it is the big player in israel through hezbollah. it loves the status and apparently the leadership believes that is a normal country. there is a gap between the middling creating turmoil and having stable democratic successful economy. they are apparently going to choose the role of trouble maker. laura: thank you for being here, john fund. it is fun to learn we are from the same part of the world. laura: that does it for us. mike: the news continues at the top of the hour right after this short break. as president trump goes to ohio for a rally tonight. ve got to t something important. it's not going to be easy. quicksilver earns you unlimited 1.5% cash back on every purchase, everywhere. actually, that's super easy. my bad. but prevagen helps your brain with an ingredient that's super easy. originally discovered... in jellyfish. in clinical trials, prevagen has been shown to improve short-term memory. prevagen. healthier brain. better life. just for a shot. with neulasta onpro patients get their dayr back to be with family, or jus

when everything was about, you know, arabs and israel disagreeing fundamentally over israel's right to exist but also over israel's treatment of the palestinians. and so all through the 70's, 80's, 90's, this was sort of seen as the central issue in much of the middle east. today, of course, there are too many other problems for this to dominate the concerns of most states. jordan has got to worry about refugees from syria. iraq is trying to piece itself together and so on and so on. >> shepard: michael o'hanlon from brookings. thank you, michael. he murders his own family members and throws thousands of people too go logs today the north korean dictator is rocking a summer look to stare at food while people are starving and reportedly dying in the middle of a heat wave. kim jong un wearing a white button down t-shirt and floppy hat wherer visited a factory where workers pickle fish. heat hitting triple digits in some areas. the government has warned people to pull together to survive. tough to grow crops in that kind of heat. isn't he all smiles? ha ha. still inside all smiles from th

there is tension in israel following a protest at the israel gaza border on friday that left two palestinians dead and more than 100 injured. the >> reporting in jerusalem. thanks, trey. eric: welcome to fox news. we'll bring krishan wieden, the former state senior advisor and george w. bush. the administration is basically abandoning syria and leaving it in the hands of iran and russia or is this a wise direction? >> at the wise direction. the president has made clear all along he didn't want to get enmeshed in syria beyond the primary goal and primary threat to the united states, which as i says. he said all along and lo and behold the u.s. military analysis done a pretty good job, just a little bit left. as far as managing the outcome of the syrian civil war, what do other people control, they'll have a much lighter impact on not because frankly we have other interests elsewhere in the world. bolton and trump have been something important, which is to cut back on u.s. assistance, which has been replaced by saudi assistance. that makes a lot of sense so other powers will have influence in s

the israel and u.s. are calling on greater pressure to keep weapons out of the hands of the rogue regime. john bolton meets today with israel's prime minister, benjamin netanyahu. trÈs is live in jerusalem. >> that's right, dana. the national security advisor for president trump john bolton is meeting with israeli prime minister benjamin netanyahu in israel. ultimately this was an opportunity for these tutus discuss their shared opinion that the iran nuclear deal pave the way for tehran to create a nuclear bomb. their decision to withdraw made it less likely for tehran to obtain this type of weapon. now fulton and netanyahu are calling for them to put pressure on iran to ensure the regime is not capable of developing this sort of arsenal. listen to what the israeli prime minister had to say regarding this issue from jerusalem earlier today. >> i frankly believe that all countries who care about peace and security in the middle east should follow america's lead and ratchet up the pressure on iran. >> aga

ally in the middle east and president trump's national security adviser greeted to warm welcome in israel where he broke bread with benjamin netanyahu, more on what to expect from today's meetings. >> president trump's national security adviser john bolton arrived in israel where he then had dinner with prime minister netanyahu and to hold series bilateral meetings and exchanged pleasantries and calling bolton true friend of israel. visit of bolton is important and he had a number of topics he would like to discuss mainly iranian aggression in the region. during dinner israeli embassador to the u.s. ron and talks between netanyahu and bolton will allow to dive deeper into reconstruction process in syria and rising tensions with iran. it's important to look at the timing of the meeting between bolton and netanyahu because following his 48-hour stop in israel bolton will head to geneva, switzerland to meet with russian couldn't part, nikoli, conversations about future of leadership in syria. when asked by nbc news bashar al-assad staying in power is acceptable outcome for the united states,

jesse: what do you feel about israel as it relates to american security? >> in my view the israeli terrorist regime benjamin netanyahu should be defunded. we should not be send our money to israel. we need to stop war criminals like benjamin netanyahu. jesse: do you think calling our ally in the middle east benjamin netanyahu a war criminal will get you votes? >> i don't really care. it's a fact. jesse: it's not fact for most of americans. >> the things israel has done to the palestinian people is shameful. jesse: what are your positions on taxes. should we raise or slower taxes. >> taxes should be lowered for the american people and a substantial increase on corporations. jesse: you almost had me there. you got it half trite. >> i got it all right. jesse: what about the border, should we build the wall or let them all come over. >> we should provide a means for anyone and everyone to enter the united states and become an american citizen if they want to do so. jesse: everybody should come in and become u.s. citizens whoever they are? >> that's what this c

ambassador to israel. tomorrow's talks between netanyahu and bolton will allow the two to dive deeper into the reconstruction process and what that looks like in syria and also discuss rising tensions with iran. it is important to look at the timing of this meeting between bolton and netanyahu because following his 48 hour stop in israel, bolton will head to geneva, switzerland this week to meet with his russian counterpart. this amid larger conversations with the russians about the future of leadership in syria. when asked about abc news earlier today if syrian president assad staying in power is an acceptable outcome for the united states, bolton responded by saying the u.s. is focused on defeating isis and focused on humanitarian aid. bolton is scheduled to hold a press conference here in jerusalem on wednesday, following his meeting with the israelis to give an update on what was discussed regarding syria and iran. jon? jon: thanks, trey. >>> right now a beach town on the east coast is on high alert af

we are going to move our embassy to jerusalem, it will be the capital of israel and we are going to do it. and then, they don't do it. politicians don't do it. so i said i'm going to do it during the campaign. i said i will do it right here in west virginia. and i now understand why many, many presidents before me said they were going to do it and didn't do it. because i was inundated with calls from foreign leaders, every country. don't do it, don't do it, please don't do it. so actually what i did, i was about five days off. i stopped taking calls and i said, i will return your call next week. because i knew that what they were going to ask me. so, i approved it. so i should have done that years ago. and with the palestinians, it was a good thing to be done. every time there was peace talk talks, they never got past. in the negotiation israel will have to pay a higher price because they want a very big thing but i took it off the table. they could never get by. you understand that, corey. you both understand that, shelley. they could never get past the fact of jerusalem becoming the

we're going to move our embassy to jerusalem, going to be the capital of israel. we're going to do it. then they don't could it. -- don't do it. politicians, they don't do it. i said i'm going to do it during the campaign, right here in west virginia. and i now understand why many, many presidents before me said they were going to do it and didn't do it. because i was inundated with calls from foreign leaders. every country, don't do it, don't do it, don't do it, please don't do it. and so actually what i did, i was about five days off, i stopped taking calls, i said i'll call you back next week. i knew what they were going to ask me. easier to say, oh, i didn't know you were calling for that reason. so i approved it. and it should have been done years ago. [applause] and if there's ever going to be peace, remember i said it, with the palestinians, it was a good thing to have done. because we took it off the table. because every time there were peace talks they never got past jerusalem becoming the capital. i said take interest off the table. in the negotiation, i

. >> israel never had a greater champion and a greater defender, the state of israel salutes senator john mccain. >> and a poignant sentiment from germany's foreign minister, who writes, he stood for an america that is a reliable and close partner, an america that takes strong responsibility for others and sticks to its values and principles even at difficult moments. jon? jon: gillian turner, thanks. for more on senator mccain's legacy and foreign policy, let's bring in judith miller, pulitzer prize winning, author, journalist anded a ju ed ed ee news contributor. john mccain was known as a maverick but not necessarily when it came to foreign policy, was he? >> no, jon, he was kind of a traditional republican in that he believed firmly in the importance of american leadership, whether it be in alliances like nato or or the need to stop rogue regimes from getting weapons of mass destruction and he was extremely suspicious of the russians which is what drove him apart from donald trump, one of the many issues, but this was something he felt deeply, and he was deeply worried about what

and antagonize israel. this cooperation has been going on for some time but this meeting is bad for israel, bad for the us and bad for sunni allies in the region. what we need to be looking to which i am most concerned about which ambassador bolton said last week is this should be no more chemical attacks and there's a lot of concern in the national security community, those of us who watch this that the iranian's chemical attacks in syria where there is occupation control of the rebels. rob: it is hilarious that iran goes to the un and complains about sanctions and tries to sue the us and un to get them removed and then behave like this. how does the eu support this agreement? their behavior is ridiculous and they say no sign of stopping. jillian: the administration has put forward a comprehensive strategy to counter iran in the region and the middle east but that strategy is meaningless if we let syria go. i understand the compulsion to not want to have a military presence in syria and the middle east but

netanyahu insane bolt was a true friend of israel. he did go on to say this visit i president trump the national security adviser and a number of topics you would like to discuss up as representative of the trump administration, namely iranian aggression in the region and the prime minister here in jerusalem. we did know the meeting between the reconstruction process -- they will be discussing rising tensions in the region. dozens of earning back troops stationed in syria and under a current agreement between iran and russia the troops must remain at least 85 kilometers from the israeli border. the israeli position on this issue is iranian troop should immediately leave syria or the viewpoint has been echoed a number of times been expected to be echoed again by the national security adviser john bolton. it's important to look at the timing of this meeting between bolton and netanyahu. he will head to geneva switzerland where he's going to meet with russian counterpart. this amid conversations with the russians about what the leadershi

do you think he is kidding when he says death to israel? you need to get with the iranian people to get behind trump to break the regime's back. shannon: the house top democrat nancy pelosi saying this about the president's actions with regard to iran. the president's latest ill-informed attempt to dismantle the successful iran nuclear deal makes america and our allies less secure and diminishes americans international credibility, erodes relationships with nato and eu allies and sets back the path toward a more stable region and peaceful nonnuclear future. >> that is why we have elections, you have nancy pelosi's view of this being a good deal, donald trump's belief it is a bad deal and here's the evidence. since we have engaged in the deal, believe sanctions and gave them $150 billion they are still the largest state sponsor of terrorism, they captured american sailors on the high seas and humiliated them, does mentoring syria as i speak, trying to dismantle or -- trying to destroy all the progress we made in iraq, building missiles with

if hamas doesn't fire on israel, israel won't fire on hamas. palestinians in gaza along the border are demonstrating burning tires, flying kites and balloons with incendiary devices and israel is responding with tear gas and live ammunition. it's 21 weeks in a row the protests have been held following friday prayers. a groundhog day. negotiations continue for a one-year truce. negotiated, mediated by both the u.n. and egyptians. just days ago egypts intelligence chief and hamas leadership visited cairo. israel opened the main commercial border crossing with gaza allowing hundreds of trucks to enter gaza carrying badly-needed supplies, food, pharmaceuticals, clothing and other things. now if the violence should escalate in the next few hours we could see this as a significant obstacle to negotiating any permanent truce agreement. at this hour the palestinian ministry of health tells us that at least five palestinians have been wounded and off in the distance it sounded like there were shots of live ammunition. that's the latest near the border.

he tried to bribe the mullahs in iran that say "death to america, death to israel? with $150 in cash and other currency. he let us out across his bony redline in the sand. well, it was totally untracked. no one can influence our elections, devin nunes learned about in 2014. president trump needs to stop whining. no one can do it, no serious person believes that. and many on the left and the media today are constantly, constantly just obsessing about russia, russia, russia. the trump administration has been ten times stronger than anything obama did and after eight years of ignoring the hostile regime of russia, the fat actor, pollutant, this president is actually taking potential election meddling seriously. look at the press from earlier today. >> e since january 2017, the president has taken decisive action to defend our election systems from meddling in interference. this includes measures to heighten the security and resilience of election systems and processes. to confront russian and other foreign alliant influence of the unit states. >> the progress we have m

and balloons launched from gaza into southern israel. and as waylon president nicolas maduro is accusing to legislators having drone in an assassination attempt. he says some of the six suspects arrested have already implicated key financiers and others. his opponents say the incident was staged to justify persecution of his enemies. to some of the stories beyond our borders tonight, we will be right back. ere ulcerative colitis, are you okay? even when i was there, i never knew when my symptoms would keep us apart. so i talked to my doctor about humira. i learned humira can help get, and keep uc under control when other medications haven't worked well enough. and it helps people achieve control that lasts. so you can experience few or no symptoms. humira can lower your ability to fight infections, including tuberculosis. serious, sometimes fatal infections and cancers, including lymphoma, have happened; as have blood, liver, and nervous system problems, serious allergic reactions, and new or worsening heart failure. before treatment, ge

israel's prime minister tweeting his support for israel never waivers. the state of israel salutes john mccain. a poignant sentiment from germ numbers foreign minister who writes, he stood for america which is a reliable and strong partner. an america that takes strong responsibility for others and sticks to its principles even in a difficult moment. arthel: to more on this. we'll get ambassador kirk volker. ambassador, thank you for being here, unfortunately under these circumstances. if you would, start for us with your thoughts of the man himself. >> he was an extraordinary individual. he had the hallmarks of courage and integrity that guided him. he was about serving a cause greater than one's self. arthel: as executive director of the mccain institute which is part of arizona state university, would you tell us about the current agenda and what the mccain institute represents. >> it was founded at the initiative of nor mccain with arizona state university. the purpose is to advance character and leadership. arthel: talk about the significance in sen

israel says palestinians crossed that frontier and through mack bombs across alberta. two suicide bombers attacked a shiite mosque in eastern afghanistan during friday prayers, killing at least 29 people and wounding another 81. a provincial spokesman says heavily armed attackers disguised in burqas worn by conservative afghan women opened fire on private security guards outside that mosque. then they slept inside the mosque and set off their explosives, around 100 worshipers. the opposition party in zimbabwe says it will challenge the results of monday's presidential election. the party leader calls the election of the current president a vote stolen from the people. zimbabwe's president says the election was free, fair, and credible. just some of the other stories beyond our borders tonight. we'll be right back. ♪ allstate agents riding sweep. call one today. are you in good hands? you wouldn't accept an incomplete job from any one else. why accept it from your allergy pills? flonase sensimist relieves all your worst symptoms, including nasal congestion, which most

. >> i'm guessing yesterday the president stated that, quote, israel will pay a price for jerusalem, not sure that's an exact quote. should israel be concerned that the price they would have to pay is one they're not willing to or prepared to pay? >> secretary sanders: we think the president's decision was the right one to move the embassy. something that other presidents have promised and failed to do and this is a president who's been delivering on the promises he made. >> what price are we talking about, what price does israel have to pay? >> secretary sanders: i don't have anything further. john? >> thanks, sarah. the guilty verdict yesterday in the paul manafort trial the president has said kind things about mr. manafort, he called him a good man, a good person, he said he feels badly what happened to him. he tweeted unlike michael cohen he refused to break, make up stories to get a deal. he tweeted such respect for a brave man. is mr. manafort a candidate for presidential pardon? >> secretary sanders: once again that's not something that has been up for discussion. i don't have

as we know with terrorism over the years in israel, this is a very large psychological war, run by fear, and what we are seeing here is rekindling of al qaeda 2.0, starting to resurface on a tactical level. i think that al qaeda has had a significant amount of time since 2011 since osama bin laden was killed, all the p.r. and all the military operations have shifted to isis primarily iraq and syria and after president trump came into power, he was extremely aggressive by unleashing our forces, not just our special ops but larger control of infantry to flush out those pockets. it's given al qaeda a significant amount of time to regroup but from what i understand like with any other terror group we've taken down in israel or have smashed in israel, what happened is you get pieces of these -- of this organization which smashes into hundreds, if not thousands of small piecesas and what they're able to now operate and what they're now doing going dark that means they're now operating nomad terrorcalled which is essentially they can function instantly -- independently from central leadership,

what i have understand, like with any other terror group thae have taken down in israel or have smashed in israel, what happens is, you have pieces of these organizations which smashes into hundreds, if not thousands of small pieces, and they are able to operate and they are going dark and that means that they are now operating in what i have called nomad terror, essentially, they can function independently from central leadership, any type of real organization, and they can go online and they can train and recruit on the dark web, carry out attacks, not unlike we saw in london just the other day. >> laura: right. bingo. when you hear a story like you just heard in the united states with his new mexico compound, this bizarre scenario, the subjugation of children, and the seeming jihadist training of the children, going into schools, what does that tell you? >> well, the threat is real. what you have here is you have incubation happening here within this country, in this case, which is being handled -- it's kind of disturbing what is happening with this judge and this bail that has been

in december i recognized israel's true capital,ec jerusalem. and in about five months we opened already the american embassy in jerusalem. and people have that scheduled for anywhere from 5-10 years and you all know the story. we took an existing building, we played around with it and we renovated, we fixed it up and we used jerusalem's stone, one of the finest stones actually in the world. jerusalem stone. so instead of spending 1 billion and of the papers were right in front of me, sir, would you please prove this? this is for the embassy and israel. america sir. i said how much? $1 billion, sir. 1 billion. i immediately called david friedman, great successful lawyer, before he decided to do what he's doing. i said david, they want us to pay a billion dollars for theef embassy, i don't want to pay a billion dollars. i said do we have any buildingsm that we own? we already own so much, we don't even know what we own. find some building and a great location and call me back. he called me back two days later and said, mr. president, sir, we are

i want to show you the scene along the israel-gaza border. the black smoke you see along the ground billowing up, coming from tires that have been lit on fire by the protesters. white smoke you see in there, that is tear gas. we are getting a little bit of tear gas here at our live position, i apologize for the squinting on-air. the tear gas has been making its way here due to changes in the wind. all of this coming amid larger conversation of cease-fire here in the region. eat jipgss and the united nations looking at israel and hamas to develop a long-term solution. the israeli's aren't using the term cease-fire, they're saying they're adhering to solutions developed in the war in 2014. hamas has seized any sort of rocket fire over the past week. that is a positive development from the perspective of the israeli's, the protests have not been in direct correlation with the conversations so far. and, again, those conversations will continue throughout the next few weeks in cairo as hamas and israel come to the table looking for solutions to th

ask israel how well it worked out for them. ask everybody in the middle east whether iran, a good member of the family of nations. jillian: the us is set to target iran's energy sector with a second round of sanctions in november. rob: coalition forces strike against isis, the terror take down is part of operation roundup which began in may to destroy isis in iraq and syria, defense officials say the latest round of strikes, several isis vehicles and the pirates and an explosives factory and command and control center. x marine, a christmas day attack inspired by isis. and pleading guilty to provide support for the terror group, california man discussing an attack at a popular tourist spot with undercover agents. >> the border between brazil and venezuela ordered to be closed. and to escape their own country's economic crisis. and humanitarian conditions, and the ruling is being challenged in court. and a federal judge fully reinstated the daca program after a number of decisions in which courts have improperly used judicial po

in retaliation israel launched, 140 air strikes. among the targets a military training facility and smuggling tunnels. at this hour i can tell you there are reports from gaza that israel has launched another air strike and there is a new report that says in retaliation the militants, hamas, has fired back. so despite negotiations that could lead to some type of truce, the situation on the ground still very bloody. back to you. >> sandra: david lee miller near the israel/gaza border. >> bill: president trump's attorneys rejecting bob mueller's latest proposal for an interview. >> this legal team is not walking this president into a perjury trap. not going the happen. any type of interview will be the appropriate type of response. >> bill: negotiations continue but will an agreement be ultimately reached? we'll check that out in a moment. >> sandra: incredible video showing a skier getting a front row seat for a volcanic eruption. [ loesch ] this is superbeets and i swear by it. it gives me more healthy energy to keep up with my hecti

egypt works to broker and end two months of violence between israel and hamas. monsoon storms in india have killed more than 300 people, today rescuers used helicopters and hundreds of boats to evacuate thousands of people stranded on rooftops following unprecedented flooding in the southern part of india. as we first reported last night, bomb threats to several planes in chile and peru forced them to make emergency landings or turn back to originating airports thursday. the civil aviation agency said authorities received a total of 11 false bomb threats called in anonymously and santiago's airport come out latin airlines the aviation agency. just some of the other stories beyond our borders tonight, we'll be right back. for your brain. with an ingredient originally discovered in jellyfish, prevagen has been shown in clinical trials to improve short-term memory. prevagen. healthier brain. better life. all your school get supplies today... school.. grade.. done. done. hit the snooze button and get low prices on school supplies all summer long. like these for only

the president encouraged israel's government to release a turkish citizen in july. kid that contribute to the frustration? >> the president has a great deal of frustration on the fact that pastor brunson has not been released as well as the fact that other u.s. citizens and employees have not been released. we're going to continue to call on turkey to do the right thing and release those individuals. >> does the president or this white house believe that it is a violation of department of justice protocol if the special counsel's investigation goes beyond september 1? >> i'm not going to say that we would say a violation but i think we've been very clear that not only do we by all of the american people want this to wrap up. john? >> thank you, sarah. two questions on turkey. as the relationship between the president and president erdogan gets worse, my question very simply is, are we going to see the restoration of the read-outs on calls between the president and other world leaders? that was terminated on the day after president erdogan's election. although we kno

he wants to purify islam and destroy israel and come after us. world peace and the ayatollah cannot fit into the same sentence. this is disgraceful that you are picking this regime over the people. that you want to do business with this man who dismembered the mideast and has destroyed the state of israel and is the largest state-sponsored. european businesses are going to pick our economy over iran and it's not if the regime falls but a matter of why and if we keep the pressure on. i think it's working. >> the president of iran said he wanted to see if we could be sincere, if we were interested in getting another deal. before i let you go, when you play golf with the president do you let him win? >> i try my best to beat him, i just can't. for me to beat him he has to beat 80 and i have to shoot 80 which is hard. but he's a gracious host and he has lots of fun and he's doing a good job. any deal with iran that they would honor it is probably not worth having. i just want to thank president trump for resetting our foreign policy leading from the

leave no man behind -- maybe israel, modern israel but over the centuries of our country, no country has valued life and value of the remains in the connection to that sacrifice more than the united states of america. no one has poured more soil on foreign countries for our own freedom and the freedom of others to defeat nazis and communists and stand up to rogue regimes and when we do so we make a promise to that soldier, in the community that we will do everything to bring them home alive or in this case missing in action or prisoner of war or deceased. something like this is a testament to future generations that our country will honor the promise that we made to you and there's a lot of personal stories, one in particular, frank salazar volunteered to gop to korea in 1952. he was killed on new year's eve of 1952 when he was shot down by ground fire. before he left he gave a hug to his 4-year-old girl, diane brown. she was in that hanger right over my shoulder. she's been looking for her father for over 60 years. he may be returned today or at least some of his comrades. a powerfu

speed when you give that example of moving or embassy from tel aviv to recognizing the true capital of israel as jerusalem for this administration, it was unanimously agreed upon for years, but it took a certain president to get it done. thank you, great to see you, come back soon. for more on the politics of a government shutdown and which side would get the blame politically this go around, let's bring in senior politics writer for the u.s. news & world report, good to see you on this fine friday. so you have a president now that is firing up his base, he is crisscrossing certain areas of the country and trying to help out candidates who want his political fire and mojo behind them, you've got a messaging machine running now on the issue of how we spend our money and immigration, what does that do to the opposition? >> i think it may embolden the opposition. the democrats are basically daring president trump and the republican party to shut down the government in the fall, they think this would be a political gift. why? because republicans control the entire government at this point. nearly

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i also recognize the capital of israel and five months later we opened the american embassy in jerusalem. instead of apologizing for america, we are standing up for america, we are standing up for the heroes who protect our country. and we are proudly standing up for our national anthem. thank you. [cheers and applause] [crowd chants usa!] but to continue our incredible success, we must elect more republicans and we must elect troy balderson. we have to elect troy. so get your friend, get your neighbors, get your family and get out and vote for troy on tuesday. loyal citizens, great people like you help build this country. and together we are taking back this country. we are returning power to where it belongs, to the american people. from columbus to the queen city cincinnati where i worked, the queen city. from dublin to cleveland and from toledo to mansfield, ohio has always been the home of red-blooded american patriots, strong people, real workers. people i love. this state is the home of the proud. and we are, we are the home of the proud. we are the home of families and farmers an

saw john bolton and also the israeli prime minister benjamin netanyahu reiterating the position of israel and the united states. more allies across the globe should put pressure on iran to discourage destabilizing actions in the future. before they had dinner last night we heard a concise answer from the israeli prime minister would like to focus on. he used the phrase iranian aggression at the top of his list and moving forward we saw him today here in jerusalem talking about what he sees as a larger connection between conflict in the middle east and actions that took place during the obama administration when it comes to lifting sanctions on the regime there in tehran. the bottom line for the israelis is they would like to see more help in european allies and they hope the united states and bolton will bridge the gap to encourage these european allies to be on the same page with israel and the united states trying to get tehran to stop moving forward with any sort of nuclear programs that could allow them to develop a nuclear arsenal that could hit israel or the united states. >> eric:

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jerusalem is the capital of israel and rock man is not firing rockets. >> and little jim acosta gets belittled at a rally. it's really incredible. >> sean: has your family been threat threatened? >> we all had white powered show up at our house. >> sean: they had to quarantine an assistant for 8 hours before that. >> there is no moral outrage about that. let the man have freedom of speech. let him speak to people. when it happens to them. when they are offended by a message, all of a sudden. >> sean: did you see what they said about melania and both of your sisters. >> and the comment on melania which was the most disgusting. what they said about that? nothing. the only person was laura ingraham. and you. no one else in the media did anything. >> sean: she is the loveliest woman. your little brother is a great kid. why does he have to turn on the tv set with a decapitated bloody severed head of your father? that person was employed by cnn at the time. >> no one says anything about that. people chant cnn sucks because of their biassed coverage and everybody starts crying. >> sean: cnn

the plan is expected to illuminate options for palestinians to reclaim contested land in israel and the us is recalculating its spending and preparing its very own israeli palestinian peace plan. and announcement on that is expected in a couple weeks. jillian: startling morning to government officials involved in deportation. arizona congressman tweeting if you are a us government official and your deporting americans be warned, when the worm turns, you will not be safe because you were just following orders. you do not have to take part in illegal acts ordered by the president's administration. the warning came after denying passports to us citizens suspected of having fake birth certificates. he clarified his remarks in a statement of fox news saying government officials who violate the law or the constitution will not be immune from legal consequences and will be held accountable for their actions even if the trump administration is refusing to do so. when congressman coleco is turning up the heat on ice, esther valdes is holding out the hypocrisy saying many of the politicians runni

and israel. let's keep in mind the iranians have openly declare -- i'm not talking about uncovered secret documents from some cache of hidden things. this is openly what they've said in public, on television and at the u.n., that israel is the little satan and america is the great satan and they'll wipe us from the face of the earth. i'll ask you, if somebody said that they were going to kill another person, don't you think we ought to take that seriously especially when they are loading up every gun and bullet they can and stockpiling them? of course we take it seriously. and we would be idiots and very dangerous idiots if we didn't take iran seriously because they've never kept a promise. they've always tried to kill americans and kidnap americans through terror-sponsored activities across the world and it will really come down to there will be a survivor, it will be us or them. i would like to vote for us. >> sandra: what did you make of the optics of that when they rolled out the new fighter

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change that would be beneficial to say our allies in the region like israel and might it, you know, create actually some good in that environment if you could actually get a change in power? >> well, you know, the president's strategy i think is to force rouhani and the mullahs back to the negotiation table. if by chance we spark a revolution, which is a good outcome for the region and the people that have been oppressed for 40 years since the takeover in 1979, that is time that we begin to find a very bright, a very capable population that has been suppressed by a small minority. they're not popular in their own country. they have the henchmen that are keeping a tight control over the population. you know, it wasn't that many years ago, in 2009, they had an uprising. what happened? a lot of young and capable of people were killed in the streets of tehran. that is a sort of thing that if rouhani is in the corner and he's getting there again, he's going to turn back to the same people that killed civilians before. we don't want that but we want a revolution. >> trish: unfortunately, those a

forces and even have done some outreach programs with israel. so the sallies understand it. the israelis have long understood it. and that is that iran is the threat in the region. united states now, is back where it should be because during the obama administration, we changed forces. he went from a long-standing relationship with the sunni arabs over to the iranians, cut the deal, hundreds of billions of dollars in pallets of cash and all that nonsense. now it is dialing back. we are reestablishing the relationships with our old friends in the region. mike: will this draw the regime in tehran to the negotiating table looking for a new nuclear agreement? tequesta do depends on what the rest of the world is willing to do. so far, then i states, the trump administration has pulled the export certificates to all of the western aircraft manufacturers, for example. iran air was going to buy some 110 aircraft from boeing with over $19 billion. but boeing says we are not going to do it. airbus and leonardo look like they are backing out of a deal as well. so the iranians have orde

israel's right to exist, alan dershowitz explains, your kid will respect you once you respect your self. these were not going anywhere your videos were taken. >> it began with youtube and google and they put dozens of our videos, 340 total on their restricted list which means theoretically it is pornographic or violent. shannon: is it either? >> george will talking about baseball as the american sport doesn't meet the definition of pornography or violence. alan dershowitz is a lifelong liberal. it doesn't matter. of the left doesn't like what you do they censor you. i need to emphasize this. the left doesn't believe in free speech and half of the students in college today don't believe in free-speech or hate speech but they declare what is hate speech. we don't have one word of hate. we have a psychiatrist who gives a talk on how to learn to forgive. a rabbi giving a talk on not gossiping. this is as sweet a website as you can find. shannon: it sounds inflammatory. facebook said we mistakenly removed these videos and restore the because they don't break their standard. this result in a

. >> richard: i was on a flight to israel and they were 12 hours delayed. >> greg: it could be weather. they are trying to save your life. >> dana: across the board, you had a good flight yesterday. a lot of people, we get where we need to go. i think across the board, people are frustrated with the airline airlines. the planes, the delays, overselling, the cost. people want to get where they are going. they are extremely frustrated. i know someone who was going to milwaukee for a party but they went to richmond. they had to take a six hour train back. >> tammy: one of the big things that's hurting how people feel about airlines, the animal issues. so many stories about animals not making it. then there's a very basic kind of thing. i was on a flight in business class. i asked for a blanket. the flight attendant took it out of the overhead and threw it at me. i tweeted at that point about the other airline. it was so cold. everyone was complaining this one flight attendant brought literally a water bottle with hot water in it. hot water bottle. handing it to us. it was not the best cus