i'm anita vogel in new york. the u.s. office of palestinian affairs confirming the rafah border crossing between gaza. egypt is expected to open this hour. once it's and running, foreigners will be able to leave the besieged palestinian. while much needed aid can be brought into gaza. more than 2 million palestinians are facing shortages of food, water and medicine, which prompted president biden to strike a deal with israel and egypt to open the rafah border crossing. but after the white house announced the deal to allow 20 trucks of aid to enter into gaza, there have negotiations. israel has voiced concerns about the aid getting into the hands of hamas. that's the gaza based militant group whose deadly surprise attack on israel earlier this month killed more than 1400 people. some 200 people are also being held hostage. two of them an american mother and her teenage daughter, were released. the girl's father says he spoke to his daughter and that they will be able to return to the u.s. early next week. >> i haven't been sleeping for two weeks. tonight, going to sleep good. >> i spoke with my daughter earlier today. she sounds very good. she looks very good. she was very happy. and she's waiting to come home. >> the good news there again, the u.s. office of palestinian affairs says the rafah border crossing gaza and egypt will be opened sometime this hour. once it's up and running, foreigners will be able to leave the besieged enclave. while much needed aid can be brought into the into gaza. israel has voiced concern about these deliveries, fearing it would land in the hammonds hands of hamas. once again, the border crossing will be open sometime this hour. >> i'm anita vogel. fox news. a look at half. yeah, we're back. we're back. >> the image tested near. friday. so you know what that. let's welcome tonight's guests. sherwin-williams named their whitest paint after him fox news contributor tom shillue. he has gun for his arms and construction permits for his legs. fox news contributor johnny joey jones. when in doubt, she'll deep fry it. co-host of the bottom line or pop business? fox business. what's happening to me. dagen mcdowell and every halloween adults come to his door and give him candy. "new york times" best selling author, comedian, nwa world champion tyrus. all right, all right, all right. >> all right. before we get to some new stories, let's do this. briggs left to my leg. >> all right, it's leftovers where i read the jokes that we did news this week, and there were a lot. and as always, it's my first time reading these. so if they , we'll take out joe mackie's teeth. one by one with a pair of rusty pliers. >> he likes it. all right. a new study says satisfaction may be key to delaying the onset dementia. so you better get on that. dr. jill. disgusting. you're disgusting. president biden has officially condemned hamas saying he prefers salsa or rock with his pita bread and chips chips . >> the australian version of maxim magazine has placed daniel laidley, a biological man at, number 92, on its list of 100 hottest women. >> no comment yet from number 93, garry shandling, r.i.p.. >> researchers have found that certain species of female frogs will lay completely still and play dead to fend off potential mates. too bad they never worked with my uncle who died. >> he like to have with frogs. all right. >> not better. that it? 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>> you ask? a recent study revealed a link between dementia and inhaling menthol. although the mice did report they were alive with pleasure. do you think they used white mice? tyrus probably not. he, mayor eric adams, is returning from his trip to mexico, where met with potential migrants, warning that if they aren't careful, they could. >> up in new york. >> president biden has a new ad assuring voters he's not too old to run again. he's also claiming that is jamaican caregiver stealing from him. thanks a public fundraising drive. the world's first museum will reopen next month in london. >> apparently was closed for five days last month. yeah, there are a lot of ways to go with that joke. can we? that was the cleanest one. according to a new study, ice cream potato chips are as addictive as cocaine and heroin. and can trust the results of the study because it was conducted by experts. >> a live action version of the animated gargoyles is in the works. and you'll never guess who's been cast. >> play the lead roles. one, two. and finally, according to a recent study, 49% of people in serious relationships think about someone else during. and you'll never guess who that someone is. all right. >> let's do some news. this week, we saw the media get duped by another hoax. and this time, what a monumental up. on tuesday, rocket fired by nearsighted haters hit a hospital in gaza. of course, hamas blamed israel and claimed 500 people had been killed. obvious lies, but it still was hand delivered by the hamas pr department. our mainstream media who ran with it like? carl lewis with a kassam missile up his . they got story completely wrong because they took the word of terrorists and like accepting a parcel from ted kaczynski, it blew up in their faces. it ran on the new york times front page, and there was an ap headline that ran, quote, hamas run health ministry says israeli airstrike on hospital killed hundreds. and our old pals at cnn tag the news from the palestinian health ministry. reuters cited gaza health authorities. in other words hamas. but you'd think the media would have learned a lesson after being duped, hoax after hoax. the covington kids, some alleged the bubba wallace news the tape russian collusion saying hunter's laptop was russian disinfo. but they can't stop. why is that? because they're told what they wanted to hear by the they wanted to believe. they already knew who the good guys and bad were, whether it's jesse hamas or blm in the universal of oppression. they are the oppressed and you are the oppressor. and if cities go up in flames, blame the jews. so are they admitting that they screwed up? not a chance. because doing so means, the people that they really hate, namely us, were right about something and they can't have that. meanwhile, our commander in padded briefs, instead of focusing solely on israel, linked it to. >> i know these conflicts can seem far away. this natural ask why does this matter to america? so let me share with you why making sure israel and ukraine succeed is vital for america's national security. you know, history has taught us that when terrorists don't pay a price for their terror, when dictators don't pay a price for their aggression, they cause more chaos and death and more destruction. can we walk away from ukraine? we turn our backs on israel. it's just not worth. >> all right. so why this arranged marriage between fresh tragedy and a dragged out war? that's not clarity. far from it. the trick is, if you're against aid to ukraine, well, then you hurt israel. but there's something gross about using a terrible event as part of a package deal. it reduces its horror and its meaning. what a wasted opportunity to bring clarity to an event by saying what no one else will say that we are dealing in the here and now, not history that goes back centuries. this is why the passion of coeds is so laughable. for it's truly amazing that someone born in 2005 has the solution to a problem that's vexed humanity. since biden was sniffing the hair of a wooly mammoth. history is often used to justify present day horror, putting the onus on you to endure long, endless stream thorns with ignorant babies. and no one screams louder than today's college students who warmed up their lungs about pronouns and bathrooms and the cultural appropriation of the taco tuesdays. for the left, it's game with no end, especially when they're getting paid for it. >> oh, that's right. i already introduced guys. tommy. yeah. happy friday. >> yes. yeah. greg? yeah. what would you choose to respond to the media who always rush believe the bad guy? >> yes. and i love what you said about the it reduces biden's speech, reduce the effectiveness of both arguments. it's like when you watch an ad on tv and they don't stop selling you things and they give you. now, how much would you pay? but don't stop there. we get you a set of steak knives and, you know, oh, that original product stinks. don't need a potato peeler, you know. and so that's what he's he's doing. he's this is very fresh. hamas just slaughtered all these israelis and he throws it in, you know, his last pet project and it really weakens it. >> it's terrible. yeah. and then how many times did he mention in the us? it was like he was saying, you know, he's like, i felt like he couldn't read his teleprompter, you know, he he's really hard, you know, it's like, open your eyes. maybe you'll see it. yeah, but the like, it's like his eyelids are like blinds that he draws down as he's sleeping of flip them up. >> but how many times did he mention the united you know ,he says, oh, terrorism is terrible. >> we know we have terrorists here in this country. he's still trying to pound that like maga as terrorist thing. >> he throws in all his pet projects in here. yeah, i thought it was totally weak. and i mean, think it's remarkable that, you know, that i. he got bad reviews, didn't he? yes, he did. there you go. all right. >> way to ender and weekly. well, that was point. yes. yeah, that's it. yeah. there you go. joey, how damaging is this sort of misinformation for the people who are fighting in this war? as a veteran who has fought two wars? you know, what's great is if you really want to lose a war, go into it. not really wanting to fight it to begin with. and that's what really me off about when he when he gave this speech. i think what really bothered most is he suddenly threw in iran in one sentence and then almost immediately went to went to he said, you know, israel is not responsible for what happened at the hospital, but we have to make sure we abide by the rules of war. you know, how else can you talk out of both sides your mouth and what his age and ability probably like. cheers and food comes out both sides of his. >> but at this point, it was, you know, this self-righteous indignation out both sides of his mouth. you and you say something like that in an address important. you're saying nothing less than, hey, those of you who are kind saying that israel israel is committing war crimes. man, i hear you. i hear what you're saying and i'm going to make sure they don't. this is the sad truth of when you go to war, you are you are choosing to commit evil. that evil can't be committed to you. there's nothing pure or righteous about, but there's something righteous about defending yourself so that the innocent people you're responsible for don't suffer while you're in charge. i would hate to be benjamin netanyahu. i would hate to be the president united states because to war is the worst thing in the world you could do. but if you're going to go to war. >> mm. go to war to win in the different. but the sad truth, babies are going to die either way. mm-hmm. but do they? because someone from hamas attacked them and tried to kill ,or do they die because israel is trying to get rid of hamas, bombed a facility that has hamas terrorist in it and a baby's too close. >> mm-hmm. that's the only difference. yeah. and to here and pass it out and try to make it into something it's not. i fought two wars that we tried not to win because we had to have clean hands. guess what? we don't have clean hands. and we lost them. mm-hmm. there. go again. >> do you? why don't. why does media ever fess up for their mistakes? you're in the media. you admit wrongdoing constantly, often on this show. >> yeah. and tyra? yeah. and tyrus knows this as a man. >> if you ever want to get laid again, what do you tell woman? >> i. yeah. if you ever want to get a keep your job or. you know what? if you have a moral core, you admit you're wrong. >> if you if you want to live with yourself. but these people don't. >> because, well, one, they're arrogant and two are they are hamas and they're biased, betrayed them. >> that's why they were so quick to jump on this story because they side with against israel, the oppressor and they side with the terrorists because that they palestine as the oppressed. again, that is actually the colonizer and the colonized that's old soviet union propaganda. how funny is that that they've picked up and run with over these years? >> but it would be if you just said it like this, i would be fine with why would you when they reported all these stories if they just came out and said terrorists told us so, yeah, that that is the truth telling. yeah, they just said it that way. all right, tyrus, you want to talk about joe or the media? >> well, it's all connected. it's all connected. it comes down to one thing. we, this nation, have a war over accountability. >> because you can say things and do things without any accountability. you can ruin someone's. you can make crazy. you can argue there's no such thing as a woman anymore because there's no accountability. mm-hmm. right. and so when they so when you want to say hamas is for the freedom fighters, for palestine and the jews or horrible monsters that are doing all these things, there no consequences. it used to be when a reporter got it wrong, he had to drag on in front of the tv and be like, ladies and gentlemen, i reported wrong and i correct and i have a correction. he had to do it personally or even better if it was if it was such a glaring mistake, he was fired. mm-hmm. so he was gone. nobody was fired for getting it wrong because getting that story wrong lit a fire across the world. there was the next day, people were trying to burn down embassies. mm-hmm. countries were saying, get the out of lebanon because you got wrong. but we live in this time, and this this young group, they can go and they can say anything they want to cause no consequences. what was everybody upset about? not that the kids signed a petition. it was because they're not going to get jobs now. yeah, it's not fair. no, it's called accountability. so as long as we continue to have this argument, we're like, well, they can't they can't respond. israel can't go in there and wipe out because it's the palestinians fault. yeah, it's -- it's hamas. no, it's not hamas is fault. it's their fault. so therefore, you can't do anything. now we're seeing israel lives by a different guy. they live by the accountability . if you come into my house with a stick and hit me with a stick, i'm going to come at you with a gun. and they have every right to do so. so this argument that we're seeing across the our president comes and i'm going to say, listen, it was difficult for me. so i understand, mr. president, but sometimes sometimes you just got to do it. >> you got to put the glasses because no one's afraid of this . >> yeah, they go, all right, we must move on to next block. up next, could a headline prevail making white candidates . >> providing for your family is a top priority. but what happens when you need affordable health care? 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and all the people who are pro the white, people who are pro equity step aside. >> that's great work. >> i didn't really mean my job. yeah, that's right. what would you guys even do this job? you got to read and no math and we clearly proved you don't. so, no, we give the inconsequential jobs and pat you on the head. i love this. they. they turned it on to virtue signals. yeah. and now they turn around and go, well, why are you running? yeah. yeah. and now they don't know what to do, because guess what? they're not going to not run. mm-hmm. so now they're going to say, i'll tell you what. my interns will be a black man in minister. yeah, they exist. and i say they probably. i am one of them. sorry for outing you today. i'm one of them. that is, they look at the makeup room anywhere. that shirt. yes. this is a black man. shirts i borrowed from it this morning. i didn't want to wake them, though. >> r.i.p. charles payne. yeah, diggin all day. this argument is impeccable. how do you get around it? >> oh, i actually worked how you get around it. >> okay, so in and with democrats everything and you talk about this is move, you have to figure out a way move up the power pyramid of adversity. >> so the more oppressed and marginalized groups that you belong to, the higher up you rise. >> exactly. >> intersectionality. right. so race is hard to fact. wasn't elizabeth warren figured this out a long ago? she just got busted. race is hard to fake, but not can switch your gender like boom. >> you don't even have to take the hormones. >> yeah, you're right. so all your, your sexuality, look at sammy britton. yeah. you know, the lady dress and luggage thief. >> yeah. so adam schiff can immediately become a zoroastrian with fractious. >> hmm. because you have to have, like, some sort of, like, health problem cracks his . that seems like something mathematic. >> no, you can't digest algebra ,just, you know. no, because chronic panic, . he's really done. >> he's already got red cheeks. yeah. i mean, that's not a big leap. zoroastrian nobody knows what zoroastrianism. >> and then he's got like chronic liquid diarrhea. there you go. hmm. well, that's delicious, joey. >> that they've gotten to the point now where all you got to do is tick a box, right? >> well, adam schiff has bowel problems because he's fully. what is it with helping you people? >> you're bad. you lay in it. yeah. here's the deal. i brought this more micro. i'm looking at this actual senate he was talking about. you have three players here. you have adam schiff, katie porter and barbara lee. and i just want to say, on behalf of white people, i'm sorry, man, that's not the best we can do. yeah. i mean, barbara lee probably is the candidate in that group. >> race aside. >> that's true. but here's the, you know, i am a heterosexual, i believe. that's right term white man, you know, straight white man. and, you know, i was born that way. i didn't mean to be i didn't choose it. it just kind well, at least three quarters of one anyway. and let me tell you everything i have i've earned. and if you want it, come take it. and if you are better than me and work harder than me, i'll support you in it. and that's how we should all look at it. >> there are there are kids, minority in desperate situations that deserve be invested in. that's how you fix a diversity problem, not by getting elder elderly or older or ethnicity people of other ethnicities and saying i will. you deserve it more. >> mm-hmm. you know, tom, when you go to your late night meetings with the kkk, do they discuss whether or not the head should aside for a minority? >> yeah, it's the kiwanis club. great. kim car dash. i. i get confused. white people can't be senators anymore. that was. i thought that was the last thing we were good for. >> i'm so glad i work for you, greg. yeah. in my heyday in the nineties, i could actually make a living doing commercials back when people liked white people, and i could be like a white guy eating spaghetti. oh, that's great. and there was, like, ten years where i could play the dumb dad. yeah. so i survived on that. and now i can't do anything except be the bad guy in the simplisafe. i'm like, air force one real killer in any movie. >> yes, i could do that too. well, you're like the architect in every law and order episode . first they falsely accused a homeless man, and then by the. >> by the third commercial break. it's you. yeah, actually, i'm working mike colombo villain. >> look here. yeah, it's actually colombo. any more questions? yeah. one more thing. the i think adam schiff, though, he should just go full alien. he should say. >> he's from another planet. yes, that. that trumps all the other race stuff. and because i can't decide who is more like marvin the martian from warner bros.. >> yeah. or gazoo from the flintstones. >> you know, he has a bit of a kazoo. hey, dummy, is spud, he all sounds dr. smith from lost in space. yeah, he does have a little bit of dr. smith. yeah who do the pain. >> the pain? 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mallette was reportedly entering a rehab treatment facility. i hope it's in maga country. his rep telling tmz that jesse has had an extremely difficult past few years and is taking steps to get help. well, good for you, jesse. just don't beat yourself up over this. joey yeah. >> spacey or smollett. what do you want to talk about now? lord oh, neither. >> no, listen. so i'm a fan of shakespeare, you know, i'm a liberal studies major out myself every now and then. and i haven't followed this case closely from what he was accused of was pretty bad, but he was acquitted. and that's where we are in society. i mean, i think i'll take it a little bit further. >> there's a pitcher named trevor bauer who was accused of some pretty terrible things. he's accused of basically engaging in activity with a woman and beating her up really bad. ruined his career and he's the hottest pitcher in mlb at the time for his age, where he was. she comes out and does this. he can't say a word about it going through all the proceedings. almost two years later, he puts out all the evidence where she texts with her friend. she baited him in. she was taking videos the next morning. she faked it all and but he doesn't get his career back. so i don't know if kevin spacey and jussie smollett are the right people to be championing, you know, a cautious approach that i'm not championing. smollett but i'm just wondering, i like to see people that go through the court system rather than the court of public opinion. absolutely and i think we're seeing that. my point is it's coming back around. yeah, true. however, yes, tom went through the court system. >> he repeatedly is found not guilty. and yet the court of public opinion is still punishing him. yeah, it was a theater his movie was going to premiere. they had already sold the tickets, theater pulled out. it's actually remarkable. this shows you hollywood doesn't care about money. >> they always say, oh, hollywood, it's not red or blue. it's green. they don't care about money. they fired him from house of cards. the only reason anyone watched that show was because of him. >> they fired him and then they sued him because they lost money. you lost money because you fired the only reason anyone watched that stupid show? >> yeah. he should've recited merchant of venice like the shiloh speech or shylock speech. because nobody would know. like, are you pro-israel or anti-israel? i don't know where you come from, joey. >> you your shakespeare. i know he lost me. dagen. what do you think? do you think this is smollett's first step in trying to get to dancing the stars? >> yeah. yes. except it's not serious enough. it's outpatient rehab that doesn't even exist. exactly you got to check in. >> yes, i'd watch that if he danced. >> those two nigerian guys. oh, my god. they could carry him out like this the way if they do it, you guilty feed have no rhythm . all right, here's a quick. okay, so tara's. if you go into rehab of it, is you have to be honest about everything. will he then come out and say it was a hoax? it was the drugs that made me do. gregg. poor, sweet, innocent child. let me break this down for you. this is not, as you said, and you're usually you're dead on with your reporting. it was not his first step. this is step 47. yeah. okay. remember, he would. he didn't wanna be an actor anyway. he was going into a singing career. yeah, it was the last time we talked about. and then trans gate in canada happened, and we dropped the story and moved. now he's run out to do so. his publicist said, listen, you need to go to rehab and get your life together. and he said, no, i'll do what else can we do that looks like i'm going to rehab? yeah. and then i can get back on tv. so he's the loss. yeah. spacey doing shakespeare is as perfect as it gets because he got a standing ovation, which i thought was phenomenal because his life was ruined. not just he and in this country, this is what the woke do. they don't want courts, they don't want facts. they want feelings. hollywood wants feelings. who's hot, who's not, whatever. when he did his thing and they cheered for him. for him, that's a man. remember? he didn't want anyone knowing his sexuality because it was a private matter. it was his business. he just acted as his profession . he went home. he protected his personal life. all that was dragged out into the street, he's acquitted. >> and then what does it matter to us? doesn't matter, because we feel like he's wrong. we want to go after him because he's successful. so for him to come out and his shakespeare was perfect because he was basically throwing it back at him, he's basically calling the world is full and i refuse and still standing here. so i applaud him for it. but again, it just goes back. you can't the two together because juicy ain't copying nothing. he thinks he can still figure this out. yeah, because he's on he's on the right side. because they'll forgive him because eventually is going to be it's not his right. it was a racist tv host who made fun of him that caused him and it affected the gutfeld show, affected the ratings of the show. he was on. so we had to do something to get to the world to look back at the struggle of an angry black man who called me a tv host. all right. coming up, it's always cheery when we your latest query. >> he's not going to stop. have you ever felt leg pain, restlessness, cramps, tingling, swallow, numbness, itchiness or coldness? 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