state antony blinken. according to reuters, said blinken was wrongly blaming iran for the conflict between israel and hamas and says the u.s. is exacerbating the conflict by overly aligning itself with israel. also, new details on what's happening to u.s. troops overseas. they've been attacked 14 times in just the last week. centcom is telling us two dozen service members were injured on drone attacks in iraq and syria in just one day. earlier today another rocket was fired at u.s. forces in iraq. it was intercepted. no injuries have been reported. now we go live to jerusalem where fox news at night anchor trace gallagher is standing by. is there concern in israel that this conflict is destined to grow wider and more dangerous, especially when it comes to the risk to our troops in the region? >> reporter: yep. yeah, i think it's already there, laura. you are kind of pushing in that direction. you talked about the 14 attacks against u.s. service members in just the past week. it is also worth noting secretary of state blinken, who was blaming iran, as is the biden administration, has vowed to defends u.s. forces, and yet you have all of these u.s. forces being wounded. so far there has been no response from the united states. that could change in the days to come. it is also important to note israel, we're all still waiting for that ground war, that so far has not begun. but it's not without saying that israel has got its hands full. in fact today they had to defend themselves on four different fronts. rockets coming from hamas and gaza. rockets coming from hezbollah in lebanon. rockets coming from syria into israel today, as well as some hamas divers who were found in the ocean apparently moving toward a southern israel beach. they were killed. the tunnel they came out of near the gaza border was also blown up. the response to that, israel has now launched some 400 air strikes in just 24 hours killing top hamas, four top hamas leaders in the process. we are now being told that the prime minister, benjamin netanyahu, met today with israeli defense forces, kind of going back to the ground war. he said they are ready. he also said the quote is the next stage is coming. the question around the world is when does the next stage come? and the backup question to that will be, does hezbollah get involved from the north and does this become a much wider conflict? >> laura: i know you visited with families who have been dislaced and they lost moved ones in the horrific massacre october 7th. what do they tell you? were these are families living in a jerusalem kibbutz. they are also families whose homes were destroyed, whose family members were attacked in the october 7th attack. they are now trying to figure out what the next move is for them. they've spent the past two plus weeks going to the hospital visiting family and friends, attending funerals. some tell me they have attended as many as four funerals a day in those weeks. there's also concern for their children. we really haven't focused on that. there are hundreds of children in the kibbutz. they come in all ages. it's very difficult to figure out what to do with them. they can't find enough teachers, enough coach, not enough activities. one parent told me that he believe what's happening here is these kids are going to lose out on one more aspect of their life. watch. >> it's like a lost generation. i mean, missing on lessons. what are we going to do with them? how are they ever going to keep up? how are they going to finish their grades, their tests? do we go back home or do they go back to class. they're missing classmates. some have been killed. how do we deal with that? what do i tell my kids? >> reporter: he said his 7-year-old son six months ago had to crawl under his school bus and stay there because the air raid sigh lens had gone off. everybody, young, old, has been affected by what's going on in israel, laura. >> laura: trace, phamas doesn't think about the children in israel. they are all disposable. everyone is being hurt by this barbarity. thank you very much, trace. negotiating with terrorist. that's the focus of tonight's angle. we all know it's a longstanding u.s. policy that our government does not negotiate with terrorists who are making threats or taking hostages. makes sense in a general matter because saying otherwise would put an invisible bounty on the heads of americans working and traveling abroad. as the years war on, u.s. presidents maintained this policy. as usual, obama muddied the waters all the while claiming to stick with the old policy. >> i officially believe the united states paying random so terrorists risks endangers more americans and funding the very terrorism that we're trying to stop. at the same time, we are clarifying that our. sy does not prevent communication with hostage taker by our government, the familiar list of hostages or third parties who help these families. when appropriate, our government may assist these families and private efforts in those communications. >> laura: obviously we all understand and try to understand the pain that families of these hostages are going through, desperation. ultimately obama's move did nothing to disincentive rise hostage takers. if anything, it did the opposite. this move came after obama's swap of high ranking taliban at gitmo or one army deserter, bergdahl. >> we seized the opportunity. in terms of potential threats, the release of the taliban who were being held in guantanamo, we will be keeping eyes on them. >> laura: oh, yeah. we all know how that ended up. one of the released prisoners is suspected of returning to the battlefield. qataris were really on it. now a more dangerous precedent could be set with 200 hostages that were taken during the october 7th attack. rather being held accountable for their barbaric murder of civilians and torture of women and children, hamas is using hostages to win propaganda points and stall an invasion. >> it is hamas video. it's not clear what propaganda purpose they may have been thinking of when they allowed this to be filmed. this is an extraordinary moment. an 85-year-old israeli grandmother was released by hamas. >> it's okay, let's go. >> you can see her shaking the hand of a masked gun man, shalom, or peace, she says, as she's led away. >> laura: the report did describe the atrocities committed in the kibuttz. hamas got a very valuable photo op with that handshake. we all want the hostages to be released. we also risk losing sight of what they've done to innocent israelis about the terror groups wartime preparedism. >> we know the tunnels have air conditioning. there was shampoo, antibiotics. it is stunning. you have a contrast with what's happening above the ground, where there isn't water, never mind shampoo, okay? hamas stock piled all of that and has that under ground. >> laura: that's true. that's not all. hamas didn't simply have ac and meds. they were prepared for female hostages. >> everyone is prepared by the scale of the attack but the preparations for hostage taking seem to be a significant piece of the plan. >> yes. when they say prepared, they were there for prepared -- let's just go ahead, if we're being honest. that means they had tampons. that is a level of preparation for what they were going to do. >> laura: if i didn't know better, i'd say cnn almost giving hamas a five star rating on trip adviser. >> the mundane reality of having feminine hygiene products, it is those very specifics that are most striking. >> laura: no. what's most striking is how little we seem to have learned about terror groups taking hostages. if you give them an inch they'll take a mile. next time they'll take more prisoners. that's why we should let israel make their own decisions. remember this is the same crowd in the biden white house that transferred $6 billion to fund the release of americans in iran, only for humanitarian aid the $6 billion will be used for. under pressure post october 7th the white house did order the funds to be put on hold but not permanently frozen. >> $6 billion i understand iran hasn't accessed any of this yet. there have been reports of this agreement. yes or no, if iran wanted to access it today, could they? >> i'm not going to speculate one way or other about future transactions. none of it has been accessed and we are watching every dime. as you would expect we would. we're watching it very closely. >> laura: this is not the time for amateurs but unfortunately that's what america has in charge. at a time when americans are asked to go further into debt, we need clarity now more than ever. to that point, you can't understand how young people get fooled when our own press refuses to describe hamas accurately. check out the associated press top call guy to the israeli/hamas conflict. says anger on both sides exist. but then claims the term terrorism and terrorist have become politicized, therefore they're not using those terms to describe specific groups. chalk up another victory for the pro hamas propagandaists. >> what is his level of concern about potential rise of anti-semitism in light of everything that's going on in israel? >> look, we have not seen any credible threats. i know there have been questions about credible threats. just want to make sure that's out there. those who are muslim have taken a bunch of hate filled attacks. >> laura: those comments sparked outrage in the american jewish community and beyond which led to kgp doing a big 180 today. >> when jews are targeted because of their beliefs or their identity, when israel is singled out because of anti-jewish hatred, that is anti-semitism and that is unacceptable. there's no place for anti-semitism, full stop. it's important to the president, to me personally and to everyone in the administration. >> laura: full stop period. this is embarrassing. but then again she's been embarrassing from day 1. why is everyone surprised here? hard reality is that as long as joe biden is president, america is going to continue as a nation that goes from crisis to crisis. all our adversaries know this. they're going to use their missteps to advance their own interests and their own propaganda interests. without a confident staff with biden in charge, a staff that's chosen on objective merit not political symbolism or because you're a first. israel should politely tell americans, thanks, but we got this. the biden team came into office firmly believing that the biggest threat to america was americans who didn't agree with them, maga people. that's why the most ruthless person in the entire administration is merrick garland. as far as the others, they're so hapless they become unwinning dukes for our enemy. that's the angle. joining me now molly hemmingway editor in chief fox news contributor. we've got some other domestic news. but biden said israel is making its own decisions, but we know that's not true, don't we? >> there's a reason the ground invasion of gaza hasn't taken place. i'm afraid it's biden and blinken asserting pressure on netanyahu to hold off on that. i think the other thing is the incredible weakness. you called them amateurs. they are incredibly weak amateurs. biden is weak personified. it is his weakness that's brought us to this place and his weakness in dealing with iran. his giving them money even more so lifting sanctions to give them tens of billions in oil revenue to fund hamas, to fund hezbollah. the other thing that's become apparent to me in washington this weakness play out in this specific situation and watching those abhorrent comments from the white house yesterday about anti-semitism, i think they are in a different cut place at home. the rabied left, which is the democratic base is very anti-semitism, very pro palestinian. if they go too hard on this issue, you have the 2024 elections coming up. if they alienate that rabied left, you've lot the white house. their weakness has put them in a very awkward place international but also a very awkward police politically in this country. >> laura: we'll get into that rather on with ed rawlings. john kirby was asked today and he was asked to grade biden's presidency so far. tough question. watch. >> do you want me to give him a report card? a plus. being president of the united states means balancing an awful lot of priorities and challenges. president is managing it really well because of his long experience in government, the wisdom he brings to the job, the relationships he's had. he's on top of it all. >> laura: molly, literally no one on the face of the planet believes that. no one. >> i don't know if there's anyone in the biden administration that i have lost more respect for than john kirby who is saying things absurd. joe biden was very clear that he opposed every aspect of president trump's domestic and foreign policy. he ran on that. we are now seeing what the fruit of that opposition is, with president trump you saw in the middle east, expanding peace with historic, the move of the embassy to jerusalem, with the signing of the abraham accord. with things like when sulmani was attacking our troops, we took him out. there was no fear about being strong but you saw expanding peace in the region. with biden, the middle east is on fire. we have hostages. we have a horrific situation breaking out that americans will be paying for. it is just a reminder that when he said he opposed that foreign policy when he was elected, we are really suffering from that. >> laura: on the house spaoeakes race, which is still going on, trump came out against tom emmer from minnesota. that killed his chances of being the next choice. basically wrote on truth social the republican party can't take that chance because that's not where the america first voters are. voting for tom emmer would be a tragic mistake. he was out in a matter of minutes. >> that's correct. e emmer, it is hard to believe that he was nominated to be speaker. he was pushing the popular vote pushed by soros. it is appalling that he was even considered for speaker. tom emmer was never going to be speaker. gaetz has five votes. too bad jordan couldn't convince some of the big funders that wanted to see the ukraine gravy rain going. the problem, laura, is this. some of the infighting that took place in terms of who would be supporting the 022 midterms led to republicans only having the four seat majority instead of a 20 seat majority. now you've got swamp creatures, america first mentality fighting each other. >> laura: yeah. >> i don't see a path forward. lot of people in the greater world who say, if there's no speaker, does that mean we won't get any more spending that will sell us out? we're final in the short term. >> laura: molly, we're just learning there may be a deal proposed where there may be a co-speakership with jordan and mccarthy. molly, is this more trial balloons that will go nowhere or is that an interesting idea? real quick? >> seems like we are having the conference come to terms with how bad the situation is. as the number of votes keep getting lower, whether people might try some kind of strategy like that. those are two people broadly liked by the conference. it might satisfy different wings. who knows? >> laura: if all republicans stick together, they can get this done. some attention grabs headlines about israel were just made. we'll be on it next. 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>> look, what hamas did to israel was wrong. it was morally outrageous. israel absolutely has a national right to self-defense, laura. they have the capability to do it. a diplomatic iron dome means institutions like the u.n. that would criticize israel trying to draw false equivalent between the attack. israel would say, no, they have a right to national self-defense. that was the premise of israel in the first place as a nation. the project was based on the idea of actual right to self-defense and existence. i stand for that. that's difference from saying the u.s. needs to get involved in another no win war for the u.s. in the middle east. from iraq to afghanistan we have made these mistakes before. $6.5 trillion is attributable to those wars. thousands of american lives lost. >> laura: hold on. difference though for obviously israel is our ally. >> yes. >> laura: that is different. certainly different from ukraine. they are a vital ally in the middle east which is critical for our national security. i'm totally with you an iraq and afghanistan. i was on the other side early on in the iraq conflict. that turned aout out to be a total nightmare. they are our allies. we don't let our allies down. we don't give them a blank check. just like saying we made mistakes in iraq, i think that's a mistake. >> what i have said, many in israel don't want the u.s. second guessing the decisions they make. >> laura: that's different. that's different. >> that comes with aid. if the u.s. is going to provide aid, it's up to the u.s. to ask israel questions about, what exactly are the objectives in gaza? what comes after hamas in gaza? what i have said, no aid to israel at least until we have clear answers of what exactly are the objectives of that ground invasion, which i have serious concerns about. that's israel's decision to make not the u.s. or anybody else's to get in the way. if the u.s. is going to fund it or get involved, then we have to ask those questions. >> laura: i trust israel's judgment better than i do blinken and austin. in the last hour, bret baier had an interesting segment with chris coons and john thune. the escalation with iran came up. >> iran funded, supplied, trained the funders of hamas and is behind these other proxies. we need to be striking back and be prepared for the prospect that this will get harder. >> not responding is not an option either. you have the an mating force behind the evil in that region is iran. message will have to be sent. we can't afford not to act. >> laura: the bipartisan war consensus seems to be back, vivek. >> i do not think a broader regional conflict or war with iran is in the u.s. national interest. my view, laura, you have arab countries, including saudi arabia, turkey, israel. all of whom who have shared interest in the region to make sure iran does not present a problem. it's an uncomfortable balance of power. but this is not the answer in a no win war. iraq first doesn't come with an asterisk. we have to look at what advances american interests. that's my moral obligation. if i'm the next president, my moral obligation is to the citizens of this country. yes, that including standing for our allies. >> laura: we are limited time. sorry to interrupt. so you have been spending a lot of money. i'm looking at what the campaigns are looking like. you spent more in the last quarter. donald trump cut back on spending. obviously, he's way ahead. you ramped up your spending, over the last year 23 million, something like that and he's cut back on spending. are you getting the return on your own investment? you're the money guy. are you getting a big bang for your bucks here? all these pollings and consultants that you hire, how's it paying off? >> we'll find out early part of next year. my bet, laura, we're doing this as a grass roots campaign. when i started this nobody in the country, save for a few, knew who i was. donald trump made some significant investments to win in 2016 as well. at least i'm spending my own money. the super packs are a cancer on american politics. the dirty little secret in american politics dances to the tune of their biggest donor. in that case my biggest donor is me. it's a small dollar movement. yes outpaced desantis and other campaigns. that's what's gonna lift us up. we'll see early next year with the iowa caucus. >> laura: we're interested in watching. vivek. a pro palestinian mob beats a volunteer. they are here to tell us what happened. stay there. >> laura: how can anyone of us forget biden's talk about charlottesville. >> close your eyes and remember what you saw! neo nazis, white supremacists and the kkk coming out of the field. coming out of the fields with lighted torches their veins bulging. veins bulging. their veins bulging. championing the same anti-semitism vile heard across europe in the '30s. >> laura: no one on his staff has told him about the other rallies happening across the united states filled with tpha fanatics with militant chants. >> you're committing genocide! >> you're committing genocide! >> laura: just outside chicago in illinois home of the state holocaust museum, we saw some of the more shocking demonstrations taking place. remember that city was famously the site of the neo nazi demonstrations that were at issue in one of the supreme court seminole first amendment cases. those protesting today might wave a different flag, but their target seems to be the same. instead of purely free speech, these ones are engaging in straight violence. >> hey hey hey! [ bleep ] >> laura: where's the white house? joining me now the man you saw who was just attacked by pro palestinian protesters. also a college activist. peter first, how are you doing after that? what led to that moment? >> thanks for having me. i'm doing a lot better. i do have bruising on my hands and back as well as a concussion. what basically caused that event, i was at this pro israel event. i was going to meet one of my coworkers outside of the event. as we met together in his parking spot we tried to get back to the pro israel event. when we went through the police barricade, they denied us entry so we had to walk back through a lot of the pro palestinian protestors. at this point the entire mob already saw that we were pro-ez rail. they began following us. they were screaming at us, saying we were committing genocide. they began kicking my co-worker. as we began to make our way toward the end of the street we saw an orthodox jewish couple. the mob got angrier and started following us. at one point i got separated from my co-worker. it was myself and this couple. i was punched in the back of the head, pushed into bushes, hit with a flag pole. thankfully, there was a police officer there to help me get to safety. the overall situation was very very scary. this is something we, people who are pro israel, are subjected to. >> laura: it seems like, again, the white house, or biden or his supporters, they seem to have only a focus on one type of protestor. they use that one type of protestor as their vehicle for attacking all conservatives or anyone who ever voted for trump. they did that brilliantly. in this case, you're attacked. looks like other people are harassed who are obviously jewish-americans. yet they're calling you a nazi? they clearly seem to be vehemently anti-israel. that's just stupid. they're just stupid people at this point. >> they were going to that orthodox jewish man and his wife who are older. they were calling them nazis. this lady was shaking. it was one of the most crazy things i have seen. this lady was shaking, trying to pull her camera out to record. i said, miss, don't worry. all i was worried about was trying to get out of that situation safely. >> laura: you could end up with a brain bleed like andy noe when he was attacked by antifah. the work you do at turning point usa, why do you think so many young people are flocking toward this pro lynn cause and hamas at our universituniversities? is it tied to anti-americanism? is it more propaganda or social media or a combination? >> i think a lot of it is a lack of research. i'm not going to tell anyone what to believe, but i do encourage them to do their research. lot of universities and professors who are actively supporting a lot of bad things that are happening in israel are a reason a lot of students, mostly college students, are pro palestine. we are pro peace. we're pro israel. we want everyone to live safely together. we are humans. we all bleed. lot of students don't want to do the research. >> laura: research? 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>> this is a scale we have never seen before. you see the protests in every state raging across the country. they have upwards of 15,000, 20,000 and sometimes even more that we have seen. i think that's really putting the fear of god into jews across america. >> laura: lot of friends of mine who happen to be jewish tend to be democrats. they're more anti-trump than pro trump or just grew up culturally more liberal. do you think this is changing perhaps some views on issues like the 2nd amendment or is that a leap? >> i think it's a leap. i think you're going to have liberal jews -- again, this is not a blanket statement on all liberal jews. i do think it's more of a certain sect of jews, mainly orthodox jews, for the most part, are the ones who are really gearing up, going, asking me for training, going to the range, purchasing their first firearm. i think liberal jews in a lot of cases tend to have liberalism as their religion before judaism. >> laura: tell me about the training you're doing as someone who is a big 2nd amendment advocate myself. have been known to frequent certain gun ranges. tell me how you're conducting the training? >> i'm doing in class training, introducing people to the different types of firearms out there, gun safety, different types of holsters, safes. doing all that aspect. living with guns in the home especially with children since i wrote a children's book on gun safety. that and also taking them to the range. giving them basic one on one. how to grip the gun, proper stance, trigger discipline, firearms 101. >> laura: always treat a gun as if it's loaded. yehuda, thank you very much. new 2024 polling shows rfk jr. could have a major impact on the race. he's going to tell us what we should know and what we should be aware of. stay there. ♪ with fastsigns, create custom graphics that get tails and tongues wagging. ♪ fastsigns. make your statement. this is our last chance to help save thousands of holocaust survivors who are suffering in the former soviet union today. the needs that these forgotten jews have are something beyond anything you can imagine. have you eaten this morning? i ate the carrot, so i ate half of it yesterday. and this is what she ate in two days, one carrot. please pray for me! the international fellowship of christians and jews began this ministry to help elderly jews living in horrible poverty around the world. we urgently need your gift of $25 now to help provide one survival food box with all of the foods they critically need for their diet for one month. when you call right now, your gift's impact will be doubled to help save lives. i have a tremendous love for israel and the jewish people. this is why i'm partnering with the fellowship. it gives me a way to authentically bless jewish people in need around the world. i believe in god, but i sometimes feel maybe he forgot me. perhaps you could tell my story and i will find a matching soul that would understand. i face hunger again. please don't delay. call, scan, or go online now to help rush one survival food box to a holocaust survivor. when you call right now, your gift's impact will be doubled to help save lives. this is what god wants from us. just feed the hungry. if you hear god's voice, i'm asking you to act now. do it when it's on your heart. i pray that they'll know in their final months that they're not alone. z remote -- we cannot lose sight of the x factor is here, meanin third-party candidates. a new usa today suffolk university poll has the front runners and biden tied at 37, but independent candidates i have could you make has a not unimpressive 13 percent. the socket that some of this support is coming from voters who would otherwise support the trump. cornel west is also in the mix, peeling off some biden voters, but west is only putting in about 4 percent. during the now is someone very familiar with third-party candidates, and old credit balance, campaign manager for ostrow yes intimate. he also was campaign manager fo one of the last prepositional campaigns, reagan 84. west or rfk jr.? >> sure, everybody has to be were just aware there is new polarization in the country. people don't particularly like the parties so parties don't have -- elect growing, like prospering, people are like going on a registering and you will have them to candidates running again, and i think it will biden and trump. but the country does not necessarily want, neither party wants, and biden's numbers are as incoming president terrible. so anybody that takes three, four, 5 percent away, make a bi difference. you are not going to beat them in the head-to-head, but he certainly can affect a party tectorial college, which i assume since we have run the simulation twice, and literally one time trump 1-mack by only 50,000 voting the second time 100,000 votes figure you're talking a very narrow focus h here. >> ed if you were advised by candidates that start with tr trump, i mean, you're one of th last great campaign managers alive in the united states, wha would you say to down trump now given these external factors that are also coming into play. >> i would tell him to run, to his court stuff, perform in any way shape or form he wants to. he has a ton of lawyers and the have to advise him. then go out and campaign on the things he has president, talk about what he accomplished and talk about what is being done everyday. run a set of steps -- separate campaign from his legal. he is trying to make his legal campaign is campaign. that is not a winning strategy. >> so focused on the issues, growth, prosperity, low gas prices. ed, his low gas prices that i a something that is not really being talked about? >> not being talked about, but more important is the border. i think the border felt he did great things and, certainly tried to do great things. that certainly flared up everywhere. again, it is not just new york or california, what have you. people worry about that if you are. so i sent it will be a big issu i talk about. economic stability was a big issue. the military, rebuilding the military was a big issue. and when asked to separate, he can't go out. the key thing and all discussio tonight, i've been a fighter al my life, not a hater. i've never hate getting to my environment. and damages me as supposed to them and is old -- a old great boxing coach occurs they gave great advice to refrig is at th start of a fight, protect yourself at all times. i think we all have to basicall be on guard today. there's a lot of unhappy people around the world, angry people around the world. it's only going to get worse. so be aware of your surro surroundings. always be prepared for might endanger you in any way shape o form. and people want to get guns. i don't dissuade that. just make sure you are well trained in how you use them. >> it certainly is a little crazy but everyone should remember that, anderson, remember john edison was pullin at, one, 24 percent and metadat at any election day he only got 6 percent of the vote. remember, that ends up being a big flop, real quick. >> well, ross perot intrative the election, he was under both bush and clinton. he was at 39 percent. and he dropped. he didn't really good campaign. he didn't know how to run a campaign. reality is, i assume kennedy will have some of those numbers. i don't think they will say. >> well, ed, great to see you a always, always the optimistic warrior. that's why i always love and balance. up next, jesse watters. >> welcome to "jesse watters pr