possible u.s. broker-dealer in the works with hamas to posit fighting. dozens of women and children held hostage in gaza to be freed. all after widespread protests across america. it ♪ ♪ hundreds of thousands out on the streets both pro-israel and pro- palestinian. including one that demonstration that turned violent outside the dnc headquarters in washington leaving six officers injured. brexit is such a shame to see these people attacked the capitol police piglets what is a signal for the democrats heading into 2024 question what we will get reaction from biting campaign national cochair foreign relations committee member senator chris coons. plus a frosty fallout after the president xi and biden summit. secretary of state mike pompeo what did and did not get accomplished. then,. >> this is an existential threat to this country. quickset 911 families tear into ticked talkers over sympathy for osama bin laden as anti-semitism rises on the country's college campuses. we will ask our sunday panel what is influencing the next generation's opinions. all right now on "fox news sunday." ♪. shannon: hello from foxnews in washington. the idf continuing to scour it gaza hospitals where it says hamas is hiding in tunnels, weapons, command centers and possibly hostages. as is or it works eradicate how mosque in northern gaza it is beginning to shift its sites further south and what would be a new front in the a really offensive. but international calls are both a cease-fire in the release of hostages intensifies amid concerns about the mounting civilian death toll. late last night reports from the "washington post" begin to surface that israel and hamas are on the verge of a u.s. brokered deal for multi date cease-fire in exchange for the release of dozens of hostages. in a moment will speak with our democratic senator chris coons who sits on the foreign relations committee we will get the latest from the white house on the possible deal between israel and hamas fox news correspondent lucas tomlinson but we start with fox news correspondent alex hogan alive on the ground in northern israel hello alex. >> hi shannon. u.s. officials as well as israeli officials say so far there has been no agreement the potential deal to release 50 hostages in exchange for three -- five day cease-fire among other things. officials from qatar are saying the conversations are made in late logistical about what needs to be done and today in gaza idf is moving forward it says paratroopers managed to go inside raid the home of hamas officials for ground forces also located in ammunition warehouses as they look for tunnels but six weeks into the war, more than half of the population is out of their home. the un said gaza is only getting 10% of its required food and only 6% of the fuel that it received before the war. eight organizations warn the fuel shortages will cause the health care system to collapse. >> due to the lack of gas we were forced to buy firewood, cooked our food with a fire wit and bake our bread using firewood. our entire day depends on firewood. >> even prime minister netanyahu said without more humanitarian aid allies will find it difficult to give longer-term support for israel's war at the same time israel is fortifying its northern front to field off attacks from hezbollah. >> will use tanksley as infantry, we use antitank missiles on our own regrets exchange fire nearly constant now but with the use of more advanced weapons the idf's is a growing fear of how quickly everything could change in this conflict. >> hezbollah is deploying every arsenal has at its disposal everything from russian to come into iranian equipment, to equipment that's been deployed on its own very. >> here in the north besides troops and it tanks entire cities and villages have turned into ghost towns and on the other side of the border in lebanon people are fleeing thereto. right now is really striking back at sites in lebanon as hezbollah earlier today fired rockets, mortars and antitank missiles here. >> alex hogan weaver she live in israel thank you so much less turnout fox news correspondent lucas tomlinson he is live at the white house the president has laid out this sweeping argument for supporting both israel and ukraine sake it's really the same fate. quickset is right shannon. the white house said it is not reached a deal on the hostages yet and in a first president biden said he will sanction any israeli settlers who commit violence against palestinians in the west bank. books the strike group was supposed to be home for thanksgiving. before being extended and that mediterranean between israel and hamas over fears it could spre spread. riding in the "washington post" president biden says both pollutant and hamas are fighting to wipe a neighboring democracy off the map. america cannot and will not let that happen. president biden recently met china's president face-to-face for the first time in a year. she reportedly told biden china has no plans to invade taiwan. he gave a similar pledge to obama in the rose garden in 2015 but not to militarize his man-mmilitarized hisman-made ish china sea a pledge he did not honor. as in biden's poll numbers also causing americans to wince. biden's approval numbers remain underwater. on a range of issues from the israel hamas war to immigration and inflation. more than 500 political appointees and staffers across 4448 government agencies sensate letter to president biden protesting his support for israel and its war against hamas frequency do not make our decision based on polls to make our decisions based on what we believe are the best foreign policy judgments on behalf of the american people. >> tomorrow president biden turns 81 it is supposed to be a low-key affair here at the white house with more attention on the annual turkey pardon and china will be hosting arab diplomats in the hopes of bringing peace to gaza. shannon: lucas tomlinson at the white house, lucas thank you maturing as a dell or democratic senator chris coons as a member of the senate foreign relations committee cochair of the president's reelection campaign. senator welcome back to "fox news sunday." >> thanks shannon, it's great to be on with you again. shannon: let's talk about this. the white house national security commission to sink national security council there is not a deal yet but there is talk of a potential cease-fire deal three -- five days dozens of hostages. the press has a new op-ed out today he wrote this in the op-ed as long as hamas clings with the ideology of destruction, a cease-fire is not peace to hamas members every cease-fire is time they exploit to rebuild their stockpile of rockets reposition fighters restart the killing by attacking innocence again. at the halifax international security form house talk of the cease-fire playing there? good shannon, president biden has been clear and forceful in responding to hamas terrible horrific terrorist attacks six weeks ago. he went to israel he embraced the prime minister netanyahu he has deployed two aircraft carrier groups to push back on any potential for iran to try to strengthen and broaden the conflict in the middle east. and here at the halifax security conference this weekend a bipartisan delegation from congress met with leaders from across our nato allies and from other countries where there are folks here who are advocates for freedoms of human rights advocates from countries like iran and venezuela and russia, opponents of the current regimes as well as partners from canada, from germany, other legislators spent lots of conversations about the importance of the united states standing strong behind ukraine for than 50 partners in supporting ukraine and their resistance to russian aggression and standing strong in supporting israel and their important work against the terrorists of hamas. news of a potential hostage deal is a great news just before thanksgiving for the 10 american families whose loved ones are being held hostage the more than 230 others. i've met with those of families in tel aviv and in washington. it is heartbreaking to be with parents who don't know how their children are doing and who believe they are being held in tunnels like hamas beneath gaza this is a good moment today. shannon: are prese the present f in this op-ed it links together the fights against russia and its aggression in ukraine, hamas, the president himself expresses great concern about what a cease-fire would allow hamas to do and continuing to kill and re- equip is their concern about that part of the equation? a distinction between a cease-fire. some folks are calling for a cease-fire in protests across europe and in our country by which they mean israel should stop fighting hamas, should end their campaign and gaza for a pause that has been negotiated between israel and hamas to allow the release of hostages is really an an american and other nationality hostages and allow food and fuel and medicine to get into gaza. and negotiate a brief pause in the fighting i think will be a good thing and i would strongly support a cease-fire meaning and end it to israel's campaign against hamas i do not support and neither does the president. shannon: let's talk about the fact israel aid is tied up in the politics of washington. every democratic senator voted no against the package the house had passed it takes money from the irs to fund that standalone israel aid. now the conversation is a bigger supplemental the white house once ukraine and other things tied together that the are number of gop senators who say it will not move forward ukraine funding unless it's coupled with serious change to border policy not more money for processing in but actually having a more secure structure against people showing up and enter without a way to track them an in moving o the country. the president's approval on this issue of the border he is upside down by 30 points on this americans do not think he is handling it well. at the same time house homeland security has a committee report out this week saying what's happening at the border could cost taxpayers hundreds of thousands excuse me billions of dollars a year sink this it's morally unacceptable american taxpayer dollars should be funneled to those who violate our laws and demand expansive taxpayer-funded benefits like education, healthcare, housing and more. where are we on negotiations in the senate about change to border policy as it may be tight ukraine funding? quick shannon, there is a bipartisan group of senators who have been working hard this weekend, last week and will continue working through the thanksgiving holiday to come forward with a proposal for a few focus policy changes that would address a dramatic increase in recent months the number of folks crossing our border we have to strike an important balance here between protecting americans historical role as a place of asylum at his face, his politics, their ethnicity and background. reducing what is currently a real challenge of our border. president biden has repeatedly demanded of congress that we take up and pass a bipartisan reform to improve our border security and the supplemental funding request he sent up to congress president biden is demanding the single largest additional appropriation to improve it border security in our history. i think we can and should find the middle ground here and move forward to secure progress republicans are saying that's money to process people into this country not to stop people from showing up at illegally crossillegallycrossing into the. there is an admission 1.7 potentially million got a ways people we do not even know who they are or where they are in this country in addition to millions of other people who have been processed into this country was some with some of m distant court dates they might not actually show up for. quick shannon that is a mischaracterization of the supplemental request. it would hire literally thousands of border patrol agents, customs and border patrol agents put in place a border crossings advance and nonintrusive inspection systems that would allow us to scan more and more of the vehicles across our border every day and a funded increase in deportation flights to say the additional funding request is just a process more people into the united states, misses a core goal of the funding requested. but i will say this, i am willing to work with the republicans on changing policy to make sure we protect asylum i something that genuinely protects those with eight legitimate asylum claim and yet reduces the number of folks crossing the border who ultimately do not have eight legitimate asylum claim and years later will be deported. that is the middle point we should work on together. it is critical we fund ukraine that we fund israel and that we provide humanitarian relief which is the other key part of this package. the week before thanksgiving i hope you folks will reflect on the fact providing humanitarian assistance into ukraine, into gaza and untethered doesn't other countries is a long bipartisan tradition in the united states and a key part of our leadership in the world. shannon: seems like there's almost total support for that humanitarian aid i know there were a few voices out there who think they need to be serious strings tied to that i want to talk to about 2024 because you are coaching the president's national reelection campaign. david axelrod senior advisor to pressure obama key player in the obama biden administration says this, i think he has a 50/50 shot but no better than that. maybe a little worse they've got a real problem they are counting on trump to win it for them i remember hilary during t hilary. we have scores of new polling at fox news all paint a very tough picture on reelection for the white house and there are polls at marquette, usa today and many others show serious problems for this president and his reelection campaign way think of david's comments? >> it's an interesting point from david. in 2007 a year out from the 2008 election i will remind you poll after poll was showing barack obama was going to lose to rudy giuliani and in 2011 barack obama was going to lose to mitt romney. head to head poles a year out don't say much at all. what matters are the elections it just happen the off year elections were very positive for democrats across the country. we far exceeded expectations in 2022 and the midterm elections. so cross special elections, midterm elections i see real positives for this president and those are rooted in his record of actual accomplishment. we have the lowest unemployment and the longest period of time in american history. he has significant things on a bipartisan basis. investment in infrastructure, reduced prescription drug prices and frankly rebuilding advanced manufacturing. i came out of manufacturing to run for office. we have seen 800,000 new high-quality manufacturing jobs created. part of the 14 million new jobs in just the last few years. that's a strong record to run on and i believe the president will make that case the coming year. shannon: a number fact checkers includes including across the political spectrum is not accurate to say they were created many came back after covid. but they are not counting his new jobs and for what ever reason all the things you listed are not yet resonating with the american electorate. were going to talk about more polls further into the show and we will see how that actually works out and they are to come a year is a long time and politics editor, thank you for your time this morning. >> thank you shannon. cooks iranian proxies continue targeting u.s. troops in syria and iraq as u.s. forces are striking back it up next to bring former secretary state mike pompeo to talk about how the white house is dealing with ironic. frustrations with that strategy be into bubble up from within the pentagon. [phone alert] good thing the new dexcom g7 can alert you before you go too low. now, that's more peace of mind with dexcom g7 (car engine revs) (engine accelerating) (texting clicks) (tires squeal) (glass shattering) (loose gravel clanking) shannon: there is a growing divide within the federal government over official u.s. policy toward israel. a push for a cease-fire is gaining momentum as hundreds of members inside the bite administration tell the president they do not agree with how he's handling the conflict for joining me now former secretary state mike pompeo print mr. secretary welcome back. >> good morning it's great to be with you, shannon. shannon: this letter that's joined by hundreds of people different things bubbling up from state, for the white house, from d.o.j. you have written this this week the american people should be alarmed and outraged individuals who are so clearly opposed to our constitutional order and soap on the ignorant of right and wrong work on u.s. foreign policy every david weiss is not a free speech issue? >> they are entitled to their free speech they are also entitled to work wherever dhec they wante want in our country e work for the president of the united states they confirm secretary stated in eight states of america have an obligation to do the work they direct them to do not their own not their own vision for what america ought to look like. i saw that's when i was secretary of state. there is a tax on the bureaucratic efforts it's always from the left. you do not see dissents cables fdissent cablesfrom those of usn the deep geo christian it's always from progressives they not only write about them then not only speak about them that's what this letter is they then work at diligently to undermine with these administrations are trying to do so today they ought to be doing what president biden secretary blinken with them to do. is most unfortunate many of them did not want to work on the projects that i am president trump asked them to do it's dangerous their task is to perform at the executive directs they believe they have a right to voice their opinions and undermine american policy. that's both wrong a is a moral principle it's deeply unconstitutional. shannon: ever media outlets reporting about some specific works at work within the bite administration some oppose the federal fair all talk about people they say are either sympathizers with iranian leadership or people that have lobbied for the aims of iranian leaders. one of them works at the pentagon dozens of senators have written a letter to the white house saying that her security clearance should be suspended we cannot find any record that has been. here's a headline this week from the federalist they say this no serious country would allow terrorist sympathizers to run its governments. are you surprised by these allegations? most of its average american's are that this to be going on than the u.s. government. next i am most surprised the administration is not put this person onward has not gotten them out of the department she's working in an organization that controls and operates our special operative forces around the world at a time of deep conflict. this administration has always had a soft spot for the islamic republic of iran. we sa sought and present obama n it's on the jcpoa we've now seen it while they have launched dozens and dozens of attacks against americans we have that almost nothing. i am not so sure that the views held by this woman who were held by robert maui was a special envoy for around when his security suspended frankly it's not so much the their outliers s administration is that their policies are deeply consistent with what president bite has been trying to do. i am a very worried about what the islamic republic of iran is doing. thanatalie today and supporting hamas and hezbollah and 11 at what they may be doing at her southern border bring folks into our coun