to discuss the israeli hamas war. his trip is prompted by growing signs that israel's offensive in gaza is quickly losing support around the globe, especially among its middle eastern neighbors. turkey's president has gone so far as to call israel's actions, quote, crimes against humanity. he's now recalling his ambassador to israel for consultation and suspending communications with prime minister benjamin netanyahu. blinken meantime, has been crisscrossing the middle east this weekend in an attempt to cool tensions in the region. his travels have taken him to the west bank and iraq, where he warned neighboring iran and terrorist groups in the region that the us is ready to take action if american troops are attacked. to anyone who might seek to take advantage of the conflict in gaza to threaten our personnel here or anywhere else in the region, don't do it . jordan's air force, meantime, is lending a humanitarian aid, air dropping urgent medical aid to a field hospital in gaza. supply shortages at overcrowded hospitals along the strip are at a crisis level. fuel in gaza is also at a minimum, leading to a lack of basic surgical supplies, including anesthesia. and now the world health organization is worried about the possibility of disease outbreak. you can imagine the current status of health facilities and hospitals in gaza with all the difficulties to bring new medicines and supplies. officials say the airdrop was necessary due to a delay in transporting aid over land through the rafah border crossing between egypt and gaza. 350,000 people in gaza have chronic diseases such as diabetes and are struggling to get access to health care. i'm jackie ibanez. we take you now back to the big weekend show already in progress. ♪ >> hello i'm alicia with joey jones, kennedy and raymond arroyo, welcome to the big tujunga, to the big -- big tujunga -- "the big weekend show." a "new york times" poll gives trump the lead in 5 key swing state match ups in nevada trump has a double digit lead and he is ahead by five points in georgia, arizona, michigan and pennsylvania. they have some in mainstream media doubting biden's ability to win in 2024. >> should make room for another democrat. >> i think that problems that democrats have, they don't know who that democrat would be right now, i don't think that people look at kamala harris feel she is ready. they look across rest of the party governor, senators, mayors and house members they are struggling to figure out who they could put up if it not joe biden, reality is democrats will probably run joe biden. >> even bill maher is worried. >> he could lose. you know when people say, well he beat trump before, yeah, things change, this is not 2020. and he is not the same guy. can he win the job? we think -- running takes a lot of energy, it is not 2020 when there was a pandemic, and he could run from zoom in his basement. ebiden i don't know, i don't think he can win, some polling results people need to look at them. >> some democrats like failed georgia gubernatorial candidate stacey abrams are not giving up on biden just yet. >> the satisfaction with president biden is strong and high, i do not see a third party candidate making inroads in georgia, or many other places. >> looking that the poll, there is just no good news here for dems, i want to pull up a quote from "new york times," on their polling, the reporter writing discontent with majority of voters say mr. bidens policies have personally hurt them, joe, personally hurt them that is a terrible place to be. >> yes, i live in small town georgia, the affects on the economy, i was talking to my brother-in-law about this in the just inflation, that is a big word that wraps up everything it is hard for one person to materialize to a thing in their life, but you talk about housing market, my mom is trying to sell her house, she can't sell it no one is willing to take the risk to borrow the money. and everyone around me has farming equipment, it is hard to buy new farming equipment, there is one option left instead of 10 you are used to. and it costs too much money to get -- certain parts, there in automotive industry little pieces of cars that you can't get, they forgot how to make by taking a couple years off, looking at whether or not it falls on joe biden, the dissatisfaction because of the current situation in nation runs deep into places that we wea don't always talk about. >> right, when it comes to affordability of buying a home and groceries, kennedy, putting these polling numbers up again, i want to pull out arizona, when you consider what happened there elec electoraly biden won arizona in 2020, and mark kelly won a special election there. and then. this is -- sorry trump beats harris, and in addition to that trump beats harris. even force than biden that is not a huge surprise. back to when you look at electoral map and struggle that biden faces in places like arizona, historically in last two cycles democrats have done much better biden won in 2020 and 2022. and one year ago, this coming wednesday, is when voters went to poll, now in arizona they say, they prefer trump. >> it's not surprising given i think. we have come in last 3 years, we're in a scary place, not just economically, you talk about housing market, look at debt that people are in with their credit cards and student loan debt, the more that government screws around with it the worst to gets for people, joe biden represents big government, his important will get worse -- performance will never get better his best days are behind him, that kind of decline is only going to get worse, you will see that bear out in more o of the polls, he does not have answers or confidence, and people have problems that are not going away. and to bill maher's point they have only gotten worse the last 3 years that was before everyone everything that is going on with israel, which has people who maybe don't pay attention to foreign policy all of the time, they are too busy worried about thousand afford things -- how to afford things, they are we on the verge of a third world war, and donald trump, they know he is under indictment and still doing so much better than joe biden. >> a major miscalculation by democrats counting on trump to go downward, and biden is down with latino voters and black voters, people across the board, they don't have confidence in the economy or immigration, and foreign policy, now technology a.i., this week biden signed an executive order to establish regulations and functioning for federal government with a.i. then you go to nbc news reporting, that biden has actually tapped former president obama to help in this effort, obama has been working the past 5 months with white house senior starvers on this effort -- staffers on this big question, why keep that quiet? >> because they don't want to show what all of us already assume and know, this is the continuation of obama administration. this is the fourth term of or third term of obama that is what we're seeing. the hold offer over overs and foreign policy is all obama doctrine. the way that economy is being handled and the border -- probably worse under biden. but, the key take walke away obama for 5 months had zoom calls with white house staffers and dec tech leaders, why his hand so deeply in domestic policy, now he is doing robocalls in virginia, because his former attorney general eric holder runs the national democratic redistricting committee. >> there is a shadow campaigning by other democrats and bill maher addressed that. >> we struggle with the same thing we like joe biden, he think he has done a good job. >> a ro a wonderful job and and ruth bader ginsburg did a great job but did not know when to quit. >> right. >> that is why you are here. >> our governor gavin newsom seems to be all over the world. >> i saw that. >> yeah. and -- you know they are going to the battle ground states and -- they are really doing, i feel at least you are honest, you say, no i'm going it, just do it. >> bill maher talking to dean phillips, a democrat who is also running his argument is that everything that he stands for i do took i am just younger. >> that is what ron desantis was hoping to capitalize on but a lot of republicans, have of ostracized tru trump fans, a lot would like a vi candidate to parachute in right now. and maybe, turn will country in the right direction. i want competent people to run, i don't want republicans to run against the most beatable person, i want someone good, you know like i'm never voting for a major party, but at least i want someone that cares about he and my family and loves this country. >> so much of this falls on kamala harris, so important to pick a strong vice president, if she were stronger they would be sailing right now. let the president look like he is held up making decisions to run the nation to win two wars or whatever. then, you know, worse comes to worse his health fails he can't finish the race she is right there, but no is not an option for them, as a machine, down ticket they have a chance to win the house, they want to keep senate that hinges on who is at the top of the ticket. and with kamala harris less popular than joe biden that is sounding the aa the alarm within the party. >> upper echelons of this party are quaking when you have axelrod who said, it is time for joe biden to ask whether it is wise if he should run, not only for himself but the country. this [music]. >> many democrats complaint that establish keeps the bench empty. >> coming up, white house responding to the tens of thousands of anti-israel protesters calls for a ceasefire, next. >> do you suspect are support hamas. >> i do support hamas. >> israel is a fascist state and i' dear moms and dads, what you have achieved here today is going to help us and our futures. it is why we're coming up on stage to collect your diplomas. mom, love you always. vo: when you graduate, they graduate. visit finishyourdiploma.org to find free and supportive (car engine revs) adult education centers near you. (engine accelerating) (texting clicks) (tires squeal) (glass shattering) (loose gravel clanking) ♪ ♪ >> welcome back t to "the big weekend show," tens of thousands of protestor swarming our national capital. the anti-israel mob made it to white house gates and spewing anti-semitism obscenities and vandalizing property. >> do you condemn hamas or support their efforts? >> do you condemn 75 years of occupation? that is the answer. >> do you support hamas? >> i am a supporter, i do support hamas. >> israel is is a fascist state, and i'm antifa antifascist. >> is israel exist? >> there is no israel. >> what he says there alex hoff is live there. >> a lot to take in. we're 100 miles from pennsylvania avenue right now it has been quiet where the president has been spending his weekend, we have not heard from white house any response to vandalism, we know at least one person just one person was arrested. after pro-palestinian protesters smeared paint and attempted to scale the gates of the white house entrance. voicing anger for president's support of raise ill. white house has been pushing for humanitarian pause. >> we have made clear, we support humanitarian pauses to allow humanitarian aid to be distributed to potentially facilitate release of more hostages to give some relief to allow palestinian residents of dpaz g gaza to take a breath. reporter: so far israel has turned down the idea of a humanitarian pause, demanding that hamas release hostages first. >> i'm not going to put a time frame on this war. we did not start this war, we did not want this war. but we cannot stop before we dismantle the terror machine or else they will strike again. reporter: tomorrow president biden the talk bidenomics and infrastructure here in delaware before departing and heading back to the white house. >> thank you, alex. >> in past life you have been around hundreds of kids. but did -- >> enough about mtv spring break. >> did you think that kids that were spring breaking back then, of the same age, college kids and adults would be rioting in the same numbers on our nation's capitol supporting a terrorist organization that not even among ago did some of the worst atrocities. >> i prefer the bikini booty parties this this brand of emotionalism there is no reasoning where people who feel like israel should be wiped off the map. we thought that brand of people was really saved for these terrorists, but, it is spread to college campuses it has been normalized and this is what people are spew ing, you do have the right to protest but when you scale the fence at the white house i think that is a insurrection. may should they somebody round up and thrown away and tossed key and have congressional hearings for 6 months. >> the only thing, i can imagine. the kids and protesters, they are not all kids, but seems they have white washed what happened on october 7. and the term that we hear, i'm stealing it, it is moral equivalency. between israel defending itself establishing a country even and what hamas has done and just did, president obama thinks so. >> what hamas did was horrific, and there is no justification for it and what is also true is that the occupation and what is happening to palestinians, is u unbearable and what is true is that there are people right now who are dying, who have nothing to do with what hamas did and the problem with the social media and trying to tiktok activism and debate in their on that, is -- this on that, you can't speak the truth, you can pretend the speak the truth, you can speak one side of the truth, if you want to solve the problem, then you have to take in the whole truth, you then have to admit nobody's hands are clean. all of us of complicit to some degree. >> raymond, two truths? and nobody's hands are clean. >> it is moral equivalencey, it does not work here. israel did not ask for this war, this was brought to their doorstep, they are responding, unlike when we're hearing at the protests listen, the protests are saying, israel should not exist. the jews should be done walker work they -- done away work they are bent on a decimation of people, i their israel's goal is to uproot and decimate hamas. not palestinians, there are two motives, i am sensitive to land dispute and palestinian christians who we never hear about they are dying and an orthodox church was bombed. this is achingly awful, it is the cost of war. but, we as america, should be sure that this terroristing or jeag, organization is uprooted and justice is done, but for president to say, that is -- everyone's hands are dirty, i disagree, maybe his policies are daughter in the middle east that lead us here, by empowering iran for too long. they are not dirty. >> well,, alicia, a ceasefire and a humanitarian pause, seems that u.s. is trying real hard to tel to tell israel how to fight this war. >> they are pressures them. >> all right. next, a fox news alert. israeli military took out a car with suspected hezbollah terrorists, we take you live on the ground to israel. >> i'll break down the progress of israel's ground operations in gaza, in minutes, stay tuned. back with fox news alert, hezbollah threatening to attack israel after the idf took out a car full of suspected hezbollah terrorists, group claims innocent civilians died in the strike, i'm sure that "new york times" will report that, alex hogan is live in southern israe israel. reporter: we're seeing significant strikes in gaza, it is day 31 of the war. you can hear some of the artillery. u.s. secretary of state antony blinken continuing his trip around the middle east, he met with prime minister of iraq pushing once again for the humanitarian pause. >> this can be something that advances the prospect of gets hostages back and other things. reporter: israeli forces have continues to push further into northern gaza, reaching all the way as far as mediterranean sea, they have targeted 2500 hamas targets, sip th since the ground incursion began, and encouraging anyone in northern gaza to leave and head south, releasing as many as 1 million pam pamphlets across northern gaza, in southern gaza is where we're hearing from white house as many as 300 american citizens have been able to leave. we know according to state department as many as 400 republicans who are in gaza -- americans in gaza are hoping to get out, new in last several hours we're learning more about growing tensions in northern part of country, that is where hezbollah said it uncleared grad rockets, they are wide spraying rockets there is no specific territory of where they would land. a very dangerous rocket to try to launch. but that was launched after lebanese authorities say that an israeli strike hit a car carrying 3 daughters and a grandmother. back to you. >> alex thank you, great reporting, stay safe. >> now to joey, who has a closer look at israel's ground offensive and the touch screen. >> the infamous touch screen, i have learned how to use it, this is gaza strip in israel, pointing out a few things, the black lines here, coming down, they create a line here across the center of gaza, this is your evacuation zone, because gaza city is right in the middle. this is gaza city, this gray area here are more densely populated areas, i want to hone in on, show you, this about 3 to 4 mile parcel of land from border coming in and this is a push that israeli forces, idf is doing, a slow methodical clear. this is important, if you look here. they are getting into the more densely populated area, but there are cliques miles away from gaza city, and another part of that map jabalia. >> we learned that israel took an intelligence post into jabalia and learned what they believe to be true that hamas is decided to retreat from the outskirts from outer area of northern gaza -- to the city to mount their defensive, i'll show you why that is important. to next slide here, you saw that sliver of land in northwest corner, this is a zoom in of that upper third of that piece of land there in northwest corner of gaza, you see here, with these blue lines coming down this is troop and tank move. , they are on roads. you see this is mostly farmland. we can show you here, i'll do it in blue with the circle, they are craters, that are vice fri visible from satellite imaging, you can see the craters first third and then movement of task tanks, israeli troops through farmland. as we keep going to second third of the strip, now you see a couple other things that are important. two different colors, so first, i will use red to show you where some of the craters are there is a big part of a town here that is decimated and then in blue, these are military vehicles, they have made it on into, you see getting more rural, to next one here. here is where you see they are getting to really dense populated areas, and in this you can see, i'll use red this is craters where there were houses. craters where there used to be houses, you see is they are getting closer to the densely populated area, they are getting closer to where hamas will mount their defensive, they are not defending farmland but big municipality, big densely populated area, that is where they have the strategic advanc advantage. >> joey, how do you fight terrorists who embed themselves in the densely populated civilian areas? >> another part of intelligence is hamas is using ieds, they lay in wait, they are mines of different types they could be in wall or ground, you don't have to be there you set them up and you put a battery on them, as israel cams is - comes in they have on sweep the allies, they have been showing that is what they are doing that is why it takes days and weeks instead of hours to go a mile, the ied components and different landmines the lay in wait, that is your biggest threat, once you get into urban environment where 3-d st