have a conversation with israeli prime minister benjamin netanyahu sometime today as desperation grows in gaza with thousands now breaking into an aid warehouse, hungry, starving, taking flour and basic hygiene products there. netanyahu announcing this weekend they have entered this second phase of war as idf forces expand their attacks on gaza. welcome to fox news live, i m aishah hasnie in with mike. mike: i m mike emmanuel. the civil order breaking town in gaza as we enter the war s fourth week. we have fox team coverage with jennifer given at the pentagon, greg palkot and trey yingst in israel. trey, let s start with you for the latest on the ground operations in gaza. good afternoon. reporter: mike, good afternoon. the israelis continue their ground operations inside gaza, still describing this as an extended raid. but with we do know there are forces on the ground despite if it being nightfall. earlier today the we saw those israeli tanks and troops inside the strip
That hits largely taxpayers that are middle class that make under $50,000 a year. a promise to increase the corporate rate by 33% and so, across the board from low to middle to high earners, democrats are waging all out war against taxpayers. perhaps not surprising but certainly concerning that it s happened so quickly in just the last week and a half, two weeks. steve: right. paul. you say it s concerning because maybe the average american and paul and i were talking during the commercial break, paul said that the average american over the last two years may not have realized that in the last congress republicans were actually protecting america s taxpayers. absolutely, look. since 2011, republicans until this january had control of the house and, you know, the amount of protections that middle income, low income and high earners certainly experienced as a result of that may not have been realized by taxpayers. because, of course, if you listen to the media but tax policy all they e
Monday. gina kim bringing us up to speed. are you going to let them get away with this? reporter: the jackson family attorney waged all-out war against aeg live with his final words to the jury, labeling the concert promoter s top executives as greedy, manipulative liars who repeatedly refer to michael jackson as a freak. they don t care. they don t care about the person. they don t care about the individual. all they care is how much money is this freak going to make for them. that s what they re all about. reporter: at issue in the civil trial is who lihired dr. conrad murray who is in the prison for the singer s overdose death from propofol. smoking guns e-mails and interviews were displayed from aeg live executives that appear to show murray was a company hire. aeg live s lead attorney said the company never even entered into a contract with murray. marvin putnam argued that jackson hired murray directly
He ll mainly answer questions on the economy and jobs but won t tweet his responses. he ll respond on camera. and facebook expected to announce what it calls an awesome new feature today. the site not saying more than that. the techies guess it s a video chat feature like what google launched last week. that way i can talk to you even when i m at home. meanwhile we ve been telling you about david brock and media matters using your tax dollars to launch an all out war against fox news and if you don t believe us, just look at the numbers. media matters doing over 2600 stories about fox news since january! 2600. compare that to only a handful of stories on the other networks. so is david brock and media matters breaking the law? mark tapscot is the editorial page editor at the washington examiner. what do you think? i think it s pretty clear they are at the very least pushing the law far beyond what any reasonable person would read
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