. president biden pushing for a pause to the fighting in israel but top terror groups have other ideas. rockets are still raining down, a dramatic scene unfolding while trey gates was live on the air. one of the rockets landing near him. >> it just slammed into the building right next to where we are at. in terms of a cease-fire, it is challenging to have a cease-fire while rockets are still raining down on israel. that is what is being called for here and it is part of the reason the prime minister says he will not have a cease-fire because the fire still continues into israel and you have the is sue of the hostages. some are foreign nationals but the majority are israelis. >> the leader of hezbollah is signaling a second front could break out in the north. the group has been escalating strikes on israel and they are directly threatening america. >> america is fully responsible for the war prevailing in gaza against its people. israel is merely the executive arm. america is preventing a cease-fire. it is the great satan. it is the guilty party number one. it is the united states directing the war in gaza. it must pay the price. >> the biden administration is sending antony blinken back to israel to meet with the cabinet. he echoed the call for a humanitarian pause. >> we remain focused on securing the release of hostages, including american citizens. each of these efforts can be facilitated by arrangements on the ground that increase security for civilians and permit more effective and sustained delivery. >> what did you think about this idea of a pause if hamas is not going to pause? >> you cannot pause if there is not an agreement for a pause. that is the whole purpose. my senses, they don't want to pause, either, but they understand some of the geopolitical pressures they are facing and we understand, israel is going to dismantle and decapitate hamas. the question for the administration and others is after that happens, what is our role, what is the israelis role in gaza and outside of israel? these questions have to be answered. i am not an unconditional fan of benjamin netanyahu, but right now, i think he is right. a pause at this moment does not allow us to achieve any constructive ends. those who want to pause on the other side, i wish we did not show the hamas leader, but we had to. the fact that voices out there, it inflames and generates a kind of support we do not want. it is a tough thing. no one, and you hear more people. no one is calling for the release of the hostages on that side. no leaders are calling for a release of the hostages. if the hostages were released, my voice might change and others might reconsider whether a pause or a cessation would be the right thing to do but you cannot -- imagine if someone took 6500 americans hostages. and killed 50,000 of us, i can assure you, no american president, no congress, with the exception of a small minority, would be saying don't go in with great force. >> the lead up to the speech was preparing for the super bowl with a pregame show in which they showed him and he brought up the bombing under president reagan and said those guys are still alive and blamed all of this on the united states but then said, we didn't have anything to do with it. >> the leader of hezbollah saying the attacks on syria and iraq will continue. we need resolve, moral clarity and we are not getting any. i spoke with a colleague of mine and he told me an anecdote. in 2019, eight troupe died because of an attack. he said that was met with force within two days. at the u.s. embassy, they were worried it was coming under attack. they were burning documents. trump said get him. within two days, he was dead, trump said 52 iranian targets will be hit and they back channeled through the secretary of state, that next up was -- and within ten days, that situation deescalated. we need strength and action. >> the humanitarian pause, a cease-fire, hamas broke it in 2003, 2007, several times. it is difficult for the israelis. we got hit in terms of the atrocities they are witnessing, the result that they are feeling, to have the united states say you need to be careful about civilians, as if the israelis did not know that. they know that. >> don't feel for the citizens of gaza, but the reality is war is. what would a cease-fire accomplish? hamas has not put forth the terms or conditions, set forth demands. what do you hope to do? do you hope more are going to escape the area? if you took a pause, a cess cessation, you don't have demands, refugees that can escape, so what would be different at the end? the only thing that would be different would be a victory for hamas. >> i am with harold. i don't feel anybody needs to hear from him whether it is news or not. kill him. we don't need to hear that and it is the first question i asked you when this began. how should the viewer digest this relentless barrage of news about one horrible, despicable act? you have to keep it simple. this is to help the viewer. don't let the media confuse or complicate a simple story. a despicable act took place that requires decisive action. that is the end of the story. we need to be reminded of that. this attack crossed a line that exists apart from anything before it. context is no excuse for terror. history is no excuse for terror. the media has become contaminated. there is no -- think of the catchphrases you here. there is no proportionality when it comes to mutilating children and rating women and masses. collective punishment, talking about the history of unrest. the goal here is to preserve the free punch against israel. your goal as a viewer is to keep it simple, don't think about this other than what happened on october 7th. you want an epiphany. we were both in high school around the same time. you never heard about the conflict when you were in high school or any muslim conflict. then you got to college and suddenly, that was all you he heard. that is where this package was delivered. it became everybody's problem. you were made to believe if you are not the recipient of this information from the shouting activists, there was something wrong with you. you had to take a stand and be part of this conflict. the media comes from the same place that amplifies the conflict. they are being groomed for the historical justification of terror, which is why you have to ignore them. they are not reliable. look at all the major problems today, they have one thing in common. journalists don't understand it. you talk about the debt, the middle east, the border, crime, all of these issues are too hard for them to understand. what they do is they overcomplicate it because that their job. they rely on other people's opinions. it goes back to one thing. for you at home, keep it simple. all that matters is what happened october 7th and what israel is going to do as a decisive action. if a protester is yelling at you on the street, you can say i don't care. that is not my issue, have a lousy day. >> decent people know who the good guys are. >> people at home are seeing this every day and they are adding it like a game of jenga, all of these different angles. what about this and this? 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the biden team says the r fundamentals of the ratiaco we e still in a strong position. if you are saying the fundamentals of the race are strong, you are really worried about what ires happening. romney used to say that,h mccain used to say that and they both lost. >> joe biden will be pressured to leave the race if it is seen that he will lose a general election. right now, to your point, there is no strong thing that he is going to win a general election. >> it feels like the plot of succession, all of the kids jockeying.ar they are alle waiting for the e riright time. i am going to use an analogy using air travel to describe jo's presidency. if you are on a short flight, you never settle in. you keep your jacket on, you don't grab a book because it is going to be over soon. that is joe.ng you need a young president who is going t to be on the plane fr a while because he make sure the experience is livable. this has been my problem with emjoe. your problems he doesn't see as part of your life. he sees themee as part of his le and he is nearing the end of it. he doesn't sweat the small st stuff.thin he takes everything in stride, whether it is the border, crime, inflation, because those consequences, i am not going tio be around for this. we need tha president who is gog to feel the consequences of their policies. we need somebody young. >> it is not just the list of names that i read off. there is also rfk jr. and a no labels party potential.t there arthe a lot of things in e way of joe biden and a republican nominee.n >> everyone likes to focus on trump, but rfk jr., if he gets on enough ballots in the right states, that is a deal breaker. 6% was the amount of voters who went third party and 2016. it was 2% in 2020. 2-1 they broke for joe biden. a third party candidate could be his undoing.ar 38% of people say we are voting on joe biden because we like joe biden.p 58% say they are voting for joe biden because we don't like trump. for all the talk about trump, look at joe biden. he has a lot of troubles. >> nancy pelosi said no labels presented a threat to our democracy.de >> a threat to our power is a threat to our democracy. high school students protesting transgender bathrooms. and talking about woke transgender bathrooms. the chase ink business premier card is made for people like sam, who make- everyday products, designed smarter. like a smart coffee grinder, that orders fresh beans for you. oh, genius! for more breakthroughs like that- i need a breakthrough card. like ours! with 2.5% cash back on purchases of $5,000 or more. plus unlimited 2% cash back on all other purchases. and with greater spending potential, sam can keep making smart ideas- a brilliant reality! the ink business premier card from chase for business. make more of what's yours. 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why are they made? because they are not born.rn it is a combination of zealous activists and impressionableou parents.ardi this is imprinted on a childa going for a temporary phase. we will look back on this, theed surgeons who i participate and look at the people making money off of this as monsters. you know the parent that leavesg the bowl of candy and they assume it will all work out, it does not. there will be three jerks that will empty out the entire bowl becauswae no one was watching. >> if you don't participate in your child's school experience, other peoplee, o will. it is why they created the fake s coright to privacy, so parents cannot participate. i hope we see a swing back toul sanity. we assumed the crazed left would not go after the kids. we mocked right-wingers for predicting would happen. maybe they were onto something. the fact that this is being discussed would be hilarious if it was not so damaging. >> i left the halloween candy out. they did not steal it but maybmy they sawou my ring cameras.t >> in some cases, it is not jusr external sources. some parentss are using this aa way to project their own virtue through theidrenr children.ir to youtur knowledge of the halloween candy, the odd thing is, the children are the adults in the room. the adults and whoever else is driving this policy have devolved into pure insanity. >> tuesday's elections andayle t can wants to take the senate.n, >> i h don't know what is goingo happen. this issue here, i cannot imagine my daughter having a boy come in the bathroom who because he feels like he is a little girl that day, then maybe he realizes he is a boy, the safets risk in the invasion of privacy, there is an answer to this. i believe in the right to be who yoeedou want to be but you cannt put kids iesn danger. the invasion of privacy, the safety to me is more important than anything else. mei cannot figure out where adug are in trying to help. this is a solvable problem and solve the problem. we should not be talking about thisabou.ig h:>> when an 18-year-old male es up with three girls under age, that is common sense. >> it is hysteria. you have to look at it like it is hysteria that is a contagion. all of a sudden, it starts.'s that is hysteria.so it is a delusion. n. >> kayleigh: bingo. the fastest, up next. ♪ take the tractor another round, pulls the plow across the ground ♪ struggling with the highs and lows of bipolar 1? 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