i'm lisa boothe in for laura ingraham. i d this is a edition of the anchor man going from washington, d.c. i hopeh yo everyone had a wonderful thanksgiving with your family. >> we've got fam big, big show planned for you tonight. victor davis hanson, stephn, mit ned ryan and charlie hurt are all here. >> but first, israel and hamas. >> at this moment engaged in a temporary cease fire set to go on for just a few days. stages >> hamas releasing a total of 24 hostages in israel39, freeing 39 palestinians from their prisons. >> we go live now to tel wh avi, where fox's jeff paul is standing by with the latest. >> jeff but yeah, lisa, a bit of mixed emotions tonight here in israel. obviously, a huge senseae of relief seeing these 13 hostages from israel being than released today, but sort of bitter, knowing that there ate more than 200 who remain under hamas, at least insidey at gaza. but if this cease fire that started today at 7 a.m. keeps up, we could see scenes like the one we saw today repeat themselves over and over again,s at least for the next three days in total. hamaodays today, releasing 24 hostages, 13 israelis,f 11 foreign nationals among the israelis freed. we know that four of them were s kids ages from two years old to nine years old. now, one of those kids, ohad, ab actually turned nine years old while being held captivehamas.ye by hamas. three are also mothers and sixea are elderly women. but none of the three americans who were held captive have been freed as of yet. today, israeli prime minister benjamin netanyahun spoke about the hostage release, saying he's working to ensurrkie everyone eventually makes it home. >> i emphasizehe you, the families, and to you, the citizens of israeld to, we are committed to the return of all our abductees. our.this is one of the goals ofg war, and we are committed to achieving a all the goals of the war. now, it is critical that we keep an eynte on this current temporary cease fire that allowed this hostage today with this cease fire. you saw more aid coming intoiti gaza, critical aid for the civilians who call gaza home. handlthat's when hamas then had over the hostages to the red cross, who brought them to the rafah crossing into egypt, where they were eventually taken to israel. pa top of that, you know about the more than 30 palestinian prisoners that were released. tomorrower is a new day.e th we know the israeli government has a list of the names they haven't mad ye public just yet. but we're hearinreleasedg 13 pee could be released again tomorrow in the same sort of fashion hun. and we're learning here on the ground from reports from local media that eight of them could be kids. lisa? >> jeff, important reporting. thank you.where jo >> next, we go live to nantucket, where joe bidence- emerged from his vacation to address the cease fire. lu joining me now is fox is lucas tomlinson. >> lucas, what'shat's th the laa lisa, president biden's remarks today said he thought the initiae relel hostage releae went well, although it's notable, no americans werde released today. he was asked today in that press conference afterwardsen hs and it was was very candid when he was asked, when are then th american hostages coming home? >> we don't know when that will occu wt wer. we're going to be expected to occur. i don't trust hamas to do anything ri only. i only trust hamas to respond>> to pressure. >> while two dozen hostagesge f releasedor by hamas in exchangee for dozens of palestinian prisoners,ted of some convicted of murder, lisa, of the ten american hostages are still in gaza tonight. one of those hostages, little abigail oden ned , turned four yearsll old today. the white house hope be res thet americans we release tomorrow. >> now is not all smooth fordy the president today here in nantucket. biden, the first lady, were mee tse by while walking to lunch after those remarks here in townere i and those protesters also followed the president and his family, includin g hunterg hunter biden,ny. to the annual christmas tree lighting ceremony. in his remarks, president biden also said he hopes this four day pause will be extendedh ha get more hostages releaseapsd and perhaps a longer cease fire. he was asked by a reporter i prf he has been putting pressure on israeli prime minister benjamin netanyahu to end the war. biden chose his words carefullry . >> i have encouraged the prime e minister to to focus on trying reduce the number of casualties while. t he is attempting to eliminate hamas, which is legitimatee ha,. objective. g >> now, while americans were enjoying their thanksgiving dinner, we're also learningd that american forces were attacked four times yesterday in the middles by the east by i and its proxies. there's been ove 7r 70 attacksee against u.s. forces in the middle east since the middle of last month. lisa lucas, i wanted to get you on this. israel has said its objective is to eradicate hamas. o erad how this cease fire impact obj that objective, which certainly helps hamas. >> remember, had one ofe gaza the conditions of this deal is israel had to stop launching airstrikeshad to, gaza. it also had to pull its drones. so can't hit the surveillancesoo will definitely be limited. perhaps some american satellites and spy satellites in space could help with some of that reconnaissance. but something also interesting , lindreds ohappened today, lis. hundreds of palestinians, gazans were rushinngg north whey they had fled and certainly most likel y sent there by hamas. so that is going to impact the targeting onceresumepressure the airstrikes resume. but there's no question president biden is putting pressureprime on israel's prime minister to extend this cease fire to get more hostage s. eradic but certainly that will hurtat the effort to fully eradicate. t lisa, thanks. lucas.t and that is a goal that needs to be achieved. >> joining me now is nathan's sales, former ambassador at large and counterterrorism coordinator undestepher preside stephen miller, former senior adviser to trump and founder, a american first legal. nathan, let's start with you. you know, hamas has had these hostages since october . why now? what's the objective there? are >> i think the reason, lisa, that we're starting to see has hostages released is because pressure works. n r thatisrael been clear that t intends to apply overwhelming military pressurwhelminge, hamas leadership against hamas networks, against hamas foot soldiers because hamase now in is feeling the heat. they're now in a position wher e they have to release hostages and they're not doing it out of the goodness of their heart.h they're doing it because they've calculated that it's in their intereseiot. do so because the israeli pressure has been so intense. but let's be clear. this c is a good day for the hostages coming out. but it's a bittersweet dayt dayu them as well. every one of these people who's lostr lost familydt ha members or has other family members still held by these t hamas terrorist and unspeakable conditions. so we should for be happy todayr those who are able to be released. this is just the tip of the iceberg. >> well, and als also concerns.w you know, there's been reports previously that biden has slow walked thirouns ground invasion, slow walked israel's response. stephen i want to play this interview from sky news because israel is fightingng a war, i but they're also fighting a propaganda war. let's listen to this and then i want to geu on t you on the other side. >> does israel not think tha that palestiniant are valued accuighly as israeli lives? >> that is an astonishing accusation. if we could release one prisoner for every one hostage, wy do that.e obvioo that. it is outrageous to suggest that the fac aret that wemore are willing to release prisoners who are convicted of terrorism offensefm smeho ,more of them, than wedon't ca are getting our own innocent children back somehow suggests i that don't care about palestinian lives. really? that's a disgusting accusation ou see i . >> yeah. steven, i mean, you can see ithn in the israeli spokesperson and face edges. are you at. are you. you're asking me thin, ght?s question,ht right. >> so talk about this propaganda war that israel has had to fight is astonishing.s >> really. where >> i mean, you have a situation where israel is being forced to release hardened killers. cold blooded terrorists, murderers and people that support hamas. in exchange for who?ittle grandmas and little kids whose family members were brutally murdered and . that's the difference here. and you're talking about aahuma group hamas just have no regard for human life. they actively detest anyone ples who does not share their murderous ideology. and they take pleasureur. . they take satisfaction in the pain and suffering of jews. how do you live alongside a neighbor like that? you. and the sad truth is, is that this ceasefire and we understand why israel did this to get these hostages back. but this ceasefirews ham allowss to retrench, allows hamas to refero to fire, allows hamas to hide so that it can wagei wil more barbaric and savage attacks against israel. i'll jus jd onret add one more . ite is unthinkable that we in the west are lettining peoplw our countries who support hamas. >> what in god's name are weg in europe and america that we want to anyone who thinks ne this organization anywhere near our country or our families? >> well, you know, nathan,we had you know, let's follow that conversation that steven just pointed numberd. and we know we know that we've t had a record number of people on the terror watcborderh list h at the southern border, let alone who has gotten awagoyu kn with it, got away.erned i mean, what's the threat thw? e homeland right noar how concerned are you that we've allowed, you know, a hamas network into the united states? >> well, i think we have ks. to concerned about the possibility of follow on attacks, whetheor not hamasr. hamas has deliberately sent operatives here into the u.s. to commit attackre is al s. gall there's always the risk that people who are already pret, whether legally or illegally might say, you know what, killing jews sounds like we good way to spend dramati a wednesday afternoon. and we've seen a dramatics atta increase in anti-semitic incidentcks since the october 7t hamas attacks on israel. you know, jews in thuse united states represent just about two and a half percent of the population. but accordin fbi.re the victims, they are the victims of more than 60% of all religiously motivated hate crimes. and these number of these attacs on jews in america has gone up by more than 400%, accordingleat to the anti-defamation league v this year compared to last year. so we have to be very, very und serious about anti-semitism and i've got to tell you, when i look at america's universities, when i look are at our elite college students and the professors who are responsibl educatine for educating them, and i see them chanting from the river to the seatively, calg effectively for the extermination of the jewish stath to sce. i have to scratch my head and wonder, when was it that our education failer system failed our students so miserably? >> yeah, and we're are going tou into that more with victor davis hanson. stephen, i want to get you on this guitar. as foreign minister revealed a very confusing for peaceet yesterday. >> let's watch this and i'll takes with thescus you iranians. the prospects of a regional state over of this this to ma conflict and the need forke us all to work to make sure thi that this conflict is contained and thatconflict we work togetho to walk back from the seven october and to extend to the extent to the peace in in the region. >> yeah. so, stephen, qatar'sstephen, ben a safe haven for hamas leadership and iran funded the attacks. so beyond that, but how concerned you that this could turn into a regional war? oid. well, that's what you need to avoid and the way you avoidtt is by acting quickly and not dragging it to eliminate hamas. the more that you drag this, e s the longer that it takes for israel to achieve the mission, the likelierio the becomes to havea a wider conflagration in the middle east. let me also make this poinr in if president trump was still in the white house, the first phone call is to qatar to say f hand over the hamas leadershiprn or we are goingited s to fundamentally change your relationship with the united statetaay thatare s in au are not going to like. and they will understand thexactly what it means, just like the way we put pressure on iran so that they couldn' ant fund proxy wars and terrorism across the middle east. its shameft is that a nation ts a partner economically, of otherwise with the united states is sheltering the leadership of hamamas. and the biden administration doesn't do a thinout it. g abot want to stop a regional war. you get the hamas leadership. you take them out of thet of the picture, you eliminate hamas quickly and you make sur e and that this thing doesn't go on for months or years. you do it hard i and. you do it in a way where no one can ever think about striking israel in this fashion again. >> well, i think it's safe to say we're no longers fao fead as a country. nathan and i appreciate your insight. . >> thanks for joining us. i guess the propeller and proem hamas crowd didn't get the cease fire mem o becauseen they were out in full force over the last two days. independent cleo rose us always gets the best video. and today was no exception. you've got to see it for. yourself. >> then victor davis hanson reacts. that's next. stay with us us >>. life i i'm jonathan lawson. insurancon ae through the colonl pen program. >> if you're agere the three psd looking to buy life insurance on a fixed budget, rememberu ca the three p's. what are the three p's? 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well with this movement and really with with blm as? well, from back in 2020, they don't they're not hiding their intentions , not hidingant. what they want. i mean, it's pretty clear when they're calling fo they'r calling forhey ar violence. now, whether or not they're going to act on that, that's a that's another story. but they they view as what's happening is ade.. t they view as what's happening is, as you know, this war popu eliminateyinge entire the entire population. so in their minds, then they havical e to take radical stepsthin to try to prevent that here in the united states. need to beand so i think peopld to be really paying attention, especially as we're goinog into an election year next year. you know, these these groups, they they will go out into the street even if it's cold, and especially when it's warm, they'll be out there in force. and it could help change the dynamics on whate the outcome for the election is going to be. >>n will and i'm sure cnn wouldl us that their their most fiery but mostly like they did duringed t the black lives matter protests, which you covered. ps i wanted to ask you, we saw black lives matter post a picture ofe, a paraglider, you know, standing. we ae. w, i support palestin we also see people like greta thunberg, climate activist, in solidarity with palestine. >> why is there so muc theh ovep between these groups? >> because in their minds, they they share a common enemy and they share a common and i mean, they hateand the united states and everything that it stands for. ever for.and in their minds. what it's a stand for. it stands for colonialism, it stands for imperialismapitalis,l you know, capitalism and all these things. and so, i mean, definitely