to washington. i m bret baier. breaking tonight. we are releasing the latest fox news polls tonight at this hour and the news for president biden could not be much more unpleasant this evening. sources say he has been issued about recent poll numbers and these will not help that mood. right now. only 32% of those surveyed are satisfied with how things are going in the country. and just 14% say they have been helped by president biden s economic policies. 14% when it cmtion it it the israel hamentsd war only 33% approve of the president s performance in that foreign policy challenge. we have fox team coverage tonight. jacqui heinrich at the white house with the polling picture but we start with senior foreign affairs correspondent greg palkot in tel aviv as the president s defense secretary and top military adviser meet with israeli officials. the u.s. continuing, greg, to pressure israel to exercise restraint? gaza. good evening grk greg hi bret, yeah. words of support and ca
We will tell you how many demonstrators have been arrested or detained and what punishment they are facing a President Trump faces gag offend e continues to speak out. Nations intelligence efforts talk about the greatest worldwide threats on capitol hill. President biden says there is no place for antisemitism, violence or hate speech. Today marked his first Public Statement about the antiisrael College Protests since a brief comment april 22nd to a shouted question on earth day. Some of his critics say it was too little beings too late. The administration insists he was Crystal Clear this morning. White house correspondent peter doocy has details live from the north lawn. Good evening, peter. Peter President Biden only chose to speak for this for four minutes and he chose not to mention israel. But the president s point to protesters was the white house has your back until certain lines are crossed. Theres the right to protest, but not the right to cause chaos. Just three and a half b
an 11-year-old boy spoke to cnn about what he witnessed firsthand. the united nations is blaming the majority of the hula deaths on a group of armed men who are loyal to syrian president assad saying the militia went house to house to carry out executions. turkey is joining 11 other nations to expel syrian diplomats in response to the syrian killings. but not everyone is united. china and russia continue to resist calls for military intervention, this despite a report saying a ship loaded with weapons was scheduled to arrive in syria last weekend sent from russia. vladimir putin is asaad s arms dealer. say assad bought nearly 5 billion in weapons in the past decade. so now, the question is what can be done to end syria s 15 months of violence and which country will be the one to lead the effort? joining me now is james spidermarx. so, some u.s. lawmakers said the united states should take the lead and involve itself militarily. why is syria different than let s say lib