we've got israeli air space the israeli jet crashed and we've got massive israeli military strikes now. are we going to have a war? >> it is a war already and it has to be stopped and the reason is that the iranians are taking the lead. the russians are very nervous about that, they have an understanding with the israelis undeclared that the rushes russians, they operate in the north and israel in the south. and sending drones over israel, the first time for years the iranians would dare do this and i have a potential explanation. the border between iraq is syria is now open. there's a highway between iran, iraq, and-- >> just so our viewers know, this is video from where the military jet f-16 crashed on the way back from a strike inside syria. and both pilots ejected. both are expected to lead, one is seriously hurt. as we talked, the israelis are overlooking syria and holding iran responsible? >> because the regime is so small in size in terms of land, you have the russians backing that regime or the iranians controlling most of the area of the regime controlled. so, yes, the israeli

and israeli flag. iranian military put on display gaddar missile which it claims has a range of 1250 miles. that is significant because it means the missile has the capability of hitting not only israel but u.s. bases throughout the middle east. rick? rick: david lee miller reporting from jerusalem. israel stood on the sidelines as syria plunged into the chaos of civil war. this headline in the jerusalem post saying israel to be key player in the next chapter of syria's war, with the subtitle for israel the next chapter in syria's war will be a nightmare scenario. for more on, this we bring in judith miller, fox news contributor. she has traveled extensively the middle east and written two books about it. clearly assad is more brazen now. how concerned should we be about this? >> i think israel is very concerned and therefore we should be concerned as well since israel is a very close ally. when i was in israel last summer, even then quietly, the israeli intelligence establishment was deeply, deeply wo

an israeli f-16 crash landed on the israeli side of the border. one of the pilots was ser just y wounded. israeli prime minister benjamin netanyahu said the drone's infiltration was not unexpected. >> iran seeks to use syrian territory to attack israel for its professed goal of destroying israel. this morning iran brazenly violated israel's sovereignty. they dispatched an iranian drone into israel and this demonstrates that our warnings were 100% correct. israel holds iran and its syrian host responsible for today's aggression. we will continue to do whatever is necessary to protect our cough republican at thisovereig. >> reporter: russia is calling on all sides to dehe'escalate te tension. the pentagon says the u.s. supports israel's right to defend itself and underscoring just how volatile the situation was today, for a brief period of time israel temporarily shut down its main airport over concern that syria and its allies could launch missile attacks from the north. arthel. >> arthel: david lee miller in jerusalem. thank you. >> eric: for more

it injured for israeli soldiers. >> israeli tanks fired on gaza and the israeli launched airstrikes as well. therefore three different worse in the last decade with the longest and bloodiest in 2014. the united nations has warned that the situation is worsening and there's a humanitarian disaster there brewing. >> thank you. >> has republican is pushing a new immigration bill. what experts are saying about the champus of a daca fix before them march 5 deadline. greatness... lives within all of us. and with ancestrydna on sale for just $69, now is the time to discover yours. you can find out where you get... ...your precision... ...your grace... ...your drive. and now, with more than 150 ethnic regions to connect to, only ancestrydna can put your greatness on full display. save 30% now at ancestrydna.com. >> eric: the daca deadline islo. right now there's not a done deal inside for the dreamers. starting to look like we won't see one anytime soon. the president said it's on time for march 5 but they're predicting nothing will be passed until after the midterms. the senate is trying to p

join is that we have an israeli ambassador to the nation also a former israeli deputy defense minister. he joins us from florida. ambassador, welcome. >> good afternoon eric. >> your first, it really is brazen and old by tehran. can you imagine this they are following is a quote - series iranian attack on israeli territory. >> it was a blatant violation of our sovereignty. can you imagine an iranian drone flying over the us, over russia? what would be the reaction of those countries? what situs it was an example of what we've been warning for months we cannot have this. they are bringing troops into syria, thousands coming into syria and why? isis has been defeated. so why the iranian are bringing missiles and troops with them? the only business to threaten israel, to destabilize the region. we cannot allow iran to become the largest armed people in the middle east. >> are you concerned that directly establish a base for many bases in syria and even perhaps lebanon ? >> indeed. we have the information in this clear, we will not allow them to put that next to a reporter. we saw what hap

it injured for israeli soldiers. >> israeli tanks fired on gaza and the israeli launched airstrikes as well. therefore three different worse in the last decade with the longest and bloodiest in 2014. the united nations has warned that the situation is worsening and there's a humanitarian disaster there brewing. >> thank you. >> has republican is pushing a new immigration bill. what experts are saying about the champus of a daca fix before them march 5 deadline. immigration agents rain a crackdown in the state that's going head-to-head with the white house. that is up, next it makes her favorite entrées even more delightful. fancy feast creamy delights. love is in the details. your plaques are always there at the worst times. constantly interrupting you with itching, burning and stinging. being this uncomfortable is unacceptable. i'm ready. tremfya® works differently for adults with moderate to severe plaque psoriasis. with tremfya®, you can get clearer and stay clearer. in fact, most patients who saw 90% clearer skin at 28 weeks... stayed clearer through 48 weeks. tremfya® works be

the israeli military says this is quote a serious iranian attack on israel. how worrisome is this provocation and what is its significance? >> i think it's very significant. we need to be worried it indicates how future developments in the region will play out. this is a direct result of the defeat of the isis caliphate. continuing in the pentagon during the trump administration, was to support iranian backed efforts both in iraq and syria. so not you iranians through that and other methods have strengthened their i'll call it a relationship. it amounts to a find of satellite status for iran and hets bow la, the terrorist group in lebanon, over the iranian government dominated government in baghdad. so iran has taken a much more forward position here, close to israel, close to the arab and oil-producing arab states of the persian gulf and beefed up its conventional military capability. it's very trouble for israel and our arab friend in the region. eric: we have been concerned about the ballistic missile tests. if they are supplying thousands of missile to th

an israeli f-16 crash landed on the is krilly sid ruly side of . israeli's prime minister, benjamin netanyahu, said the drone's infiltration was not unexpected. >> the iran seeks to use syrian territory to attack israel for its professed goal of destroying israel. this morning iran brazenly violated israel's sovereignty. they dispatched an iran drone in syrian territory into israel. this demonstrates our warnings were 100% correct. israel holds iran and its syrian host responsible for today's aggression. we will continue to do whatever is necessary to protect our sovereignity and our security. >> reporter: russia, which has troops in syria, is calls on all sides to deescalate the tension. the pentagon says the u.s. supports israel's right to defend itself. and underscoring how volatile the situation was here today, for a brief period of time israel shut down its main airport over concerns syria and its allies could launch a missile attack from the north. julie. >> julie: david lee miller, thank you. two police officers back here at home killed in t

it brings israeli military action? >> first of all, will and allow ourselves be fired upon and anytime we are we'll respond kindly. -- timely. they won't allow it in his room won't allow syria to become a forward operating base of the iranian regime, the regime which openly calls for israel's destruction which will be wiped out. we simply have to take these threats seriously even if other people don't. leland: on the right-hand side of the screen where watching them via video both from israeli apache helicopter shooting down the drone into israel yesterday and then video of the bombing in retaliation over and over again. i know you may not admit to it, but israel has been bombing targets inside area for a couple years now to prevent those transfers of heavy weapons and you never lost a net six and in the process. this is what hezbollah has to say. this is the beginning of a new strategic error, which put an end to the violation is area nurse racing territory, talking about them being able to shoot down the f-16. are th

the bonaventure for israeli soldiers in response to the attack. the israeli military used tanks to fire on gaza and launched airstrikes. at least two palestinians have been killed. israel and hamas have fought two different wars in the last decade over gaza, the longest and bloodiest since back in 2014. the united nations has been warning for some time now the situation in gaza, warning that there is a brewing humanitarian crisis inside gaza because of the israeli and egyptian blockade in the remnants of the 2014 war. tensions increasing america's towel rail travel not only for those in gaza, but the wider region as well. arthel: conor powell, thank you for the update. eric: the deadly florida shooting is regarding the debate over gun control. memorials are being held this weekend to honor those 17 innocent lives lost in that horrendous massacre. we will have a live report from parkland straight after this. (semi-truck noise) yes and it was like the worst experience of my life. seven lanes of traffic and i was in the second lane. when i get into m

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israeli teams responding to it was shot out of the sky by a syrian missile. shortly after israel retaliated by disseminating 12 nearby bases in syria. all of them with ties to iran. here now to sort this out to us tom rogan washington examiner. most of the mclaughlin group. good to see you tonight. what is the most important take away, do you think, from what happened over the weekend between israel and iran? >> thank you for having me on, martha. i think there are two points. first of all, it shows the prime minister netanyahu is very clearly trying to draw or trying to enforce israel's red line. he has said they would take action of this disagree before. secondly though, i think it's important to recognize that syrian air defenses seemed to have improved. who is syria's main militaryian benefactor. they're is broader regional ramifications and 1r5r8 trying to send a message to iran and to syria if you try to exert more pressure on us, we will make the costs higher for you than they are for us. >> martha: yeah. i mean, obviously, a lot of delegate diplomacy,

israeli prime minister benjamin netanyahu calls it a witch hunt after israeli police said there is enough evidence to indict him for corruption and bribery. joins us now from jerusalem with details in the case where it is an early morning there. >> this investigation has been going on for about a year. for the most part, this investigation remains in the background politically. just a few hours ago, the israeli police issued a recommendation to the attorney general's office. in the first case, he was caught on paper offering to help an israeli newspaper publisher in return for favorable coverage. he is accused of accepting hundreds of thousands of dollars worth of gifts from several different businessmen. the the prime minister doesn't deny accepting champagne, jewelry, cigars, insists they were a gift from friends but not bribes. he was defiant earlier today during a televised speech where he denied all of the allegation allegations. >> all of these attempts without exception will end with nothing, i know the truth. i tell you this time too, things will end with nothing. >> just because

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, syrian officials claim more than israeli plane was hit. israel said assault was in retaliation, israel with video the drone being blown out of the sky by apache helicopter. iran foreign ministry, benjamin netanyahu says there's no doubt for that done infiltration. >> this morning iran violated policy. they dispatched iranian drone from syrian territory into israel and this demonstrates that our warnings were 100% correct. israel holds iran and syrian coast responsible for today's aggression, we will continue to do whatever it's necessary to have sovereignty secured. >> israel is now asking the un security council to condemn what it is calling iranian act of provocation. meanwhile now russia which has troops in syria supporting the regime, regime of bashar al-assad has issued a statement to foreign ministry saying that, quote, we urge all parties to exercise restraint and to avoid actions that could lead to an even greater complication of the situation. and underscoring just how tense the situation was today israel for a brief period of tim

it has been 30 years since we've had an israeli jet shot down. now we've got the possibility of another conflagration, you have iran and israel. never mind what's happening on the ground in syria. so my concern here is that all these different actors with all their different interests, everybody is flying different aircraft, we've got troops on top of each other and here we have -- i was surprised this hasn't happened before. you had a t-72 russian battle tank that was firing within the effective range of our troops and they responded and struck back. >> bill: there was a phone conversation between vp and president trump. i don't know if that information has been made public. are we in a position there to defend ourselves against all these factions, first off? >> well bill, i think the first thing we have to understand is actually trying to figure out what those guys on the battlefield are seeing in front of them. and how far we are willing to go. so this boils down to i think something that we have always had a problem with and that is what is o

israelis sending a warning to iran. iranian drone entered israel, shot down by an israeli helicopter. anti-aircraft fire for syria downing an israeli f-16. that hasn't happened since 1982. israel has carried out dozens of raids inside of syria. retired four star general jack keane, fox news strategic analyst and sir, good day to you. a lot to go through right now as we'll scan the world here. you say war is a real possibility now in the middle east. explain. >> what we're talking about is what iran has done to reset the table in the middle east. they are feeling very good about the victory they've achieved in syria and motivated the russians to come in there and successfully propped up the assad regime indefinitely and now what they want to establish is some rocket and military bases inside syria to encroach on israel. there already are 160,000 iranian delivered rockets in lebanon to put maximum pressures of the israelis. they won't tolerate this. >> bill: my sense is 2006 12 years ago in the war of israel stunned the i

the israelis have been trying to stay out of this syrian war as much as possible. they went after what they say are iranian targets. iran denies they had any personnel there. where is the truth? >> when you look at what actually happened. iran can deny it all day long. in the end it's pretty clear they did loose some troops. independent reporting confirms this. israel has the right to defend themselves. when you have whether it was syrian or israeli drone entering their airspace they have the right to shoot it down and retaliate as they did. you think at some point syria and iran would realize israel is serious about their security and you can't play around with them. >> jon: they had an israeli f-16 shot down a couple of days back. the pilots ejected and escaped but that's the first time israel has lost a war plane since what, 1982? >> 1982. what apparently happened was they were swamped with a number of more than a dozen anti-aircraft missiles, one of which got close enough to disable the aircraft. that didn't work out very well for syria or iran either. in retal

we don't know who actually fired the anti-aircraft weapons that brought the israeli f-16 down. almost certainly not syria. could be iran. maybe there were russian advisers nearby. we just don't know enough about it. but this is a reflection of the middle east after the fall of the isis calafate. the consequence of the obama administration strategy unfortunately continued by the pentagon in this administration to rely on iraq and the shia militia in iraq to help go after the califate. what that meant was iran was right there with them, followed behind them and has created an arc of control from iran through the baghdad controlled parts of iraq, linking up to the assad regime in syria and the hezbollah terrorists in lebanon. and this, this kind of alliance really is threatening israel, threatening our arab friends like jordan, saudi arabia, the other oil producing on monarchies. >> dana: secretary tillerson is there now. do you think he should add anything on his trip? >> my understanding is he's not going to israel. i don't understand that. this question we've got to face, and i

police, the israeli prime minute administer breaking in the last hour, could soon be the subject of a corruption case. and it is recommended now that he be indicted. the news is breaking. we'll have the latest on it coming up from the fox news deck on this tuesday afternoon. flub flub first, we head to vermont. and go to our coffee shop. and meet dave. hey. why is dark magic so spell-bindingly good, he asks? let me show you. let's go. so we climb. hike. see a bear. woah. reach the top. dave says dark magic is a bold blend of coffee with rich flavors of uganda, sumatra, colombia and other parts of south america. like these mountains, each amazing on their own. but together? magical. all, for a smoother tasting cup of coffee. green mountain coffee roasters packed with goodness. . >> i'm lea gabrielle with the fox report. more of today's headlines. federal agents they arrested a second suspect after a gunman killed two police officers in ohio. he's the one that bought the gun for the shooter. police officers say the officers were responding to a 911 hang-up call in westerville outside of

on israeli side small little holes. pete: hoe hope to pop up ambush innocent village and kill civilians. they have a things to monitor the ground but ultimately you have to stay vigilant. they destroyed three in last three months. steve: speaking of vigilant, the woman is last line of defense. they don't have a computer automatically shoots down incoming missile. there is something on the screen, 1000 one, 1000 two, do i push the button. pete: no snowflakeses allowed. am i shooting down a missile headed for civilian population. iron dome system we paid for it here in the america because the alliance between our two countries. honor to be always be there, reminder how sacred our relationship is with the state of israel. steve: pete. great to go there. pete: i look forward going again. thank you to the folks that took us there. >>> are you looking for a new car? we have you covered. "consumer reports" released 2018 list of top picks. we have a exclusive list on our plaza next. ♪ hey, are you taking the tissue test? yep,

israeli fighter jet has not been shut down for decades in 1982, when there was a firefight with syrians, that was last time we have seen something like that. an f-16 plane is a huge deal. the only financially, and airplane like that cost half $1 billion if not more. in the israeli pilots and in bad shape. >> we can delve into that and will be probably seeing about coming up in a situation where jonathan, always good to have you. >> good to be here. >> we are waiting a conference any moment now. stay tuned for that in westerville ohio were two police officers were brutally gunned down and killed. the suspect in custody. the police department there expected to be speaking live. as soon as that happens will bring it to you here. stay with us. plus, the white house asking democrats to redo their memo about alleged surveillance abuse at the fbi. but did the democrats expect pushback from the president even before spending it?our panels will discuss. and after being found guilty of killing two california sheriff deputies, that is a some difficulty pick your watch punishment prosecutors are pu

right now this fight between the israeli tax authorities, israeli municipality and government and the christian community here seems to be put on hold. sandra. >> sandra: a developing story breaking right now. connor powell in jerusalem for us. we'll check back in. thank you. >> bill: intriguing overseas. back at home president trump vowing changes to our nation's gun safety laws. >> president trump: we'll turn our grief into action. we have to have action. we don't have any action. it happens, a week goes by, let's keep talking, another week goes by, we keep talking. >> bill: he argues if congress will not act he will. what kind of changes are necessary? >> sandra: taking another shot at undoing obamacare. a group of 20 states launching a new legal fight. we'll speak with the man leading the charge. texas attorney general ken paxton joins us on all of this. >> sandra: president donald trump promising the current talk about gun control will have concrete results. the president speaking warning he can take action himself if congress does not act and he says he is not afraid of the nra.

tell that to the israeli prime minister benjamin netanyahu, america's closest ally in the middle east. the congressional investigation found in 2014, an israeli political group used 300,000 taxpayer dollars, the obama state department in our grant to create a political apparatus to try and defeat our closest ally in the middle east, the israeli prime minister, netanyahu. it doesn't stop there. the u.s., efforts are wrong, we've been involved in influencing elections that dates back to places like italy, iran, guatemala, chile, nicaragua, just a few examples. take a look at what a former cia director told laura ingraham about the u.s. and how we interfere in foreign elections. take a look. >> have we ever try to modelfo d other countries elections? >> come probably. but it was for the good of the system in order to avoid communists from taking over, for example in europe, the greeks and italians -- >> we don't do that now? >> well... only for very good -- >> sean: can we do a video of that of the former cia director. >> only for a very good cause. >> sean: let me be clear. i'm not sayi

. ♪ >> bret: serious trouble tonight for israeli prime minister benjamin netanyahu. police are recommending to be indicted for corruption. he says he is innocent and is not going anywhere. our correspondent is five tonight in jerusalem. hello, conor. >> bret, benjamin yet and benjamin netanyahu is facing the most serious crisis of his political career after months of investigation. the israeli police send a recommendation to the attorney general that the prime minister should be charged and two separate corruption cases. in the first case, netanyahu was caught on tape trying to help an israeli newspaper publisher in return for favorable coverage. in another case, netanyahu is accused of sending hundreds of thousands dollars -- accepting hundreds of thousands dollars of gifts. champagne, jewelry, cigars, but he insists they were just gifts from friends and not bribes in a defined television speech tonight. he denied the other allegations and promised to fight. >> of these attempts, without exception, will end with nothin nothing. because i know the truth. i tell you,

only hours earlier israel said and iranian drone crossed into israeli airspace. israel released videos showing what it says is the girl being shot out of the sky by one of its apache helicopters. iran denied having anything to do with the drone and called the israeli versions of events ridiculous. israel's prime minister didn't buy it. >> israel holds iran and its syrian host responsible for today's aggression. we will continue to do whatever is necessary to protect our sovereignty and our security. >> in addition to going after the launch site, israel targeted other military facilities operated by syria and its iranian allies. although israel lost in f-16, roughly half of syria's air defenses were reportedly destroyed. russia, which has troops in syria supporting the regime urged all parties to exercise restraint and to avoid actions that could make the situation worse. the u.s. state department condemned iran and reaffirmed israel's right to defend itself. despite the rhetoric, u.s. secretary of state rex tillerson, who was in the reason, has no plans to visit

hours earlier, israel said an iranian drone crossed into israeli airspace. israel released a video showing what it says is drone being shot out of the sky by one of its apache helicopters. iran denied having anything to do with the drone and called the israeli version of events ridiculous. israel's prime minister didn't buy it. >> israel holds iran and its syrian host responsible for the aggression. we will do whatever is necessary to protect our sovereignty and security. >> in addition to going after the drone launch site, israel targeted other facilities operated by syria and its iranian ally. israel lawson f-16. roughly half of serious air defenses were destroyed. russia urged all parties to exercise restraint and avoid actions that could make the situation worse. the u.s. state department condemned iran and reaffirmed israel's right to defend itself. despite the rhetoric, u.s. secretary of state rex tillerson who is in the region has no plans to visit. >> bret: thank you. up next, as the president asks for big money on infrastructure, what one of the nat

, an israeli fighter jet shot down in syrian air space. could this escalate inside that region. it ultimately is a co confrontan between israel and iran which has implications for the united states. >> well it certainly could. and the two pilots of this, both survived. one of them seriously injured, one not. the they both ejected. the plane crash landed into israeli territory, so that's good. but the russians have said to the syrians, back down. don't escalate this. the u.s. is clearly standing the israel. i don't see what could be possibly gained if there was any escalation on the part of either the syrians or the iranians. it would be a fool's eaer rand . let's hope what they did yesterday proved this isn't a smart strategy. i don't think we're going to see them do it in the future. i hope not. >> thank you so much, governor. be safe and come home safe. >> thanks. glad to. >>> turns now to your headlines, hungs raises a candle at a vigil remembering a fallen georgia officer shot and killed in the line of due pi. an autopsy report showing

peace between palestinians and israelis is the toughest deal of any deal. i have heard this all my life. as a former deal maker, although now you can say i'm maybe more of a deal maker than ever before. you have no choice as president but to do it right. but the hardest deal to make of any kind is between the israelis and the palestinians. we're actually making great head way. jerusalem was the right thing to do. we took that off the table. but jared kushner is right in the middle of that. he's an extraordinary deal maker. and if he does that, that will be an incredible accomplishment and a very important thing for our country. so general kelly is doing a terrific job, by the way, is right in the middle of that. we inherited a system that's broken. it's a system where many people have just -- it's taken months and months and months to get many people that do not have a complex financial, complicated financials. they don't have that and it's still taken months. it's a broken system. it shouldn't take this long. you know how many people are on that list. peop

israeli prime minister benjamin and yahoo is refusing to resign amid possible corruption and bribery charges. the longtime israeli leaders accused of accepting lavish gifts in exchange for favors from two billionaires, benjamin and yahoo denying the -- it will end in the, the decision on charges will come from the attorney general's office and that decision could take months. as we all know donald trump likes the term fake news but how do we separate fact from fiction especially in this world of social media, nonstop social media? is grip jenkins explained it is a challenge facing a lot of schools throughout the country. >> fake news, a term donald trump used broadly in his first year of office referring to negative coverage of his administration but the emphasis on the fake news phenomena and put in an excited stoplight on the need to combat misinformation online especially among young people. >> it was a wake-up call in terms of what are we doing when it comes to critical thinking. >> advocacy groups reporting a huge demand from educators looking to add media literacy skills to the

remember the congressional investigation found that back in 2014, an israeli political group used 300,000 taxpayer dollars, the obama state department, to create a political apparatus to try and defeat our closest ally in the middle east, the israeli prime minister. it doesn't stop there. we've been involved in influencing elections. that dates back to places like italy, iran, guatemala, chile, nicaragua, and those are just a few examples. take a look at the former cia director told laura ingraham about the u.s. and how we interfere in for elections. take a look. >> have we ever tried to meddle in other countries elections? >> oh, probably. it was for the good of the system in order two to avoid communist taking over. in europe, the greeks and italians -- >> we don't do that now? >> well... only for a very good reason. >> can you do that again cuts to speak only for a very good because. >> sean: let me be clear. i'm not going to say america should not be doing this. i do believe we ought to be doing this on a bit regular basis. i believe intelligence and covert operations, plausible denia

helicopter took out iranian drone launch from syria and israeli fighter jet was shot down sparking air attack on several syrian and iranian targets in syria. rob: prosecutors want the death penalty for man accused of killing two ohio police officer ifs he survives. 30-year-old smith face twos aggravated charges while in hospital, last listed in critical condition after being shot by police. anthony and eric ambushed by gunfire when they showed up to smith's home responding to 911 hang-up call. >> 911, what's the emergency. >> please help, please help. he shot the police officers. >> your husband did it? where is your husband now in rob: records show smith wasn't allowed to own a gun and had numerous run-ins with the police. officer moreli's cruiser turn intoed memorial and nearby police department are patrolling while officers mourn. jillian: democrats prepared to black out parts of memo so it can be released to the government without spilling government secrets, let's get live to todd piro with the latest on the political war. >> good morning, seems like we are closer than ever to see

does, the israelis, they'll tell you security is a laird even. -- layered event. you always contemplate a failure of one or something that fails or something is taken out, you need a layer of security no matter what andit a school especially. >> hannity: all right, thank you, both. if every american demands this in their district, we'll have safer schools. 1,000% safer. when we come back, we'll have a heated debate. dan, geraldo who is down in florida as we continue. stay with us. ♪ it never gets old. alright everyone, 2 truths 1 lie. i was going to be on the real world, i play the oboe, and i saved a kid's life. you definitely never saved a kid's life. i'm serious, last summer i donated bone marrow to a kid who had leukemia. saving a life, the truth is, it's easier than you think. learn how at dkms.org who knew we were living with a hero? a hero who plays the oboe. (laughter) >> hannity: all right, following yesterday's deadly shooting in florida, democrats, members of the media so quick to politicize a tragedy. take a look. >> the pattern will be perfectly pre

remember that all security from the protection of the president to anything that the fbi does, the israelis, anybody will tell you, security is a layered event. it's not just one. have you layers of security. so you always contemplate a failure of one or something that fails or something that is taken out. you need a layer of security no matter what and a school especially. >> sean: all right. thank you both. if every american demands this in their district, we have safer schools. 1,000% safer. all right. when we come back we have a heated debate. dan bongino down in florida as we continue, stay with us. ♪ ♪ the more you know the the commute is worth it.me, for all the work you pour into this place, you sure get a lot more out of it. you and that john deere tractor... so versatile, you can keep dreaming up projects all the way home. it's a longer drive. but just like a john deere, it's worth it. nothing runs like a deere. now you can own a 1e sub-compact tractor for just $99 a month. learn more at your john deere dealer. >> sean: following yesterday's deadly shooting in the florida. med

jared, i have full confidence in his ability to continue performing his duties including overseeing our israeli/palestinian peace effort and serving as an integral part of our relationship with mexico. everyone in the white house is grateful for these valuable contributions to furthering the president's agenda. there is no truth to any suggestion otherwise. sarah sanders, in the briefing yesterday, went further to say, nothing that has taken place will affect the valuable work that jared is doing. now, don't forget when he issued that memo, john kelly said that he would review this on a month to month basis. so depending on when kushner's final security clearance, sf-86 was finally submitted, he may at some point committed cross hairs in they edict. >> dana: john, there's no white house briefing today. why is that? >> reporter: because they want the focus to be on the president's listening session, round table this afternoon. i know as a former press secretary, you believe there should be a briefing almost every day unless the president is traveling or he's speaking himself to the press. but, t

and i like the israeli model. the school doors are locked, and two or three of the teachers are trained to carry. you don't know which teachers they are. they do not carry openly. they carry silently, and in a hidden way. and how many school killings are there in israel? none. that all can be done by the florida legislature. it does not require the congress. congress can't do anything. congress can't pass a budget, or daca, we'll talk about that in a little while. i think the president is whetted to the nra. that's a nonstarter. and this thing called the second amendment, which they've all taken a note to uphold and the supreme court has interpreted as it has in a very pro-individual rights way. >> bret: is the mental health push, you know, that talking about this, something that they can get done with something else, and at least around the edges try to attack it? >> well, they've already passed some legislation that was pointed out, the 21st century that touches on mental health issues. you'll have the left sayi

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the terrorists part of hamas, and islamic militant group known to target israeli citizens. donald trump hoping sanctions will help that ties between iran and the terrorist organization. the obama administration accused of classified russian intelligence, to undermine donald trump, the top democrat, before in relation committee, and the rift in relations between the us and turkey. the report alleged -- and the state of the union message straight to the american people. >> the president laid out his vision for an america where everyone knows in his words the dignity of a hard day's work. where every child is safe in their home at night and every citizen proud of this land. that is what american leadership. last >> mike been speaking at a truck dealership in west virginia. the lawmaker announcing he will retire. the he will return to the justice system, whatever skills they may have are better utilized in the courtroom than congress. i enjoy the justice system more than a political system as i look back on my career. trey gouty serves as house oversight committee chairman and

leaders in jerusalem fighting israeli proposal to tax properties, the plan would not tax the church itself but would impact its other buildings and the tax revenue could add up to tens of millions of dollars. and now time for fox business alert for you, speaking of a lot of money dozen companies cutting ties with the nra, the latest delta, united and a hearing aid supplier, tracee carrasco from sister ned work fox business, good morning, tracee. tracee: good morning, heather, a lot of companies adding to the list of companies pulling names from benefits that are given to nra members, the latest as you said a hearing aid company, airlines delta, united over the weekend and some moving companies, north american van lines, car buying service, true car, all of these adding to their names to the list as this growing debate continues over gun control. heather: interesting. so las vegas, if you're traveling to las vegas or from las vegas and you have pot you have a place to put it. >> yes, so this is the left over legally purchased marijuana when you are leaving las vegas, there's some specially

. >> as you pointed out, hannity, israelis deal with stuff. they had this problem. they dealt with it. and you don't have any more israel.don't have any more you just don't have it. so we got to learn from the people who actually do it right. h season sean, thank -- sean, thank you so much as always. mostly on the left is to demand a swift action the guns. >> why does the united states of america have such a high rate of mass gun violence? the answer is very simply that consistent with the second amendment, we can tighten the rules that apply to gun purchases. >> it happens here not because of coincidence, not because of bad luck, but as a consequence of our inaction. we are responsible. >> i would rather pass gun safety legislation then win the election. >> laura: the oscar goes to nancy, the drama. but seriously as our security experts discussed last night, the focus on this type of gun or what caliber, that misses the point. nicholas cruz was determined to kill one way or another. that obvious fact seemed to allude to media echo chamber. >> more people will die i

so that they're expert -- they train more than the israeli police do. they don't have in any killings in the school. it's not like shooting fish in a barrel. wherever you go, someone will go back at you. >> the privacy goes away in this whole argument. >> privacy sometimes is like shovelling against the tide, neil, defending privacy these days. the best way to stop this is to remove these gun-free zones. this guy went there because he knew it would be like shooting fish in a barrel. if he knew that teachers had weapons, he wouldn't have gone there or stopped before he was killed. >> neil: thanks, judge. feel better. >> thank you. just a little cold president don't get old. >> neil: all right. word of advice for those, especially young people, i can't tell you how many have said where was god here? what happened to god? the read from the archbishop of miami after this. so, from the two trucks over here... i want you to pick a new truck for your mom or dad, knowing that they could possibly pass it down to you one day. cool. but before you decide, you shou

written by israel's un ambassador describes a visit by a high-ranking iranian official to the lebanese israeli border with armed hezbollah militants. a violation of un resolutions that was never reported. the letters is the official made comments about liberating jerusalem. >> south korea's president will meet with the sister of kim jung un. it should be interesting as the rogue nation holds their military parade on the eve of the olympics, the new video showing kim jung un giving a speech in front of the north korean army, large military tanks rolling through the capital city of pyongyang. the land of whiskey trying to kick its alcohol problem, the first country to impose a minimum price on alcohol to make it more expensive. they hope the measurable save lives and curb scotland's unhealthy relationship with alcohol. the new law takes effect march 1, 3.4 million gallons of alcohol per year, 3.4 gallons of whiskey. think about that, 40% more than americans and we drink a lot. >> extreme weather, terrifying moments for passengers when a southwest plane lights off the taxiway moments before take

israelis, of course, are highly concerned about their own security. this could curtail his ability to function as kind of a diplomat, if you will, for the white house, which particularly in the middle east, but "the washington post" story, the timing of the story is interesting, because even though it came out in the paper edition today, a lot came out yesterday, and a lot of people are wondering whether general kelly was reacting to that with an overabundance of caution or whether "the washington post" picked up on what kelly was about to do. so there's a question about timing. there are several countries mentioned, mexico, some arab countries. israel itself. it's unclear who they're getting this from. it may be another fake news stories. >> it's unclear what they're staying. >> what "the post" says there were certain individuals in those governments trying to figure out ways they could leverage their own desires with regard to jared's business concerns. >> that's real news, because i think they probably try to get away with whatever they can. >> doe

one of the last military bases was taken out by the israelis. what is the state department's reaction on this? >> we've seen that report as well. we have long known that iran is involved in malign activities all around the world and that's exactly why this administration -- let me finish, bill. that's exactly why this administration broadened its approach to iran. we no longer look at our relationship or focus on iran just about the nuclear program. we look at all the bad activities that iran is involved with around the world. including funding hezbollah, including sending weapons and material into syria. it is something that has to stop and the world is paying attention to that. >> bill: over the last couple of minutes we've talked about north korea and iran and syria. and you mentioned russia. russia is the common thread behind all three, correct? >> russia and iran and some other bad actors around the world. that's exactly why we keep a close eye on this. >> bill: it's putin, right? it's moscow. >> putin runs the country. that is certainly pa

obama disrespected the israeli prime minister, he entered a ruinous nuclear deal with iran and then there were obama's personal associations. this is an illinois state senator obama with the reggie anti-semite louis farrakhan and it was taken in -- according the photographer and don't forget the "l.a. times" has been sitting on a 2003 videotape of an event attended by what national review called a racist terror mongers. he's a supporter of palestinian terrorist yasser arafat. now the "los angeles times" which admits it has a video of obama rubbing elbows with an apologist for palestinian terrorist cell thing imply that trump is enabling a wave of anti-semitism. anti-semitism. there is one word for that. anti-semitism. there is one word for that. you're still here? we're voya! we stay with you to and through retirement. i get that voya is with me through retirement, i'm just surprised it means in my kitchen. so, that means no breakfast? voya. helping you to and through retirement. >> laura: before we go, an update to a story we covered last night. isis erected more ice are arrested more th