>> and welcome to hannity. and tonight, straight ahead, we will bring you the very latestpa from the house of representatives and the speaker battles an also lowlighs from joe biden's very alarming interview on cbs 60 minutes. let's say in a word,"60 mi the president unwell but apparently will soon travel to israel. wit >> but first, we start with a fox news alert. ith an is 9 p.m. on the east co, 6 p.m. on the west coast. it is 4 a.m. in gaza. all eyes are once again the gaza strip, where we are just one week removed from the worst terrorist attack in israel's history. now the numberthe has gone up. 1400 were killed in just one day. if i adjust for populationly that is roughly equal to over00 37,000 americans murderedpopu right here. if we were to compare populations babies, we knoons.bd they set on fire. we know many were beheaded. won were we knowe entire families brutalized in their own homes. utalizeenearly 300 israelis0 is and americans, including men, women and children, were kidnapped by the terrorist group haman ans. st they are now being held hostage inside of gaza. hamaand arone-year-old babiesed in captivity locked up by terrorists and tunnels.d now, videos of hamas terrorists with the hostages, including infants being put on the internet. why? just to torture family members in israe i l. membe but now, franklyrsth and predictably, some in the mob and the media,e mob ands they complaining that israel, the victim of this terror attackerroriste th, that they ae that are being inhumane, really. >> take a look a. t >> now, look, israel is not russia. gazarussia is not ukraine.ituatn it's a different situation. but cuttin g off supplies,in cutting off heat, cutting off water to civilians, what's the difference. >> well, first, thank you for saying that israel is not russia, because israel is not chicken. civilians are civilians. we are civilians are civilian and fake. >> check is not particularly bright. how abou civilianst the hostage fake check. if hamas let's say ift th they return the 300 innocentn men, women, children that they're now puttingputtin on the internet and videos that were abducted, then maybe israel can turn the lightsif the on and the water back on, because if they turny t on it on the people of gaza, they're turning it on for hamas. and by the way this electricity and water that israel to gaza because hamas wasa beca more interesteusd in using international aid hundreds n of millions of dollars to buid tunnels and rockets rather than power plants, hospitals, schools, infrastructure that is on them. and for the record, the water is flowing into southern gaz a, where israel has instructed civilians to flee. so they can be safe with techs, with air drop leafletssouthe and other forms of communication. but hamas, what are they doing,g jack? jake, they are blocking inn from escaping in order to use them as human shields. ebut you got fake jake, you got fake news. you g per usual. and while israel tries to avoid human casualties, hamas mosque looks to inflict pain and death on as manyh on israelisisrael and palestinians as possible. they shoot rockets from schoolsh and from hospitals. why? because they knooolsw that if israel strikes back that innocent civilians are killed. they hide behind human shields all the time. hamas can then score a cheap p.r. victory with the media mob. war is terrible. war iss, there are innocent people that suffer. there is collateraatl damage, as we call it. it is tragic. it is unnecessary. it is in our time. >> and hamas will do everything that they can to exacerbate that suffering. every single death in thisme conflict can be blamed on hamas and their supporters in iran because of last week's brutal terror attack. israel has no choice. they must defend their country a . they must defend their lives and wage total war againstwage n hamas so they can no longer use gaza in close proximity. os israeli cities as a launching ground for the tens and tens cie of thousands of rockets over the years they have fired into israel. and by yea the way that goes for anyone else that threatens their existence. take a loor ank. >> and there are those voices there across this region and elsewherwhere whe who say te of military action is too great. ns toothe too many civilians arw dying. too many palestinians alread cy dying. we're in a full war here. and the responsibilitye fo isn't on us. you should take that question straights.u sh back to.e >> we are here because we have >> other choice. now, if hamas actually cared about the lives of innocenturred palestinians, guess what? they could surrender right now. waerr will be over. now, of course, they don't really care about the well-being of their fellow palestinians. and come to think of it, despite wie all the widespread protests, no one in the araborld world really seems see care about the fate of those innocent palestinians. estiniannot one arab country, nn one has been willing to open their doors to palestinian refugees, women and children, even not egypt right next door, not syria, not iraq, not the ultra wealthy gulf states like oman and saudi. nor has the islamic republic of iran. they're noe islamit opening thes either. and meanwhile, here at home and in europe, mass so-called pro-palestinian protests are ongoinlestiniag but no one e protests is calling on hamas to put down their arms, stop committing these acts of terror ,surrender. and no one is calling fotor hams to return the hostages. e no there are no chants or prayersde for the families that are murdered inside of southern sout ther. the babies burned alive or beheaded. you know, some actually praising some hamas and their brutal terrorist tactics. these protests are notumanity. about freedom or humanity. it's about ethnic, national a and, of course, hating the, quote, jewishating th people afr hamas call for the day of worldwide last anti-semitic attacks exploding all over the world, virulent anti-semitism on display in belgium. a terrorist killed two people earlier tonight near a sweden belgium soccer match which is now suspended. public officialserrorist are now calling on all citizens to avoid unnecessary travepubli in berlin, city officials, they're instructing the jewishwh people to hide symbols that actually represent their faith. what decade is this for their own safety? and in the united states,in the according to nbc news, law enforcement is now steppinted s patrols of synagogues and jewish houses of worship o and businesses as calls for attacks in our country online. at the very same time, illegal immigrants from the middle east, we now are learning, are attempting to sneak intomid our country. quote, in the rio grande valley, sector officials there e get this they have apprehended 19 iranians, 70 syrians just since monday. the us-mexican is a long way from syria, a long way from whan. so who are they? how did they get here? who paid for their trip? re why are they here? and there are growing concerns among some expertsconcerns. errt terrorist sleeper cells are currently already operatin g inside our country. thanks to joe's open borders policies, now seven and a half illegal immigrants, no vetting at all. 99%, by the way, just so happened to be led into the country and only a mere 1% is told to return. you know they what are they do? they're taking advantage of joe's wide open borders. he's aidinjoe'g and abettingrocs the process. and thanks to your president, joe biden, our country. is in extreme danger. but let not your heart be troubled. right? because soon joe is going to be headed to israel. according to anthony blinken, wink and blinken. but whatever comes from biden's trip to israel, the terror. attack in israel last week, it west be a lessonists and that is that we do not live in ave i bubble. intelligencen a is far from perfect. we cannot expect to be safe and securee safe with unsecured borl especially on our south. we'll check in with florida governor ron desantis in just a minute. alsoa breaking tonight, the battle for house speaker that is coming to a head. will jim jordan clear the 217 vote threshold after tomorrow's first transparent vote? >> because when they're in conference , they get to votes an anonymously because this is an important vote vote. and is it a shock to certain lawmakers and members of the media mob, all of you out there? now, yours truly, a member of the is daring to ask elected representatives, the so-called public servants in this country, if and when they plan to wralap upp the speaker battlh and reopen the people's house amid. growing chaos both at home and abroad. i have a lot more to say on this later. but i do have to chuckle that a few of my question o qs, simple questions that i asked to some republicans over the weekendher about the importance of getting a speaker as soon as possiblblee showed we have a few sensitive little snowflakes in congress. here's the truth they are the majority. they need to act need to like it no deals with the democrats and that would meas.ldn no, noyi temporary solutions either elecr.t a speaker, get the house open and start doing your job. the good news is the anonymous votes end tomorrow and we will know and we will see which republicans understandnonymous p the importance of this moment in history, not only for the republic istory n and party, for t them to unite them, to lead by reopening the people' s while we have war in the middle east and war in europe and borders and serious budget deadlines? ohs an, i offered no apologies r doing my job and seeking answers from those public servants. again, key word servants. we the people. we'll have more on this coming up. doing myg us now with the very latest on the ground in southern israel, the co host of america reports our very own john roberts for ten as his time. john, great work all day have been watching all day. thank you for staying up for us. we appreciate it. all right. tell us the latest there nowow,h john, it's only 9:00. i mean, there's nothing to stay up here but, i will tell you. anthony blinken burning the midnight oil. ga gave that press statement about 20 minutes after three just about an hour ago in which he outlined five broad goals for president biden when f comes here on wednesday. first will be to reaffirm america's solidaritynt with israel and to make sure w that israel has what it needs ma, which itself i assume would include probably making sure that congress appropriates the money to keep up the stock of missiles for israel's iron dome and whatever other weapon thes it says it mit need to keep itself safe. second, he wants to coordinate benjamin netanyahu on the hostage release. there are a number of hostages ,i guess hamas said today that they've got somewhere between 200 and 250 hostages that did say that they would be willing to release all nonn h israeli when they conditions on the ground are right. that'sground a one thing. but what about all of the israeli hostages and how to get them release them d as well? ry third, and this is very interesting. president biden wants to hear israel's military plan and aims and its plans to go after hamas in the northern part of gaza in a way that minimizes civilian casualtie s. none e clearly, even though, as you pointed out, sean, none of these neighboringve nations want to take any of the palestinians who are trying to flee the violence. they're making an awful lot of noise about it. egypt's president el-sisi to blinken on sunday that he believes that israel has gone waon sunday beyond his right wen to self-defense and is now engaged in collective punishmentbeyond of the palesti. yet egypt is not saying come over the border, we'll take care of you. so what president biden is going to try to doinians., estah goals for humanitarian aid to probably up the rafah crossing in southern gaza, to get aid acrosups the border and even carve out enclaves where the palestiniat n people can be safe if and when israel conducts military operations in the northern part. now to tha t end, sean, the president's visit here raises a lot of questions as to exactly what israel's groundnd operation, if it even happens, . will look like. part of this could be to give palestinians enough timee to get further south so that they're out of harm's waypn . and then with an agreement from the u.s. president, israel goes in and turns the the place into a parking lot. maybe it's a more limited operation. just limited degrade hamas. but israelis that we've been talking to for the last few dayson't wan say they don't wan to play that game of cat and mouse anymore. cad-mouse e, hamas has to be gone. and then there's the overarching questionrching , okay, if israel gets rid of hamas, then what?y the you leave a power vacuum. it's going to be filled by the next biggest bad guyt bad . e so there has to be some plan for either a short term israeli occupation to keep the peace or maybe fatahrm moves in and starts to govern gaza as well as the west bank. there's a lot of moving pieces to this show, and we're only beginning to be able to try to figure out fpire what exactly will transpire over the hours and days ahead. john, if i may a quickerou question. i have numerous sources in israel. i've bees sources inn there liky times before, even during conflict, not quite as severe nt as this, obviously. and they are saying that while whilsevee biden is saying all te right things publicly, that there is a pressure campaign behind the scenes that quote, being told israel being toldbehind, well, don't pn on staying there. and israel's goal is clearstayi. that. this area in gaza would close with its close geographicathisl proximity to gaza, that it could no longer be a launchingg pad for these missiles intpao, i israeli border cities. soke one they feel like one mese is being said publicly, but behind the scenes, a very behe-scenet message being sent. >> have you heard that? and we and we saw that contradiction because last week president biden said that the united states is fullyl. behind israel. then last night on "60 minutes", he said o goo he didn't think it would be asre good idea for israel to occupy gaza. l tobut again, if you take out hamas is israel wants to something has to fill that void in the interim whiles you stanto fd up some sort of governing body. otherwise, the islamic orll somebody else will move in there and take the place over. >> but -- but every t israeli that i have talked to here,to sean, even ones who say they are way on the left, are now saying this has to stop. hamas has to go. they can't keep living like this. a real page was turned a in jewish history a week ago saturday and the jewish is not s going to stand for anything less than getting ri d hamasn: a once and for all. >> i think that is the goal you k you're right. i think there is widespread consensus on this right now. obs john roberts, please be safe. thanks for staying up early in the morning, your time. we appreciate it. and tonight, while the biden department twiddling its thumbs, the state of florida got to worbidek. why they're evacuating americans from israel as war has erupted in the region. here with more is 2024s others presidential candidate florida governor ron desantis. governor, great to have you back. first, tell us what were doing for florida residents that have found themselvesg reside withoue commercial flight availability to come home? >> well, you know, sean, it was sad because the state department, the embassy over in israel, were not helpful to these people. you think about it, illegal aliens come across our southern border. federal government will fly them all over the country for free. they'll put them up in nice hotels as taxpayers expense,he free to the illegal alien. and yet the best that they werei able to do for the people caught americans caught in israel was to either dump them in cyprus or in greece and then charge them for that. and then they just have to somehow o home. a so we did an executive orderutiv at the end of last week, foid we'll our emergency response folks, we'll get planes there to bring floridians back home from israel. and so we were able landd the fi the first plane last night, 271 people. and the thing about it, my wife and i were there, tampa airport ,welcoming people back. there were 91 children on that plane. n th i mean, i had a woman come up to me saying, you know, her six year old daughter was saying, you know, i don't want to hear any more rockets. i want to go back to florida. i need to get back to florida. and so we were able up to fill the void. >> there was no leadership. and so we stepped up and wthere, led. >> governor, let me ask you.e a lot has been made overonou comments you made. think it was on cbs. we cannot accept people from-- gaza about.ywhere frankly, w be can't accept people from anywhere because it shows open bordersjoen and it'll be 8 million total by the end of this year into this country as refugees, you said, in iowa. he said you're not going to do that. >> if you look at how they behave, not all oif you hom are hamas, but all of them are a are all anti-semitichama. and i know the media has jumped on you from that. one of the things we've shown we this program and maybe i interpreted it differently. we've shown the cartoons and aso you're given your answer, i'll show that to the audience as welnsl. and there is an indoctrination in cartoons and in books at the youngest ages. and thes ie kids are being taugt to hate the jews and even kill the jews. >> that indoctrination is really . >> exactly. so where my position is very clear, the first presidential candidate say no, gaza refugee period. . we're just not going to do it.to and why? because we don't want to import the pathologies from the gaza strip and othee r in the middle east to the united states of america. >> they are taught to hateght th jews. they are taught that israel has no right to exist. >> the textbooks that they use don't even have israel on the mapeven all. and so this is just endemicr to their culture. it's a really toxic culture cul that's developed. >> so there's no. to be importing that into the united states. >> and the idea that we can kind of separate like teterrorist from some someone that may be a freedom lover that just doesn't work. eedom so so we will not do thatn i'm president. >> all right whe. last question. what should america's role be here in your view? ge >> i think it's supporting israel for their right to get the job done. you pointed out something is absolutely true. is abiden is saying we support y israel, but behind the scenes, they're trying to kneecae capt o what they're doing. they have a right to eliminate hamas. and we should stand with them. it's moral clarity. you can't have moral equivalence between hamas and the israeli civil and is killing israelis civilians. it's just wrong. we also have to say iran shuliat off the spigot, stop sending them money, stop allowing them stopm mone massive money from o. >> they're just going to continue to funnel that through terrorism. biden has been a total disaster. when it comes to playingr footsie with the iranians. stop doingplayin that and underd that iran wants to fund terrorism. >> it's an explicable, isn't it? i will never, for the life of me, understand why you would open up and allow iran to become so filthy rich andet allow them to get back in the world market oil and.dollar why? you'd give them billions of dollars. it makes no sense. governor, greas. eat to st to see you. >> thank you for your time tonight. we appreciate it. all right. also coming up, the battlethe h the house speaker that continues. will republicans, will they rally behind jim jordan tomorrow? we'll get reaction on that from newt gingrich. also, his reaction to joe biden's trip to israel. what should the biden doctrinene we whe american doctrine as as it relates to israel? and we'll check in with ingovernor christie as 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jeans today. i'm taylor available on the apple app store or android all right ahead of expected vote on the house floor jim jordan of ohiojim jorw inching closer to becoming the next speaker of the house and his supportersr of thl are increasingly optimistic tonight that he will get the votetes hes that he needs. here's what former speaker kevin mccarthy had to say. this morning. >> take a look.>> it'll be tomorrow. we'll got will b to the floor. i feel very good about where jim jim jordan is at. he has been an integral part of our team. >> when we took the majority helping us get the majority. te meanwhile, the mob, the media, they are coming afte mr one of their favorite targets. again. yours truly. why? for to ask members of congress if they plan to support jim jordan tomorrow. and if not j, are they planning to work with democrats to elect a speakew d ifr which keeps getg reported on here, there and everywhere. now, for every member of the mob asking and saying, how dare ask these questions? do you even know what my job is? you don't even know what youhows own job is. i'm a member of the press, whether you like it or not. i am a talk show hosons.t on rao and tv. i could produce thousands of hours of television, radio coverage. that is straight cover, straight news coverage. we also do investigative reporting. you know, we got the rush hour x right? you all got it wrong. we're investigating the biden family. are you're not. we got obama's radical associationvestigafamily an. y he's right. we talk about sports. we talk about pop culture. i giveopinio my opinion. i'm honest about it. and i'm kind of like an entiretr newspaper. that's my job to ask these questions. sonews i can accurately reportko back to my listeners, to my viewers what is happening here with reaction to this. plus how israel shouldd ho respd to hamas, their heinous attacks. former speaker of the house newtattaer gingrich is wi. amazing that, you know, i am admitting that i am a talk show host, that i have varying roles. they claim they're journalists . >> they're not journalists, are they, mr. speakes.theyr? well, they're propagandists for the left. but i mean, listening to defend yourself >>y ar, that's pretty good.e prp i mean, you had that down pat.ar >>like it when you start getting on a roll, you get attacked i a a lot. right. so it's good stuff. yeah. >> gst, you know, i think there's one thing people need to know about jim jordan in, his wrestling career. he was 156 to 1. 1 he won two national championships. nation and if, you know, competitive wrestlers, they're very focusead . they're very determined. they have an enormous instinctin for figuring out how to get the other person to lose. r and jordan is a very serious, very competent person. etent chris and i were able to dinner with him and his team just before this congreshis s u and it was very revealing watching him work with the entire committee and how close he was to his committee members. my guess guess i is either on tt or the second ballot tomorrow, he wilhel be the speaker. i think speaker mccarthy has a pretty good sense of exactly where they are. he has a good chance of making the first ballot. . i think he almost certainly will make it on the second ballot because there are a ballot. handful of moderates, frankly, who are so angry at they at benedict arnolds who created whis mess that i think they find it hard to turn right around and give a chance to say, gee, i won. look, look how smart i am. so several them have indicated they might vote for, for example, for speaker mccarthy on the first ballot. my hunch is if they did, they would pivot and immediately vote for jim jordan. >> i suspect excepjim rdan.t for the couple of people are nuts pe the show we're part of that a people who betrayed their party. everspect almost every republican now understands that with a war going on in israelrepublicwith t with the wn ukraine, with the problems we have on the border, this is noth a time for the house republican partyis to look childish and silly and in disarray. and i think the pressure will be verypublican great tomoh to elect jordan. and i think jordan will be a veryinjordan a strong, very cg speaker. and i think he will be very represent the whole party. i think in that sensl e, he gets it. he certainly has a job as the judiciary committee, and i think he will be very smart don. at getting things done. and, of course, he's got the same deadlines. mccarthys had. k and i do think, frankly, having the government still opehaent n with the war going on in israel counicates mccarthy's judgment and that he did the right thingt for the country, even if itt hi made eight people angry at him in the conference or they him or don't like him. you got to admit, he's been pretty gracious in helping to reopen the people's house, which i would argu e is. it has to happen. it is an imperative, especiall y all that you mentioned going on. let's get your take on israee ol to. me the outcome needs to be and i think it will be. israel win s even if t they're fighting a two front war war in the north lebanon, hezbollawo fronth, the south, g, hamas, all funded by iran. so they got very difficult military challenges ahead of them. and i think america, our house needs to bf americe open. th however, the question is,e e ha i think the outcome has be not only winning, but gaza has has got they've got to end gaza as a launching pad for the tenso and tens of thousands of rockets over the yearf s. they are fired into neighboring very, very close by israelid one cities. that has to come to an end once and for all. and i'm not sure biden has the stomach to allow them to do what they need to do to protect themselves. >> your thoughts? well, president biden going to jerusalem, frankly, worriestm me because i don't think went b have any idea what he's likelyid to deno. and given how weak and how appeasement oriented towards . that his administration has been has me worried. look, there are three things. and a good friend of mine, aderried.iggins, wrote m about this this evening. >> there are three thingsree th that bidenin could do immediately. one, he could seize the billions of dollar.s sittins in gutter that should never, ever go to iran. they stilltie no done that.nexpi it's utterly inexplicable. catwo, he could pressure egyptrs and others to wait a temporary agreement to get people out of gaza. it's very important if you want to minimize civilian casualtieys ,to find a way for thecim to geo out of the way of what should be and which i totally support a thoroughly crushing israeli air ground offensive designed to destrooundyy and eliminate hamas. i mean, if if hamas exists a year from now, they have won. >> this has been a victory for them. if hamas is truly destroyed, it'll send a signalctory to hezbollahfo in the north. it'll send a signal to iran that you're going to mess with us at your own risk. the third thing i think biden has to dsio is communicate to iran and hezbollah that wen a will them accountable. and by that i mean you don't send to nuclear aircraft carriers and their battlegroups to the eastern mediterranean as a pr event. we have to be prepared to take out every asset hezbollah has if they decide to open a second front against israel. we have the capacity to do itht one won by a battle group alone has over 800 tomahawk missiles. and i think that we need to communicate clearly. you get into this game, you're going to be crushed decisively and you're going to follow hamas. and at the end of the trash bin of history. of speaker newt gingrich, always good to have you, sir. thank you for being with us. and while the housthe house pres for tomorrow's vote, jim jordan has received support from a lot of prominent republicans across the country, including south dakotahe governor noem,o vo who voiced her endorsement last week. she joins us now with more. plus, the war on israel.. let me stay on israel first. you know, it's interesting. i'm watching now the pressure campaign building on israel to sorcat of inhibit their ability to forever create a a zone of peace and prevent z these rocketons from being fired into their country. that pressure to mheire, shouldt exist. now, a fake news cnn wants.ed o water and the electricity turned on in gaza. how about the deal would be release all the hostages and then we'll turn it back on.a that would be a negotiation point. why haven't they thought of thahoughtt, governor?or >> exactly. >> to saythey need is stop beheading our children and we will turn the water back o cn, stop our women, rap and we'll turn the water back on. that'sing n an that's really whs astonishing about the dialog that we're having right noat's and this is just like the iron dome gives protection for the land of israel, our whites house, our administration, the united states of america should be the covering for america for israel. right now. wee the cover fo should be out e them air cover on all of this. b our president should be strongly advocating for israel to do whatever they needo to do to wipe out not just hamas, but hezbollah takes a step if they move an inch, that they deserve to beyed as destroyed as well. that's the kind of action that w w e need right now. we're not getting it out of this white house. frankly, it makes me nervouss .e every time this president gets out of bed, what he's going to say and what he's going to d get o wednesday is going to be a very big day, not just forbutl the states, but also for israel, because what he says when he gets to that holy ground with god's chosen people and where he standsst and what he does as the t president of the united states is going to be historical, boy, he better be on the right side of history. what's your reaction to some republicans threatening and it's been written about extensivelrepubls threy. l oh, that maybe they would do a deal with the democrats and elect a speake r that way. what is your reaction to a temporary fix? well, maybe we'll empowerwe somebody for 30 or 60 or 90 days. both ideas are horrible and show a lac es arek of leadership to me. >> tomorrow's vote, in light of whao t is on with hamas and israel and hezbollah, hezbolla h, with all that'sisrael going on in europe, with all that's going on at our borders r ,with all that's going on around the world, it seems to me republican s, to show the country tomorrow that they can lead and they know what leadership means and to open the people's house. i have a sense of urgency's h about it. >> your thoughts? ousei havei think any member ofs that is saying we should give temporary powers to the speaker pro tem or would they should partner says is is scared.artner i think they're scared that jim jordan might actually fixm jord washington, d.c., that he's strong enouganh to make sure that we actually know every single bill that gets to the house and have a debate and an honest conversation that we actually do appropriation bills and that he actually lets every single member of the house have a voic housee. this is you know, everybody's had their battles with jim jordan. i've jordan. my battles with jim jordan. but the guy is honest and he wolls the trutheh and he fights. he gets up every day when s the whole world is against him and he stilltillwants wants tow the truth of what's going on in this government and what we're to protect american freedom. so i think members that are offering those solutions, tha they're they're scared that the brokenness and the deception in washington, d.c. might actually get fixed under his leadership. i if he started a fight with you, i don't know. >> i might be betting on you in that battle. obut i didn't know that,moment governor. you're right, though. the moment calls f calls for le' and the time is now open noe people's househous, it's got to get it's got to get done. no temporary deals, no democratic dealsporary o. ha and i'm hoping that's accomplished tomorrow. it is 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you've got, you know, houthi rebelsa an in yemen, iran, proxies in syria, you've got hezbollahva ,you've got hamas, you've got iran itself all pointed at israepointil. >> he's about to make a trip there. what's concerning is when you see that behavior and thosev gaffes in the context of foreign policy and we saw it when he said it's one thing, if it's a minor incursion, then russia invaded ukraine. we saw it when he suggested regimer inn ru change in russias staff walked it back. we saw it when he threw into question strategic ambiguity, of course, as it pertainedy to taiwan. and we saw it in afghanistan when he said no one'abous. i oh, wait, the afghans that fell from planes, that was just a few daysg. ago. tha >> so when you see these blunders in the context of foreign polic y, why do you feel secure right now as war is occurring in the middleders east? >> i certainly do not. all right. all right. let me ask you this trip is important. it's very clear he doesn't have the strengthn , stamina. >> his cognitive strugglese does are non'w every single day, eveh single speech. and then he doesn't know where to go when he's finished with the speech. it'll even shake air. i worra any. we always talk about america's enemies, seeing what we see. and we think china. we think russia. we think iran. we thinkchina, north korea,ow especially now we got thinkgrous about iran and these terrorist groups and wha wilt they're goig to see, because i'm being told behind the scenes by high rankin rankingg officials, sous of mine, that biden is saying one thing to show hamas publicly the right things publiclypublic behind the scene he's pushing something very different called restraint. d sean, when america sends something or somebody abroad at a time like thibody abrs, ito project power. that's why we send aircraft carriers pow. into the eastern mediterranean. we're not sending the ss minnowe . we are sending an aircraft carrier. when the president goes abroadnd ,it needs to be a 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anytime, anywhere. fox news radio on sirius xm america is listening and we have growing concern that the crisis in the middle east could easted beyond israel and hav a major, major effect on the world's oil supply. now, unfortunately, that sortruo of disruption, well, that would come at exactly the wrong timete for this country, the united bef america. the average price of a gallon of gasoline is creeping back ucp to four bucks a gallon. and joe completely emptiednd jfu one half of our strategic petroleum reserve. all right. before the midterms last year to artificially increase the supply and lower prices. now, there's so little left in reserve that us would burn through it all in only 17 days.r strategic petroleum reserves. that's for emergencies, joe. and it could explain why joe bide explainn is trying to , oh, let's see, murderous oil rich regime in venezuela with sanctions relief. why? oijoe so obsessed with forcing this country to be dependenty he on hostile regimes that we know hate us for the lifeblood of our economy? the world's. e depe here with reaction, the author of unbreakable invested money investor, host of making money on fox business, charles payne o ,is with us.ctly all right. how much of this is directly related to the free flow of oiln at market prices? and joe'd s adherence to the climate alarmists religious cult? >> there's no doubtal that there's this war on americaarmistn oil producerss backfired miserably. and you bring up the point fire yeah, joe biden tapped into the strategic petroleum reserv n ,win a midterm election, but he put us in a more precarious situation t oil subsequently has come back on. >> and the only reason we're nol has come bt at $4 already ie seen some of the refiners margins come in a little bit. b that's not going to be the case as time goes on an ad in the meantime, think about this. we were supposed to someho w stop the world from paying more than $60 a barrel for russian oil that you'rn e all oil. it's been as high as 80, $90.oi and we're alsol. putting would be allies in awkward positions. india needs oil. india is going to buy cheap oil and. we want to we want to have we. want to cut deals with india, the youngest cheap , largest democracyt in the world, which is going to be a major economic power. china, of course, is cutting up buying oil from russia and iran. iran gets the $6 billion. it becomes emboldened like aleryone says they will. all of this sources back not to an energy policy, not to an economic policy, but to an ideology, to an ideology on the on the debt. and i equate it to a cult. >> and we are all going to suffer. we are empowering the wrongg people in the world unnecessarily while hurtinopleg americans at the same time. and now, of course, bringing brin to something kind of catastrophic. reale. quick, charles, we only have about 15 seconds and we have if we look at gas, coal, hundreds of years where we could be self-sufficient. >> we have so much oil, so much oil has been 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