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Speaker 2: As you know, early voting now is also started all
Speaker 2: around the country. And you know, it looks like the
Speaker 2: world is going a hell on a ham basket pretty fast.
Speaker 2: As we see the ballistic missile attack direct attack from
Speaker 2: Iran at Israel, on top of the never ending attacks
Speaker 2: from Gaza and Hamas in the south and Hezbollah in
Speaker 2: at Elebanon in the north. It is absolutely frightening. And
Speaker 2: to watch Israel, you know, taking in all these ballistic
Speaker 2: missiles from Iran and having a swap them out of
Speaker 2: the sky. You know, at some point their systems are
Speaker 2: going to get overwhelmed. And Israel has had to defend
Speaker 2: itself in what part of murder and rape and kidnapping
Speaker 2: and torture and beheadings do people not understand. I'm having
Speaker 2: a hard time understanding how we have a top presidential
Speaker 2: candidate that says we need to be courageous and never
Speaker 2: say the words radical Islamic terrorism. On top of that,
Speaker 2: we are following the aftermath of Hurricane Helene, North Carolina.
Speaker 2: It turns out got hit as hard as Florida and Georgia,
Speaker 2: if not harder. Boone, North Carolina well known because of
Speaker 2: the ministry of the Reverend Billy Graham, his son Franklin
Speaker 2: Graham from there, Who's going to join us in a second.
Speaker 2: But they are responding all over those counties and the
Speaker 2: videos are just absolutely chilling Asheville, North Carolina, Valdosta, Georgia, Perry, Florida, Tampa, Florida.
Speaker 2: Many of my friends have gotten hammered there. And yesterday
Speaker 2: when President Trump went to Valdosta, he was joined by
Speaker 2: the Reverend Franklin Graham and he's the CEO of both
Speaker 2: Samaritans Purse and the Billy Graham Evangelistic Association. And as usual,
Speaker 2: you know, Samaritans Purse is there. They're on the ground
Speaker 2: and they're helping with food and water and medicine and
Speaker 2: supplies and gas and energy and basically every need that
Speaker 2: people need. We saw their great work during COVID they
Speaker 2: set up a hospital in Italy. They set up a
Speaker 2: hospital in Central Park until that got politicized, which never
Speaker 2: should have happened. But just so you know, yesterday I
Speaker 2: got in touch with the Samaritans Purse Ministry and I
Speaker 2: made a donation and because I just I just believe
Speaker 2: in the great work that they do. They're the real deal.
Speaker 2: And the Reverend Franklin Graham has been a long time
Speaker 2: friend of this program, friend of mine, and it's anana
Speaker 2: to always have you back. Sir.
Speaker 3: Well, thank you, Sean. Good to be with you.
Speaker 4: Well.
Speaker 2: I appreciate it. You've been seeing the devastation up close
Speaker 2: and personal, and I'd hope that people will go to
Speaker 2: samaritanspers dot org and whatever they can donate. One thing
Speaker 2: about the American people, they're very generous when others are
Speaker 2: in need, and there are a lot of people in
Speaker 2: need right now.
Speaker 3: What are you seeing, Well, there's no questions, a lot
Speaker 3: of need. And one of the problems, Sean, is here
Speaker 3: in the mountains of western North Carolina. I mean it's
Speaker 3: beautiful and many people have gone back up in the
Speaker 3: mountains and Bill Holmes and what's happened with this heavy
Speaker 3: rain that came. Roads washed away and so their entire community.
Speaker 3: There are entire communities that are left stranded. Can't get in,
Speaker 3: they can't get out, there's no self service, no electricity.
Speaker 3: I have no I don't have electricity in my home.
Speaker 2: Well, I can't do I need to buy Franklin Graham
Speaker 2: a generator. Would you like me to buy you a
Speaker 2: generator for Christmas?
Speaker 3: But you know, I appreciate that, Seawn. I got a generator,
Speaker 3: But the problem is the fuel for the generator. You
Speaker 3: got to keep that thing going. So you you turn
Speaker 3: your generator on for a few hours a day and
Speaker 3: then turn it off to conserve the fuel. But it's
Speaker 3: really they're people that have lost everything. And we had
Speaker 3: a lady we volunteers went to her house earlier today
Speaker 3: and she had tears streaming down sheet. She said I'm
Speaker 3: not crying because I lost everything, She said, I'm crying
Speaker 3: because love has just showed up. And she was thinking
Speaker 3: of those volunteers that poured al the van come in
Speaker 3: there to help her, and she saw those every faces
Speaker 3: a face of love. And you know, it's just an opportunity, Shawn,
Speaker 3: for us to help people. These are our citizens, these
Speaker 3: are our neighbors, this is our country. Many times we're
Speaker 3: working in other countries, but we have an opportunity now
Speaker 3: to help here in North Carolina and South Carolina, Georgia, Florida.
Speaker 3: It's just incredible. But the mountains, especially here in western
Speaker 3: North Carolina, from from Boone where I live, all the
Speaker 3: way down to Ashville, the devastation is We've never seen
Speaker 3: it like this before.
Speaker 2: And I don't think people understand. I was very My
Speaker 2: heart was warmed at the fact. And we got confirmation
Speaker 2: of this from Elon Musk himself, and President Trump was
Speaker 2: in touch with Elon Musk yesterday and he's axed out today.
Speaker 2: Since the Hurricane Helene disaster, SpaceX has sent as many
Speaker 2: Starling terminals as possible to help areas in need. Earlier today,
Speaker 2: the President Donald Trump alerted me to additional people who
Speaker 2: need starlink internet in North Carolina. We're sending those terminals
Speaker 2: right away. I mean, it's amazing that people just you know,
Speaker 2: they didn't bat an eyelash. They just step up and
Speaker 2: they and they help, and you're seeing it up front
Speaker 2: and personal. So I'm very grateful to all that you're doing.
Speaker 2: But with your own eyes and the people that you're
Speaker 2: talking to in North Carolina, Georgia, Tennessee, Florida, you know
Speaker 2: how bad is it in some of these areas well.
Speaker 3: It's we've never seen it like this before. Shaw, this
Speaker 3: is the worst we've ever seen. And to talk about
Speaker 3: Elon Musk the starlink, we could use hundreds of those
Speaker 3: if we had them. But you have to give a
Speaker 3: small generator along with the starlink because you've got to
Speaker 3: be able to plug it in. And that's the problem.
Speaker 3: There's no electricity. But if we can get a small generator,
Speaker 3: I'm talking about like a Honda one thousand, and I
Speaker 3: think it will run almost all day on a court
Speaker 3: of gasoline. But that's starlink and a small generator I'd
Speaker 3: get by ahead. I've given them to churches because in
Speaker 3: almost every community, the church is reaching out to people
Speaker 3: up and down those hollers, up and down the rivers.
Speaker 3: They're the people who know I mean, the churches know
Speaker 3: where the people are and how to get to them.
Speaker 3: And so we believe in working with the local church.
Speaker 3: And there's hundreds of churches here in western North Carolina
Speaker 3: that I could use a starlink. So if Elon Musker is listening,
Speaker 3: I hope he'll send us some because we will use
Speaker 3: them immediately.
Speaker 2: Well, there are great people in this audience too. By
Speaker 2: the way, I contacted you guys, Steve yesterday. He never
Speaker 2: got back to us. I texted him and tell him
Speaker 2: I want to send it out. You can buy a
Speaker 2: bunch of generators with the money I wanted to send over.
Speaker 2: And it's my pleasure. And I know this audience is
Speaker 2: generous Samaranspurse dot org. And it's amazing when your trucks
Speaker 2: show up, and your tractor trailers show up, and your
Speaker 2: planes show up. I mean, is it is life for
Speaker 2: people whose entire lives have been you know, turned upside down.
Speaker 2: I mean, it's it's so hard when you think of
Speaker 2: how you know, people work their entire lives to get
Speaker 2: a home and they get it and then you know,
Speaker 2: in just as a matter of an hour or so,
Speaker 2: everything could be wiped away, and you have seeing a
Speaker 2: lot of that in the course of your life and
Speaker 2: your work and.
Speaker 3: Sean, a lot of the people that lost everything are
Speaker 3: not necessarily wealthy people. These are hard working people and
Speaker 3: they go from paycheck to paycheck and not only have
Speaker 3: they lost their home the love oflihood, but their property
Speaker 3: is destroyed. And it's going to take a long time
Speaker 3: to come back from the Sean, and it could take
Speaker 3: a year or more for this just to get the
Speaker 3: roads back up to where you can to reach these communities.
Speaker 3: And as far as power, I don't know when that's
Speaker 3: going to come back, but hopefully in the next few weeks.
Speaker 3: But we just need to pray for the people here
Speaker 3: that as we reach out Samaritans person we reach out Sean,
Speaker 3: we do it in Jesus' name. It's not the name
Speaker 3: of Franklin Graham or or Samaritans. First, we reach out
Speaker 3: in Jesus' name. We want these people to know that
Speaker 3: God loves them, He's not mad at him. And many
Speaker 3: times when people come to the storm Shaw, they think
Speaker 3: God is mad at him. No, the Bible tells us
Speaker 3: that God loves us, and if we put our faith
Speaker 3: in trust in Him and his son Jesus Christ, we
Speaker 3: know that God will forgive our sins, and he'll heal
Speaker 3: our hearts, and he'll take us through these storms, and
Speaker 3: he'll get us all the way to the other side
Speaker 3: one day with Him in heaven. And that's what we
Speaker 3: want the people to know, is that God loves them
Speaker 3: in the middle of this storm. When we show up,
Speaker 3: we're showing up in Jesus' name.
Speaker 2: Well, I know that you do that, and I will
Speaker 2: tell you as you get older. I was kidding with
Speaker 2: you in a text and I said, you really do
Speaker 2: look more like your dad every day. It's amazing, I
Speaker 2: would say, in some ways you kind of look like twins.
Speaker 2: But I know your dad's very proud of the great
Speaker 2: work that he accomplished in his life, and you're following
Speaker 2: through on it. You know, you once said that these
Speaker 2: times see almost biblical, that you know as you read
Speaker 2: the Bible, and you're far more knowledgeable than I am,
Speaker 2: although I have started doing Bible studies and I do
Speaker 2: them regularly, and you know, I feel like I'm very
Speaker 2: familiar with the scripture. Haven't been raised Catholic, but I'm
Speaker 2: more non denominational now, and I can tell you it
Speaker 2: certainly feels like at times, doesn't watching Israel fighting a
Speaker 2: fore front war. I mean, as you saw this news
Speaker 2: breaking all day, what were your thoughts?
Speaker 3: Oh, I was in Israel just two weeks ago, and
Speaker 3: I was there when those patriots blew up in Lebanon,
Speaker 3: and so Samaritans first, we've responded there by providing forty
Speaker 3: ambulances to m. Kim David de Dome. That's the emergency
Speaker 3: responders like the Red Cross here in this country. That's
Speaker 3: the Red Star of David in Israel, and we gave
Speaker 3: forty ambulances October seventh last year, they lost fourteen due
Speaker 3: to Hamas and they shot the drivers, shot the people
Speaker 3: in them, destroyed the ambulances. And so we've replaced those fourteen,
Speaker 3: but we decided they need some armored ones, and so
Speaker 3: we've been helping to replace or not placed with give
Speaker 3: armored so we'll have be up to forty ambulances within
Speaker 3: a few months. We've given them money, we've got them
Speaker 3: on order, but they need armor plated ambulances. So let's
Speaker 3: we're doing this. But it is biblical in a sense.
Speaker 3: The Bible tells us that as we approach the end
Speaker 3: of this age of this world, the world is going
Speaker 3: to turn on Israel. The world is going to become
Speaker 3: more violent. People's hearts are going to be more more cold.
Speaker 3: And we see that today just in this country. The
Speaker 3: anger of people, the road rage that we see on
Speaker 3: the highway. We didn't see this thirty forty years ago,
Speaker 3: but we just see how people becoming more and more violent.
Speaker 3: When the flood came, and when you read the and
Speaker 3: Noah in the Bible in Genesis, the Bible says that
Speaker 3: the world had become completely violent and the heart of
Speaker 3: man was wicked. And that's where we are today. I
Speaker 3: just think we're coming down maybe to maybe when Christ
Speaker 3: will come back, and I'm looking forward to when that
Speaker 3: day is. But until then, I'm going to reach out
Speaker 3: and try to help as many people as I can't.
Speaker 2: Sean, you really have taken on an incredible mission, and
Speaker 2: I just urge all of our listeners to the extent possible.
Speaker 2: These people in North Carolina, Georgia, Tennessee, even Kentucky, Virginia, Florida.
Speaker 2: You know they are suffering and Samaritans purse. I mean,
Speaker 2: you guys are the real deal. You get on the ground,
Speaker 2: you get your hands dirty, and you're helping people, and
Speaker 2: you're helping them rebuild their lives. And is Samaritans Purse
Speaker 2: or the best place for people to go.
Speaker 3: Absolutely smarsperst dot Org.
Speaker 2: Yes, sir, well we really appreciate it. Reverend, you're a
Speaker 2: good man. Thank you for all the good work you do.
Speaker 3: All right, and I'll get Steve to call you.
Speaker 2: Yeah, have Steve call me. I appreciate it. Eight hundred
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Speaker 2: want to do a part of the program quick break
Speaker 2: right back. We'll continue wondering why Iran is attacking not
Speaker 2: afraid of America. On to Harris and Biden, you know,
Speaker 2: listen to Joe Biden, you know, on strikes and Yemen
Speaker 2: says he supports collective bargaining. He's totally out of it.
Speaker 2: Then John Kirby's saying, well, I can't predict predictive billions
Speaker 2: sent to a Ran is going to free up money
Speaker 2: for terror? Are you really that stupid?
Speaker 5: Listen Penny Content on the strikes and young and mister president.
Speaker 6: I think you'll set strike you insist the Iranian regime
Speaker 6: won't touch the six million dollars of Iranian five.
Speaker 2: He's being unfrozen.
Speaker 6: But isn't it true that this freeze Tehran up to
Speaker 6: spend more on other nefarious goals like supporting terrorism and
Speaker 6: boosting its nuclear program.
Speaker 4: Well to the degree that they continue destabilizing activities, and
Speaker 4: it's you know, I can't predict what they'll do going forward.
Speaker 2: Here, all right, we're going to have the very latest
Speaker 2: over one hundred and eighty ballistic missiles fired by Iran
Speaker 2: directly into Israel. Trey Yanks has been our chief foreign
Speaker 2: correspondent on the ground. He's in Israel today. He just
Speaker 2: came out with a new book, by the way, about
Speaker 2: October the seventh, called Black Saturday and unfiltered account of
Speaker 2: the October seventh attack on Israel and the war in Gaza.
Speaker 2: You know, now Israel's officially fighting not a one front war,
Speaker 2: two front war, three front war, but a four front war,
Speaker 2: and Israel's going to respond. They're not going to take
Speaker 2: this anyway. So when we come back, we'll check in
Speaker 2: with Trey Yanks. We'll try to get to some of
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Speaker 2: by my friend Trey Yangsty has been in the middle
Speaker 2: of this barrage of ballistic missiles being fired from Iran
Speaker 2: into Israel now fighting basically a forefront war. Include the
Speaker 2: Uti rebels and Hezbalah from the north at a Lebanon
Speaker 2: and Hamas out of the South. Has been a lot
Speaker 2: that has happened, with the killing of Nasrallah, the thirty
Speaker 2: two year leader of Hezballah, and Iran now getting involved,
Speaker 2: although the Supreme Leader is safely ensconced in his bunker
Speaker 2: deep underground, scared to death as they always fight their
Speaker 2: little proxy wars. I do think there will be a
Speaker 2: fierce response by Israel. I don't think they're stopping, and
Speaker 2: they're not going to allow these countries and these terror
Speaker 2: groups that have been threatening to wipe them off the
Speaker 2: face of the earth, or as they say, from the
Speaker 2: river to the sea that you hear in the halls
Speaker 2: of Congress and on college campuses and around the world,
Speaker 2: with the rise of anti Semitism to get there anyway.
Speaker 2: Our friend Trey Yangst is with US Fox News Foreign Correspondent,
Speaker 2: and he has a new book out called Black Saturday,
Speaker 2: an unfiltered account of what happened nearly a year ago
Speaker 2: on the October seventh attack on Israel and the war
Speaker 2: in Gaza and now the war with Lebanon and now
Speaker 2: engaged with the Houti rebels and with Iran directly. This
Speaker 2: has all of the markings of something that's about to
Speaker 2: spiral out of control in the entire region. Now, Trey
Speaker 2: has been you know, on the ground first hand accounts.
Speaker 2: I watched them all day to day. One hundred and
Speaker 2: eighty missiles from Iran ballistic missiles, most of them fired. Anyway,
Speaker 2: Trey is with us, Trey, how are you, sir?
Speaker 4: Yeah, so I'm doing all right. It's truly an unprecedented
Speaker 4: moment right now.
Speaker 6: In the region.
Speaker 2: Yeah, what's the latest. I know it's the missile firing
Speaker 2: has stopped, and at least for now, I fully expect
Speaker 2: that Prime Minister net Yahu and Israel will respond. I
Speaker 2: think the response is probably going to be more fierce
Speaker 2: than it was the last time. How many of these
Speaker 2: missiles that do you know, all of that actually got through?
Speaker 4: You're exactly right. The expectation here is that the Israelis
Speaker 4: are going to respond much harder than they did back
Speaker 4: in April when the Iranians first attacked with ballistic missiles.
Speaker 4: We don't know exactly how many got through. In total,
Speaker 4: there were one hundred and eighty ballistic missiles, according to
Speaker 4: the Israeli military, that were launched toward Israel. Some of
Speaker 4: them were intercepted outside of Israeli territory and others slammed
Speaker 4: into the ground. We've seen images of craters and trapnel
Speaker 4: falling down from the sky as Israel's Arrow three missile
Speaker 4: system was active. We were standing on a balcony in
Speaker 4: the northern city of Haifa and we could see these
Speaker 4: interceptor around coming off the skyline and picking off these missiles.
Speaker 4: And it gives you assent to just how active the
Speaker 4: scene was, as two waves at least were fired from Iran.
Speaker 4: Truly unprecedented as we look forward here and as you
Speaker 4: noted rightly, so this comes as the Israelis are still
Speaker 4: fighting on the ground inside Gaza and just last night
Speaker 4: launched a ground operation into southern Lebanon to go after
Speaker 4: around back Hesbla.
Speaker 3: There.
Speaker 2: Yeah, pretty amazing. Now let's go back to October seventh.
Speaker 2: Then you're right about this, and you've been covering all
Speaker 2: of this and putting your life on the line, and
Speaker 2: I have nothing but you know, deep admiration for what
Speaker 2: you do every day. And I know that often when
Speaker 2: I'm talking to you on TV at night, you know
Speaker 2: it's three four o'clock in the morning your time, which
Speaker 2: I know it's very difficult to do but you're always there,
Speaker 2: You're always available. But if you go back to October seven,
Speaker 2: twelve hundred people killed, all these people that were kidnapped,
Speaker 2: including Americans, we had and what I don't have a
Speaker 2: hard time understanding is the rise of virulent anti Semitism
Speaker 2: in the halls of Congress college campuses worldwide. We've seen
Speaker 2: it since then, you know, chanting from the River to
Speaker 2: the Sea, which means annihilate Israel. We know Hamasa's Charta
Speaker 2: has Bolas commitment is to wipe Israel off the map.
Speaker 2: And Israel had to deal with murder the equivalent of
Speaker 2: forty thousand Americans killed in a single day if you
Speaker 2: look at their population size versus ours. But there was murder, rape, torture, kidnapping, beheadings.
Speaker 2: And I'm trying to understand for those people that are
Speaker 2: so anti Israel, what part of that do they not understand?
Speaker 2: I don't. I usually could understand the other side a
Speaker 2: little bit. I have no understanding of people that don't
Speaker 2: recognize this desire of many to wipe Israel off the map.
Speaker 4: Absolutely, And I write about this in Black Saturday. We
Speaker 4: responded to what we thought was just a rocket attack
Speaker 4: that morning on October seventh, I was in Tel Aviv.
Speaker 4: I got a call from my producer at seven oh
Speaker 4: three in the morning and she said, something's happening in
Speaker 4: the south. And so the team and I, like we
Speaker 4: always do, drove toward the Gods of Border so we
Speaker 4: could do live shots on Fox News. And as we
Speaker 4: got closer, we started to understand, Okay, this isn't us
Speaker 4: a rocket attack, this is also an infiltration. There are
Speaker 4: gunmen in these communities and they've infiltrated into southern Israel
Speaker 4: and were looking around and the army was nowhere to
Speaker 4: be found. Police were doing the best they could, brave
Speaker 4: officers running into the line of fire with pistols, and
Speaker 4: it was really a horrific thing to witness. We watched
Speaker 4: officers die in front of us. But as the story progressed,
Speaker 4: and as we went into these communities along the Gods
Speaker 4: of Border known as the Keebo's Siam, we saw the
Speaker 4: brutal aftermath. The bodies that were spread throughout these communities
Speaker 4: of families that were home on a Saturday morning on Shabbat.
Speaker 4: They were peaceful people. And what's so interesting about the
Speaker 4: communities that were attacked. They are considered the left of
Speaker 4: Israeli society, the peace activists, the people who believed in
Speaker 4: finding common ground between Israelis and Palestinians, and they were massacred.
Speaker 4: And so I write about this in Black Saturday. And
Speaker 4: for the survivors, the people who survived that attack and
Speaker 4: some of whom were taken hostage into the Gaza strip,
Speaker 4: I also interview them and they were released, some of
Speaker 4: them as part of the November Seasfire deal. And the
Speaker 4: stories that they tell as they were dragged into the
Speaker 4: tunnels beneath Gaza with their young children are just horrific.
Speaker 4: And I think that it's easy to forget what happened
Speaker 4: on that day less than a year ago, because there
Speaker 4: is so much news developing across the region. The Middle
Speaker 4: East remains the focal point of foreign policy, especially headed
Speaker 4: toward November. But we can't forget about it because it's
Speaker 4: important to remember not only did it happen, but it's
Speaker 4: still going on. To the Israeli people, there are still
Speaker 4: around one hundred hostages, some of them dead and some
Speaker 4: of them alive inside.
Speaker 2: Gaza, and we don't even know. And I guess having
Speaker 2: been to Israel myself, and I actually took a helicopter
Speaker 2: ride from the Mediterranean all the way up the coast
Speaker 2: into the Old City. I've been to the Old City.
Speaker 2: I've had a couple number of tours there. I've been
Speaker 2: in the territon. I've been into the road that border
Speaker 2: town with Gaza. I've been there when the Iron Dome
Speaker 2: was actually firing missiles out of the air one night
Speaker 2: when we were there. We come back and the next
Speaker 2: day we went to the same kibbutz and it got
Speaker 2: it was struck with missiles the night before. In that
Speaker 2: one town that we went to, the border town with Gaza,
Speaker 2: they had been hit with ten thousand rockets in ten years.
Speaker 2: The rockets get more lethal over time. Kids play in
Speaker 2: underground bunker playgrounds. They can't play outside because there's not
Speaker 2: enough time by the time because of that close proximity
Speaker 2: to Gaza. And this is everyday life. And I would
Speaker 2: ask people in Gaza, I'm like, well, why do you
Speaker 2: stay here? And they'd look at me like I had
Speaker 2: five heads, and they'd be like, because it's our home.
Speaker 2: And I'm like, I understand, but I mean, you're getting
Speaker 2: hammered with missiles by people that are committed to your destruction.
Speaker 2: On a daily basis. I might want to move to
Speaker 2: a different part of the country, but they're not moving.
Speaker 2: They're not going to leave. They refuse and there's a
Speaker 2: part of me that admires it.
Speaker 4: Yeah, they're brave people, and they're very welcoming of people
Speaker 4: who are visiting from abroad, and they're willing to show
Speaker 4: you around and really teach you about what life is
Speaker 4: like there. And in an interesting way, they've adapted to
Speaker 4: life in southern Israel. They've lived under rocket fire for
Speaker 4: so long, and these communities along the border have seen
Speaker 4: so many changes in the government and the society here,
Speaker 4: but many things have remained the same. And I think
Speaker 4: that as we look forward in this story, there are
Speaker 4: questions about after this brutal attack on October seventh, how
Speaker 4: many people will return to those communities that were directly targeted.
Speaker 4: And from the people I interviewed for this book, it
Speaker 4: was a variety of responses. Actually, one guy who is
Speaker 4: the brother of our Fox engineer, he was in a
Speaker 4: community called Neros, and these governments stormed the house. When
Speaker 4: they couldn't get into his mamad his shelter, they burned
Speaker 4: the house down, and thankfully this guy and his wife survived,
Speaker 4: and I asked him, I mean, will you ever return,
Speaker 4: would you rebuild your house? And he said no, I
Speaker 4: just I can't go back there now. And that to
Speaker 4: me was just such an indication of the psychological impact
Speaker 4: that this attack has had on the people who live
Speaker 4: in these communities.
Speaker 2: I know that there's there's been some you know, political
Speaker 2: issues and differences over you know, how to how to
Speaker 2: confront all of this, But at the end of the day,
Speaker 2: I've known Prime Minister Natya who personally for nearly thirty years,
Speaker 2: and I consider him a front and there's no way
Speaker 2: in our lifetime. And you tell me if you think
Speaker 2: you're I'm wrong. He's going to allow Israel to be
Speaker 2: wiped off of the map under his watch. It's not
Speaker 2: going to happen. And I think that they I think
Speaker 2: the Iranians, what they did today by escalating with ballistic
Speaker 2: missiles is going to it's going to turn out for
Speaker 2: them very badly in the end. Look at what they've done.
Speaker 2: They've taken out all the leaders of Hamas, they took
Speaker 2: out Nozraala finally that after thirty two years, other leaders
Speaker 2: from Iran and from Hizballah, and I just there's no
Speaker 2: way the Iranians are getting off scott free here. I
Speaker 2: could see there were refineries and maybe even the nuclear
Speaker 2: sites hit. Is that a stretch.
Speaker 4: No, I don't think it's a stretch at all. And
Speaker 4: in about twenty minutes that Yahoo is going to convene
Speaker 4: a cabinet meeting and they will likely be discussing these
Speaker 4: very options. I mean, there are a variety of targets
Speaker 4: on the table for the Israelis, and they can do
Speaker 4: everything from send a message to inflict significant damage to
Speaker 4: the country's energy sector, to its defense program, to its
Speaker 4: nuclear program. But I think the fact that this is
Speaker 4: the second ballistic missile attack against Israel in a year,
Speaker 4: and just how widespread the attack was, it's going to
Speaker 4: be something significant. And this is not a question of
Speaker 4: if Israel will respond, but rather when and how.
Speaker 2: I appreciate your time, Trey. You're a great colleague, You're
Speaker 2: a brave reporter. You do a phenomenal job. He's the
Speaker 2: chief foreign correspondent, often reporting out of the Middle East
Speaker 2: for the Fox News Channel. His new book is out
Speaker 2: Black Saturday, an unfiltered account of the October seventh attack
Speaker 2: on Israel and the war in Gaza. We have a
Speaker 2: link we're putting up on Hannity dot com. There's one
Speaker 2: on Amazon dot com bookstores around the country. Trey, you're
Speaker 2: incredibly courageous in your job. You do an amazing amount
Speaker 2: of work, and I'm very grateful for everything you do.
Speaker 2: Please stay safe.
Speaker 3: Thank you.
Speaker 2: Sean really appreciate it. Eight hundred and nine to four one.
Speaker 2: Shawn is on number. If you want to be a
Speaker 2: part of the program. With all the attacks against Israel,
Speaker 2: we haven't spent as much time as I wanted to
Speaker 2: on the debate tonight. Let me just give you a
Speaker 2: quick programming rundown eight thirty Eastern, five thirty Pacific. I'm
Speaker 2: going to be on with Breton Martha given an analysis
Speaker 2: of what we can expect with the debate. Then mediately
Speaker 2: following the debate at ten thirty, I will be on
Speaker 2: with them giving some analysis. Then JD will be on
Speaker 2: with me in the spin room. Right after you can
Speaker 2: get off the stage, get through the crowd of reporters
Speaker 2: that are there, and over to wherever it is that
Speaker 2: I'll be broadcast. They usually put me in a corner somewhere,
Speaker 2: put Hannity in the corner over there. Anyway, so we'll
Speaker 2: have full coverage of that. First, there's going to be
Speaker 2: Nora o'donald and Margaret Brennan. You tell me if you
Speaker 2: don't think they're biased going into tonight's debate, A new line.
Speaker 5: A false attack on Vice President Harris.
Speaker 3: Kamalowens full communist.
Speaker 5: Will tell you why that's wrong.
Speaker 7: You righte. It is time to take a stand against
Speaker 7: Trump if he is dangerous to democracy, as you say,
Speaker 7: should he be.
Speaker 2: Removed from office.
Speaker 5: There are so many legal issues in this campaign, and
Speaker 5: I want to ask you about one involving the President's son,
Speaker 5: Hunter Biden, who's going to appear in court this week.
Speaker 5: And I wonder, after this plea happens, if you would
Speaker 5: advise your party to move on.
Speaker 7: President of the United States castrating the facts of the elections,
Speaker 7: disenfranchising millions of voters whose ballots have not been counted
Speaker 7: sadly because of the raging pandemic and the failures of
Speaker 7: the administration. This is Uncle Joe, you know, regular Joe
Speaker 7: from Scranton, Pennsylvania and the rust Belt states, and he's
Speaker 7: really talking about that the core values of this nation
Speaker 7: are at stake. I mean, he comes with a wealth
Speaker 7: of background and to take him on essentially, what are
Speaker 7: issues of character?
Speaker 5: He is recovering from these injuries. Now this was a
Speaker 5: traumatic event, no doubt for him. But I did notice
Speaker 5: there was no call for lowering the temperature, condemning all
Speaker 5: political violence.
Speaker 7: Does Donald Trump bear some responsibility for that?
Speaker 2: Does he need to change his rhetoric? I mean it's
Speaker 2: the same situation, It's like three on one. I do
Speaker 2: have confidence JD knows what he's getting into. But it
Speaker 2: is what it is. But anyway, a tough day for Israel.
Speaker 2: Also today one hundred and eighty one rockets fired ballistic
Speaker 2: missiles fired by Iran into Israel while they were being
Speaker 2: hammered from the north by Lebanon and Hiszballah. And it's
Speaker 2: been a very very difficult time for the Israeli people.
Speaker 2: Our prayers, our thoughts are with them. So that you're DVR, well,
Speaker 2: not really. I mean I'll be on an eleven PM
Speaker 2: Eastern APM Pacific, and then I'll be on before the debate,
Speaker 2: right after the debate with Breton. Martha. Have a great
Speaker 2: night back here tomorrow. Thank you for making the show possible.