♪ [the star-spangled banner] ♪ [the star-spangled banner] ♪ [the star-spangled banner] ♪ [the star-spangled banner] ♪ [the star-spangled banner] will: secretary of state antony blinken is in jordan meeting with middle east leaders as arab leaders push for a cease-fire. the idf continues its gaza ground offensive. prime minister benjamin netanyahu says there will be no pause unless all hostages are released. >> translator: our forces operate in all fronts and in all capacities. our victory will be swift and clear. it will deliver a message to our enemies that will resonate for generations. rachel: the department of defense is releasing photos showing two us aircraft carriers in the mediterranean after the chief of hezbollah if is a threat in his first remarks since the war broke out. >> your fleets will be no good. bombing from the air will not work. your interests, your soldiers, your fleets will pay the price. they will be the victim. will: the idea of hammering suspected hezbollah hubs. good morning. >> reporter: good morning. as you mentioned, secretary of state antony blinken, as war rages in the gaza strip, he's in the region engaged in shuttle diplomacy trying to keep the war from gaza from spinning into a regional conflict after he stopped in israel, to prevent dungeon -- trying to urge a humanitarian pause in the fighting. so aid can get to supplies in gaza. >> we are absolutely focused on getting hostages back to their families. and a humanitarian pause could help that effort. >> reporter: >> translator: i made it clear we are going full steam ahead and israel refuses any temporary cease-fires that does not involve the release. >> reporter: israeli troops and armor have gaza city surrounded, just getting into the populated areas, the fighting is only expected to intensify from this point. a lot of outrage into an israeli strike yesterday, the israelis tell me that the ambulance was being used as a mobile unit by hamas fighters and our hamas fighters inside the ambulance and that's why it was struck. in the meantime, there are reports out of washington for senior official in the biden administration saying hamas fighters attempted to smuggle themselves out with foreigners who were leaving the gaza strip. a number of sick and wounded were to go with the foreign half passport holders, those this were checked and found to be people from within the ranks of hamas and that is part of the reason those exits from the strip were so slow. will: it is encouraging there's an ability to vet those refugees. do you have any color you can add to american citizens within gaza. i some palestinian americans, can you tell us who we are talking about, dual citizenship holders, how are they being vetted as they exited egypt and at some point to america? >> reporter: one of the families i was following was with 5 kids, her father was very desperate back in the state, she is married to a dual nationality citizen who is british and palestinian so they were just in the gaza strip visiting relatives when october 7th happen and they got stuck so there are a lot of people in that predicament, innocent bystanders and they got stuck while hamas was trying to sneak fighters out with them, they were stuck in the gaza strip subject to a war that was closing in on them. rachel: why did take them so long to get out? they were warned early on to exit. if you're an american or british citizen, get out quick, why did it take so long? >> reporter: the siege of gaza happened rapidly with israel shutting down all the exits, the exit to egypt was not open to people coming out until it was opened two days ago so they were stuck, they tried to get out as best they could. there wasn't anyone sticking around for solidarity particularly the passport holders. people who aren't in the fight want out of the gaza strip, there's little question about that other than palestinians who believe it is patriotic to stay in the refugee camps and stay in their homes because they don't want to surrender to israel but these dual passport enters want out of gaza strip and it was the maneuvering of hamas that caused them to get stuck. pete: the idf said they inserted gaza city. are we talking far outside the city center. how far along are they in their offensive right now? >> reporter: the troops and armor have gotten to two neighborhoods on the southern end of the gaza strip, to not get too deep in the nitty-gritty of the maps of gaza this is where you start getting into the dense population. they fought in the north where it is densely populated but not as thick as the stuff they are getting into now, the deeper you go into gaza city, the more tunnels you've got to deal with and what we understand from the people who have been inside the fence in gaza, you fight can you take an area and a fighter popped up behind you because it popped out of the tunnels and you try to engage the fighter and he disappears back into the tunnel so this is as risky as fighting gets and you still have the complications of standard urban warfare when you've got to get around corners and worry about people on balconies. will: it is obvious the administration's strategy toward israel has changed and changed rapidly. last weekend, there was -- we support israel with no equivocation, now because of response from their base you are getting calls for a, they don't want to call it a cease-fire, i've never been told, pause your fire, that's not a military firm, cease-fire. it is effectively what they are telling israel less than a month into this. rachel: we are paying with so much weaponry israel is using and then getting all of this sort of feedback from especially muslim communities and some swing states that they are worried about so they want to mimic those calls for a cease-fire and play it both ways, we want a cease-fire but also, they've not stopped in terms of their support for the war and weapons and so forth. meanwhile rashida tlaib has been under fire. she says that her community is very upset about what is happening, she's calling this a genocide and she's also been called out because there was a resolution to callout anti-semitism and she and many other democrats didn't vote for that. here's what she had to say. >> the american people are not with you on this one. >> we will remember in 2024. will: she attempted to say from the river to the sea is not a call for destruction and death, it is rather a call for liberation across israel for all people but the thing about that, that is just not an honest assessment on two for rents. from the river to the sea does mean the destruction of the jewish state, the west bank, jordanian river to the mediterranean sea and even if she could somehow thread the needle of saying, she would be saying a two part, if you want equality for all or piece, two states, that is what you should be chanting, two state solution but even if she's trying to weave this through, it is being adopted by anyone who would call for the annihilation of the jewish people, it has become that in meaning and she knows that. rachel: she uses the mantra we mean coexist. anytime a liberal says -- the people with the co-execs stickers are the worst, they do not want to coexist even with conservatives in america, so that for me was a big red flag. >> i enjoy trying to analyze something that' s sheer stupidity. from the jordan river to the mediterranean it is crystal clear. it has nothing to do with coexistence and human rights. it is our way or the highway and that is what israel is up against and what benjamin netanyahu is not listening to antony blinken saying i need to fight for the defense of our existence, slogans don't matter to us. it is amazing to watch the white house cave this way. because of rashida tlaib and the squad, is that is driving the train in the democratic party. also the young people we which we will get to later in the show. and it is obama, this is the extension of their view also no doubt. so on to capitol hill where, speaking of not obama but the president, james comeer says the bidens will be given subpoenas in a matter of days. the bidens themselves after claiming president biden got $40,000, laundered in china, meanwhile hunter's ex partner is calling on the bidens to join him for testimony which is not going to happen but he is effectively saying what hunter biden's lawyers are saying is a lie and i want to testify for them. do you get the sense is this a real moment? real testimony? what is changed? rachel: it has always been a matter of forensic investigation. we've always needed a forensic investigation and fbi is supposed to do this, this is what they do but they've refused to do it, they blocked we know from whistleblowers, they blocked investigators and the irs from going down any path that might lead to the big guy, they refused to do it, the doj is supposed to prosecute, they can't prosecute, it was left to congress. sean said congress is not made to do this. this is not what they are supposed to do but they had to do it because the fbi refused to do it in an honest way and so james comeer has been persistent in getting documents, taken longer than any of us wanted but he says he now has enough and within a few more days he's going to be able to say we can put them in for testimony and hunter has said that he and some accusations, bobalinsky says bring it on. all the allegations contained in the 10 page letter to us attorney graves are patently false and i look forward to exposing these lies and laying out the facts in a public forum in short order. hunter, jim, and joe biden know they are all false and are trying to weapon eyes the doj against me. hunter biden and the biden family are so determined to ensure this is put for the american people, we should all appear together before congress publicly, under oath, they can name the date, time and place and i would be willing to do that for the american people. he has been available for the fbi since his famous interview with tucker carlson on this network and the fbi never called him after that even though he said i've got all the goods on this guy. pete: you have him saying why don't you appear with me together, appear with me and have this out. meanwhile, lowell's letter is calling for the fbi to investigate him for lies and false testimony. it is always interesting to note whose side is asking the other to be silent and the other is asking to submit to a fair hearing, you know what i am saying? it is across the board. how to you do that when always taking the mantle, shut the other guy down. to answer the question you asked, i think it is a big moment. the idea you could have jim biden, hunter biden submitting to a subpoena before congress, and who you are doing business with, if this happens, it will be on tv, a congressional oversight committee hearing. rachel: do they have to show up? will: it is one of those nebulous area you can be in contempt of congress but do they enforce it and now the president's son, a lot of it ends up depending on public pressure and legal pressure behind that. rachel: this is the problem with not having done this from the fbi and the doj. >> if you don't have the actual receipts, than they can wiggle out of that testimony by saying i don't recall. i'm not sure. all the buzzwords hillary clinton and everybody else's use, better habit dead to rights. will: and understandable, it gets lost to confusion in too many details, you need details for the truth but like any story that goes on forever him of the casual viewer, i can't keep up with the details so better make this understandable right there from the accused. rachel: we have $400,000 payment and 10% moving from shell company to shell company. >> you got to draw that line in a way that people can't -- when reading it. you are reading it. it goes back you can prove the ukrainian stuff, firing the prosecutor, jim jordan from the beginning said that's the tightest and closest line to follow. we will see. pete: congressman byron donald's is on at 9:40 eastern time. he will join us. turn now to your headlines. new graphic. cincinnati police searching for whoever is responsible for shooting the left a male victim dead, 5 others wounded. gunfire erupting last night near the city's soccer stadium, the city's police chief confirming some of the victims are under the age of 18. >> this is absolutely unacceptable in our city. unacceptable that on a friday night, 6 people were shot in one incident. pete: authorities are still looking into the shooting. happening today, 8 gop candidates including donald trump are set to speak at florida's freedom summit, candidates will sign paperwork to appear on the florida primary ballot. meanwhile the rnc announces tuscaloosa, alabama, will be the location for the fourth presidential debate in order to qualified candidates must be polling at at least 6% and have at least 80,000 unique donors. the new criteria comes ahead of the third presidential debate on wednesday night in miami. boston college eligible after taking down syracuse 17-10, the team's fifth straight win. as if i'm following the season, losing to dartmouth, must not have been much else on last night 23 to 21 after a late game field goal. >> he has hit two field goals tonight. it is on the way and it is good! pete: this crowd at the end zone. i promise no more princeton football highlights on the show. texas super fan matthew mcconaughey joined the big noon kickoff show this morning as the bullhorns take on kansas state. it should be a good one. coverage starts at 10 a.m. am eastern only on fox. >> who is -- that would be quite a race. pete: check the tape on that in a year. rachel: thank you lockdowns, lagging test scores, homeschooling is up more than 50%, not what the unions want to have happen after the pandemic. major cities behind that movement. will: sam bankman-fried found guilty of fraud and can spend one hundred years in prison. how his conviction could impact all crypto currency. holiday shopping got easier on affordable décor and more. you know you can get these all at once, right dad? 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>> the leader of hezbollah, what else is he going to say? he is a proxy of iran like hamas is. he is going to make those kinds of statements but he makes those statements without any capability or capacity to carry out what he is threatening to do. he's not going to threaten our warplanes, he's not going to threaten our fleet. there is a risk of bases, servicemembers in and around the middle east as we've seen earlier, that is something the united states needs to take seriously, they need to put pressure on iran because these two groups operate at iran's direction. i think it was his speech that was predictable, i don't think he has the capability to do what he said but we have to worry about our bases in servicemembers and protection of them in the middle east. will: on this potential escalation for the united states, i will ask a micron followed up with a macro. you said there's no threat to the fleet. i didn't serve, don't profess expertise in military tactics but i do remember the uss cole bombing and i see these rockets that hamas, hezbollah has a ton of rockets is capable of firing. they've gotten more accurate over time, less haphazard. neither of those in your estimation represent a real threat to anyone, any member of our fleet in the mediterranean sea? 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>> in 2023 they arrested 344 people on the terrorist watch list. people understand 800%, they took 50% of them, northern border is a huge one, how do you know? the tsa no-fly list, and during the vetting process, derogatory information, if you are a terrorist today and harm the united states, why do you put yourself in opposed addition, and being got away, that's the scary thing that i said 100 times, the biggest national security failure, is self-inflicted. >> brian: will: they are spending more on that. >> there are great opportunity zones. money doesn't fix the problem. it is a policy issue. reinstate remain in mexico, they fix 80% of the problem. if they restart the agreements they could solve this problem. there's a plan in place, the trump administration approved it. there's a plan to fix it, we proved it. they need to instate these plans, they don't want to do it because this is by design. rachel: republicans are trying to attach border money, ukraine money and pretend -- give more money for the biden administration process more illegals, appreciate you joining us today. >> good morning, thank you. will: let's turn to rick r reichmuth for the weather. >> it has been a while. after the show. tonight, and extra hour of sleep. the next hour of sleep helps a lot. at 1:00, 2:00, 6:00, do it all for you. extra hour of sleep. it will be dark early tomorrow and it will be cold with winter temperatures across the deep south and a big warm upcoming, the next three days watching the entire country, well above average temperatures. a flip-flop from what we saw, it will be really nice. the northeast we haven't had rain in 8 weekends. finally we are trying out a little bit. the long-term trend, this is what things are looking like, warmer than average temperatures, precipitationwise the pacific northwest desperately needs rain, drier conditions across the ohio valley. you are watching and paying attention. will: i have a little orange tree and it is cold this past week and it lost a branch. it is so heavy, heavy enough i can't to bring it inside. could have thrown a blanket over it but got to this point you are talking about. you just said to me, for a month it turns out. >> it doesn't have a little change. this is what the outlook looks like. will: good useful information. rachel: useful information on the show. all right. coming up, lockdowns lagging test scores and curriculums, alabama leading all of this to the rise of homeschooling. our next guests helping fuel the surge. how it could help your kids next. i served three overseas tours. i love to give back to the community. i offer what i can when i can. i started noticing my memory was slipping. i saw a prevagen commercial and i did some research on it. i started taking prevagen about three years ago. i feel clearer in my thoughts, my memory has improved and generally just more on point. prevagen. at stores everywhere without a prescription. rsv is in for a surprise. meet arexvy. 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