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>> absolutely. this is exactly the point right now. the hamas right now is, as you said, on the rope. it's not. it does not feel that it's going to be eradicated. not now. we need to use much more force in order to convince him that this is his last chance and then in the future we can get a better deal. >> carley: oded in the original reporting hamas agreed to hostage negotiation -- you called it blackmail and i understand why you said that the original report iran would have to agree not to use drone surveillance over gaza. >> do you know if that is included in the final deal? >> it's difficult to say what is included in the final deal or not. but, i think eventually the next few hours we will all know what is included in the final deals. right now, it seems that this is included in the final deal which actually hinders israelis' efforts to gather intelligence on the ground. you might understand most fundamental intelligence that is being gathered is underground, is by troops, it's by drones. it's by documents. >> brian: right. >> and whatever you have access to. so this him ders in a way our ability to see how the hamas is going to regain its force, change its position, and even reach a more hostages. >> brian: oded, right now they have been in there three weeks. i understand one of the big stories yesterday they went into a mosque and saw a whole weapons depot and weapons plant inside a mosque. they have information on the grounds. the special forces also on the ground. how much information and intelligence can we get if there is a drone. they are all undebtable by the eye above to see where these hostages emerge? how valuable is that? >> >> enormous. because, right now, the hamas will use the po for few purposes. first of all, to regain supply. second to move hostages where they are in a place that the hamas not safe enough for their purposes you have to take into consideration hamas does not have the full picture where we are and what we are doing because they are partially blinded by the fact that they have to hide in the tunnels. >> brian: yep. >> this will enable them to see the overall picture and this can be a major risk to the israeli forces that the right now under ground. >> lawrence: i guess the next question would be, okay, we know part of the negotiation with hamas. what does it mean for the houthi rebels? what does this mean for hezbollah? do they pause as well? or are they going to be assisting hamas, trying to get some of their major commanders out of town? because i think that's part of the calculus here. they can always reorganize and get more folks on the ground, but they need their leaders to stay in place for the ideology purposes. right? >> absolutely. i think the hamas -- i think the hamas nook is trying desperately to gain support from the houthis, from hezbollah, from iraq, and from other places, and special from the west bank. right now, they have failed on all fronts. i mean hezbollah is joining the war but on a very, very medial scale. so, of course, the houthi and the hezbollah will try to, let's say increase their effort for support but i'm not sure how much it is are working and how much it's actually supporting the hamas leaders. >> brian: a lot of people feel as though hezbollah has got to be neutralized at the end of this conflict because there is a lot of people in israel do not feel safe. even if hamas is virtually defeated and destroyed. thanks so much for joining us oded, appreciate it. >> carley: absolutely. >> thank you for having me. >> brian: you got it. >> lawrence: happy thanksgiving. turning to a powerful weather alert a storm system pounding the states with snow and plenty of rain here on the east coast, brian. >> brian: lawrence, the storm is disrupting travel plans at airports across america on what could be the busiest travel day in american history and we are 248 years young. right now, folks are pouring into airports across the country to get to their holiday destination. >> carley: dating back to 1776. can you believe it? the busiest day. this is bad news on the busiest day. more than 370 flights are delayed this morning with another 40 canceled. let's check in with senior meteorologist janice dean for our fox weather forecast in this historic moment. >> janice: history in the making right here. we had 2.5 million people or close to it passing through the tsa check point. that's up from 180,000. or 180,000 more than last year. take a look at it. we got 1400 flights in the air. 352 delays. 40 cancellations the worst delays right now in atlanta, new york and los angeles. we have that coastal storm that is moving offshore. that's part of the problem along the east coast. temperatures ahead of the front warmer than average except new england and canada where we have snow flying and that's going to disrupt things. even though this storm is going to move offshore, it's the winds behind it that will cause delays and the cancellation. even though the radar looks good. the winds will definitely cause issues in the air. here is the snow still to come for parts of new england. certainly maine will get the bulls eye of over a foot. that front moves offshore. that's the same storm system that brought the severe weather including tornadoes this week. a new storm system moves into the northwest. otherwise, a pretty good-looking forecast as we get into thanksgiving. we do have that new storm system moving across the rockies and that's going to bring some snow, a white thanksgiving, but, for the rest of the country, pretty good and above average for a lot of folks, if there is a silver lining, you are delayed. tomorrow is a better day and friday will be good as well in terms of weather and getting to grandma's house. fingers crossed. >> lawrence: janice, i'm digging the turtle neck. stylish. >> janice: my time of year. >> lawrence: time to bring them out. >> brian: i used to beg my mom not to have to wear them. i felt like i was choking to death. >> carley: i know a lot of people feel that way. >> brian: mock turtle. >> carley: very 80's. >> janice: i have not seen that. do you have pictures somewhere of you wearing a turtle neck. >> brian: picture day i had to wear a turtle neck no. one is wearing turtle necks. she didn't believe me. just to get it over your head i felt for a moment i could lose breath. >> janice: if they could have extra large turtle neck that would be you. >> carley: now we know what he would getting brian for christmas. >> brian: turtle neck. hated the turtle neck. >> carley: sam altman is back. a.i. firing him and regretting it. rehiring him a matter of days. the board room backtrack. >> brian: anyone else scared about this. too little too late the army begging unvacked shoulders to come back after kicking them out. >> lawrence: rob smith on the back backlash. that's next. ♪ remember the heroes ♪ who fight for the right to choose ♪ remember the heroes ♪ she found it. the feeling of finding the psoriasis treatment she's been looking for. sotyktu is the first-of-its-kind, once-daily pill for moderate-to-severe plaque psoriasis for the chance at clear or almost clear skin. it's like the feeling of finding your back... is back. or finding psoriasis can't deny the splendor of these thighs. once-daily sotyktu is proven to get more people clearer skin than the leading pill. don't take if you're allergic to sotyktu; serious reactions can occur. sotyktu can lower your ability to fight infections including tb. serious infections, cancers including lymphoma, muscle problems, and changes in certain labs have occurred. tell your doctor if you have an infection, liver or kidney problems, high triglycerides, or had a vaccine or plan to. sotyktu is a tyk2 inhibitor. tyk2 is part of the jak family. it's not known if sotyktu has the same risks as jak inhibitors. find what plaque psoriasis has been hiding. ask your dermatologist about sotyktu for clearer skin. so clearly you. sotyktu. psst. hey, sarah. hi. if you had to choose, would you listen to elevator music all day or deal with payroll compliance? 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tomorrow's commemoration gave gave coin include a turducken the dish made famous by madden, a chicken inside a duck inside a turkey catch the tribute. coverage begins tomorrow at 10:30 a.m. eastern time on fox. kickoff is at 12:30. those are your headlines, brian over to you. >> brian: he made thanksgiving special. a lot of people give credit to the pilgrims i give it to john madden. >> carley: let's give them equal credit. >> brian: the u.s. army send letters to to those let go from service because of not getting the covid vaccine. some saying too late for acken a apology. >> they have lost my trust and faith. they made it clear they didn't care about my health and well-being. they didn't care about my personal opinion and professional opinion. they didn't care about my family, you know, my baby, and it's hard to come back from that they have crossed the line. >> brian: they did. and she was pregnant by the way. of the 100 soldiers let go only 19 rushed to active service as the army continues continued recruiting shortages including spending millions of dollars on diversity and equity. 269 million. rob smith, you can't blame her for telling the army go stick it. >> you can't blame her. what a lot of your viewers need to understand when you are dishonorably discharged from the military which is what a lot of these people refused to get this vaccine were dishonorably discharged. you lose access to college and university benefits. you lose access to all of these things these are soldiers most of which had no disciplinary issues. had zero issues with their service prior to their refusal to take this vaccine. so, yeah. when you kick these people out, they are going to have an issue with it. and going back in to get these records updated is a very onerous process that a lot of people just aren't even equipped to deal with on their own. some people have to engage with lawyers. you have to deal with the v.a. there is all sorts of stuff going on in there yeah, you can't blame these people for not really wanting to deal with the military after it's treated them like this. >> brian: it's so hard to get the proper defense funding. there is always this push and pull. to take 269 million and say we are going to put it toward diversity hiring, understanding classes and seminars is insane. they don't care how it looks, rob. isn't that hard to wrap your head around? >> >> no, it's hard to wrap my head around -- let me tell you something what is going on in the military right now. this is what a lot of people do not understand. so the military's top brass has been captured by what i can only describe as the biden administration's ideological agenda. okay? so while we are lessening standards in the military we are pumping up the di stuff. we have the smallest active duty military army that we have had in this country since 1940. they have missed their recruitment goal by 15,000. and, get this? the physical fitness standards are being lessened in the military as we pump all of this money into this dei agenda. now, a two mile rub used to have to be able to run two miles within about 5 minutes at the time it was when i was active duty. that standard is now 22 minutes. you can practically walk that it's ridiculous. we have a military full of people becoming less fit to serve as they pump millions and billions of taxpayer dollars into the dei agenda. it is making our military weak. i do not believe that people recognize the moment we are in with the united states military right now. >> brian: rob, what i have been told in the military is more than any other place in and around this country, it doesn't matter your gender, it doesn't matter the color of your skin, it's a meritocracy as pure as it gets. is that the military you remember slipping away day by day. the more i read up on this and make my personal platforms about come batting this sort of far left shift in the united states military right now i got my stock woke research team on a lot of this stuff going on in the military and the stuff that i'm getting back is really shocking me. i hope we can speak more about this in the future. i don't think we are paying enough attention to this. i appreciate you guys for always bringing focus to the united states military. >> brian: we tried to save those 1900 with the vaccine with admirable kirby and he wouldn't hear it. now we find out that's exactly how the soldiers felt. they told him to go take a walk. we don't need you. rob smith, thank you. appreciate law are doing. meanwhile i appreciate everyone picking up teddy and booker t. i can't wait to see you saturday 4:00 bayshore. new jersey, a place dana perino calls home don't go to her house. that's a beautiful bookstore. eureka, missouri, that's going to be a great event. and then in dallas at the bush library, i hope to see everyone there. also, fox nation specials it's going to be carried and co-promoted. check that out on brian kilmeade.com. coming up straight ahead, fox news alert, the israeli government reaches a deal to free at least 50 hostages from hamas. in exchange for a four-day cease-fire. we will have a live report, next. we could be seeing them back as early as tomorrow. plus, a horrific story, an alleged illegal immigrant accused of raping a 5-year-old girl in brazil caught hiding out in martha's vineyard? 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