>> right now on capitol hill, the house of representative is in session and expected to vote on their next speaker at and time. this would be second time congressman jim jordan, his name will be voted on in a role-call vote after yesterday where he fell short by many votes. see if he picks some up or loses some this hour. we'll follow the action and bring updates as they happen. >> kayleigh: president biden leaving israel moments ago as stability of entire middle east hang in the balance. tension erupting after a rocket strike destroyed a hospital in gaza, killing 500 people, some children. based on department of defense did thea and based on the meeting with netanyahu, president biden says it was a rocket fired by islamic jihad that hit that hospital. iran is threatening that time is up, unclear what they mean by that. hezbollah calling for a day of "unprecedented day of anger." v violent protest at embassies and pentagon is surging troops toward israel. this comes as president vow to stand by israel. hello, everyone, this is "outnumbered," i'm kayleigh mcenany, here with co-host emily compagno, also fox business anchor and co-host of bottom line, dagen mcdowell, board certified physician, dr. dr. nicole saphier and fox news contributor and host of the david webb show on sirius xm, patriot david webb. first to trey yingst live on the ground in southern israel. trey. >> trey: good afternoon, i want to give you juxtaposition of what is taking place it. moments after president biden left israel following high-level meetings in tel aviv, hamas fired on central israel, sending many people to bomb shelters. in the distance israelis, continue to strike the gaza strip. we have opinion galth gathering information on the explosion at the hospital in gaza and we'll get to that. a massacre took place 12 days ago starting this war in the middle east. >> ghost time amid charred remains of death. the few gather to gather their belongings and look for pets. >> i can help and keep me sane. >> what can the world know about what happened here? >> i can't speak about it. i haven't realized the situation till now. sorry. >> in the distance israeli airstrikes pummel and black smoke before the next explosion. >> the fence where civilians were slaughtered. the smoke community along the gaza border known as paradise in the south. special needs children come here to play. there was a dairy barn near dlts by. hamas killed as many people as possible to create hell on earth. >> you can see many homes were burned down along the border. families were in bomb shelters trying to hide from gunfire and execution outside. when militants couldn't breach the shelters, they would burn down the homes. >> you can see explosions in the distance. as this was happening we were speaking with sources inside gaza city following that explosion at the al-ahli hospital that happened last night. take you through the play by play issue because the information is critical. we were told immediately after the explosion by hamas officials that it was an israeli airstrike. the israeli military provided new evidence indicating this was a misfire from islamic jihad rocket. islamic jihad is second largest behind hamas in gaza. protest erupted in beirut, lebanon, outside the u.s. xas, teargas was fired. the region is bracing for difficult days to come. tonight new images out of ramallah. protest there. shift attention to the north, getting new information at this moment. earlier tonight nine rockets fired to northern israel along the gay strip. in the north, lebanese militant group hezbollah firing rockets to northern israel sending air raid sirens and people to shelters. the military is expected to respond to the rocket fire tonight. >> kayleigh: you have ominous warning from iran about time is up. you have these kamikaze droems in iraq. you have that hospital bombing by islamic jihad. this is all in 24 hours, this is feeling like a tender box. >> trey: they are heading to the gaza border. analysts believe following president biden's meeting in israel green light was given for israeli prime minister netanyahu to launch that ground invasion into the gaza strip. i want to see what is going on, movement of soldiers. you get a sense this is possibly hours away as troops and buses in armored cars continue to head toward gaza. once that ground invasion begin, there is fear that iran could use hezbollah to launch attack on northern and central israel over fear hamas, second largest proxy could be destroyed in that operation. >> emily: it is emily compagno, as we discuss the 10der box before this ground invasion, what do you feel, what impact was made of the president's recent visit. moments after he departed israel received a barrage of rocketses. >> trey: break this down in two ways, one ground invasion into gaza and possible regional response iranians have made clear they will not stand by if that does take place, second largest proxy being threatened despite second largest preksy committed massacre a week ago. how will americans help israel in the aftermath of the ground invasion and whatever response is conducted by hezbollah from lebanon. the second, according to intelligence, has to do with american hostages held in gaza strip behind me and american citizens that are trapped inside gaza. the americans issue including president biden and secretary of state blinken are trying to work deals behind the scenes with egyptians and other parties to get americans out of gaza safely. once this ground operation moves forward, it will be difficult to cut humanitarian aid deal or anything that will allow hamas or smaller factions to quietly cut a deal and get people out of gae. the issue at hand here is the tender box we are facing. no longer war between israel and gaza, not traditional round of fighting as we have covered for past several years. we are looking at the beginning of a regional war and from what we can gather, we don't want to guess what is going to happen, what analyst have told us, with the evacuation orders from lebanon for u.s. citizens, everything pointing in the same direction, this conflict will be the first chapter in a violent and bloody book ahead. >> emily: thank you. >> kayleigh: the president backed israel's claim that the gaza blast to the hospital was caused by a jihad rocket. >> jonathan: neconis disputing this was a deadly explosion at a major hospital in gaza city. what is in dispute is the source much the explosion. palestinians were quick to blame israeli strike, claims sparked anger across much of the arab world. israel says they were not conducting any strikes in the area of the hospital at that time and this had nothing to do with them. israeli defense forces offered video and audio evidence they say prove this was a rocket fired by islamic jihad in gaza. they say the rocket malfunctioned and fell on the hospital, still fully loaded with fuel because it had not traveled far and that is what sparked the huge explosion. israel released what officials say is audio of a conversation between hamas and islamic jihad members. listen here. [speaking the arab language] >> now president biden after meeting with israeli prime minister netanyahu today sent pentagon and u.s. intelligence analyzed the evidence and president biden agrees with the israeli assessment. >> saddened by enormous loss of life yesterday in gaza. based on the information to date, it appears it was errant rocket fired by terrorist grun from gaza. >> jonathan: president biden's words and israeli evidence will not convince many palestinians and supporters and impact of that explosion will reverberate for days having changed the course of president biden diplomatic mission in the middle east with arab leaders cancelling summit with him and therefore changing the entire course of this war, kayleigh. >> kayleigh: jonathan, thank you very much. now to this. voting is getting underway on the house floor as members of congress seek to elect next house speaker. let's listen in. >> armstrong? jordan? arrington? jordan? jeffreys? babben? jordan? bacon? mccarthy? baird? jordan? alderson? >> kayleigh: that was beginning of the house call vote to see if jim jordan will become the next house speaker, you heard of one vote for kevin mccarthy. we listen for early names like bacon and buck to see if their vote changed. this hour he's lost one, he can only afford to lose four. emily, this all comes at a time when the middle east is at crucible time when republicans could be passing bipartisan funding for the iron dome, condemnation rashida tlaib who spewed prob popganda and blamed israel for an attack. >> emily: this is how your tax dollars are being spent, abjectly wasted. the senate will work to confirm jack lu, as u.s. ambassador to israel. biden has been in office 2-1/2 years now and just now we are getting a nomination for an ambassador? this opening joins numerous at cabinet letter much senate confirmed positions open. we learned today over billion dollars of our money has gone to hamas. the list goes on. end of the day, this is a farce and circus we are watching and people like bacon who say i'm not budging, who is that serving? not the constituents or american people. >> kayleigh: an apauling moment for the united states media, not lost upon any of us to immediately spew pro-terrorist talking points across outlets and major wire of the united states blaming the hospital like that knee-jerk reaction blaming israel. the "new york times," most esteemed paper in our country. here is what they did moments after that happened. israeli strike kills hundreds in hospital, palestinians say. no, hamas said that, hamas is a terrorist organization. they realized, we should back up. 500 dead in strike on gaza hospital palestinians say. at least 500 did at black at gaza hospital palestinian say. we now know it is islamic jihad. watching and waiting for media to flip the script and turn on israel, proven wrong by our own president. >> dagen: this is two hours later, we should point out and first mention to last mention you're pinpointing, more than 2-1/2 hours later they say the israeli military said just a few things. palestinians say, what you saw in other instances that is purposeful and bearing fact they were regurgitating hamas terrorist propaganda. quoting terrorists, rather than just waiting. why even just say there has been an explosion at a hospital 234 gaza? for a number of reasons, you know most recently going back to 2014, last time israel had boots on the ground in gaza, it was widely reported that hamas stores weapons inside hospital and schools, that these missiles mis misfire by hamas 30 to 40% of the time because they are made from old water pipes and maybe have a soul and a brain and don't regurgitate terrorist propaganda. the other thing, why did they all pounce on this like they did? because their bias betrays them. they want it to be true, underneath, they are on the side of hamas. these are journalists and even though we shouldn't calm them that, who are anti-israel and antisemitism because they were educated in colleges we'll talk about later in the show. >> kayleigh: as israeli defense forces push back against hamas propaganda and blasting media for coverage of the deadly hospital explosion in gaza. accusing the press of rushing to judgement before all facts were known. peter lerner challenged cnn on their coverage earlier today. watch this moment. if you are asking for proof, you don't want the proof, you want to make sure you have a story. unfortunately there have been so much premature -- >> hold on, i don't want you to suggest, that is unfair. i do not want you to suggest that we are not seeking the truth. peter lerner, we are trying toeck zoo the proof and that was the question i asked you and you provided what you can at this point and i appreciate that. please don't suggest we are not trying to identify the truth. that is what we're doing, sir. >> never be content with what i share, you ask for more and more and more and more. you can take what i say for face value, you don't have to believe one word. >> i am reporting what the palestinians are asking for. >> but it is not the palestinians, you are parroting what hamas is saying. >> good to have you, peter lerner, good to have you. >> understood. >> kayleigh: what a moment, lieutenant colonel peter lerner join us now. prior to that moment, you were asked for evidence and gave evidence and held up broadcast showing prajectory of the rocket and said idf were not firing rockets at that time. how frustrating to have media reiterate terrorist talking points before you are able to give your evidence? >> i mean, you have probably seen me on television, i'm usually very calm and collected, i try and keep a mild view and i understand you have a job to do and i have a job to do. i found it frustrating that hamas gets this platform and i cued not stop thinking about an organization that butchers babies in bedrooms and they get to say to the media and accepted as fact hamas says and as if it is enough you atrtribute it to hamas and should be accepted or broadcasting. that is why this morning i had that exceptional exchange with cnn. that is not me and not hour i convey messaging, i prefer to be straight-forward and factual and less on the emotional side, i believe people are interested in facts. i just lost it this morning and i am sorry for that, that is not what i want, i don't think it benefits any viewers to get mad over it, especially in my official role. so much misinformation and disinformation that it undermines what you are trying to do for your viewers, trying to give good service to people who want to be informed. when you fail like this, you are failing your viewers and the story and i felt for the victims of hamas's terrorist attack this morning and why i was very direct. i felt the need to do that. i have a friend that sent me caption of fox news and i found that to be the most realistic conveying of what actually was happening as it was developing. so yes, you need to know that there is a responsibility in reporting, responsibility when covering conflict and in these crazy times and times upon conflict, we need to be responsible and stand up to that responsibility. i'm thankful and i appreciate the time and i've been interviewed from ireland today to the uk, u.s. to australia, all over the world presenting israel's case to get the message across that hamas cannot be trusted. this organization will butcher babies in bedrooms and have no problem lying to you and we need to address hamas communication effort, their propaganda effort. there is no free voice there, you can't trust them. do not give them credit more than -- don't give them any credit what i'm trying to say. >> kayleigh: if you purn babies,a live, we will question your facts. our own president, president biden was asked, what data do you have? he said data from my own department of defense. i think that is established at thissin po. this is a war of information. you see what happened yesterday, the knee-jerk reaction of blaming idf. how do you combat this as ground invasion take place, knee-jerk reaction to embrace misinformation. you have facts and images, not lost upon us, hamas was out without facts blaming this on you, on idf. >> i'm hoping that the world media are watching this event today and we have seen over the course of a day, a lot of turning down and you showed "new york times" and i hope if there will be an event such as this next time, we will be able to respond rapidly and reporters and journalists won't be after this crazed seek of attention to break the story first and then tell a story that is factually wrong, inaccurate or misleading. we've seen over the course of a day and covered what is going on in lebanon outside the u.s. embassy and last night outside the embassy in jordan. words have meaning, they create action. it is created and this is what has happened. we need to be, you have a responsibility, we have a responsibility, we have professional ethics, you have ethic, live up to them and not do hyperbole, and make sure terrorist are not abusing access they have to you. another colleague i work with, sent me today, why aren't you inviting me to such and such event, i get invited by hamas to everything. we have access. we have limited access. hamas just sends propaganda to everybody, it is all manipulation. >> kayleigh: lu -- -- chad pergram, it seems jordan is hemorrhaging votes he had just yesterday. >> chad: this is over for jim jordan on the second ballot, they are early in the roll call, the fact so many cast ballots for other people. you have a vote for lee zeldin, chavez from oregon voting for somebody else. buck voting for tom emmer. bacon voting for kevin mccarthy. here is what is going to happen. he might at the end, a lot of names to be called, might come back and say you did better, see if he does better or worse. they might turn around and say mr. jordan, thank you for playing, gig is up and we have to get a speaker and go on to empower patrick mchenry, speaker pro tem, and make him the acting speaker. democrats might take that as a win. the reason they did not like jim jordan for speaker. there are a number of republicans do not not want him they vote him being too ectreme. they are done right now. this vote is open, jim jordan will lose that vote and will have to go to a third ballot. >> kayleigh: thank you. david webb, jim jordan losing this vote, let me layout what happen. there was reporting from jake sherman that david joyce would put forward something to make a resolution to make patrick mchenry permanent speaker pro tem, involve votes from democrats. he is speaker pro tem now. this would be privileged resolution by a source familiar, there would need to be a vote on that today. in other words, if jordan loses, this motion comes forward, could look at a vote to make mchenry temporary speaker. >> david: and mike kelly involved in the resolution. a couple of things. one, what is it that gets any one votes for anyone other than mccarthy closer to their goal. jordan rather, if you vote for mccarthy, not coming back, steve scalise is out, this is not legislation or consensus trying to avoid christmas trees, this is building leadership that is needed right now. whether for or against jordan, how does this give you a way forward? mchenry is pro tem. if you change this and start trying to adjust speakerer's office, you affect the speaker's office and parliamentary procedure and create a mess and give democrats a weapon to use. there is point at which whether messy, you don't like it, for or against, this is getting idiotic and it is not related to israel or ukraine funding, there are investigations underway and looming battle over debt ceiling, so much more that is going on that need to be addressed by congress and with all due respect to everyone down there, consensus and moving forward is building out new leadership structure and right now jordan is your best chance, whether you are for or against. no other path exist at this time. >> kayleigh: you have mchenry and you also have talk according to punch bowl, tom emer, tom cole, republicans that can be consensus candidates. no republican is getting to 217, why run for mayor of a city that is just been nuked was the quote. >> emily: largest issue other than sheer incompetence and utter failing congress is having on behalf of the american people. we are trying to scramble to get the best of what is around. it took forever, there was explosion and civic discord on the hill, everyone is wasting time and wasting our money, now give us someone and fill the position. we are settling for something that should have taken robust thought and way in of constituents, it should be held by the best person for the job and we are being disserved yet again because they could not get their act together. >> dagen: what makes zero sense, don bacon voted for mccarthy yesterday and today, jordan was kevin mccarthy's right hand. he was his lieutenant. if you like mccarthy, you like jordan, upside down, backward-ass world republicans are living in. >> emily: more to come, including this, president biden facing immense pressure to stand up to iran as iran threaten major escalation in the middle east. iranian embassy in syria posted this chilling message on social media after hamas tried to pin the hospital explosion on israel, "time is up." iran foreign minister repeated that message after the terrible crime of the zionist regime in the bombing and massacre of 1000 nnlt women and children in the hospital. the time has come for global unity of humanity against this fake regime more hated than isis and killing machine, time is over. joining us is iowa senator, joni ernst, u.s. army combat veteran and senator, just came back from israel meeting with the prime minister there. tell us what we need to know? >> absolutely and thank you for the time. it is incredibly important that the united states and president biden stand up to iran. i was in the middle east and the terrorist attack of october 7 stalled our delegation from entering into israel. once we were able to go in, we didn't meet with top leaders, we met with prime minister netanyahu and ron durmur and they were grateful for the united states coming in and standing shoulder to shoulder with them against the hamas terrorists. what we need to do as united states of america and through president joe biden is stop appeasing iran and have strength at a time like this and he is not exuding that. you are going to continue to see pressure coming out of tehran and continue to see it with proxy terrorist around the region. be serious about ending terrorist threats and we know it is all emanating out of iran. >> emily: concern regarding that, senator is clear what we need to do and what the president needs to do. it was lacking today in his speech, some of his speech from israel speech was strong in words but he refuses to acknowledge iran and given that we've had rockets and drones fired at the air base in iraq and american citizens in gaza killed, the arm of iran is behind hezbollah so much and he fails to recognize it verbally. what say you? >> yeah, absolutely agree. you are spot on. and when we are not exuding strength as the united states of america, we see that the authoritarian regimes are going to press very hard. they see an opening to make cracks between the united states and our friends and allies throughout the middle east. they saw weakness with this president and they are exploiting it. they saw the opening to attack israel. what iran want in the middle east and absolute chaos. they fear people and fear saudi arabia peace agreement and fear the abraham accord and see opportunity with weak administration to make a difference and separate the united states from the region. this is why we desperately need strong leadership in the white house. we need strong leadership in congress, as well. we need the house to come together and work with partners in the united states senate and push back on iran. freeze that $6 billion the president had just released, make it formal not informal agreement. we need to start intra dikting iranian oil, we let this go on far too long and we are lining their pocket and that money goes to the terrorists and support israel with relationships and intill igence. anything we can do for the israelis, we need to do. >> kayleigh: senator, president did say terrorists will not win, freedom will win. i appreciated framing of terrorist versus freedom loving democracy, good words there. to me what was missing from president biden's speech was what we heard from former president trump, you harm an american citizen, you harm an american hostage, you will have a solamani-style strike reign down on you. he was asked and why won't he deliver that message? >> it is this situation of appeasement coming out of the white house. i don't know why the president is heck bent on trying to appease iran and not calling them out. we have families missing loved ones. we know there are american hostages being held in the gaza strip, we have 30 americans that are dead now because of terrorist attacks and you are absolutely correct, in the former administration, we would have heard direct language. we need that now. it needs to be very clear that iran, you harm an american, we're coming after you. we have 30 americans dead thus far, we don't need to see anymore. we need to show strength in the face of iran's terrorist proxies and we don't see it today. >> senator joni ernst, thank you. bring the conversation to the couch now, nicole, your thoughts on iran and the president's failure to acknowledge continued verbal threats? >> dr. saphier: we need to make it clear any innocent lives lost are the fault of hamas and when you have government engage in unprovoked murderous behavior, everything that ensues afterward is at their hands. the president will not talk about iran, other people will. when you had the hospital strike happen, media said it was israel listening to hamas. when you look at who targets hospitals not civil nations like israel, you have islamic jihadist who bombed israeli medical facility, you had paramedics and other innocents killed or injured and russia is bombing the maternity ward. we saw pictures of a pregnant woman who later died. you have iran murdering doctors, who are treating any sort of protester and let's not forget, you have doctors that disappear at beginning of covid when acting as whistleblowerelblowers. president biden is not talking about other players, but nikki haley is drawing the tie. she had op ed entitled wake up america, our enemy are evil alliance taking advantage of our weakness across the world. there is bigger picture here and president biden is not doing justice by not calling out iran and other bad players. >> emily: kayleigh, there is difference in word and aksz. we have verbal threats, time is up. warning of another shock wave, they say the u.s. must be held responsible. direct quotes from supreme leaders and their proxies and compare to their action as they levee brutal atrocities in proxy via hamas, hezbollah and more. you have our word and action on behalf of the president, despite his strong words, he said a terrorist group in gaza. why not say hamas and hezbollah and islamic jihad and name the entity behind him because his action embolden iran? all policy including the person nominated for ambassadorship to israel embolden iran. when will action and policy catch up to the short words he said today. >> kayleigh: great question. there were moments that were important that the president delivered and nailed it on. the moment i thought was important he personalized this for the world. many israelis go home and miss the giggle of their baby boy and think about it and reminisce upon it, many israelis have their first sabbath without their loved ones, really good language by president biden and empathizer and chief commander showed at that moment. when he said if hamas takes advantage, well, hamas will take advantage, no if, hamas controls that area. you had john kirby on air force one saying he'll be asking tough questions of israelis. israelis don't need tough questions, they are the victims and biden said which i aappreciationiate idf did not -- this attack. strong support for israel, i hope version one of president biden overcome slight equickcasion we have seen here and there. >> emily: moving to this, two attack drone have been intercepted trying to target american air base in iraq as we get new report the pentagon is moving two aircraft carriers and thousands of troops closer to middle east in hope of deterring growing conflict a axios discussed response against hezbollah if they attack israel. bring in green beret commander michael waltz. >> what i hoped to hear from president biden was pivot on iran and acknowledgement that we have indirectly scomb in some ways directly funded this terror. what i used to pay attention to under maximum pressure campaign was consistent reporting and complaints from hamas and hezbollah and militia attacking in iraq that they were out of money, their coffers were dry, money had dried up from tehran. one other quick point, this is all about iran. they gave them weapons, gave them ammo and gave them training, conducted rehearsals in lebanon. and we don't have evidence of ayatollah on the radio with these fighters, that is ridiculous and end of the day, that is what i hoped to hear from the president and furthermore, every time he says i'm concerned about the israelis observing human rights, that sends a signal to hamas and hezbollah and others if they can keep having incidentses like this hospital bombing, we saw how quickly the media turned, that is play their propaganda hands. >> emily: there are votes for the house speaker. what do you say to americans who feel disheartened and disserved by those elected for them tlchl is stalemate and stymie made that could be directly relating to this israeli atrocities and attacks. >> that has been my message to my colleagues, back in january, we were arguing over process and policy. now frankly a lot of people arguing over hurt feelings. this war changes things. our great eftsest ally need us and only one that will push this administration to do the right thing on iran is right here right now. we need a speaker. i voted for jim jordan to be that speaker, to get us back together and push this administration to do the right thing. what else we're not doing is digging into the corruption in the biden family. we're not putting forth legislation to freeze iran's funds in that bank in qatar. we're not moving a package right now to replenish iron dome. this is frustrating. americans have a right to be frustrated. those who caused this chaos with kevin mccarthy clearly did not have a plan and you have real conversations that democrats couldn't be happier of having some type of coalition government and that is not what our voters elected us to do, they want the border under control, get spending under control and fund national defense and get after debt. it is frustrating for all of us. >> kayleigh: congressman, quick counter factual, you have associated press that sends out, breaking gaza health minister says 500 people killed at a hospital they said caused by israeli air strike. counter factual, if putin put out propaganda of that nature blaming a hospital strike on ukraine would associated press and sensation and others say putin says ukraine to blame for hospital strike. >> great point and it showed. administration showed with original statement out of the ambassador in terms of deescalate israel and hold back. the europeans and members of this administration and of congress are by default reflectively going to turn on israel and accept this pop propaganda and they should be debunking it. >> emily: more "outnumbered" in just a moment. dry skin is sensitive skin, too. and it's natural. treat it that way with aveeno® daily moisture. formulated with nourishing, prebiotic oat. it's clinically proven to moisturize dry skin for 24 hours. aveeno® why didn't we do this last year? 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>> dagen: they are propagandist for a terrorist organization. i don't know why they can't just say stop, explosion at hospital in gaza and wait. >> kayleigh: yes. >> dagen: but their bias betrays them. there was a -- we've known for literally decades that hamas hides weapons and caches of arms in their own kindergartens and that was a state department report that confirmed that. why the knee-jerk reaction to immediately blame -- pick up what and say palestinians say, well, they are intentionally covering up for hamas. why the knee jerk? that is who they are. i will stop talking. i want to say something about iran and cutting funding, but i will see my big mouth to others. >> kayleigh: idf colonel said it is job of media to ask questions, he is right. when you have major wire service saying 500 people killed by israeli airstrike, why not leave out that last part and say gathering facts at this time for who is responsible. david webb before you get to jay tapper, realize hamas and they have known this, israel stood up an effective organization to counter false social media, i know the colonel who ran that for years. i've been there and seen this myself on numerous times how israel acts. look at what hamas does, the lie will be repeated immediately and they get it out so we can go out. israel put out a video from the live shot seen almost 19 million time, they know that hundreds of millions will see this. once you start seeing this information war, you understand the challenge israel has. media can be as false as they can be, lie, be propagandists, but we have to counter them with seeing hamas for who they are. iran has effective media arm, so did the other groups. and soviet union. >> kayleigh: got to run, more "outnumbered" in just a moment. ? 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