'Fox News Sunday' on October 20, 2024

This is simply a unreserved transcript of ‘Fox News Sunday’ connected October 20, 2024. This transcript whitethorn not beryllium successful its last signifier and whitethorn beryllium updated.

SHANNON BREAM, FOX NEWS ANCHOR: I'm Shannon Bream.

With conscionable 2 weeks until Election Day, President Trump and Vice President Harris look to energize captious voters that could marque oregon interruption them.

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DONALD TRUMP, FORMER U.S. PRESIDENT & 2024 PRESIDENTIAL CANDIDATE: November 5th, 2024 volition beryllium liberation time successful America.

KAMALA HARRIS, VICE PRESIDENT OF THE UNITED STATES & 2024 PRESIDENTIAL CANDIDATE: We volition triumph due to the fact that we cognize what we basal for.

BREAM (voice-over): With a contention successful a dormant heat, Trump and Harris marque their last pitches to America arsenic polls amusement some candidates struggling with cardinal voting blocs.

Maryland Governor Wes Moore joins america exclusively connected the vice president's afloat tribunal property to enactment up enactment from Black men, and Virginia Governor Glenn Youngkin connected the commonwealth's conflict with the DOJ implicit efforts to purge non-citizens from its elector rolls.

Then, our ineligible sheet discusses the predetermination battles taking signifier and the litigation that could instrumentality halfway signifier aft the ballots are counted.

Plus --

BENJAMIN NETANYAHU, ISRAELI PRIME MINISTER: Well, this is not the extremity of the warfare successful Gaza. It's the opening of the end.

BREAM: Fallout from the decease of Hamas person Yahya Sinwar, the mastermind of the October 7th attacks.

Our Sunday sheet connected whether his decease puts caller unit connected Israel and Hamas to restart ceasefire and hostage merchandise negotiations, consecutive up connected "FOX News Sunday".

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BREAM (on camera): Hello from FOX News successful Washington.

We statesman with immoderate of your apical headlines.

At slightest 7 radical are dormant and six critically injured aft a crowded ferry dock collapsed connected an land disconnected the seashore of Georgia Saturday. Many were aged descendants of slaves who were astatine an lawsuit honoring their ancestors.

Israeli forces accidental they struck Hamas targets successful bluish Gaza and Hezbollah facilities astir Beirut this weekend. Iranian backed Hezbollah militants fired rockets into bluish Israel and launched a drone that came down adjacent Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu's vacation home. He was not determination astatine the time.

President Trump is acceptable to crisscross Pennsylvania with a fig of events contiguous portion Vice President Harris is focusing connected battleground Georgia. In a moment, we volition speech with Governors Wes Moore of Maryland and Glenn Youngkin of Virginia.

But, first, we've got squad sum connected the run trail. Alex Hoff with the Vice President successful Atlanta and Mark Meredith covering President Trump successful Pennsylvania.

Mark, we commencement with you. Good morning.

MARK MEREDITH, FOX NEWS CORRESPONDENT: Shannon, bully greeting to you.

Former President Trump is going to beryllium each implicit Pennsylvania today, determined to summation immoderate momentum helium tin successful this battleground authorities and the campaigner himself is besides pushing backmost against reports promoted by Democrats, including his opponent, that he's exhausted successful this last agelong of the campaign.

Overnight, Trump rallying thousands of his supporters successful Latrobe, that's extracurricular of Pittsburgh. He told the assemblage that helium believes voters successful Pennsylvania person an state successful him and that helium believes they should besides nonstop a connection to Washington.

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TRUMP: So you person to archer Kamala Harris that you've had enough, that you conscionable can't instrumentality it anymore. Vice President Kamala, you're fired! Get the hellhole retired of here. You're fired!

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MEREDITH: Our latest FOX survey uncovering Trump starring Vice President Harris wide erstwhile it comes to elector preference. But successful the battleground states which volition find this outcome, Harris has the vantage by astir six points.

I mentioned we're going to spot Trump astatine the municipality hallway present wherever I am, but he's besides going to beryllium stopping astatine a McDonald's determination successful this authorities today, intelligibly an effort to antagonistic an onslaught by Vice President Harris. She wholly -- she repeatedly talks astir her clip moving astatine McDonald's arsenic a young pistillate and Trump says helium wants to amusement however it's done -- Shannon.

BREAM: We look guardant to the video, Mark. Thank you precise overmuch for that report.

Joining america now, Alexandria Hoff, unrecorded successful Atlanta, with the different broadside of the ticket.

Hey, Alex.

ALEXANDRIA HOFF, FOX NEWS CORRESPONDENT: Hey, Shannon. Yeah, the vice president is welcoming some amusement and governmental prima powerfulness to springiness her run a last boost of enthusiasm. Yesterday afternoon, popular prima Lizzo helped astatine a get retired the ballot rally that happened successful Detroit, and past present successful Atlanta, Usher voiced his enactment for the vice president. At her evening rally present successful Atlanta, Harris said this astir her competitor's rally style.

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HARRIS: Have you noticed, helium tends to spell disconnected publication and ramble? And mostly for the beingness of him cannot decorativeness a thought, and helium has called it the weave. But I deliberation we present volition telephone it nonsense.

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HOFF: Well, Harris did praise Georgia's historical aboriginal in-person ballot totals successful conscionable 5 days, much than 1.3 cardinal ballots person been accepted. Coming up connected Thursday, erstwhile President Obama volition question to Georgia to run with the vice president for the archetypal clip broadside by side. Former First Lady Michelle Obama volition bash the aforesaid successful Michigan adjacent Saturday.

And Harris volition besides beryllium joined by erstwhile Republican Congresswoman Liz Cheney. That's going to beryllium a bid of moderated conversations. Those volition instrumentality spot crossed Pennsylvania, Wisconsin and Michigan -- Shannon.

BREAM: Critical states.

Alex Hoff reporting from Georgia -- Alex, convey you precise much.

Joining america now, Maryland Governor Wes Moore.

Governor, invited backmost to the show.

GOV. WES MOORE (D), MARYLAND: It's large to beryllium backmost with you.

BREAM: Good to person you.

Okay. So let's commencement here. A batch of headlines the past fewer weeks astir Black voters specifically and the campaign's efforts to effort to scope them.

Here's immoderate FOX News polling and it shows america that portion the vice president intelligibly maintains a ample pb with this radical implicit President Trump, we present amusement her lowest level of enactment with Black voters since she became the nominee astatine conscionable 67 percent. Both President Biden, Secretary Clinton, they were successful the 90s.

Now you person said Black voters, not monolithic. You got to get retired determination and gain their vote.

Why are these numbers trending distant from vice president?

MOORE: Well, I think, you know, we person to recognize that Black voters are sophisticated, and Black voters request to hear, you know, what is the vision? What is the ideas? And what is the -- what are the values that we cognize that we tin basal our votes disconnected of?

And there's a earthy skepticism that I deliberation a batch of Black voters person and not needfully astir the vice president, not astir -- astir a Democratic Party? It's astir gait of advancement successful America, is that the gait of advancement successful America has not been even, and it has not been fair.

And that's wherefore I deliberation this past week for the accidental docket for Black men that the vice president released was truthful important, due to the fact that it is elaborate argumentation positions arsenic to what a Harris-Walz medication tin bash to beryllium capable to beforehand economical opportunities for Black men and absorption connected enactment and wages and wealth, and being capable to person an accidental to walk thing disconnected to your children too debt.

Black men request to beryllium -- you know, you person to beryllium capable to spell and marque your case, you person to beryllium capable to spell and marque your argument, and I deliberation that's precisely what the vice president is doing now.

BREAM: So let's speech astir that docket this week truly aimed astatine circumstantial needs wrong the Black community. She's talked astir forgivable concern loans to assistance radical promote entrepreneurship, besides grants that would spell to nationalist schoolhouse programs specifically for young Black men.

MOORE: Yeah.

BREAM: But the vice president knows that courts crossed the country, including the Supreme Court, person said that they -- they thin to onslaught down thing that looks similar it's got a race-based preference. A "Wall Street Journal" newsman pressed connected that contented and reports this -- the run present says the programs listed nether the Black men docket volition beryllium unfastened to each Americans connected a race-neutral basis.

So immoderate consciousness similar this is simply a spot of a bait and power saying, we're going to springiness circumstantial needs to this voting bloc we request to marque advancement with, but really this isn't specifically for your group.

MOORE: I deliberation what we extremity up seeing with argumentation is that the disparities are truthful chiseled erstwhile you're looking astatine everything from maternal -- maternal wellness to economical advancements, to the radical wealthiness gap.

You know, the information that successful this country, we person a 10 to 1 radical wealthiness gap, we're each precise wide that we don't person a 10 to 1 radical wealthiness spread due to the fact that 1 radical worked 10 times harder, that determination person been policies that person enactment successful spot to marque that happen.

And truthful erstwhile you're looking astatine the accidental docket that's being laid retired astir what tin we bash to really make measurements of location ownership and providing first-time -- providing superior to first-time location buyers, however that, you know, $25,000, the enactment tin beryllium done astir addressing procurement policies and procurement laws, and ensuring that Black-owned businesses, minority-owned businesses, et cetera, women-owned businesses are getting the benignant of resources and supports that they request to beryllium capable to turn and thrive. We cognize that portion -- that portion these are going to person a chiseled interaction connected the African-American community, the Latino community, women, et cetera, and groups who person historically been near behind, we cognize that there's a mode that you tin code argumentation measures connected a wide standard basis, but that volition person a chiseled interaction connected groups that historically person been disenfranchised successful the past.

BREAM: So, Georgia, "Politico" went down to Georgia, of course, 1 of the captious plaything states. The vice president determination contiguous attending religion services and different events. They went down to speech to cardinal battleground voters down there, chiefly Black voters.

Here's what 1 72-year-old antheral told him he's ne'er voted for a Republican statesmanlike campaigner earlier but he's going to this time.

And this was his explanation. He says: Everything is truthful precocious now, groceries are high, clothes, everything, gas. Four years ago, it wasn't that high. And so, radical spot the quality successful Kamala Harris and Trump, and they privation immoderate of what they had 4 years ago, and I do, too.

So however bash you rebut this cognition that radical person astir their ain idiosyncratic circumstances and the mode they've experienced beingness nether these 2 antithetic administrations?

MOORE: No, I would accidental the vexation is real. And I'd accidental to that idiosyncratic that I recognize that we person seen implicit the process of the past truly six-year play that we've seen inflationary growth, and it's not adjacent that things are getting little expensive, they're conscionable not increasing arsenic fast. So I deliberation that vexation is real. And I deliberation we person to admit that and we can't shy distant from it.

The happening that I would accidental though erstwhile you're looking astatine the policies that are being laid retired by the 2 candidates, wherever you person a vice president who's focusing connected things similar being capable to little costs of groceries, being capable to little outgo of medicine, being capable to absorption connected creating much pathways for location ownership and expanding inventory and making radical giving radical accidental to ain much than they owe, versus what we've heard from Donald Trump erstwhile it comes to economical policies -- things similar the hold of the 2017 taxation cuts, which would not lone adhd trillions of dollars to the nationalist -- to the nationalist deficit.

When you're looking astatine the implicit the adjacent decade, there'll beryllium the largest transportation of generational wealthiness that we person seen successful our globe's history. If you look astatine the Trump taxation cuts, that is not lone going to ore that level of wealthiness and radical who benefited generationally from wealth, it'll marque closing things similar wealthiness gaps perfectly impossible.

So that idiosyncratic I would conscionable say, I perceive you and you're right. But if you look astatine the policies that are being laid out, 1 fundamentally addresses the issues of basal affordability for mundane Americans, and 1 makes affordability astir a laughingstock.

BREAM: Well, President Trump's team, of course, you cognize volition accidental based connected IRS information coming from the IRS that radical crossed each brackets benefited nether the taxation cuts that are going to expire if this caller Congress, whoever is moving it, decides not to really widen them, and besides unemployment for Black Americans deed a grounds debased nether President Trump earlier COVID.

MOORE: Yeah.

BREAM: They're going to constituent to that a occurrence arsenic well.

MOORE: Yeah.

BREAM: Now, I privation to speech astir the Obamas. They're wildly fashionable successful your enactment and I would accidental beyond that, too, with a fig of groups.

President Obama though is getting immoderate backlash for his pugnacious emotion that helium delivered retired connected the run way recently. It didn't spell good with everyone, and that includes Stephen A. Smith who was not a Trump fan.

Here's what helium had to say.

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STEPHEN A. SMITH, TV/RADIO HOST: You're President Obama, however bash you disregard that? Inflation, the outgo of living, the terms of gas, the terms of groceries, and this content that there's an elevated level of sensitivity towards them arsenic opposed to Black folks struggling, if not starving, successful this country. Yes, that plays a role, too.

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BREAM: Makes wide helium loves President Obama. He is voting for the vice president but helium worries astir however that connection is landing.

MOORE: Yeah, yeah, and I deliberation what the president, you know, was saying is, is that determination tin beryllium 2 things that tin beryllium astatine once, right? That we bash inactive person a measurement of sexism successful our nine that has to beryllium thought astir and addressed. We bash person measurements of radical feeling similar there's economical pressures.

We're not watching wages rise accelerated enough, thing that the vice president has really been talking about, astir however tin we rise wages for individuals. And past besides was saying that having an economical argumentation that absorption connected things similar apprenticeship programs and commercialized programs and getting radical backmost into a workforce, having an economical argumentation that focuses connected things similar helping our entrepreneurs, beryllium capable to summation the superior that they request to spell from turning an thought into a increasing and a thriving business. That each those things tin beryllium existent and things we person to beryllium capable to address.

We person to marque America much affordable for individuals. We person to marque ownership much existent for radical wrong our -- wrong our communities. And frankly, we person to beryllium capable to code the level of skepticism and cynicism that a batch of African-Americans consciousness about, bash they spot themselves successful this thought of American progress?

We tin bash each those things simultaneously.

BREAM: Well, and we cognize you're engaged connected the run trail, doing those things for the Harris-Waltz ticket. Thanks for dropping in, Governor. Always bully to spot you.

MOORE: It's my pleasure. Thank you.

BREAM: And joining maine now, Virginia Governor Glenn Youngkin.

Governor, bully to person you connected the amusement today.

GOV. GLENN YOUNGKIN (R), VIRGINIA: Yeah, Good morning, Shannon. Thank you for having me.

And acknowledgment for giving america an accidental to speech astir this astir important taxable successful Virginia close present which is the Department of Justice suit erstwhile we're trying to marque definite that lone citizens ballot successful Virginia and we're trying to basal by our Constitution and our law.

BREAM: Yeah. They person instituted a suit against you. They've done it successful Alabama arsenic well, saying this purge goes successful usurpation of the 90-day quiescent play that national instrumentality that says you can't bash systemic oregon ample purges wrong 90 days.

Here's portion of their lawsuit. They accidental systemic removal programs are much error-prone than different forms of database attraction and eligible voters placed connected the way to removal days oregon weeks earlier predetermination day, whitethorn beryllium deterred from voting oregon incapable to enactment successful the predetermination connected the aforesaid presumption that they would person but for the commonwealth's error.

You accidental this is not a wide purge. It's not systemic and you -- apparently, your squad has uncovered thing other involving the DOJ connected this circumstantial case.

YOUNGKIN: Yeah. To beryllium clear, this is not a purge. This is based connected a instrumentality that was signed into effect successful 2006 by then-Democrat Governor Tim Kaine, and it starts with a basal premise that erstwhile idiosyncratic walks into 1 of our DMVs and self-identifies arsenic a non-citizen, and past they extremity up connected the elector rolls, either purposely oregon by accident, that we spell done a process, individualized, not strategy -- not systematic, an individualized process based connected that person's self-identification arsenic a non-citizen to springiness them 14 days to affirm they are a national and if they don't, they travel disconnected the elector rolls.

And, by the way, they person 1 past safeguard which is they tin travel and same-day registry and formed a provisional ballot. And so, to des -- to picture this arsenic thing that's a purge is wholly inaccurate. It's wholly accordant with the U.S. Constitution, the Virginia Constitution and Virginia law.

And conscionable recently, of course, what we recovered was that backmost successful 2006, the past Justice Department really approved of this instrumentality and said that it is not lone further -- further constitutional, but we person fixed it thorough reappraisal and we're OK with you moving up with it.

And now, 25 days past week earlier the election, a Justice Department decides they are going to bring suit aft this instrumentality has been successful effect for 18 years, administered by Democrat and Republican governors. And this is the crushed wherefore I judge that Americans and Virginians wonderment what the Justice Department is up to.

It's been successful effect for 18 years. It's been applied universally by Republican and Democrat governors. And now, each of a sudden, erstwhile Virginia is getting tight, it launches a suit against the Commonwealth of Virginia erstwhile we are trying to marque definite that citizens vote, not non- citizens.

BREAM: Well, here's a mates of questions to travel up to that. You speech astir the DOJ giving support backmost successful 2006 oregon aboriginal connected successful conjunction with erstwhile this instrumentality was really passed, arsenic you note, nether Democrat Senator who's present -- oregon excuse me, present Democrat Senator, helium was a Democrat governor. But has it been utilized wrong that 90-day quiescent play before? Is that wherefore the DOJ is honing successful connected it this time?

YOUNGKIN: It had been utilized wrong the 90-day quiescent play astir precocious by Democrat Governor Terry McAuliffe and Ralph Northam. And they said thing astir it astatine the time.

The world is that this is not a purge. It is not systematic. It is individualized. And it starts with idiosyncratic identifying arsenic a non-citizen and past ending up connected our elector rolls, arsenic I said, either purposely oregon by accident.

And the world is, however tin we arsenic a federation and however tin I arsenic a politician let non-citizens to beryllium connected the elector roll? This is conscionable not right. It's not conscionable constitutionally correct. It's communal sense.

BREAM: OK, truthful we cognize a national judge, by the way, nominated by President Trump down successful Alabama of akin suit with the DOJ. They've got a antithetic program, but the justice determination did enactment Alabama's programme connected hold, but did accidental if you person individualized cases, you tin instrumentality those individuals off. You conscionable can't bash thing systemic.

So it'll beryllium absorbing to spot what a national justice decides with respect to Virginia. How acold are you guys prepared to combat this if you lose?

YOUNGKIN: We're going to combat it due to the fact that we're right. And again, this is not a systematic process. This is individualized. And it starts with idiosyncratic who, successful fact, declares that they are a non-citizen. And of course, determination are aggregate safeguards. They get 14 days to affirm they are a citizen. And if they don't, they tin same-day registry and formed a provisional ballot. This is constitutionally correct. It's accordant with everything that Virginia stands for. And connected apical of that, it's communal sense.

Listen, elections successful the United States should beryllium decided by citizens and non-citizens conscionable shouldn't beryllium connected the elector rolls. And we're going to marque definite that elections successful Virginia are just and close and safe. We person insubstantial ballots. We person counting machines, not voting machines. We person large custody laws, and we're going to marque definite that we person the cleanest the cleanest elector rolls successful the country.

BREAM: And of course, we each cognize it is amerciable for non-citizens to ballot successful national elections. I privation to get to the run itself, due to the fact that that's wherefore this is specified a large issue. You person campaigned for President Trump this week successful a beryllium down with our ain Bret Baier. This is what the Vice President had to accidental astir President Trump.

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KAMALA HARRIS, U.S. VICE PRESIDENT & DEMOCRATIC PRESIDENTIAL NOMINEE: Even radical who worked for him successful the Oval Office worked with him successful the concern country and person said helium is unfit and unsafe and should ne'er beryllium president of the United States again.

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BREAM: She cited retired General Mark Milley, who served, of course, successful the Trump administration. He is quoted successful Bob Woodward's caller publication saying this. "He is the astir unsafe idiosyncratic ever,' meaning President Trump. 'I had suspicions erstwhile I talked to you astir his intelligence diminution and truthful forth, but present I recognize he's a full fascist. He is present the astir unsafe idiosyncratic to this country."

There are ads with quotes from erstwhile Trump staffers, radical who served nether him, saying akin things. Why should Americans not person immoderate interest if radical who worked closest with President Trump are describing him this way?

YOUNGKIN: I deliberation what this full enactment of onslaught connected President Trump reflects is the information that we person a campaigner successful the Democratic Party who is incapable to truly convey a aboriginal imaginativeness for the state and what she's going to bash to onslaught the astir important issues. And truthful what bash they do? They really person to revert to aged adages astir what they person been calling him for a agelong time, which is sadly the prevarication that he's unfit for office.

And the reality, of course, is if they would conscionable absorption connected what voters are focusing on, which is the economy, the border, nationalist security, and of course, feeling harmless successful our ain state due to the fact that of the fig of amerciable immigrants that person travel crossed the borderline and changed each authorities into a borderline state.

Shannon, I'm a politician successful a authorities that is purple. It conscionable is. And I question astir the Commonwealth consistently listening to voters. And what I perceive implicit and implicit and implicit again is simply a monolithic interest astir their economical future, their quality to afford, groceries and state and tuition and to bargain a location oregon marque their rental payment. What I perceive implicit and implicit and implicit again are large concerns astir the millions of radical who person travel crossed the borderline and the hundreds of thousands of convulsive criminals that person travel crossed the borderline conscionable identified 2 weeks agone by elder ICE -- elder ICE officials. And what I besides perceive is major, large concerns astir safety.

And these are the topics that President Trump is talking about. And the crushed wherefore the different broadside can't speech astir them and they privation to distract everyone is due to the fact that they person demonstrated implicit the past 3 and a fractional years they don't person immoderate answers. They've unleashed unprecedented ostentation that has been a gut punch. Every clip anybody walks into a market store, they've allowed millions upon millions of amerciable immigrants to travel crossed the borderline and crook each authorities into a borderline state.

And what's happened astir the satellite is conscionable a practice of a anemic presidency, a anemic vice presidency and a anemic America. Americans and Virginians privation spot backmost successful the White House and they privation idiosyncratic who volition basal for a beardown system and physique 1 that lifts up each Americans similar we had before.

High growth, debased inflation, not debased maturation and precocious ostentation wherever radical tin get large jobs and manufacturing comes backmost to the United States. This is the aboriginal that Virginians and Americans are talking to maine about. And that's wherefore we spot President Trump surging successful the polls astir the country.

BREAM: Well, the connection astir what to execute sounds precise overmuch similar the 1 that Governor Moore gave america arsenic well. So we volition spot which 1 is much convincing to voters arsenic they person been voting and they tin -- proceed to caput to the polls up of November 5th.

Governor, acknowledgment for your time.

YOUNGKIN: Shannon, convey you for having me. God bless you.

BREAM: You too.

All right, from the run way to the courtroom, Trump and Harris some beefing up their ineligible teams successful anticipation of some pre- and post-election challenges.

Our ineligible sheet connected what it means for the transportation of power. They're unrecorded next.

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JOSH MCKOON, GEORGIA REPUBLICAN PARTY CHAIRMAN: You enactment for the champion outcome, but hole for the worst. So we've got our ineligible squad successful place. We're surely prepared for a adjacent predetermination to woody with those post- predetermination ineligible processes you spell through.

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BREAM: All right, GOP Georgia Chair Josh McKoon already preparing his squad for a imaginable post-election ineligible showdown, not alone. Democrats are besides gearing up for litigation that could instrumentality halfway signifier earlier and aft the ballots are counted.

Let's speech astir it with our ineligible eagles, Jonathan Turley, George Washington University Law Professor, and Tom Dupree, erstwhile Principal Deputy Assistant Attorney General. Welcome back, gentlemen.

TOM DUPREE, FORMER PRINCIPAL DEPUTY ASSISTANT ATTORNEY GENERAL: Thank you.

JONATHAN TURLEY, FOX NEWS CONTRIBUTOR: Thank you.

BREAM: OK, truthful you heard the speech I was having with Governor Youngkin astir what's going connected successful Virginia and the DOJ suing there. Here's what the "Wall Street Journal" editorial committee says astir this. "Mr. Youngkin is being sued for doing what immoderate politician is expected to do. Many Americans person doubts, immoderate justified, immoderate not, astir the integrity of their elections. But Mr. Garland's 11th hr involution volition bash thing but stoke them."

What bash you marque of this case, Tom?

DUPREE: Yeah, you know, it's interesting. This is simply a ace assertive attack that the Biden medication is taking, 1 that I deliberation breaks with anterior departments of justness successful presumption of their suing states close earlier the predetermination connected this basis. As the Governor explained, this is thing that Virginia governors person done before. It's hard to quarrel with the conception that non-citizens should not beryllium voting successful national elections.

And alternatively of suing Virginia, you would anticipation that the Justice Department would admit that this is an contented and that our elections request to person not conscionable fairness and truth, but besides conscionable the cognition of fairness truthful that radical person assurance and assurance that non-citizens are not voting. And you would anticipation that the Justice Department, alternatively of suing Virginia, would enactment constructively with Virginia to guarantee that the elector rolls don't incorporate non-citizens who are improperly connected those rolls.

BREAM: Yeah, truthful Jonathan, I privation to get your remark connected that, but besides to the different broadside of this. Florida is suing DHS due to the fact that they said, listen, we're trying to enactment with the feds to cleanable up our elector rolls, but you guys person migration accusation that we request and you're not turning it over. The Florida Secretary of State said this, "We're calling connected the national authorities to dismantle the barriers blocking the states from obtaining captious accusation needed to forestall non-citizens from voting successful our elections."

So they're saying we're going to the feds to effort to get this information. You won't springiness it to us.

TURLEY: Well, that's a ailment that assorted states person made and they've made this ailment that, look, astatine each stage, the Justice Department and the medication has harassed these states connected elector recognition and different laws. And this is an hold of that.

When it comes to Virginia, the cardinal present is that they don't cognize who these voters are. So they're not trying to purge immoderate group. These are radical that either failed to accidental they were citizens oregon said that they were non- citizens. And the question for the authorities is what bash you truly expect america to bash here?

But the different happening is that the instrumentality itself is rather reasonable. These radical get a warning. This is, look, determination might've been a mistake. Let's close it. You've got 14 days. And adjacent if that doesn't happen, they tin inactive spell successful and bash a provisional balloting.

And truthful the question is wherefore the Department of Justice decided to spell with the atomic enactment here. And a batch of these states are saying this is par for the course. This is what it's been like. Every clip we effort to bash immoderate benignant of identification, elector recognition laws, we get deed with these types of absorption and they won't springiness america accusation we request to support the elections.

BREAM: Yeah. I'll beryllium precise funny to spot however each of these cases crook retired and whether we person -- we're apt to get a determination successful Virginia beauteous quickly, I would deliberation due to the fact that Alabama has been decided down there.

OK. I privation to speech to you astir to the national lawsuit that we've each been following. The January 6th Special Counsel, Jack Smith lawsuit against President Trump, intelligibly not getting to proceedings anytime soon, but the merchandise of information, which is from Jack Smith's broadside of things, not the defence side. We don't person that retired determination conscionable yet. There's been a trickle of that accusation coming out.

Now, Judge Chutkan, who's overseeing it, said this successful an bid allowing the merchandise of much information. She said, if the tribunal withheld accusation that the nationalist different had a close to entree solely due to the fact that of the imaginable governmental consequences of releasing it, that withholding could itself represent oregon appeared to beryllium predetermination interference.

She went connected to accidental that immoderate statement astir what needs to hap earlier shouldn't hap earlier the elections, not applicable to her courtroom.

DUPREE: Oh, look, there's a spot of an Alice successful Wonderland attack to that, needless to say. But the bottommost enactment is that that grounds that really was released was successful a connection anticlimactic. There was thing successful determination was astir 2000 pages, heavy redacted material, thing successful determination that we didn't already know.

So I deliberation each the speech astir is she going to beryllium interfering with the election? The reply is no, due to the fact that determination was thing successful determination that was new. I deliberation the value of this merchandise is that it signals the last pre-election section successful the full January 6th prosecution.

In different words, thing much is going to hap betwixt present and the election. There's a consecutive changeable to the election. We'll spot what happens connected predetermination night, and past the satellite volition astir apt alteration depending connected whether erstwhile President Trump is elected oregon not. But arsenic acold arsenic the litigation goes, this is the last section earlier the election.

BREAM: Is it, though? It does provoke headlines and radical privation to cognize what's successful there. And it surely reignites the speech astir this January 6th.

TURLEY: Well, the full connection of the tribunal was curious. You know, she admitted that this was procedurally irregular. And past she went up and yielded to it and said, I'm inactive going to bash it.

Now, there's nary proceedings scheduled. There's nary request to person this unsealed. This could person each been filed, near nether seal. It was the justice that decided astatine the encouragement of Smith to merchandise this publicly. And you comparison that to similar Judge Merchan successful New York who said, look, we're conscionable excessively adjacent to an election. We're going to hold until aft the election.

I deliberation the justice is dormant incorrect here. And I deliberation that she has fueled this presumption of critics that this is similar absorption probe that's -- that's being fed done a tribunal docket.

BREAM: OK. We don't person overmuch time, but I privation to interaction connected the information that some of the parties, some of the candidates, the campaigns, they person truly geared up. There are already hundreds of lawsuits successful a batch of captious states each crossed the country.

"The New York Times" notes this astir these immense teams, these ineligible teams that person been built up. The ineligible arms race, it's the caller world of American elections since Mr. Trump's predetermination triumph successful 2016. The conflict implicit whose votes count, not conscionable however galore votes are counted, has go cardinal to modern statesmanlike campaigns.

Final thoughts from, a small spot from each of you. Start with you, Jonathan.

TURLEY: Well, we've seen this successful each statesmanlike election. You person the ramping up. As elections get closer, the fig of lawyers increase. And immoderate of this litigation are truly placeholder lawsuits.

The cardinal astir the worldly happening present is that the archetypal circular is the lone round. If you get an injunction, it's improbable successful places similar Alabama, Virginia you're going to get a 2nd wound astatine that. And we're seeing a batch of them maneuvering, but immoderate of it's besides spot holding cases wherever they're saying, oh, we filed. We had concerns before.

And past we're going to spot the existent enactment unfolding connected predetermination time and afterwards. But the indications are, we're going to person an enactment of ineligible season.

BREAM: All right. Quick thought.

DUPREE: And look, my consciousness is we cognize that we're getting adjacent to the predetermination due to the fact that the lawyers are flooding the zones and --

BREAM: Here, darn lawyers.

DUPREE: Here, I deliberation it is the caller reality, right? It's similar these are elections. Unfortunately, astatine slightest successful immoderate states, are getting decided successful the courtrooms, not astatine the ballot boxes. That's not the mode the founders drew it up. It's not the mode it should work. But I bash deliberation it is the caller world we person to confront.

I deliberation some parties admit this caller world and they're taking steps to guarantee that their votes are counted. And we volition see.

I anticipation each of this gets wrapped up earlier the election, but I bash fearfulness determination could beryllium much post-election litigation to come.

BREAM: I deliberation we each cognize that's coming.

OK. Gentlemen, large to spot you. Thanks for coming successful today.

TURLEY: Thank you. Thanks, Shannon.

BREAM: Up next, the epic conflict to summation equilibrium of powerfulness connected Capitol Hill. We're going to interruption down the imaginable paths for the parties successful the Senate with our Sunday panel. And arsenic cardinal voting groups vessel their alliances, which candidates tends to payment most.

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BREAM: All right. We're backmost with a person look astatine the combat for power of the Senate.

Currently, Democrats clasp a slim bulk successful the Senate with 51 seats erstwhile you adhd successful the independents that caucus with them. Republicans are hoping to summation power by picking up immoderate of the seats you spot present successful yellow. Those volition beryllium critical. Thirty-four seats full are up for grabs.

Democrats look an uphill battle. You've got incumbents warring to clasp connected to seats successful six antithetic states, Montana, Nevada, Wisconsin, Michigan, Ohio, and of course, Pennsylvania.

While independents successful Arizona and West Virginia are not seeking re- election, and, by the way, Maryland's contention benignant of competitory too.

Now, connected the flip side, Republicans would request to seizure lone 2 seats to instrumentality control. Only 1 of President Trump wins re-election much connected that successful a minute.

But aboriginal connected predetermination night, the GOP is expected to prime up this prize for their column, West Virginia. They're besides mounting a precise beardown situation successful Montana. You spot however that flips the wide number.

But let's instrumentality a person look astatine a mates of those seats that we mentioned there. And we'll commencement with West Virginia.

Former Wheeling Mayor, Glenn Elliott, and existent Governor, Jim Justice, are facing disconnected for a spot that's successful play due to the fact that of the status of Independent, Joe Manchin. Fox News Power Rankings complaint this contention arsenic solidly Republican.

Now, let's look astatine Montana. Incumbent Jon Tester is facing a stiff situation from Trump-backed Republican candidate, Tim Sheehy. Recent polling enactment Sheehy up by 8 points.

But Ohio, a overmuch tighter race, overmuch little certain. You've got incumbent Sherrod Brown facing Trump-backed Bernie Moreno.

Currently, this is the lone Senate flip up successful our Fox News powerfulness ratings. If the representation ends up 50/50, arsenic you know, the recently elected vice president, whoever that is, is going to beryllium the 1 casting those necktie breaking votes.

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BREAM: So let's speech astir it present with our Sunday group, "USA Today" White House correspondent, Francesca Chambers. Marie Harf, erstwhile State Department spokesperson. Former U.S. Army Intelligence Captain, Jeremy Hunt. And Josh Kraushaar, editor-in-chief of "Jewish Insider."

Have magically made it backmost to the desks aft our small amusement and tell.

All right. Josh, which of the Senate races bash you deliberation is truly -- are determination immoderate surprises that you spot connected the horizon?

JOSH KRAUSHAAR, EDITOR-IN-CHIEF, JEWISH INSIDER: Well, look, Republicans person a batch of bully reasons to consciousness assured astir their chances of retaking the bulk due to the fact that of what you conscionable showed connected the map, Montana and West Virginia looking similar very, precise beardown Republican pickups.

The large question for maine is that determination are truthful galore states successful these purple battleground states. They're each neck-and-neck, Wisconsin, Pennsylvania, Michigan, with Elissa Slotkin and Mike Rogers.

These are the matchups that are going to find whether Republicans person a truly bully nighttime oregon whether, you know, possibly we're successful a overmuch much evenly divided Senate wherever -- you could spot coattails connected either presidential, for whoever wins the statesmanlike campaign.

FRANCESCA CHAMBERS, USA TODAY WHITE HOUSE CORRESPONDENT: And if I could conscionable instrumentality it a measurement further, Republicans are present saying they deliberation that they're having a bully nighttime if they prime up some that Montana and the Ohio seat. Those are 2 reddish states that could hinge connected the statesmanlike election. They deliberation that they're having a truly large nighttime if they prime up those bluish partition states.

On the flip side, Democrats are saying that they deliberation that adjacent if Vice President Kamala Harris goes connected to suffer those bluish partition states, that the mode the polling sits close now, the information that successful Pennsylvania, arsenic good arsenic Wisconsin, you've got incumbents connected the ballot, that they tin inactive propulsion retired the wins successful those Senate races.

BREAM: Well, and it's absorbing that we've seen a fig of Democrat Senate candidates who are utilizing President Trump successful their ads and not successful a antagonistic way. I mean, we've seen Senator Casey, Senator Baldwin and Congresswoman Slotkin, who's moving for that Michigan Senate seat, utilizing Trump successful a mode like, oh, look, we enactment together. They signed my legislation. That's absorbing successful those bluish states.

JEREMY HUNT, FORMER U.S. ARMY INTELLIGENT CAPTAIN: Exactly. I mean, if you person Democrat Senate candidates who are using, you know, president -- utilizing imagery of President Trump successful a -- successful a affirmative way, basically, that is not looking bully for Vice President Harris successful a batch of ways.

But I bash think, too, connected the Republican side. I deliberation 1 happening that we learned successful 2022 is that campaigner prime matters, right? And I deliberation that with idiosyncratic -- look astatine we mentioned Montana earlier Tim Sheehy, idiosyncratic who's a Navy SEAL who, you know, got backmost from combat and is -- and, you know, had a precise palmy business.

I mean, radical who are -- we request amended messengers, you spot amended results And I deliberation that's 1 of the reasons wherefore this -- wherefore the contention is truthful adjacent determination and successful West Virginia. I mean -- truthful I deliberation those are -- those are going to beryllium benignant of captious things that Republicans person to bash moving forward, is making definite we person candidates, especially, I mean, I'm a small biased arsenic a veteran. I deliberation seasoned candidates are great, radical who person served their country. And I deliberation that makes a large quality and volition marque a large quality connected predetermination day.

BREAM: Yes. How overmuch bash you deliberation that these Senate races volition interaction the apical of the ticket? Because there's ever conversation, Marie, astir down ballot, but determination is simply a batch of speech astir however the up ballot could really beryllium a quality maker.

MARIE HARF, FORMER STATE DEPARTMENT SPOKESPERSON: That's true. I mean, there's a large question astir however galore divided summons voters inactive stay retired there. And I really deliberation connected the Republican side, connected the Republican Party side, there's astir apt a lot.

We cognize that a batch of Republicans don't privation to ballot for Donald Trump, but possibly they privation to ballot for Dave McCormick. Maybe they privation to ballot for Mike Rogers.

I hold that campaigner prime matters. What is truthful absorbing to maine astir the Montana contention is that Tim Sheehy now, successful aggregate accounts, has lied astir whether helium was changeable successful combat. He said helium was. Now it turns retired helium changeable himself accidentally portion visiting a nationalist parkland successful the United States. So he's nether a ton of occurrence successful Montana.

I wonderment if successful the past 16 days, those numbers volition displacement a small much towards Tester due to the fact that of his enactment successful this case.

But erstwhile you look astatine a Sherrod Brown successful Ohio, my location state, for example, I deliberation helium is going to win. I deliberation helium is -- helium is beloved successful that state. He has -- helium has bucked the tide of Democrats losing successful that state.

And you volition spot radical successful Ohio ballot for Donald Trump and ballot for Sherrod Brown. I don't deliberation determination are a ton of those voters, but successful immoderate of these adjacent states, Pennsylvania, Ohio, Michigan and Wisconsin, successful particular, I bash deliberation determination are a batch of Republicans and Independents who bash not privation to ballot for Donald Trump nether immoderate circumstances, but mightiness ballot for a Republican successful the Senate, and that's wherefore Democrats are beauteous tense astir the Senate close now.

BREAM: Yes. And truthful there's besides -- determination are nerves connected each sides astir each kinds of things. The crushed game, determination are worries present that the -- that the Trump run has outsourced immoderate of the get-out-to-vote, door-to- door, much retail authorities benignant of thing.

"Wall Street Journal" says this, Republicans successful plaything states are rushing to enactment up their crushed crippled successful the last agelong of the campaign, fearing that erstwhile President Donald Trump's outsourcing strategy has faltered and won't thrust capable voters to the polls successful cardinal battlegrounds."

Jeremy, you know, we tin speech astir these circumstantial voting blocks and groups each time long, but if they bash not get disconnected the couch, registry and really vote, that's what matters.

HUNT: That's precisely right. I mean -- truthful I mean, I'm from Georgia and we are getting tons of ads. I mean, you look astatine the --

BREAM: Nonstop, I'm sure.

HUNT: Nonstop. I get texts perpetually from random numbers like, delight permission maine alone. And if you text, no, it does not work.

BREAM: You too. Yes.

HUNT: But anyway, you know, but that's because, you know, we're successful a plaything state. But nary of that matters if you don't get radical to, you know, really vote.

You tin pump hundreds of millions of dollars into ads, hundreds of millions of dollars into, you know, substance campaigns, digital, each those things. It does not substance if you can't get radical to really registry and past spell vote.

One happening that we've seen, particularly successful my location authorities of Georgia, I've talked to a batch of the leaders who are -- who person specifically focused connected this issue, not conscionable this year, but for the past respective years trying to spot however bash we amended the crushed game, however bash we amended the doorway knocking.

So I'm assured in, you know, successful my location state. I deliberation determination are different states wherever it's, you know, determination are immoderate concerns and conscionable immoderate of the, you know, immoderate of the relationships betwixt the antithetic enactment leaders.

I deliberation it's going to beryllium important for Republicans to beryllium capable to travel unneurotic and really employment a crushed crippled that makes a quality connected predetermination day, due to the fact that we cognize that Vice President Harris has legions of folks, you know, who are -- who are going retired determination and are -- and are precise well-versed successful the crushed game. So -- but that's what it comes down to. And I deliberation we person to beryllium capable to cleanable connected that.

BREAM: Well, and not that determination aren't nerves connected the different side, due to the fact that here's immoderate of the headlines astir Democrats, however they're feeling. Reuters, "Harris run shifts strategy arsenic anxiousness rises implicit Trump gains." "New York Post," Pennsylvania dem's rip campaign, Harris run conscionable weeks earlier election, calling it AWOL, being out-messaged. "POLITICO" says, "Dems spot informing signs for Harris with Latino men successful Pennsylvania."

Josh, speedy remark from you connected that.

KRAUSHAAR: Yes. Look, actions talk arsenic loudly arsenic polls. And erstwhile you person Kamala Harris trying to scope retired to African-American men successful the last fewer weeks of a campaign, it shows she's disquieted astir her base.

When she's trying to triumph implicit Republicans, she's going to beryllium successful Pennsylvania with Liz Cheney this week. Maybe she needs that other boost from an antithetic constituency to propulsion her implicit the top.

It does look similar aft avoiding the property for truthful overmuch of the campaign, she's been doing a full batch of interviews. On 1 hand, that's a bully thing. I'm gladsome she's talking and doing interviews.

On the different hand, it shows she's request a -- she needs to marque up immoderate crushed and she's disquieted astir wherever the polls show.

BREAM: Well, she is invited to travel connected FOX NEWS SUNDAY, anytime.

OK. Panel, don't spell far.

Just days aft the person -- aft IDF took retired the person of Hamas, Israel's premier curate is facing caller unit to wrapper up the warfare successful Gaza. We'll instrumentality you unrecorded to Israel and past debates.

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BREAM: The struggle betwixt Israel and Iran-backed militants successful Lebanon and Gaza proceed to escalate contempt hopes that the decease of Hamas person Yahya Sinwar mightiness restart bid negotiations.

Trey Yingst joins america unrecorded from bluish Israel with the precise latest.

Hello, Trey.

TREY YINGST, FOX NEWS CHIEF FOREIGN CORRESPONDENT: Yes, Shannon, bully morning.

The bluish beforehand heated up this play with Hezbollah launching hundreds of rockets implicit the borderline and Israel resuming aerial strikes against Beirut. Smoke could beryllium seen rising from the Lebanese superior arsenic Israeli combatant jets targeted the Dafia (ph) neighborhood, a Hezbollah stronghold. Large explosions could beryllium felt passim the metropolis arsenic the Iran-backed radical vowed successful caller days to support warring Israel and escalate its attacks.

That's precisely what we've seen connected the crushed with an uptick successful rocket occurrence present successful bluish Israel. On Saturday, 1 antheral was killed by shrapnel conscionable crossed the bay from our position. A Hezbollah drone besides slipped passed aerial defense, slamming into the residence of Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu. He was not location astatine the time.

With Israeli crushed forces continuing to spell aft Hezbollah positions successful confederate Lebanon, an further reserve brigade has been called up to fight. New video released by the IDF shows Hezbollah's underground infrastructure being blown up. And connected the confederate front, that does stay progressive arsenic well, with caller crushed warring and strikes ongoing successful bluish Gaza. Two Israeli soldiers were killed, arsenic good arsenic dozens of Palestinians according to section reports.

Overnight, the IDF released a video showing erstwhile Hamas person Yahya Sinwar successful a passageway beneath Gaza with his household the time earlier the October 7th massacre. More accusation is expected to beryllium declassified pursuing Sinwar's decease past week. With nary diplomatic solution connected the skyline to extremity the war, U.S. Secretary of State Antony Blinken is traveling to the portion connected Tuesday for meetings.

Now, the large x origin present successful ongoing ceasefire conversations is Iran. The Israelis are expected to motorboat an onslaught pursuing the ballistic rocket onslaught against Israel earlier this month.

Shannon.

BREAM: All right, Trey Yingst successful Israel for america today.

Trey, convey you precise much.

We are backmost present with the panel.

"The Hill" reports this astir what comes adjacent successful the aftermath of Sinwar's death. It says, "The Biden medication has sought to trade a time aft script for the Gaza Strip absent Hamas leadership, to see ideas of a multinational Arab information unit and a Palestinian civilian administration. But Netanyahu has held backmost connected endorsing immoderate of these ideas."

Francesca, I mean this is simply a existent benignant of bequest speech for the Biden medication wanting to get this happening wrapped up.

CHAMBERS: And close present what the U.S. sees arsenic the astir important imperative is getting to that ceasefire deal. They judge that this is the champion imaginable accidental that they're going to person this present that Yahya Sinwar is dead, that they accidental determination is simply a unsocial accidental to effort and get these talks restarted close now. They judge that that's the champion mode to get the hostages backmost live astatine this time.

But arsenic we speech astir the ticking timepiece connected President Biden's bequest successful astir 3 weeks from now, either Vice President Kamala Harris volition triumph this predetermination and that volition beryllium mostly viewed arsenic a reaffirmation of President Biden's worldview, oregon Donald Trump volition triumph this predetermination and it volition beryllium interpreted arsenic a rejection of Biden's worldview and overseas policy.

So, immoderate President Biden is going to do, he's got a abbreviated magnitude of clip to bash it. And that's partially wherefore you saw him overseas this past week successful Germany.

BREAM: Yes, our colleague, Andy McCarthy, penning implicit astatine "National Reviews" says this astir this administration's effort to effort to transportation folks successful the Middle East to travel their vision.

They say, "Attempts by the American medication and its chap progressives successful European chancelleries to halt Israel from conclusively defeating the jihadists lone guarantee that the satellite volition proceed and galore much hostages volition beryllium taken."

They suggest, Marie, deference to Netanyahu, who has been executing this happening successful a mode helium wants to, taking retired the enactment of Hezbollah and Hamas. Stand backmost and fto him bash his thing.

HARF: Well, I mean, to beryllium clear, the crushed Israel - 1 of the main reasons has been capable to person specified occurrence against Hamas and Hezbollah is the ample magnitude of American weaponry that the Biden medication has continued to nonstop them, adjacent successful the look of immoderate significant, I deliberation misguided, but important home governmental pressure. So, the U.S. has stood by Israel passim this full process.

Tony Blinken, close now, is negotiating with the Israelis, with Ron Dermer, a cardinal Netanyahu ally, with the Emiratis, and the Saudis and the Egyptians to effort and travel up with a time aft plan. What does Gaza look similar without Hamas successful charge? How bash you get to a spot wherever Israel is secure, determination is nary violent menace coming from Gaza, wherever the hostages importantly, including American hostages, tin travel home? And determination is simply a antithetic way guardant for the Palestinian people, who person suffered successful Gaza tremendously arsenic we know.

And truthful I hold that there's a tiny model here, but I deliberation that astatine slightest immoderate Netanyahu confidants and the Arab states are present focused connected what this mightiness look like. And erstwhile President Trump goes connected signifier and says he's calling Prime Minister Netanyahu, telling him not to perceive to Biden, trying to get him progressive successful our governmental election, that is simply a precise concerning happening for those of america who judge enactment for Israel should beryllium bipartisan and should beryllium an honorable and unfastened speech and not portion of our governmental crippled here.

BREAM: Well, and there's been a batch of speech this week astir a missive that went implicit - "Axios" reporting connected this missive from Secretaryies Blinken and Austin to Israeli leaders saying, "The Biden medication sent the missive to Israeli leaders Monday demanding Israel instrumentality steps wrong 30 days to amended the dire humanitarian conditions successful Gaza oregon hazard the proviso of U.S. weapons to Israel being affected."

I mean, Josh, that - that happening earlier Sinwar was taken out.

KRAUSHAAR: Yes, there's been benignant of a schizophrenic attack wherever I hold with Marie that the Biden medication and its argumentation has been mostly supportive of Israel, but each truthful often you perceive these - this pressures coming from the medication that they request to enactment much humanitarian assistance into Gaza, that they are disquieted astir immoderate onslaught against Iran, which is continuing to beryllium - to predominate the news. And besides the contented of Rafah. The administration, Biden and Harris some successful the outpouring told Netanyahu, don't spell into Rafah, which is wherever Sinwar was found, and which is wherever immoderate of the astir effectual counter-terrorism operations person taken spot since then.

So, that's - that's - that's the challenge. They've been disquieted astir escalation, but they besides person affected the Israeli's quality to bash - and decorativeness the job.

BREAM: A quick, last connection to you, Jeremy.

HUNT: Yes, I mean, that's precisely right. I mean convey God that Israel did not perceive to the - to the Biden-Harris medication connected this saying don't spell into Rafah. We had each the societal media, each eyes connected Rafah. Well, conjecture what, we cognize present that Sinwar was hiding, similar a coward, hiding among civilians there. And convey God that Israel inactive went in. They've been decisive, adjacent though this Biden White House has been indecisive from the start.

BREAM: Well, and, Marie, arsenic you mentioned, Secretary Blinken is determination and trying to get the talks restarted and getting those hostages location is the priority.

Panel, convey you precise much. We volition spot you adjacent Sunday.

Up next, world-renowned chimpanzee adept Dr. Jane Goodall has spent decades arsenic a probe pioneer. As she turns 90, she is not slowing down. My speech with her, next.

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BREAM: Dr. Jane Goodall, known for her pioneering probe with chimpanzees, says her precedence present is to animate the adjacent generation. I talked with Dr. Goodall astir her life's work. It is our Sunday special.

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JANE GOODALL, PRIMATOLOGIST: We request young radical to turn up knowing astir the value of the environment.

BREAM (voice over): As a child, Dr. Jane Goodall knew she wanted to enactment with animals. Inspired by the publication "Tarzan," she decided she wanted to question to Africa.

GOODALL: I saved up the wealth being a waitress. Finally got determination and met the precocious Lewis Liki (ph). He wanted idiosyncratic to survey chimpanzees. I'm the archetypal idiosyncratic every. And that survey led to knowing the request to conserve chimpanzees and their wood situation with everything surviving successful it.

BREAM (voice over): In 1960, astatine conscionable 26, and contempt pushback implicit her deficiency of experience, Goodall began observing chimpanzees successful the wild, with not overmuch much than binoculars and a notebook.

Over the past 60 years, Goodall became 1 the world's starring primatologists and conservationist, pioneering groundbreaking research, including the find that chimps marque and usage tools.

GOODALL: Everything successful quality is interrelated. So, the value of biodiversity, the substance of taxon that marque up an ecosystem.

BREAM (voice over): In 1977, the Jane Goodall Institute was founded to broaden chimpanzee probe and protection, conserve their environments and amended section communities and the world.

At property 90, Goodall isn't slowing down, continuing to animate and thatch younger generations.

GOODALL: And truthful that's led to maine traveling the satellite 300 days a twelvemonth and gathering with people, giving lectures, gathering decisionmakers, talking to young people.

BREAM (voice over): Goodall is besides spearheading the Vote Nature Initiative.

GOODALL: Voting nature. Yes, a ballot is important. Look astatine the candidates and inquire yourself, which 1 is astir apt to attraction astir my future. And so, you know, I've been going astir with - with this motion conscionable telling people, ballot for nature. That's your future. It's the aboriginal of your children and their children. And it's the aboriginal of the precise satellite connected which we depend.

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BREAM: Dr. Goodall's beingness and enactment are besides the taxable of an award-winning caller documentary entitled "Reasons for Hope."

That is it for america today. Thank you truthful overmuch for joining us. I'm Shannon Bream. Have a fantastic weekend. We'll spot you adjacent FOX NEWS SUNDAY.

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