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still hurting. >> jesse: too bad. >> bret: thanks. good evening. i'm bret baier. the u.s. navy intervenes as an israeli-linked vessel is targeted by houthi rebels. we will bring you that. the vulnerability to fraud on president biden's original student loan bailout plan. and the train carries migrants in mexico toward the u.s. border as the crisis on the southern border continues. ♪ >> bret: but, first, breaking tonight. israel and hamas has have agreed to extend their temporary cease-fire and hostage for prisoner swap for another two days. this news comes as about the same time as...

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Special forces team in to rescue him or something like that, that's one thing. but tragdz five of among the biggest enemies of the united states and by the way we are getting reports that at least three of them are starting their kind of preconfinement activities again. >> you know the thing that bothers me -- one of the things that bothers me about the five that were released they were to be monitored by qatar for a year. the thing is they weren't being released being quote, transferred. that was the biggest. i will tell you that was pulling a fast one on the american people. because, i mean,...

Release of bowe bergdahl too high? >> i don't know, michael, the fact is we had to get him out of there. we could not leave him in the hands of this enemy and a year and a half or whatever here we're going to probably be in a position to release those guys considering the way the country has gone about holding them, and if that's the case, to use their release, a release of these guys in order to gain our soldier back, well, that was an option that had to be considered. but i've not drawn a conclusion yet about whether the price was too high or not. >> susan rice made reference to his, quote-u...

Horrible deal but you also say that it should have been done. correct? >> i agree. there is no doubt that we should have done everything in our power to bring any soldier off the battlefield back. we have left them behind in the past. north korean -- the american who deserted, went across the line in north korea and stayed there for many years, we didn't make the effort to do that, so it is not holistic over the years. but whenever we have the opportunity to bring a soldier back, we have a moral obligation. not only for that particular soldier but for all future soldiers that we put on the bat...