0:01

We've got two major stories, and I'm

0:03

going to deal with both of them. Obviously,

0:05

the biggest is Israel and what's happening

0:08

in Israel. The horrors

0:11

of Hamas are now starting to

0:13

come out. Israeli forces

0:16

have now had to deal with and have now

0:18

confirmed that there were

0:21

dozens of babies and

0:25

toddlers that were decapitated.

0:28

We also have now learned that children

0:31

were murdered in front of their parents

0:34

by these terrorists like it

0:36

was a sport, and the

0:38

knives were left inside of

0:40

the children as the parents

0:42

were forced to watch their children bleed

0:45

out to death while screaming. We

0:48

now also know that children

0:50

were set on fire alive

0:53

and burned to death, some

0:56

of them in front of their parents

0:58

and their grand parents. Now

1:01

that story is one we have

1:05

to deal with because the world has to

1:07

know what Hamas

1:09

and these terists are doing. This

1:12

also has become a multi

1:15

front war, new

1:17

attacks coming from Terris,

1:19

from Lebanon, and new

1:21

attacks coming from Syria.

1:24

The latest numbers we have well over

1:26

twelve hundred have been killed in twenty seven

1:29

hundred wounded. Now there's

1:32

also another battle that

1:35

is happening right now, and that is

1:37

for speaker of the House. The Speaker of the House

1:39

battle definitely matters

1:42

right now because this is

1:44

about leadership and it needs to be filled quickly,

1:46

especially what we're dealing with with Israel.

1:49

Let me tell you where we are. There

1:52

were two contenders going into the House

1:54

Conference vote. This

1:56

is before it gets to the fore of the House.

2:00

Steve Scalise and Jim Jordan

2:02

were the two people that were nominated.

2:05

The two people that were nominated

2:07

then have different people stand up and

2:09

say great things about them and why they should

2:12

vote for them. Steve Scalise

2:15

came out the victor, securing

2:17

the majority of the GOP nod

2:20

for the speaker, but has failed

2:22

to win the two hundred and seventeen

2:24

vote threshold. Representative

2:27

Steve Scalise he did win the Republican

2:29

nomination for Speaker of the House, but

2:31

he immediately failed to garner enough support to win

2:34

on the House floor. The

2:36

Louisiana congressman secured

2:38

two hundred and twenty three votes in the

2:41

conference. His challenger

2:43

and friend, Representative Jim Jordan,

2:45

Republican from Ohio, garnered

2:48

ninety nine votes. Eight Republicans

2:51

voted present on that

2:54

vote. Scalise has

2:56

a problem. He now must gain support

2:59

of the overwhelming number of

3:01

those who did not back him.

3:03

Now we've been told that at least

3:06

four Republicans represented, Max

3:08

Miller from Ohio, Thomas

3:10

Massey from Kentucky, Ship

3:13

Roy from Texas, and Lauren

3:15

Bobert from Colorado have already said they

3:17

will not support Okay,

3:21

the other guy. They've already said

3:23

they will support Jordan, Jim

3:25

Jordan if he is their nominee

3:28

on the floor, regardless of

3:30

Wednesday's outcome. And

3:33

they say that more expected

3:35

to go with that mentality.

3:38

Lauren Bobert said in a

3:40

tweet, I will be voting for Jim

3:42

Jordan for the Speaker to the Speaker of the House

3:45

on the floor when the vote is called in

3:47

conference. Jordan received ninety nine votes sin Scalae

3:49

one thirteen. We have a chance to unify the

3:51

party behind closed doors, but

3:53

the Swamp and K Street lobbyists

3:56

prevented that, she said in

3:58

her tweet. Now the

4:00

American people she wanted to say said.

4:04

She said, the American people deserve a real change in

4:06

leadership, not a continuation of the status

4:08

quo. She said it was stopped

4:10

Swamp and K Street lobbyists prevented

4:12

the Republican Party for coming together.

4:15

She made it clear that she is

4:17

not going to vote for Steve Scalise.

4:20

Now that means that Steve Scalise

4:22

is in essence, is in the same exact scenario

4:25

at this hour that

4:27

Kevin McCarthy was an hour after

4:29

hour, vote after vote when he

4:32

was trying to become the speaker.

4:35

Eventually people that were voting

4:37

against him said okay, and they relented

4:39

on that. Now. Additionally,

4:42

at least one other member, Representative

4:45

Carlos Geminez, a Republican

4:47

from Florida, pledged after the conference

4:49

vote to vote for Speaker

4:52

Kevin McCarthy on the floor. That

4:54

takes away another vote that you would desperately

4:57

need to get the numbers the

4:59

two seven to become the speaker.

5:02

Those tracts alone are

5:05

enough if you're counting doing the math,

5:07

to deny Scalice the nomination on

5:09

the floor. The Minority Leader,

5:11

Hakeem Jeffries, will have two hundred and twelve

5:14

Democrats voting unanimously for his nomination

5:16

to become Speaker of the House in the floor, so that's

5:18

already locked up for him. Representative

5:21

Kevin Hearn, a Republican from Oklahoma,

5:24

said a four vote is expected to

5:26

take place, and when

5:28

they found out they didn't have the votes, well,

5:31

now we have adjourned. They

5:33

do not want to go through what happened

5:35

with Kevin McCarthy in such a public

5:37

way. Now, Republicans

5:39

voted a table an amendment to

5:42

the rules offered by Representative Chip Rory,

5:44

that Republican from Texas that would

5:46

have raised the threshold and nominated speaker

5:48

to the two hundred and seventy vote seventeen votes necessary

5:51

to win on the floor. However,

5:53

the challenge to Scalice to gain two seventeen

5:56

votes four votes did not disappear

5:59

with a Republicans now must

6:01

decide how they will work out this new

6:03

problem quote unquote,

6:06

Representative Chip Roy put

6:08

out a tweet in the afternoon saying, quote,

6:11

I will not be voting for Steve Scalie in the

6:13

four this afternoon. The House GOP

6:16

should not have called a vote at

6:18

three pm after finishing the

6:20

vote at one point thirty in the conference.

6:23

This is unacceptable and purposeful.

6:26

Most Republicans have desired to avoid

6:28

another debacle that they witnessed

6:31

in January. That's what k Street in the Swamp

6:33

says. But with supporters of Jordan

6:36

McCarthy entrenched, and perhaps others

6:38

unhappy with the process or harboring

6:41

other grievances. An immediate four vote

6:43

seems almost set

6:46

for a showdown and a rocky path,

6:48

with Republicans making

6:51

it clear we can hold each other hostage

6:53

now by rushing the vote to the four

6:56

without adequate support to win, Scalee

6:58

seems content to once

7:00

again hash Republican

7:02

divisions out on the four and

7:04

rely on pressure on his detractors

7:07

from the mainstream media to eventually secure the

7:09

nomination. I don't know if that's going

7:11

to work, because the people that

7:13

have dug in are people that aren't going to be

7:15

bullied into voting for you.

7:18

That's why they decided to table

7:21

the nomination now. Representative

7:23

Jordan hopes a speaker for a vote

7:25

happens quote unquote soon, is what

7:28

he said when he was asked by the media, saying

7:30

this, we need a speaker, and Steve

7:32

is the guy for that. Like I said, I have offered

7:34

to give a nominating speech for him.

7:37

Jordan said he did not know the latest

7:39

on the timing for a potential for vote,

7:41

but said he hoped it would happen soon and that Scalise

7:44

would make it on the first try. So

7:47

Jordan again did not directly

7:49

say if you would tell colleagues planning

7:51

to vote for him for speaker on the four not

7:54

to do so. The Jordan who had those

7:56

ninety nine votes Scalise had the one

7:58

thirteen votes. Is neither

8:00

of them have what they need. So I

8:03

do like the fact here that Jordan

8:06

is saying I want to coalesce and I want to get

8:08

this right on the first vote. That's

8:10

why they have at least hit pause at

8:12

this point. Now that could change quickly behind

8:15

closed doors. Things can

8:18

change now. The latest I've been told from

8:20

insiders that Scalise so far lacks

8:22

the votes to win the speakership as

8:24

his whip team is now trying to win out

8:26

holdout votes is what we've been told.

8:29

And that could be

8:31

a problem because these other

8:34

House up members warning of a tough fight

8:36

ahead for Scalise basically saying,

8:38

you guys are picking the wrong guy. This

8:40

is not going to work. All

8:42

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8:44

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8:47

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Now. I want to go back to the story.

10:22

There are quite a few members of

10:24

the Democratic Party that are standing with

10:26

the Palestinians, standing with

10:28

Hamas, standing with the terrorists organization. Rashid

10:31

tilib has the Palestinian flag outside

10:34

of her office. Other members

10:36

of the squad are backing the Palestinians.

10:39

There are members in the media right now that are apologists

10:42

for Hamas, for hes Blah

10:44

and for the Palestinians.

10:47

All of these things are a pro problem.

10:50

Now, let me tell you what we now know from

10:53

the carnage that's been left behind

10:56

by these terrorists. Hamas

10:58

Terras are said

11:01

to have had their knives inside

11:04

of some Israeli children and

11:06

to have murdered some in front of their parents

11:09

for sport while they watched. That

11:12

is part of the radical Islamic group's tear attack

11:14

on Israel. It has now left at least

11:16

twelve hundred people dead and more than

11:18

three thousand wounded. The

11:21

Israeli Times is now

11:24

reporting and they have pictures

11:27

that they have also taken that there

11:29

is evidence that these

11:31

children were slain in front of their parents.

11:35

Knives were found left in some of the children.

11:37

I know this is hard for many of you to hear,

11:40

and I want to make this clear. I'm

11:42

not trying to sensationalize this, but

11:44

it's important that people understand

11:46

what Israel is up against. Bodies

11:49

are still being taken out of Kibbutz.

11:51

That is a neighborhood where there were quite

11:53

a few Jewish families that were slaughtered. That's

11:56

where the infants were beheaded.

12:00

The bodies they're being taken out. Those

12:03

in the Jewish community are saying this will be They will

12:06

be remembered as a symbol of Hamas

12:08

and their massacre, just like Usuwitz

12:11

is a symbol of the Holocaust. These

12:14

new gruesome reports come after a

12:16

spokesman for the Israeli Prime Minister, Benjamin

12:18

Netya, who confirmed to seeing In on Wednesday

12:21

that the babies and the toddlers were discovered

12:23

with their heads decapitated in

12:26

southern Israel in the wake of the Hamas attack.

12:29

This also comes after CNN correspondent

12:31

Nick Roberts spoke of similar horrors

12:35

with host Anderson Cooper on Tuesday evening,

12:37

telling his colleague about what he saw there

12:40

and how horrific it actually was.

12:43

Now, what's even more shocking is there

12:45

are some in the media that are doing their jobs.

12:48

What I'm about to play for you is from CNN,

12:52

and I will say this, I

12:54

am glad that there are at least some people

12:57

at CNN that are

12:59

willing to do their jobs to tell the American

13:01

people in the world what they're seeing

13:04

and what's happening. Listen

13:06

to this from CNN.

13:08

Some really disturbing new information

13:11

out of Israel. The Israeli Prime minister spokesman

13:14

just confirmed babies and

13:16

toddlers were found with their

13:18

heads decapitated and

13:21

aza in southern Israel after

13:24

Hamas attacks in the kibbutz

13:26

over the weekend. That has been confirmed

13:30

by the Prime Minister's office. Let us

13:32

go now to CNN's Adascold

13:34

in Jerusalem. This news is

13:37

beyond devastating and

13:39

for the families listening, for the people

13:42

of Israel, for anyone that is

13:44

a parent and who loves

13:46

children, I don't know how they get through

13:49

this, but this kind of thing

13:51

and the way that this has happened has really changed

13:54

any possibility of

13:56

a relationship, a peace

13:59

accord between Israel and

14:02

Gaza and Hamas.

14:05

I mean, how can you when you're dealing

14:08

with people who would do such atrocities

14:10

to children, to babies, to toddlers.

14:13

We knew that children and babies and

14:15

toddlers had been killed. We knew that they had

14:17

been abducted. We knew that they had seen

14:19

their parents killed before their eyes and left

14:21

by themselves in the middle of nowhere

14:23

in their houses to be hopefully rescued

14:26

by a neighbor. But now we're hearing that it's even

14:28

worse than we could have imagined. Now, we had

14:31

been hearing reports that this had happened,

14:33

but now we are getting this confirmed

14:35

directly from the Israeli Prime Minister's office,

14:38

that babies and toddlers did have their

14:40

heads decapitated by these terrorists

14:42

when they came into Kfaraza.

14:44

This is a small kibutz near

14:47

the northern part of the Gaza

14:49

strip. It's part of that you know, envelope

14:51

of communities that have sit right on the border

14:54

right there. These really Prime Minister's office has

14:56

not given any sort of number on the number

14:58

of children that this happened in too. But

15:01

I mean, when any Israeli hears about,

15:03

you know, innocent lives like this being taken in

15:05

such a brutal fashion, this is

15:08

why I think we're hearing the rhetoric from

15:10

the Israeli military and from the Israeli government

15:12

the likes of which I have never heard before. And

15:14

that's why I think whatever the Israeli military

15:17

is planning to do in Gaza, it's going to

15:19

be again the likes of which we have never

15:21

seen before, because israel

15:23

I, mean, has never experienced anything like

15:25

this literally since the days of the

15:27

Holocaust, and that's why you hear so many people refer

15:30

to the days of the Holocaust. This is bringing

15:32

obviously a lot of sadness and shock

15:35

to Israelis, but also a lot of anger.

15:38

Absolutely, And I just want to let people know what you're looking

15:40

at. You're looking at video from Tuesday. We've been looking

15:42

at video from that kibbutz where

15:45

the Israeli Prime Minister's office now says

15:48

that they discovered toddlers

15:50

and babies with their heads decapitated. We also saw

15:53

there was a crib turned over Hamas

15:55

today is denying this. They're

15:58

saying that their false media reports and that

16:00

they strongly dismissed

16:02

the claims by what they

16:04

said Western media outlets. This is now

16:06

coming from the Prime Minister's office. We are

16:08

looking at body bags there. There

16:11

were so many people killed in

16:13

that kibbutz in particular, and this

16:15

news is absolutely devastating

16:17

to hear the confirmation of

16:20

the decapitated children. Do

16:22

you have any sense of whether

16:24

or not the families have been told

16:26

there are so many people that have died, but there are

16:29

family members waiting to understand what happened

16:31

at these kibbutz's.

16:35

Yeah, I mean, there's plenty of families out there that are

16:37

still waiting for information about

16:39

their loved ones. The Israeli government

16:41

has set up of central

16:43

command centers where people can come and try to

16:45

get more information, and the

16:48

unfortunate reality of what's happening now is they're also being

16:50

requested to bring DNA samples of their

16:52

loved ones to hopefully be able to match

16:54

them with remains or potentially

16:57

if they were hostages. But there are still people

16:59

out there do not know what

17:01

has happened to their loved ones, do not know if

17:03

they were killed, or if they were taken, or

17:05

what the status of their situation is.

17:08

Now back to that Hamas statement,

17:10

I find it, you know, kind of unbelievable

17:12

because they also said they deny

17:15

that Palestinian freedom fighters were killing children

17:17

and targeting civilians, when we literally have video

17:20

of these guys, of these militants,

17:22

of these terrorists doing that, doing

17:25

exactly what they say they're not doing. Two civilians

17:27

and two children, and.

17:28

They probably have obviously have

17:31

proof of this. There is video of so much

17:34

of what happened and the terror that unfolded there.

17:36

I will give credit to

17:39

see an end for actually delivering

17:41

the news and calling

17:44

out Hamas and their lives

17:47

and their propaganda and making

17:49

it clear of the audience that there's not an either

17:52

or here, There's not a both sides

17:54

here. I'm glad

17:56

to see this is happening, because when you

17:58

have atrosy's like this, there

18:00

should not be anyone that is both sides

18:03

in it. Now there are members of Congress

18:05

that are doing that. To be clear, there

18:07

are members of Congress that are not willing

18:10

to call this out for what it is. You

18:12

have a president of the United States

18:14

of America that refuses to call this out

18:16

for what it is when it comes to the money he's

18:18

sending to Iran that Iran is then immediately

18:21

using to fund these

18:23

types of things. This

18:26

is a nine to

18:28

eleven that is so barbaric.

18:31

It is very much like

18:33

the Holocaust in

18:36

Israel. Many people may not realize everyone

18:38

serves women in

18:41

Israel because they understand what

18:43

it takes to survive in the Middle East and

18:45

how important it is that women can

18:47

protect and defend themselves. A

18:49

twenty five year old Israeli woman

18:52

kills five terrorists and leads

18:55

them to save her

18:57

family and friends in her neighborhood

18:59

from hum that's right. This

19:02

is incredible as a young

19:04

Israeli woman's being haled as

19:06

a hero after her early action helped

19:08

to save an entire neighborhood

19:12

from being brutally killed by

19:14

Hamas Terris, the

19:16

security coordinator of the Kibbutz

19:18

Naram since twenty twenty

19:21

two, is a woman.

19:23

Now, this is like a neighborhood in areas. When

19:25

you understand what I'm saying, the kibbutz, it's a neighborhood

19:28

area, it's where people live.

19:31

She is now being credited with leading a group of residents

19:33

to kill more than two dozen incoming terrorists,

19:35

as well as killing five terrorists

19:38

herself. I love this woman.

19:41

Lieberman is a woman's name reportedly

19:44

heard explosions early Saturday morning when

19:46

Hamas launched its horrific terrorist attack

19:48

on Israel. She quickly

19:50

assessed that the sounds were different from the usual

19:53

rocket attacks on

19:55

her neighborhood, the Kibbutz,

19:57

which is situated near it's

20:00

very close to Gaza Strip. Lieberman

20:03

then rushed to open the armory. Then

20:06

she passed out guns to a twelve member

20:08

security team and plan

20:11

their response to the imminent

20:13

Hamas attack that they figured was coming.

20:16

She placed her squad in strategic

20:18

positions across the settlement. I mean, imagine

20:21

your neighborhood. And this is the reason why

20:23

I say to women all the time that say they're afraid

20:25

of a gun, or I don't want to shoot a gun, or I don't want

20:27

to hold a gun, or I don't want to carry a gun, or whatever

20:29

it may be. You can do it.

20:32

Once you learn how, you will fill

20:34

emboldened and empowered to protect

20:36

and defend yourself, your home, your

20:38

family. In Israel,

20:41

every woman knows how to shoot a gun.

20:44

Every woman understands how to defend herself.

20:47

Every woman there becomes so comfortable with firearms

20:50

that this is not something that's scary to

20:52

them. And guess what. She saved the lives

20:54

of countless people, including

20:56

the infant babies who were beheaded

20:58

in other parts. She placed

21:00

her squad in these strategic positions across

21:03

the settlement and set

21:05

up quote ambush areas

21:08

to catch the gunman off guard. Then

21:11

they turned the tables on them. During their mission

21:13

to inflict mass casualties. Lieberman

21:17

killed five terrafts on her own, while

21:20

her security team took out at least twenty

21:22

more over a period of four hours.

21:25

Together, they turned the near am into

21:27

an impenetrable fortress. This

21:29

is their neighborhood, y'all. We're talking about a neighborhood,

21:32

and in this neighborhood, it looks exactly like the neighborhoods

21:34

that you live in. It's unbelievable.

21:37

Now, while the nearby areas around

21:40

them suffered heavy losses, this

21:42

woman, because of her leadership

21:45

and because of her security team in her neighborhood,

21:48

were able to save countless lives

21:50

and future generations and

21:52

comments the news outlets in Israel,

21:55

the cultural coordinator at Niram

21:58

said Liederman's leadership was

22:00

amazing and that her husband was

22:02

part of the stand by unit that

22:04

worked to prevent more casualties. So

22:07

her husband's there, and the husband's not saying stay

22:10

inside and don't do anything. The husband's

22:12

saying, you're trained, you know what you can do and what

22:14

you should be doing. Let's go do this and

22:16

save our families. They

22:18

heard the shots and make contact on their own with

22:20

other members of the stand by unit and

22:23

with Embaal, the other neighborhood, and

22:25

they understood that they were told to be on standby,

22:28

but Mball made a decision not to wait and jumped

22:31

operationally. In fact, the fact that they did

22:33

is it early prevented dozens

22:35

and dozens of casualties. Social

22:38

media posts from l TV Israel

22:40

contended Lieberman received the Israeli

22:43

Prize when It's all Over, which is the

22:45

highest cultural honor you can give.

22:48

The story of her heroism is a story that will enter

22:50

these Israeli myths, myth for

22:52

generation. The post read Embaal

22:55

is the reason that there is one

22:57

kibbutz in the entire surrounding area that remains

23:00

unscathed. Hamas launs a tearr

23:02

attack on Israel early Saturday,

23:04

and thus far has killed more than one

23:07

thousand, one hundred has

23:09

injured more than three four

23:11

hundred people, according to the latest reports overnight.

23:14

The attack occurred on the Jewish Holiday,

23:17

the last festival of the High

23:19

Holy Day cycle. More than one hundred

23:22

Israelis were also kidnapped and

23:24

taken to Gaza, including women, children,

23:28

and the elderly, many of whom were abused during

23:30

their abductions. The Palestinian terror

23:32

attack against Israel has been referred to as the worst

23:34

massacre of Jews since the

23:36

Holocaust, based on the numbers so far.

23:39

In response to the attack, the Israeli Air Force

23:41

has now struck at least one thousand terror targets

23:43

in Gaza. Israel has also

23:46

mobilized three hundred thousand reservists

23:48

in the past forty eight hours, meaning this

23:50

thing is far from over. As its forces

23:52

continued to strike against Amas terror targets

23:54

in Gaza. National Security Adviser Jake

23:57

Sullivan confirmed during a White House press conference

23:59

that it at least twenty Americans are unaccounted

24:02

for an Israel and believed to be held hostage.

24:04

He also confirmed that the number of Americans

24:07

killed has risen to fourteen. They

24:09

are expecting that number to rise even

24:12

more. While this is

24:14

going on in Israel, let me tell you about the dumba's

24:17

in America. Black Lives Matter

24:19

supports Hamas amid the tear attack

24:21

on Israel, and college campuses

24:24

are now standing with Hamas, including

24:26

twenty two student

24:29

organizations at Harvard.

24:32

This is why you don't send your kid to Harvard.

24:35

Twenty two different student organizations

24:38

have come together with a statement blaming

24:40

Israel for the terrorist attack

24:43

on Israel. Black Lives Matter,

24:45

the same organization that everybody

24:48

bowed down to, including every

24:50

major sports team, gave them billions of dollars

24:52

in free advertising after they had

24:54

torched our cities. Never forget that

24:57

they torched our cities. They danced

24:59

on top of police cars and burned

25:01

out police stations. Black

25:03

Lives Matter, that same group that you're

25:05

supposed to be all in favor of and if you're not, you're

25:07

racist, has now said that they

25:10

will stand side by side and

25:12

must not be condoned the acts

25:14

of hamas. They referred to it,

25:16

after they're the ones attacked and are beheading

25:18

infant children. That they said

25:20

it was a desperate act of self defense by

25:23

hamas. Black Lives Matter

25:25

grassroots organizations are now showing up

25:27

to support the palace selling militant group of

25:29

maas and saying it's time for

25:31

us to stand on college campuses as

25:33

well. If you're an American citizen,

25:36

you're unnoticed. Now, folks, you're screwed.

25:40

A Florida by the way, Representative

25:42

Corey Mills, we have

25:44

just found out went to Israel and

25:47

ran rescue operations which have secured

25:50

thirty two Americans. This

25:52

is a congressman. The State

25:54

Department hasn't done from what we understand, Jack

25:57

Krapp, the President hasn't done Jack krap this

25:59

Florida and of Corey Mills went on

26:01

TV after doing this to let

26:03

people know that America did

26:05

not act the way we should have act.

26:07

Listened to this carefully, I'm sing,

26:09

Corey Mills. He is working to get Americans

26:11

out of Israel every minute,

26:13

that is and we understand that

26:15

you helped rescue thirty two Americans

26:17

from Israel today, can you tell us about

26:19

those efforts?

26:23

Well, thanks so much for having me. Yeah, it's

26:25

unfortunate that I won't be able to share too many of the details.

26:27

We're still running operations. At this time, there's still

26:30

a lot of Americans that are trying to get out,

26:32

many whof's flights have been canceled

26:34

or they've actually been stuck into an

26:37

area that is no longer creating a permissible

26:39

environment. So myself,

26:41

I went in and was very thankful

26:44

to be able to get for the second time.

26:46

By the way, I'll just add helping the Biden

26:48

administration, who has failed to do their job. The first

26:50

time I did it was in twenty twenty one when I conducted

26:52

the very first successful overload rescue of

26:55

Americans. But here it is the second

26:57

time doing the Biden administration's work because they

26:59

have no plan, no strategy to

27:01

get these Americans out who are trapped in these church

27:03

groups that have been left behind. You know, I just want

27:05

to point out one thing. You know, the Biden administration continues

27:08

to want to do these lids, but I think it's about time

27:10

that the American people put a little in the disastrous

27:12

administration that continues to fail

27:14

in their plan and strategy to be able to get

27:16

Americans out, or to take into

27:19

account the foreign policy phobe that

27:21

they actually create that actually leads to these types

27:23

of incidents.

27:24

Congressman our Aisha Husta or is our congressional

27:26

correspondent you know her, well is reporting that she's

27:29

got sources in the Senate telling her that there's a

27:31

plan to potentially using

27:33

charter aircraft get some sixteen thousand

27:35

Americans out of Israel. That

27:37

operation might begin sometime in the next forty

27:39

eight hours.

27:40

What do you know about that, Well,

27:43

I haven't heard too much on the actual operation

27:46

itself, but I do know that the

27:48

minute that you start seeing a potential

27:50

counter offensive, or you start seeing General Secretary

27:53

Hassan Esraala from Hesbala kick in, or

27:55

you see other proxim militia

27:57

groups that are head up by people like Kidae Alamri or High

28:00

Alli out of your rock in Syria, that

28:02

could definitely put a damper on things, especially

28:04

if they start taking any type of indirect fire

28:07

onto that runway, which would potentially cause

28:10

the aircraft to be able to either one do

28:12

an evasive maneuver or to cancel

28:14

the flight path in its entirety. So

28:17

I hope that they can get in. I hope we can get as many

28:19

Americans out as possible, and I hope that we don't

28:22

see a repeat of what happened in twenty twenty one

28:24

in Afghanistan, where Americas were left behind

28:26

and abandoned by this administration.

28:28

It is amazing that you have a congressman.

28:30

And I want to be clear, I think Corey Mills is

28:32

a leader. He's a hero when it comes

28:34

to these types of things. He didn't

28:37

wait, he didn't send an email

28:39

to the administration and wait days for

28:41

them to get back on no plan at

28:43

all. He just went straight to Israel

28:45

as fast as he could get there and

28:48

said, here, it is the second time I'm doing the Biden

28:50

administration's work because they have

28:52

no plan, they have no strategy,

28:54

they have no strategy to get Americans out.

28:58

I love doers like this. Get

29:01

over there and secure these Americans

29:03

and get them out. There was many church groups

29:06

that were in Israel when this happened, elderly

29:08

people going on a pilgrimage, and

29:11

he said, I'm going right now and

29:14

I'm going to get you out. He's

29:16

not the only hero. By

29:18

the way, make sure you share

29:20

podcasts everywhere please on social

29:22

media. Make sure everyone hears what's happening.

29:24

I will keep you updated on all of this that

29:27

I can promise you, and I will see

29:29

you back here tomorrow. Pray for the people

29:31

of Israel, please, and for the families

29:33

that have lost their loved ones, and for these Americans

29:36

being held hostage and that are unaccounted

29:38

for. See you tomorrow.