new york, thank you. many migrants confuse a newborn to the southern port have tried to countries considered america's adversaries, includin iran picked and spring is live with what this means for national security. dan, getting up in a good evening, trace. numbers from the southern borde printer concerning picture but it is really a continuation of what's been happening the last three years under president biden picture since october 1st there's been a large number of so-called special-interest aliens arrested by the border patrol. 30 iranians, 60 syrians, 35 pakistanis, 25 afghans, and about 2,000 chinese, all from countries that have conditions that promote or protect terrorism holding potential security threats. there have been thousands over the past two years, and hundred people on the tour watch list have cross illegally and then copy 151 in the last year, 98 before that, and 15 in 2021. by comparison during the trump presidency 11 suspected terrorists were elected at the southern border. over the weekend there was a small anti-illegal immigration rally in eagle pass texas. we are learning summary people in this country there is no way they will control of them even was a due process do they reall know who they are? we don't know that. he's adding to the risk care 1 1.5000000 immigrants that got away from the board control whe crossing to the us the last three years. and with the war in israel, officials are on alert for terrorists want to bring the fight here. in the last two weeks four iranians have been arrested two liberties men in their 20s and one egyptian, all of them in custody and being further investigated. -- ellicle from spoke with the border patrol sector chief abou it. he said that they were very concerned. he believes that it's just a matter of time or its inevitabl that something happened, seeing people come into the country that we know nothing about. that concern has always been with me because of what i've seen. >> the binder administration ha not yet reacted to these latest border patrol numbers. trace. dan springer live for us. danske thank you percular sprin and jan curcio is really making calls and the four disc editor in chief welcome to you both. to start with where jackie was talking about the hostages inside iran. it's a big deal the concept of the president going there on wednesday we should note for a little clarity here, it is already through the morning in israel. so the present will be there in 24 hours, 30 hours. and he is maybe going to delay this drawn more and in all likelihood he will. but he can't leave with no american hostages, right? he can't leave with the hostage being released. that will be kind of a bad policy. >> with anthony blinking throug his tour of the middle east are going to saudi arabia, going to egypt, there must be some sort of strategy of the escalation i place already that the binder administration has thought of before announcing that presiden biden will go over that. i don't think this was a spontaneous decision. i think it was brewing with anthony blinking already being on the ground return to israel once again today. i believe that they have something in mind, hopefully to bring home hostages peter, yeah and it really is. you look at this and you think there's got to be something. i covered a lot of president going to different places and there's always a plan to come out with a victory. you don't go and walk away empty-handed. >> that's right you don't do that. the question is, what is that aim? and what's critical here, th though, is that israel be allowed to defend itself decisively? ensure. iran is behind us and you've go now upfront heating up in the north people answer the president has really made a ver strong show of force in terms o deterring the entry of hezbolla or iran enter this country. it is critical that someone should be 100 percent united states standard israel and israel will see this through, and we're going to support israel. what time to move forward, lisa because you talk about seeing some pictures here of what's been happening, explosions in gaza, over the past several d days. if they are in intel's now in northern israel. there is a legitimate concern about hezbollah opening a secon front as greg skullcap was telling us. that's a game changer in all of this. regionwide. >> to you on up point, focus on the goal at hand and the golfer israel was of the grocer civilians in gaza. the narrative is being shifted. their goal is to decimate hamas. i had media interviews today an they all act of a cease-fire. what cease-fire? what were the west even push, the binder administration bush received by when decimation -- decimation of hamas will be a gift to the world? israel is doing the dirty work for all of us. it is fighting iran's proxy, it is fighting iran's regimes war against the entire free world, and we should all that -- allow that to eli support, and allow them to finish a job and not stop before they get the job done. >> dependency last night on the committees throughout the play because it was fascinating. watch. >> 's he ran behind the gaza w war? i don't want to get to classified information but to b very blunt with you, there is n clear evidence of that piece at this point no evidence that ira is behind any of this? >> correct. >> intern of evidence. the whole thing is if there is ton of -- he is going to israel and he's going to walk up to benjamin netanyahu and say there's evidence that iran is behind any of this? it's laughable. i think is a very safe bet that as this hamas attack is analyze by intelligence agencies it wil become clearer and clearer that iran played a pivotal central role not only in supplying hama but intraining them for the separation. then the question is, what do w do about it? what does israel do about it? what do we do about it? these are genocidal threats surrounding the jewish state. >> right. >> intern that the united state is unequivocal and present pain has been to this hour, unequivocal, continue to be unequivocal? same question to you what happens when -- if hamas is destroyed? >> that has been the go and if hamas is destroyed, what's next? >> we have to work on the list will go to the head of the dragon, iran's regime. his will is actually a much mor richer and more capable terror organization that hamas is to look at the insurgencies in yemen and syria and iraq. we have to decide on israel's are very talking happy about th way the by nutrition talk about this were and giving us really support but the real question that i have in my frustration i what will he do next about iran? you try to get back into a nuclear deal? you give them more concessions or will you stop the flow of money, we stop the flow of oil? we stopped the centrifuges from spinning? that is the real question. how about we start acknowledgin that iran had a bigger role in this and they are acknowledging now. >> we are there. >> coming up from some of america's most elite colleges are not over addressing the war in his reform education secretary bill bennett has some amazing thoughts on how the us college system got where it is today. it's next. e to w, tyrizlook ♪ ♪ control is everything to me. ♪ feel significant symptom relief with skyrizi, including less abdominal pain and fewer bowel movements at 4 weeks. skyrizi is the first and only il-23 inhibitor for crohn's that can deliver both clinical remission and endoscopic improvement. the majority of people on skyrizi achieved long lasting remission at 1 year. 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. liver problems may occur in crohn's disease. ask your gastroenterologist how you can take control of your crohn's with skyrizi. ♪ ♪ control is everything to me. ♪ learn how abbvie could help you save. this she■s a hero moment. even today, only a quarter of stem graduates are women. they'd go, oh, you don't look like an engineer. there is this preconception. some things are for boys. but diversity drives innovation. my goal is to really flip the script. pick something that you love and go for it. >> even today only a core of graduates are woman! come you don't look like an engineer. >> there is this conception som things are for boys. things are for boys. >> the script. >> pick something you love and go for it. >> how do we live in space? how do we live in the moon? i want to help figure that out. >> if you can see her, you can be her. hi, i'm stacey, and i've lost 60 pounds on golo. (guitar music) i decided to try golo when i had an international flight coming up, and i realized i couldn't fly being the size that i was. my sister-in-law tried golo and had lost 50 pounds, so i thought i'd give golo a try. i didn't expect the results i got on golo. i was hopeful, but i did not expect it to be like this. golo just makes sense. this plan works. (announcer) change your life at golo.com. that's golo.com. here's why you should switch from chrome to duckduckgo. duckduckgo is a browser you download to your mobile and desktop devices. unlike chrome, the duckduckgo browser has privacy built-in. it comes with a private alternative to google search, which doesn■t spy on your searches, and it blocks cookies and creepy ads. and there's no catch. it's free. we make money from ads, but they don't follow you around. join the millions of people taking back their privacy by downloading duckduckgo on mobile and desktop today. >> leaders are the most elite colleges and universities in america are critical getting pushback from their donors who are unhappy with their public statements about israel's war o hamas. but also trying not to further rile up students who have been holding demonstrations on ca campus. here is the senior corres correspondent. >> [changing free free palestine ]-stop note. hundred and ten dueling residen harvard some singing and swinging israeli flags. >> in the daytime rally where demonstrate is called tere and to israel displeased with the palestinians in gaza to this protest was led by two harvard university student groups who both received criticism after releasing state in the aftermat of the hamas invasion of israel. [changing]. >> now large donors at elite schools like harvard and university pennsylvania are putting pressure in college and universities to, publicly and support israel, even going so far as to suggest a blacklist o students and groups that have signed statements let me israel violence as the cause of the conflict. it u10 amelia asked that the university president be fired because of the lack of prompt clear message of support for israel. it's a balancing act for sch schools. they react to the wealthy donor demands. they risk angry students and professors. a lot of universities are choosing to remain focused on student safety. in new york after an israeli company -- columbia student was attacked outside the library, even the mayor is weighing in. >> anti-semitism has no room in the city. some major donors who have remained anonymous to the new york times they felt they had a right and obligation to weigh i on the school response to student actions during this war. trace. >> bill bennett, bill, always great to have you on the show. i am wondering, we are showing pictures in the right hands on the screen while you're talking. mostly -- mostly was happening in gaza right now. what i am wondering is back in this country, bill, we look at universities, look at what happened over the past ten days and people are always wondering how in the world did we get to this point? >> welcome that's a great question. to get to this point, in part, because intellectuals in americ have always felt alienated. you know, we won't have koort intellectuals here. like they do in europe. they are not honored in the way they are in europe. practical knowledge is buried i america people and went intellectuals, academics here, the business of america is business and making money, and making things, they don't like it. so there has been an instinct o reaction against the american idea and the american promise. this was mostly held in check i the 60s and 70s and exploded. and we see this hostility all over the place now in our universities, and people wondering what they are paying these tuitions for. >> market institute because whe we look can be points to the anti-semitism that we have seen at some of these elite universities over the past ten days, it's not just the student groups, the 30 student groups a harvard, bill, i mean, is the administrator's picker is some of the presidents of these schools. >> no, it's absolutely. and, you know, they congratulat themselves. of course, they pat themselves on the back, trace and they say ,"well, we don't always agree with this speech, even if it is abhorrent, but we let it take place because we believe in fre speech." no, they don't. because if a student in class says, "i think, very thin is a great book", or, "i think america is the greatest nation that's ever been," that child, that young person, might be, yo know, suspended, expelled. that's a micro- aggression. this remarkable sensitivity to the violation of the code of political correctness. nevertheless, they are swallowing this hamas garbage, absolute barbarism, slaughter o innocent people, wholesale. it's terrible, and shame on t them. i'm glad to see, finally, some of these trustees, i think you notice this, step up and withhold their fondest. john huntsman, not a guy i agre with a lot, but he's an impressive fellow, said that th checkbook is closed at the university pennsylvania. johnson center, and several of the group -- several others hav done that that's what will make them pay attention. >> that was my next question, bill, you took it from me, is that what it takes? do you have to pull the money away? do you have to threaten the funding? i mean, is kind of where this appears to be going. >> yeah, no, it's the mothers milk. when these presidents and chancellors see that the money may go they may change their tune. they are abby roque meant to raising funds. it's not to the first amended o anything else. however there is this favorite snack -- favored status they give the politically correct speech. and meanwhile tolerating, and even opposing the right of thei students to say all the stuff. horrible barbaric stuff. why are they educating these kids about what is happening? we haven't seen the end of the story yet. to be continued. >> and on that note i got one more question for you, bill, bu you talk about the important stuff with the students. i want to play a student at hunter college and i'll get you final thoughts. watch. >> israel is notorious for creating propaganda that sides their one-sided massacre agains palestinians. >> i mean, ministers believe, w hear this again and again over the past ten days, the reports of the rapes, and the baby bein beheaded, and the elderly be kidnapped and killed, is just soupy propaganda. >> yeah, mokwhoa they can take look at the videotapes, right, trace? the videotapes, made by hamas a they went in these villages and kill people. they were proud of the work the were doing, and wants to make i immortalized by putting it on videotape. show them that, madam president of harvard. short-term debt, president of the university of north carolin at chapel hill. and let's see what they have to say. really, we have to ask the question: what are these universities for? what do they stand for? are they for the transition of knowledge and to learn how to distinguish between was first rate from what isn't? that was the definition when james gave at the university to learn the difference between what is first-rate and what isn't. instead is propaganda's this propagandizing, it turns the stomach and worse. it does, it is stunning, and it is heartbreaking to be bill bennett, great to have jan as always, bill, thank you. >> thank you, trace. >> well, coming up we are back on the ground in israel with a closer look at what our reporters there are seeing. next your changes your struggle with missing teeth forever. it changes how you eat, how you feel, and how you enjoy life. it changes your smile and how others smile at you. clearchoice network doctors have changed over 100,000 lives with dental implants, and they can change yours, too. because a clearchoice day changes every day. schedule a free consultation. bladder leak underwear has one job. i just want to feel protected! especially for those sudden gush moments. when your keys are in the door and your body's like, “it's happening”! if you're worried about your protection, it's not the right protection. always discreet protects like no other. with double leak guards that help prevent gushes escaping from the sides. and a rapid dry core that locks in your heaviest gush quickly for up to zero leaks. and it contours, to everybody. now this, is protection! always discreet- the protection we deserve! >> fears of a multipart war are growing is israel clashed with hamas in gaza and hezbollah in lebanon. here's the senior correspondent mike tobin. >> dark black smoke bills over gaza, sirens wail as rockets fl over israel, and tensions flare on several fronts with interest that the impending renovation could start at a moments notice. and now, ten days since hamas massacre in israel, nobody can put it shows hamas gunmen arriving at an israeli kibbutz and beginning their deadly rampage. the israeli military confirmed at least 199 hostages were take into gaza, higher than previously thought, with at least a dozen believed to be american citizens. israel defense minister said that with the support of the united states they will achieve victory over evil. >> this will be a long war. the price will be high. but we are going to win. >> a thought echoed by the per minister, who compared hamas to the nazis. >> our goal is victory, a crushing victory, over hamas. >> destruction and gaza is growing by the day, some 1 million persimians run out of their homes according to the un more than half in the areas south of the evacuation zone. xochitl fox hamas had been blocking some roads. back in israel the national forensic center is engaged in the grim task of identifying those killed, found burned and executed. out of 956 bodies received so far, they have identified a little more than half. when you hear stories of the people things, but the magnitude is terrible and the cruelty is terrible. hezbollah continues to provoke israel across the lebanese border today with anti-tank and small arms fire. an idf spokesman says israel can handle a war on two fronts and that will prove deadly for hezbollah. trace back to you. mike, thank you. let's bring in rabbi lior sinai, director of sinai strategies. and rudy rockman, an idf paratrooper fighting on the front lines. gentlemen, welcome to you and thank you both for coming on. we very much appreciate it. rabbi, to you first. where are you? i know you've been you've been very busy. you're in tel aviv. where are you most needed right now? our effort is supporting the volunteer movement. you have to understand the draft. and i mean the entire country of israel has been drafted, not only the idf, but volunteer citizens across the state of all ages. kids young adults have been drafted to support this effort. it is precedented to see how excited and energized everybody is. so i'm traveling around the country, whether it is unfortunately visiting unfortunately visiting funerals and families who have loved one that have passed, or whether it is packaging foods and getting others to volunteer. and today actually i'm up early and i'll be traveling to 4 or five bases in the south to help bring some joy and spread some light to our brothers and sisters who are down there nearing the front lines. >> i am sure there will be much appreciated. rudy, he's talking about you talking about people who are being drafted. did you ever think that you would be in the midst of fighting another war? >> a mini war for israel unfortunately is not new. 11 nations have tried to destro us but we overcome all of them people and even in israel's recent history, a meeting in th past ten years israel has fough images with gaza, or gone into gaza, so until we get rid hamas we are not dealing with the problem. until we get rid of hezbollah w are not dealing with the proble people until we get rid of the person in authority, we are not getting little problems so this time i hope we are not only getting rid of the problem that affects the israeli regulation but also his affection -- is especially affecting the person in public because there press b hamas and hezbollah. >> the rabbi makes a good point because right now they're looking at number 2 fronts in the south and hamas in the nort and hezbollah. and i am wondering people are not evacuated both areas. they evacuated gaza, are now in the process of evacuating numerous towns in the north of the southern border with leb lebanon, the northern border with israel. is there machinery in israel in play to be able to make sure these people, who could be out of their homes for a very long time, are taken care of? >> there is. there is to be i have to tell you, the machine is driven by the people, by the will, by the love of the nation of israel. the shoe support is unprecedented. everybody -- if you checked israeli internal politics a month ago, he would think it wa torn apart. two sides with the whole reform thing. today everyone is unified and everyone is opening up their homes. not only are people giving financial resources but. enemies of israel have miscalculated the resolve of th people of israel not only in th state of israel but around the world. everyone is drafted and everyon supporting this effort. even the government is unified. this is alive look at the israeli lebanon border. we have seen or explosions ther and there clearly have been skirmishes and people have been evacuated. rudy, to you, i wonder why you believe this ground invasion on the southern border near gaza has been delayed? and do you think this could start at any time? >> i mean, it's all speculation but if israel uses force and goes to gaza now it leaves us sort of open to the north so i am sure that the stranger takin into consideration that there might be a trapping at play because hamas knows it can't take out israel. it knows it can't if you like and is a can't just make there might be a trap and trying to -- throughout history -- we overcome the greatest obstacles that came our way and whenever we divide the worst of tragedie happen. this is a moment if it is unfortunate intake is a terrifi express for us to unite as it has in the past and i think anti-semitism only to the jewis people uniting but we need to find something that is a plan a some thing that unites the jewish people, the purpose of achieving greater thing that we want to do. >> rudy, best of luck to upp rabbi, you as well. thank you, gentlemen, for comin on, we appreciate it. thank you. >> coming up, breaking news coverage of israel's war on hamas continues with fear that multi-front war could be gro growing. generalized myasthenia gravis made my life a lot harder. but the picture started changing when i started on vyvgart. vyvgart is for adults with generalized myasthenia gravis who are anti-achr antibody positive . in a clinical trial, vyvgart significantly improved most participants' ability to do daily activities when added to their current gmg treatment. most participants taking vyvgart also had less muscle weakness. and your vyvgart treatment schedule is designed just for you. in a clinical study, the most common side effects included urinary and respiratory tract infections, and headache. vyvgart may increase the risk of infection. tell your doctor if you have a history of infections or symptoms of an infection. vyvgart can cause allergic reactions. available as vyvgart for iv infusion and now as vyvgart hytrulo for subcutaneous injection. additional side effects for vyvgart hytrulo may include injection site reactions. talk to your neurologist about vyvgart. here's why you should switch from chrome to duckduckgo. duckduckgo is a browser you download to your mobile and desktop devices. unlike chrome, the duckduckgo browser has privacy built-in. it comes with a private alternative to google search, which doesn■t spy on your searches, and it blocks cookies and creepy ads. and there's no catch. it's free. we make money from ads, but they don't follow you around. join the millions of people taking back their privacy by downloading duckduckgo on mobile and desktop today. >> prigozhin jim jordan has not secured quite enough both to become the next house speaker. dizziness or correspondence given corky back live with more on the upcoming vote and other headlines in the us today. kevin. >> should make for interesting few days in washington. jim jordan is gaining momentum as he looks a lockdown support for the speakership jordan scoring key pickups on monday when former focus group recentl publicly oppose him with their votes. talking to everyone, listening to everyone. and i feel good about how thing are moving. and we just need to get a speaker so we can get the house operating. >> get it done. maintain an illinois man charge with a hate crime after allegedly stabbing a s six-year-old boy to death and greatly injuring the boys mothe this weekend. allegedly because they were muslim and he was upset about the ongoing conflict involving hamas and israel. and we have fresh polling to share with you tonight from fox news that shows a growing numbe of americans believe joe biden did something illegal when it came to his son's business dealings. 40 percent of americans think i is something illegal, up from 3 a mistake and beheaded the wron direction. >> before that, i make over the white house for a long time andrews came tonight that president biden is going to israel. seems like he has to come away with something. >> hundred percent i got to com back with some sort of concession from the israeli government that says we will be working on the edges to ensure three civilian casualties as possible. and maybe while he's there, trace, just maybe, he can figur out a way to take down the temperature. it doesn't look like that will be likely. i am sure he will try. in fact, the temperature may no even go up before the president actually leaves there and he will go and visit others in tha region. and springer, we go back and people forget dan springer, i number very well your time in afghanistan when you were current is worse. we forget, tend to forget, because we were in northern israel and the war lasted 31 days up there. but we have covered wars that have lasted for a very, very, long time, dan. >> well, yeah, there, afghanistan, and also in israel. i was in hifo when rockets were reining in from lebanon from hezbollah. and that is a big concern now, is that they go in with ground troops into gaza, what happens at that northern border? you have a lot of people up there. hifo. you have tel aviv. a lot of people leaving that northern part of israel they could be very much at risk if this is a two-pronged war. >> yeah, angles rockets cannot reach tel aviv. they could not in 2006, dan, so good point. you on, is kind of interesting here because you think the us i being tested just like israel. oh, no question. we have two carrier strike groups sitting off the coast of lebanon. that is serious deterrent power and that primarily hezbollah an iranian patrons to pre-question is what happens if they poke at us, which they have been? look, hezbollah killed multiple israeli civilians and killed an idf officer. that's a major escalation. the question is, what are the rules of engagement of the united states? what happens if hezbollah steps it up? are we going to just sit there and watch it unfold? there ought to be a big blow to americans deterrence. so the stakes are a very high which is why the united states is to stand with it. >> really supported israel, that's the thing, but now we ar having a tough time condemning iran for some reason. >> right, it is so important to iran's point not only is israel watching but our enemies are watching too. the us is in part iran's regime that's why they have centrifuge spinning and that's why they have been supporting their pressure groups, is for they have an acting the way they h have. it is so important that america goes back to solid form policy. "the squad" doesn't represent the united states to be in on americans supporting israel. >> yuh-nung, kevin, dan, please thank you for watching america' favorite news, foxley is at night. night. see you tomorrow g.