>> kayleigh: this is a fox news alert. after nearly 50 days of captivity, hamas has freed 24 hostages, and they say they will release more in the coming days. correspondent jeff paul is on the ground in israel with the latest. >> yeah, and we are learning tonight that, on top of the 13 hostages released today, the israeli government believes there could be another 13 released tomorrow. but the mood right now a bit bittersweet on the ground in israel, because people know there are still more than 200 people being held captive inside gaza. nonetheless, today was a very significant first step, and we could see more scenes like that if this cease-fire that went into effect at 7:00 a.m. this morning holds. here's what we know about people released today. 24 hostages released by hamas, 13 are israelis, 11 are foreign nationals. among the israelis freed, we know four of them were kids ages two to just nine years old. one of the kids, the 9-year-old, actually had a birthday inside gaza while being held captive by hamas. three of them are mothers and six are elderly women, but none of them, any of the three, where americans being held captive, at least not yet. today israeli prime minister benjamin netanyahu spoke about the hostage releasing and said he basically wanted to ensure that everyone eventually gets home. >> interpreter: i emphasize to you, the families, and the citizens of israel, we are committed to the return of all the abductees. this is one goal of the war and we are committed to achieving all the goals of the war. >> what is critical about the time we are in right now is that the cease-fire holds. it ensured that more aid got into gaza for the folks who call gaza home, and it also ensured that the people being held captive by hamas were released. if that holds, we can see more hostage releasing happening in the coming days. back to you. >> kayleigh: we certainly hope that's the case. jeff paul, thank you. the people released today shows with the terrorists targeted. look at those faces. grandparents, moms, children. that's who the hamas terrorists took. on the morning of the attack last month, she was with her 6-year-old daughter. she sent a message to her family. once she realized what was happening, there were terrorists in her house, and she was afraid she would not survive. thankfully they lived and now they are on their way home after almost 50 days in terrorist captivity, in the darkness of those hamas tunnels. two sisters, two and half and four years old, they were kidnapped with their mother while they were visiting their grandmother. their father worried, but now they are home with their father. my daughter and i prayed for those two little girls, and i got to tell her today, her prayers were answered. yafa hadar was kidnapped last month. he or she is in a golf cart surrounded by terrorists. she is now free. one of her grandchildren is still a hamas hostage. he was kidnapped when he was eight years old. he turned nine. he had his ninth birthday in captivity. he was taken along with his mom and his grandmother. he had sent out birthday invitations for a party to his friends. unfortunately he will not be attending his own party because he is in the hands of hamas terrorists. i am told he's a brilliant chess player and a wizard with the rubik's cube. his mom abducted, as well. >> you can look at the picture, he is 9. happy birthday, wherever you are. you deserve to be out and about with your friends, not held in captivity by monsters who have conducted one of the most horrific massacres on earth against innocent people since the holocaust. >> kayleigh: that was on october 23rd, when i had that conversation about ohad. his mother, his grandmother, now free with him, but his grandfather and father are still hostages. former israeli diplomat and spokesperson for the israeli consulate in new york, you just saw him, that october 23rd conversation. he joins me now. i was live on "outnumbered" today at noon and we got the 13 names, and trey yingst reported, ohad, who you ask our viewers to a happy birthday, was freed. but it shows the heinousness of these terrorists, that they separate the mother from the grandfather, the grandfather from the grandmother. >> there was a photo came out of ohad being accompanied by terrorists from captivity to the ambulance, and that picture, frozen. imagine every parent's worst nightmare is to see their children in the hands of such monsters. we love ohad and we are so happy he is home. but like your reporter said, bittersweet, because even though we are filled with hope and passion that they are back, we want to see all of those people back, addicted from their beds in the morning of one of the most holiest and joyous days in the jewish tradition, the feast of simplot simchat torah.>> kayleigh: he as brother, ariel, in captivity. he spent a tenth of his life in captivity. one of his relatives rode this. "we must have the little strength, used a little strength we have to avoid falling apart. we tried to resist the urge to anticipate, hope, celebrate, or even imagine, because never before has someone felt so close and yet so far away." where these hostages were being freed from, i thought of little kfir. >> you ask yourself, with a baby, what do you do and you can't even walk connect who breastfeeds you, who touches you, who keeps you warm at night? the act of cruelty is beyond imagination, and these are the kind of monsters we are dealing with, kayleigh. >> kayleigh: and he wanted to tell me specifically, he said, "i want to tell our viewers about itan." >> these are not just numbers, these are live human beings. he is 12, and his mother says that he is even afraid to go on sleepovers to friends' houses. now he has spent 50 nights in the hands of the hamas members without any member of his family, after seeing his father shot a shot and taken awand takeny and his mother and two sisters separated from him, i think mothm every day.y da this photo accompanies me wherever i go because it's parta of my heart and the communal heart of all of thosed people who seek justice and light in this world. that should be where id. t is. any >> any indication tomorrow? we know there's a list of names . the israeli government now has i know you can't share the names. goow has. i don't even know if you're privy to the names. any indication? privl think they wil be children? >> so the the idea is thereildrn will be children?, even though when it comes to hamas, we know their nefarious character. meso you can't trust anythingfai until you actually see it with your own eyesous , which is exactly the reason why the government or any official go will not comermation. out with the information. because even when they tell you something, you can trust it. i can give you an example. hanna katsura, who wassometh red today, 79-year-old hanukkah zero islamic, announcest it.d ai days ago that she died as a result of israeli bombardment. c so imagine her family. one moment they hear that sh, e passed away because of that, and the next moment she's being released onto the car. hethese are manipulators of the worst kind of the human heart.no and they know how to target the hearts of israeli eyes and mass. but we are strong, kaylie, even though we are in tears. like i said a few days ago,event our tears are fire of resiliencho ae and hope. we will rise and we will thrive after this tragedy and wele bac will bring our people back. and the most important message that people needk, most to knowt there is that we will defeat hamas and eradicate their evil.r they will no longer exist on our southern border for humabenefit of notsouthernr th , but of humanity. >> no doubt about it. to horizonte. o . thank yo >> thank you. america stands with you. thank you so much. israel has a list of hostages that hamas says they will release tomorrow. we do not know who's on that list. hamas is holdinglist. over 200 hostages, including ten americans, including abigail. we told you her story. amerpresident biden wasn't able to tell us if or when they might be releasedbio. t knw >> we don't know what the list of all the hostages are andknow when they'll be released. but we know the numbers. they're going to be released nua soon as my hope and expectation will be soon. families with missing moms, dads, children, brothers, sisters and grandparentss, are living in a nightmare, anxiously waitin and g to see if their family will be released next. like the family will bey of tenh old cofer, who we just told you about, who was kidnapped his with his four-year-old brother erielle, and their parents, too. >>rother and the family of my n. guest, omar lubitz, on good note, a mom and her three kids were kidnapped. their fatherthre and siblings killed. omar lubitz, gracenote is thehe founder of the hostages and missing families forum in new yorhok. omar, thank you very much for taking the time to join me. uch fori thank you for having m. >> your family that's in captivity. igh: youmily ini want to ask yo. so chen is the mother.them .and then you have a gone girl in tall, 17, 11 and nine years old. tell me about them. what are ears they like? >> indeed. indeed. on october 7th, my cousin thike? became a hostage, a widow and a bereaved mother. on the same daa widow,y she wasn hostage with her three children. beautifukel, happy, spirit, loving, educated children and with her. and she was a social worker. child she to herted children and their husband, nadav, and their eldest an was murdered in theirt bear w house. the heart can bear what they've been throughthey and we're eagey waiting to see them back home. i want to underscore what youai. just said. >> in a moment, she became a hostage, a widow, a bereaved mother. and the question becomes, doeseo she? does she even know it? doesw it? she know that two of r family members are lost? >> we don't know. you know, the strategy is it'sdd it's hard, hard to understand. but we are trying to be focused on what we can do. and this is work here in the us working israel. all the families devoted and dedicated to this cause because our family, we know what terror far is. exactly 20 years ago before the october seven attack. our family suffered another terror attack when there was atc a terror attack on a restaurant en haifa and other cousins of ours, five family members sam were murdered on the same day, three days before it happened. we know the price. we know the consequences. wee and we are working very hard to bring them back home. hard only aboutt abou our family. it's about all the families that aret thlies tha dear to om. you know, when you hear something like the israeli government has a list, we know w 13 free today, 13 hopefully tomorrow, what do you do? do you just look at your phone and hope it lights up with a goll from the government and with the knowledge that your family is amonhe knoge to be released. >> what is that waiting game like you do? you wait. i think the whole nation is waiting with us. and i thin. the wholk that, like charles said before me, when when we deal with hamas,n't know you can't know until you see them with your own eye s. . and even the list today was the surprising lis. we >> like we heard the story of hanukkah, israel, which were thought she was dead was like ur stories. you have to understand, families were separated again. they were kidnapped on october 7th and they were separate kiddr now, fathers left behind. i am a father to a two and yea a half years old, and the fighters are not even in the list. the children were taken from them and got back to israee l. d to h thanks god. we're thrilled to have them. it's a happy day. its that we needed, it gave us hope and strength. >> but i wan and strt to mentiot that most of the families that were released today familil have loved ones that are still inside. haim perry, he is 79 years old. abraham under 78.78 gadi moses is 79. sharon kunio aloni she have two beautiful twins, ammar and yuli. >> there are only three years old, the age of my son. >> i can't imagine the pain and we will not rest until we will see all of them back home t because it's only the first step of the deal. p ofwe want to see it's getting complete in the next few days and then we want to have them deals because we need to bring them home. >> yes, omer, i have a four year old. i have a one year old and my family prays for yours. ar-oldthank you so much, omer. >> thank you.so muc pro-palestinh,e protesters tries to ruin an iconicried t american tradition here in new york, macy's thanksgiving day parade. look at that . pouring fake blood on themselves, gluing their bodie s to the streets, blocking the floats along the parade route e, liberating palestine and planning for liberation for palestine. and there's an ongoing. and our planet is dying. and you're our fighting. we want a free palestinee palest and the planet in this regard. >> i know how. >> oh, my gosh. and look at what they did to grimace. poor guy.d he just wants to get across town and look what they diace!d to him. hijacking parade routes is not how you win the hearts in the minds of the american people in the globe. but i don't think that's reallec yly the their point, do you? pro-israel activists emily austin joins me now. emily, it's the thanksgiving day parade and they gluedthemse themselves to the streetlv. ves oscar of the year goes to. i want to address two parts to this video. they're calling for palestinian liberation in whico addro pah in you in calling for palestinian i i careesbecause about palestinian lives. but i'm not going to be a hypocrite about it. ifbut i'ing to b you truly care about liberating palestinians, you israel injoin trying to eradicate hamas because palestinians live better in lives in israel than under a terrorist group government. under e hamas is finallyamas is eradicated, hopefully we can g and thenhave dialo have a democratic government placed to govern palestine. t tb but to be pro-palestinian right now is essentially advocatinge pro- for the terrorp group that is currently governing them. so don't be a hypocrite. cuy governn liberate palestine, but then you need to also understand that right now a terrorist group is governing them. so these people are honestly arn just so uneducated. and then secondly, they areng ao talking about a. but nobody can prove that anuty is happening because according to the united nations, the palestinia n population is exponentially growing. so if somebody could point out to me where a is happening, then i'll advocate, you know, to stop itat sto, too., too, >> but it's just it's just misinformation. emily, you have fact bus like you're giving us facts here. >> and what just blows my mindy . heok, my heart bleeds for every child that dies. an innocent child in gaza. i don't want any child to die. but when you have protesters chanting from the river to the sea, they are chanting for. tw right. and to two wrongs don't make a right. make it righ for the of thee is jewish people is 100% wrong. all the deaths that are happening in gaza, i spend my nights crying over the hostages, i and the palestinian casualties. but i want to point out there but i wanto military in theld ta world that says hello. we are invading at this day, at this hour. evacuate. get the civilians ou.t and hamaa is putting the civilians as human shields. so every singls pe bloodshed, every loss of life goes to blame hamas. it's not fair that thehe palestinians have a terrorist group that doesn't let them evacuateave when the idfe idf is invading. i didn't see any warning for the israelis on octobeis .r seventh before hamas invaded. no, and i've seen those tunnels under children's bed. i've seen those weapons in al-shifa hospital. it's adeildren's tragedy.s a tr >>ag emily, thank you. up next, joe biden's poll numbers took a polar plunge. >> here's something i bet you didn't know. >> the new york times raves. the holdovers. it's a laugh out loud. christmas miracle. 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"new york times" laid out biden's biggeshe new yt problemt >> what's so trickyip a about leadership is you want i people who can both inspire and move the population and also people who respect the population. too much of our politics today takes a whole bunch of issues and say if you don't agree with us totall"if you ey on this and that and this and that, it means you're ignorant meant andi think that's one of the big mistakes that the democratic party has made. and one of the reasons whymirt they struggle with working has of the. a mo >> wow. a moment of truth fomer a momenr . it appeared as thoughs biden might be listening to that messag might be. tol yesterday, he told nbc that wed all need to get along and be decent to one another. >> this face every day and we have to come together. you know, we are we can have different political views, but there's we have one view. politicathe one who is the fine, greatest nation in the world. we should focus on that. we should focus on dealing with our problem and being together and not know it and stop the suffering and the rancor. you know, we have to bring the nation together. method, decency. >> we all need to comeogethe together. decency. well, maybe joe should tell dece tell tho his campaign becae they posted this a guide form rn liberals to help them respond to crazy maga nonsense at their family's thanksgiving dinner table. all the guy does is bash trump spread lies about how great the economy is under biden and try to create a bigger divide between democratto cides and republican. >> how's that for rancor? but that's reall y the biden plan. misrepresent your record, mr. .k conservativesn plan, it's lazy. r he ranan on on that in 2020 ane used it again during the midterms. >> donald trump and the maga republicans represent ans repr extremism that threatens the very foundationses of our republic. maga republicans do not respect the constitution. >> they do not believe in the rule of law. they did notlievin recognize thl of the people. maga forces are determined to take this country backwards. maga republic is look in america and see carnage and darkness and despair. >> they spread fear and lies. the blood red maga speech.i'll n i'll never forget that one, sadly, spreadingev fear and lies is all joe biden has left to run on. >> amber dukl e is the editor fr the spectator and shawn davis is the ceo of the federalist. welcome to both of you. you know, shawn, i go on real clear politics, that average thof polls, the last ten nationl polls, trump beats biden tenbeat out of ten. >> i'd be scared if i were him. >> he should be scared. and joe biden's got a lotoblems of problems. the economy's not great. inflation is through the roof. groceries are expensive. college is unaffordabloof,e. s v >> a gas is over three bucks a gallon. but joe biden's biggest probleem is that people can see the results of his policies and they're bad. >> everyone's worse off nowitic than they were four years ago. they're poor. they canan afford less. not and that's not the fault of joe biden's rhetoric. that's t the fault of joe biden and democrat policies. jox until they actually can fi those policies. and in my opinion, it's too late. their troublespo m are not going to go away. >> but the problem, we're told that storoblems p by molly jongt over at msnbc. amber, it just stood out to me because it's about controlling . uote her quote her directly. republicans cannot control their base. their base republic runs the show. >> aren't voters supposedsuppos to run the shoedw? >> >> exactly. you would think that politicians would want to listectly.u would n to votere to represent their voters more aptly. but th thee democrats have contr for average americans. that's the whole problem. i meanage across the span of te biden administration, we have heard repeatedly s fromhate y his officials how much they hate you. i mean, we had a whiteou had house press secretary, jen psaki, at the podium downplaying concerns 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elbowing a grandmother for an immersion blender because deals aren't as good as they used to be. >> anack friday has become insult. okay. the younger generation is never going to understand and be like, i heard in 2010 that somebody punched an elderly womaerstand.they'll 10 that n in the face for tv. >> yet because it was 80% off, it was. is it like 5% off with zero interest that just smack in the face. >> that's a labor day tale. that's memoria. at's al day weekend. >> so that's not black friday. black friday should makeot mee r walk in the store and go, holy, i'll wrestle somebodd goy for the fight and maybe lose in the tick talkers. out. watch out.as so what was it like out theret i today? fox businesske correspondent jef flock is here to tell us. >> well, kelly, i come u to yosu somewhere in the crowd here at the cherry hill mall in new jersey. indeed fro , there are concerns this year about inflation as well inlabout the economy in genera . but it hasn't really had much impact on spending. it is true, if you look at thera national retail federation numberils, yeah, there's less of a big growth in spending for the holidays this year. a couple of years ago, it was double digits. doubits. year it's between three and 4%. but still, people are spending about $875 the average family will spend on christmas this year, according to their survey. and the folkg tos that we talked to out at the mall say, yeah, things cost more. osbut they're still spending.lls thankfully, we're okay. but therpend>>e are a lot make of families, aren't. we have to make sure we grab those things early. so that might be the biggesu ings earr purchase this year is makin sure that we get all those gams for the for the kids. i wonder where else we're going to have to cut from so you canel make santa deliver. >> i know that it's a little bit tough forlivery. some people. i see a lot of people struggling, but you just appreciatee a lostrugglijust thu have as to where people are shopping this year. to tccording to thee national retail federation. the winner is online againretai 58% of shoppers surveyed sayai abey're shopping for christmas online. about 50% say they're shopping at department storesou orut discounters. and about a quarter say they're shopping at small say , says one ofstmas their sources for christmas gifts. gii leave you with one perhaps sad note, and that is from the new york. yeah, people are shopping, but they're spending money they may not have, according to them, credit card debtter of in the u.s. in the third t quarter of this year reached 1.8 trillion. and with a t dollars, that was an increase of 48 billion over the second quarter. and that doesn't even count money that we're spending noeven during christmas and the holiday run up. and people are still spending.i yes, they may be spending moneny they don't necessarily have. kelly, back to youmoney . >> thank you, jeff.leigh: even though americans are still budgetin tugg christmas presenth they're being priced out of the american dream. eya new "wall street journal" norc survey shows that only 36% of voters. how sad is that? only 36%i believe the american m is still within reach thanks to inflationn re, interest rated and lagging wages. >> most believe they will neve r get that house in the suburbs with a two car garage and a modest savings pair. t that ten years ago when more than half of americans believe that that dream was within their grasp. m wawhat's changed? let's ask fox business? correspondent kelly o'grady. kelly, welcome. that's astonishing to me. that iand, you know, i'm a millennial. i think of my fellow millennials. i think of gen zmillenni, peoplo just want to start a family, have kids, get a home. mortgage rates want to astronoml rent to. oh, absolutely. es arei mean, you have so many people who are dealing want these rises>> prices who want to save up for a down payment on a home. but there's no possible way like you're living paycheck to paychecu araycheck and yet yl see. >> we saw it in the midterms. we saw i midt in the most recentre election that people are voting based on social issuesin now. i am taking heart. you go on. tiktok, gen zers. they're finally waking up to the fact that things are costing more, but it doesn't seem to be translatingeg into votes right now. and so that's where the disconnect is. wentping bust black friday shopping before i came to hang out with you and yoefng u might be seeing a 60%0% dis discount in some retailers, reta when you actually do the math, when you look at the cost of a coat or somethintg at a banana republic, it's still astronomically expensiva republe. >> after you take the 60% off.ig it's crazy. it is. i saw it. i was shopping, toh: it o, and i saw those prices with my daughter. biden put out this guide bide with maga folksa and he said if someone says to you the economy was bettefoan during trump, he listed a litany of things inflation's down to over two years ago.o more jobs are created. ars what's your takeaway?e okay. well, kelly, i made a list of my own. so let's a fact check president biden. okay. so first of all, i mean, out ckresident that would need talking points to hang out with your family, that's that's just sad. >> ft but inflation has beenye. the lowest in two years. well, mr. president, it reached the highest in decades under your presidency,highnder right. was over 9%. t so great. it's coming down. bus rememb that it was at record highs for decades. the second unemployment under u 4% for the longest stretch on record. nder that was one of the things that he highlighted as a as a talking point. well, the job growth has been l from lower paying sectors and government jobs. and let's remember, president biden said he was going to save democracy. s one factory job at a time. the growth is notit coming from manufacturing jobs. and then the final one, he sai don that he's created 14 million jobs. while those were jobs that were weg the pandemic. so it's really cherry picking those statistics those that supr his narrative. and it's not the oneat and it'sn that folks are actually feeling. >> those are the facts. and to your point, people aren't feeling itg.aylei, but it was interesting. so tiktok. he has this army of tick tock my os he welcomed into of th the white house ahead of the midterms. 67 million person reach. that's enormous. but to see folks on tick tock saying we don't feelek saying i, the argument of democrats is people are going to feel this soos is than. do you think people will feel this soon? absolutely. you're wage growth is soon? isn'teasing increasing at the pace that the prices are. no a w, you look at the marketsare se and you're seeing, oh, my gosh, green on the screen. the doei greenw is up. but those that's driven by a number, a couple of companies. iit's not what americanseeli are actually feeling that's going to take a while thatn. rte downg >> wow. well, our hearts are with people who are struggling this christmas season. 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tweeting out a picture of a family givinkeys gathered around a cooked human writing. >> turkeys would never do thisdu to uman,s. o >> but that's not true. 40 two x turkeys are not vegetarian as turkeys eat mice, lizards, frogs, and just about anything else. >> if turkey frogs, ans were lar had the means to farm and eat mey would ownlikel peta. >> this is the beauty of community. no, it's right. not only are they reading peta peta, but the ability to combat this misinformation, whether it's frot thm peter or y other organization. x is able to do this in real timethey'r with notes. i love this.l not a big fan of turkey anyways, but you know, i'm not t either. and not because a peta i saw a gizzard in juice on my kitchen countertop. so i will not be eating turkey,e but not because of peta. all right. thanat butk you for joining me, ashleigh. thank you, kelly. thank you all for watching. jesse watters, primetime.gh mce >> i'm kayleigh mcenany. join me on outnumbered every joday at noon. 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