>> kayleigh: we are awaiting president biden's high-stakes meeting with chinese president xi jinping in san francisco. t that -- and the white houses president biden will push xi jinping on suman rights record. it is about time. we begin with israel's targeted offensive against hamas inside gaza largest medical facility, idf forces are conducting raids with limited area of the al-shifa hospital. raids are limited, targeted, to get hamas terrorists hiding in the hospital. searching room by room for any sign of weapons, hostages and terrorists. ground battle continue to break out across the gaza strip. the white house is confirming israel's suspicion about an underground hamas outpost under the hospital. here is spokesman john kirby. -- >> this is what it looks like when you hear an incoming attack. >> when sirens go off in the north, hezbollah launched a dozen rockets and missiles this way. >> right now, we're able to watch the skyline and explosions. this is the smoke just outside. we can hear the loud booms of artillery overhead. >> and looking down in gaza today, as the story developed, we're hearing local reports suggest that the israeli military might have left the al-shifa hospital after entering. these are images of the idf entering the hospital after days of stalemate, fears of injuring patients inside. israeli forces said this was targeted operation on what they believe is a hamas stronghold and key area to taking control of the north. the idf delivered much-needed medical equipment and supplies, things like stretchers incubator, food and baby formula. the un today did warn it had alarming reports it wasn't able to contact hospital workers inside. that operation plays out and the idf released this footage of another hamas outpost being targeted. all of this playing out, there is concern here on the north of the growing tension here, the country's defense minister reiterated while there is such a focus on the south, there is tension here and a lot of pressure from the government to make sure this area is safe again for the thousands who have been displaced across israel to come home. kayleigh. >> kayleigh: thank you, alex. morgan, we know that hamas is using hospitals across the gaza strip and will bring up that footage in a moment to bring you that evidence yet began today. what befuddled me is the international reaction, media reaction. "wall street journal" editorial board compared two headlines. put up the first one in regard to mosul, after we did targeted strikes in support of iraqi soldiers trying to take down a hospital that isis was using. >> isis used hospital base, 2017. fast-forward to today. same scenario, we know where hamas is. unlawful israeli hospital strikes worsen health crisis. >> morgan: so glad you brought this up, especially isis use of the hospital. what happens from military perspective, when you are looking at targeting, there are things off limits. hospitals, cemeteries, schools, anything of that nature would be on a no-target list and terrorists know that, terrorists, haem, isis, they know that the united states or israel have things on the no target list and will purposely use them. why? because they don't care about civilians. they don't care about palestinians just as isis did not care about lives being lost in iraq and syria when there was a caliphate we had to destroy in 2017. there was physical caliphate you have to destroy. you will never stamp out ideology, that was key against isis. if isis was under this hospital in gaza, you would take every precaution necessary. ground action is probably preferred, but it is important to note our military, the israeli military, they are doing everything they can to avoid loss of civilian life. hamas is not, they are using the hostages as human shields and they will happily kill their own people. this is society where parents of anybody who decides to be a suicide bomber, they get paid and this is glorified. when their children kill israeli civilians or innocent americans. we talk about israelis, which is important. we have over 31 americans dead and at least 10 american hostages that are there. it is incredibly important to note that hamas is no different from isis and they will continue to use civilians as long as it furthers their means and propaganda and they don't care how many palestinians get hurt in the process. >> kayleigh: they don't, pull up footage from another hospital. you will see a motorcycle with a bullet through it believed to be a motorcycle used by the terrorists to capture israeli and american hostages. you will see a baby bottle, diapers, cache of weapons. according to fourth geneva convention, hospital cannot be used in this manner. what israel is doing is within the bounds of international law. >> emily: to me, the worst part about this all is not the atrocities or brutalities that disgusting hamas and jihad are engaging in. we expect that for them. it is the fact this administration and our left-wing mainstream media refuse to acknowledge that we have for decades, people who say, i only trust "washington post," okay, they are reporting on hamas using hospitals, storing weapons there, launching ground attacks from there, including this specific hospital. it goes back more than a decade. for a commander-in-chief who has served in the government for over 50 years, i would think he would remember more than most and remind us, yes, terrorist organizationings do this all the time. the editorial says hamas can end it any time. they are counting on the fact that global pressure is being applied to israel to act within the accord, to temper down rage, engage in key west and do their work for them. this administration is rhetoric only, has amneasia from the pas and they are counting on global condemnation of israel which cut them off at the knee from defending themselves. >> kayleigh: hamas has been using hospitals for two decades. there are documentaries, 2007 and 2008, hamas hid in bunkers and operated from the hallways and go to 2014, amnesty international says hamas tortured prisoners from the hospital. >> ian: what you are seeing from this administration and people in america supporting this, supporting hamas by going out and protesting and justice for palestine. you are supporting hamas going and attacking israel and engaging in barbarism. if you support this, you are barbaric. >> kayleigh: i want to put up this footage, this is idf delivering humanitarian aid to al-shifa hospital and you can see it says medical supplies, they are trying their best, not just to avoid innocent hostages. >> dagen: days ago they were trying to get civilians out, tried to move in 300 liters of fuel outside the hospital entrance, confirmed that hamas had the hospital decline the fuel from the state department. so why did it take so long for john kirby and the biden administration to come out and confirm that hamas was in this hospital when the "washington post" in 2014, wrote this. al-shifa hospital in gaza city become a defactor headquarter for hamas leaders who can be seen in the hallways and offices. politically, that is why they held back from confirming hamas was in that hospital because double-digit decline in polls from anti-semites and their own party. here is what bbc said a few hours ago, apology from bbc covering initial reports that israeli forces entered gaza's main hospital. we said that medical teams and arab speakers were being targeted. that was incorrect. it misquoted a reuters report. we should have said idf forces including teams and arabic speakers for this operation. we apologize for the error. why do the errors go in one direction? because you are terrorist cheerleaders bbc and media. you are wearing hatred of jews and israel like a uniform and i mean a uniform like the nazis. >> kayleigh: media carrying terrorist talking points, where have we heard that before? coming up, thousands marched in washington in support of israel, lawmakers today address the rise in antisemitism on college campuses. there's an old saying in the navy that the toughest job in the navy is a navy wife. and if you've made the deployments and you've been the wife at home, or you've been the spouse at home, you understand what i'm talking about. your spouse has earned the right to apply for a va home loan. the newday 100 loan allows you to borrow 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(car engine revs) (engine accelerating) (texting clicks) (tires squeal) (glass shattering) (loose gravel clanking) >> emily: lawmakers are set to hold a hearing this afternoon focused on the growing wave of antisemitism sweeping american colleges. comes one day after 300,000 people came together for the march for israel on the national mall yesterday, the largest jewish rally in modern history. approximately 300 people were forced to miss the event after bus drivers hired to take them to the rally never showed up. supporters flying from detroit were left stranded on the tarmac for 11 hours. some say it was a deliberate walkoff. mike emmanual joins us live with more. mike. >> mike: committee aids say the purpose of today's hearing is looking at the recent rise of antisemitism on college campuses and digging into tax exempt charities and terrorist organizations such as hamas. george washington university has suspended students for justice in palestine chapter. the words glory to our martyrs were on the side of a campus building on october 24th. gw, blood of palestine is on your hand and your tuition is funding genocide. george washington says the message was unauthorized and the group will be suspended for three months. three students have filed a lawsuit, they say they feel they are under siege and nyu has not handled antisemitism on campus. there is 300 or so people from detroit stranded on the tarmac outside washington, d.c., bus drivers apparently walked off the job forcing people with jewish federation of detroit to miss out on the march for israel. >> we briefly got off the plane around 2:00 p.m. and boarded three buses and after being on the buses for about 15 minutes, we were told to get back on the tarmac because the buses were not ourses, they were not supposed to take us to the rally. >> in massachusetts, a palestinian flag is now flying over the town common. the application to fly that flag came after israeli flag had flown for about a month after the october 7 attack on israel. this palestinian flag is expected to be flown over the common until december 7, along with an american flag and a pow mia flag. some jewish residents are upset saying it represents hatred, terrorism and antisemitism because hamas is the elected leadership. today's congressional hearing will start in less than two hours, examining what lawmakers describe as a lack luster response to rising antisemitism for many universities. >> emily: thank you. bringing this to the couch. ian, what did you hear yesterday? >> ian: i didn't hear about property being defaced, didn't hear about violence or anti-american sentiment. i heard about a peaceful rally, which is refreshing. we remember two years ago, national school board association put together a memo for the administration citing at school board meeting someone called the school board member nazis. now you have people actually reciting nazi propaganda and salute on the street. where is attorney general merrick garland? where is department of education? america first legal launched an investigation into the administration to see what their response is because so far crickets. >> emily: did they respond? >> we'll see, we sent out the material last week, we'll follow-up on that. >> morgan: the antisemitism unearthed in this country has been as i talked on the show last week or the week before, so frightening and eye-opening for so many american jews. i'm so grateful to this show to all of you, to -- just seeing the images and rampant antisemitism, having a daughter issue it's been so hard to talk about it. i'm appreciative of you guys for giving us the voice and the opportunity. i never have felt unsafe in this country for my daughter the way i do now and i'm grateful for the rally, for the people who showed up yesterday. senator joni ernst, amongst others, i happened to see a clip of her rallying. appreciative of the allies and friends that have texted and said we will stand up for you, we will hide you if necessary, hopefully it doesn't come to that. i don't know the answer to why antisemitism is so bad in this country. i can tell you that under president joe biden, american jews have never felt more unsafe, probably in the history of our country than we do now. >> dagen: we stand with israel and we stand with the jewish people, morgan, here in the united states and around this world. we stand beside you. we stand behind you and we will stand in front of you all day everyday forever and you never forget that. literally a decade to say that very thing. these universities, elite universities, they have knowingly admitted students brimming with dreams of -- it is one or the other. because the college campuses, until universities begin seriously nyu, this lawsuit against nyu back three years ago settled a department of education offer for civil rights lawsuit over a complaint about discrimination against jewish students three years ago. here we are again. they are no longer best and brightest going to ivy league, they are middling, mutton-headed and maybe murderous. >> kayleigh: between october and november 7, 832 antisemitic attacks, that means 28 per day, more than one every hour. when the administration comes out, they condemn antisemitism, kamala harris told a mistruth saying disproportionate -- number against the jewish community as muslim community. that is fact, don't state something inaccurate and >> emily: so much more to come, including this, we are awaiting president biden face-to-face meeting with xi, they are expected to discuss taiwan, ai and the fentanyl crisis. the conversations lead to action? 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