♪ ♪ is [cheering] >> brian: nice. good job. >> good morning song. >> brian: introduce the bankman-fried. >> from forth worth is alex and from macon, georgia, that is jason newberry and from ohio, john boswick. hi to them. charlie magnone. [sirens sounding] >> dana: moments ago sirens sounding in tel aviv as fighting escalates in the middle east. this comes after israel and iran trade heavy fire overnight. the conflict is in the eighth day. president trump set to meet with

national security advisor soon and it gives tehran a new deadline. good morning, i'm dana perino. bill hemmer is off today. hello to you, bill melugin. >> bill: good to see you on this friday, pleasure to join you. i'm bill melugin, this is "america's newsroom." president trump says he will make a decision on striking iran within the next two weeks, renewing hope for potential of diplomacy. here is white house press secretary karoline leavitt. >> the president is interested in a diplomatic solution to global conflicts in this world, he is peace through strength president. if there is a chance for diplomacy, the president will grab it. but he is not afraid to use strength, as well. >> dana: iran top diplomat is in geneva meeting with european counterparts. former secretary of state mike pompeo is on deck and alexandria hoff is at the white house. mike tobin is in tel aviv, just

moments ago sirens were blaring overhead, now you can be back outside for your update. hi, mike. >> mike: just crawled out of the bomb shelters moments ago with another missile attack from iran. interceptions happened directly overhead here in central israel. reports is that direct impacts hit all over the country, far north of the country, city of haifa on the coast, that took a direct hit from a missile. we're checking out those reports. there are reports of missiles coming down in central israel in the tel aviv area. tel aviv was hit twice yesterday. another strike went into the area of beer sheva. beer sheva was hit at the hospital yesterday and took another hit from a missile this morning. israeli fighter jets have been active over iran today. israel says overnight they hit 35 targets. war planes are focused in west ernl aern and central florida

iran focusing on ballistic missiles. the director of iaea grossi said iran had not arrived at a bomb yet but did have enough nuclear material to make several bombs. they have not constructed the bomb. he did say despite warfare, path to prevent iran from getting a bomb is still diplomacy. >> i believe there is a way to take this danger or this concern out of the table in a negotiated way with a very robust, as i said, i've been in very good conversations with steve witkoff and with the iranians, as well. i believe there are ways in which we can make sure that iran does not get a nuclear weapon. >> mike: the video shows despite

missile interception, shrapnel or fragmentes from missiles are still very dangerous. this is in central israel. you can see as fragments come crashing doub they make a crater in the ground despite not having a warhead. one piece of video from beer sheva, that missile impacts resulted in a lot of destruction on fire on the ground. reports we have are no injuries. dana and bill. >> dana: mike, let me ask you a quick question. tonight many israelis will observe shibat. you don't have access to electronics, et cetera, how does that work when you have possible missiles firing from iran? >> mike: they are very dependent on alerts through the phones. despite rules around shibat you can use them in event of

emergency and this constitutes an emergency. people will be in homes and close to bomb shelters when they gather for family dinners. >> dana: thank you, stay safe, thank you. bill. >> bill: president trump has a lot on his plate right now, he is weighing his options at the white house. that is where alexandria hoff is joining us live, good morning. >> alexandria: president given himself a fortnight to weigh this. assets are being utilized through israel, but there is possibility for domestic pushback and consideration of iran's future. "new york post" says president trump is concerned, he does not want another libya. we are calling the caolt on theic vo cume of power. the white house maintains the president is interested in

diplomacy. >> i have a message directly from the president and i quote, based on the fact that there is substantial chance of negotiations that may or may not take place with iran in the near future, i will make my decision whether or not to go within the next two weeks. >> alexandria: two hours, president trump with meet with his national security council and will throughout the weekend. prime minister netanyahu says he trusts whatever president trump decides to do. >> i think his resolve, determination and clarity, when he says iran cannot have a nuclear weapon, for that to take place, iran cannot enrich uranium, it is as simple as that. he gave them the chance to do it through negotiations, they strung him along and you don't string along donald trump. >> alexandria: benjamin netanyahu feels israel could destroy the nuclear on its own, u.s. is only nation that can

reach fordow. no doubt bunker busters could do the job and no options, including tactical nuke are off the table. today iran will meet with european negotiate oshs in ge ne geneva and president trump will attend nato next week in netherlands. >> bill: president trump says nobody knows what is going on in his head, except him. thanks. dana. >> dana: thank you. former secretary of state mike pompeo joins us now. we did find out an all clear has been given to people in their bunkers in israel. they go back and forth. this just in for reuters saying iranian officials say they will discuss limits on uranium enrichment, official quoted his word saying zero proposal will be rejected, especially after

israel attack. how does that square with what president trump said which is they have to surrender it all. >> good morning, thanks for having us all. it does not square, does not remotely square. first i heard of that statement, i don't see that statement being different from what they have been saying for weeks. they have had limits and violated and cheated on the limits for years and years. for iranians to say we want some limited amount of enrichment means they are heading down the same path and i think president trump will see that. he said zero enrichment and talked about unconditional surrender, does not sound like iranians are near that. i am confident negotiations will be done in the shadow of power because without that, to set up conditions where iranians know they could lose it all, without that risk and power being

prevalent and visible, negotiations are just another euphemism for surrender or c capitulation. >> dana: listen to senator tom cotton about fordow facility where weaponization would take place. here is what he says. for 25 years, american presidents have been pledging iran cannot get a nuclear weapon, only one, donald trump, has done something about it. and has said we'll bring this chapter to a close soon. as you put it, fordow, deeply buried under ground nuclear bunker has to be closed one way or the other. >> it has to be immediately. >> dana: what are your thoughts on that? >> i think senator cotton captured it perfectly. great to hear his voice. he and i discovered that john kerry, barack obama brokered secret side deals a decade okay.

it is time to put this to rest and get all enrichment out of iran and put israel in place to be secure and for american people to make sure we are safe and don't have to live under the threat of a nuclear armed iranian regime that has talked about death to our nation and done everything it can to facilitate that. >> dana: i want to show you this headline from the telegraph today, china sends mystery transport planes into iran. you had a column in the "new york post" this week saying de defaming iran trump would bloody china and russia. what do we need to know about connection and relationship between russia, china and iran? >> mike: dana, both vladamir putin and xi jinping said we are friends have deep security relationships and to date iran regime threatened, they have done almost nothing to support them. not surprising. they picked a loser and now can

see that. i've seen reports they are moving cargo of some sort into iran, i don't know if that is true or what it might be. if chinese or russians were serious, they would have put troops there and instead they aba abandoned the regime in iran. they are net losers from what israel has done so far and completing this task will take down nuclear weapons, ballistic weapons and it will demonstrate to xi jinping thinking about taiwan and vladamir putin, they will recognize president trump is someone not to be trifled with and is prepared to do hard work to deter them from further aggression. >> dana: more to come on all of this and i'm sure we'll be talking to you next week as president trump heads to the nato summit on monday. foreign policy a huge issue

going into the weekend. thank you, mr. secretary. >> have a good day. [cheering] >> bill: this is awesome to see, live on the air on fox yesterday. total joy and jubilation, former hostage edan alexander returns to hero's welcome, hundreds line the street of tenafly, where he's from in a homecoming. president trump spoke to him on the phone, showing humility. >> it's the president. my gosh. >> don't be nervous, you're a bigger celebrity than i am. i am honored, you are an american and we love you and will take good care of you. your parents are incredible. she was pushing me around a little bit. she was putting a lot of pressure on me. [laughter] >> bill: edan alexander was

released in may after nearly 600 days in hamas captivity. scenes of him reuniting with his family unforgettable. and edan's family spoke to bill hemmer here on "america's newsroom." >> how is your son? edan is 21 years old now, taken captive at age 19. >> yeah, 19 and 21 now. gaining weight, getting -- in a safe place up in the north in israel in a nice hotel. he's on the right path, much, much better now. >> bill: as far as the future, a rabbi says he wants to go back to life and move on adding it will take time to heel of course. good to see him back on u.s. soil. dana. >> dana: love to meet him one day. we are on supreme court watch, the justices may hand down opinions on handful of

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>> dana: president trump scores a win over governor gavin newsom.

federal appeals court issuing unanimous ruling in the president's favor. jeff paul has the details. >> looks like national guard will stay put here in los angeles, as long as president trump orders them here. all three judges ruling in favor of the president. trump was within authority to take control of the guard. decision came from a three-judge panel on ninth circuit court of appeals. previous court stated trump's actions were illegal citing damage to federal buildings and objects thrown at officers, the court believed trump administration showed enough proof it was able to send in national guard. >> national guard is not performing law enforcement activity, we are protecting

federal law enforcement agencies while they do their job and federal facilities. >> itthe president calling it a great win. we will continue to protect and defend law-abiding americans, congreatulations to the ninth circuit, america is proud of you tonight. governor gavin newsoms the president is not a king and not above the law and says he'll press forward with their challenge to president trump's authoritarian use of the u.s. military against citizens. dana. >> dana: jeff paul, thank you so much. bill. >> bill: joining us on jonathan fahey, former ice director, thank you for coming on. a lot to dive into. we'll start with this ruling we heard jeff talking about. a big win for president trump and big loss for governor gavin newsom. newsom had been all over social media and tv saying trump hijacked california national

guard and now unanimous ruling from liberal ninth circuit saying trump was well within his right to take control of the california national guard. your reaction to the ruling? >> jonathan: huge win for president trump and his decision here. they agree with him on substance, he can use the national guard if rioters were interfering with his ability to erica out his executive mission, in his case the immigration laws. second, made a nod to deference to the president, this is his decision to make. it is different from what a lot of federal courts have been doing not recognizing deference to the executive branch. reaction from governor newsom is remarkable, this no kings nonsense, standard democratic talking point. what is important substantively, chief of police in los angeles

said before the national guard brought in, they were overwhelmed with the situation, this is not just president trump, this was seen on the ground by local law enforcement, this is a huge win for president trump, huge win for the citizens of los angeles and america and huge win for law enforcement they are able to carry out their duties and get the support of federal government when agitators, rioters and politicians are standing in the way. >> bill: the riots have largely cooled off and curfew lifted. another topic, we did a wild story yesterday. i went out with ice in los angeles and they arrested a convicted murderer from el salvador who happens to be a gang member. usually ice arrestees don't talk to us. this guy was talking to the camera saying ice can't deport me, i have a special form of protection called cat. listen to this.

>> i just got cat on december 18th of last year. by the bia. call my lawyer. >> bill: turns out he is right, jonathan, he has d-cat, deferred removal under convention of tourture. he can't be deported back to el salvador, he is scared someone is going to torture or kill him. take a look at this guy's rap sheet. he is a gang member, had active deportation order since last year, two prior convictions for attempted murder, murder, checks every box for deportation and we can't send him back to el salvador. >> jonathan: this says all you need to know about the bi biden-mayorkas immigration jared polis policy, they never cared

about keep ing the criminals, what is important here is interesting because they are saying it is too dangerous to go back to el salvador but in fact l.a. in and of itself has murder right seven times higher than el salvador. the gang problem is largely gone in el salvador thanks to their new president. what dhs can do is reopen this case and say the situation is not dangerous for him in el salvador, he can be deported there and they can keep him in custody and wait for a third party to deport him to. last thing he needs is to be on the streets of the united states. shows everything you need to know about the open border policy, putting public safety behind interest of illegal imknow grants. i would say this is shocking,

but this is standard practice for biden administration and credit to you, you revealed a lot going on there to public that might not know. this is important. he should never be released back into the united states, whether el salvador or somewhere else, he's got to go. >> bill: i've done a lot of ice imbeds and that was one of the craziest things. we contacted his attorney, she never responded to us. jonathan fahey, great to see you, thanks for coming on. >> thank you. >> dana: democrats divided as u.s. weighs how to respond to israel-iran conflict. what is chuck schumer going to do mou? he is locking horns with someone, we'll tell you who. new terrifying trend of robberies in the south, targeting people getting cash from the atm and attacking them.

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>> dana: as tensions spike in the middle east, bipartisan group of house lawmakers just returned from the region. >> he says israel can't block iran from going nuclear on his own, that is why the u.s. may need to intervene. >> it was highlighted, israel taking strikes one country in the world with b-2 bomber and gbu-57, weapon sophisticated enough to take out iran's underground systems in fordow.

>> chad: uae and baurn bahrain worry about iran getting a bomb. chairman tom cotton believes the u.s. has resolve to strike. >> we will bring this chapter to a close soon. fordow, their deeply buried nuclear bunker has to be closed one way or the other, the easy way or the hard way. >> chad: others believe a strike of this magnitude intersects the u.s. into the conflict, they demand a vote to comply with the constitution. >> there needs to be accountability when involved in war, congress has to be involved under the constitution. idea one strike is adequate, it will be one and done, is a misconception. >> chad: thomas massie and ro

khanna drafted bipartisan resolution to ban american intervention. worry parameters could hamstring his war powers authorities. dana. >> dana: chad pergram, lots to develop there. thank you. bill. >> bill: we'll bring in democratic congressman brad snyder of illinois. congressman, great to see you, glad you are safe and sound back on american soil. i understand you were not able to get into israel because of security concerns, but you met with the saudi arabia saudid sheingis. >> i think what we heard, we visited saudi arabia, united

emi emirates. because of house rules, prohibited that. broader picture of what we heard in every country, they know nuclear armed iran is existential threat to every country in the gulf and israel and threat to the united states. they want to do everything possible to make sure iran cannot get a nuclear weapon. longer this war goes on, greater chance of it expanding in and bringing in other countries, they want to move to deescalation as quickly as possible. >> bill: and democratic senator fetterman has been pro-israel, he says bottom line, iran cannot be allowed to have a nuclear weapon. take a listen and i'll get your thoughts on the other side. >> most important to stop iran and nuclear weapons and also now, now after iran has been

broken and humiliated on the world stage, after what israel has done, finish it out and i think america absolutely has to have their back through this. >> bill: you hear him say finish it out, does that mean bombing fordow and other iranian nuke sites? >> i was elected in 2012 and iran was a threat then and spent 30 years to make sure iran never gets a nuclear weapon. we have to do everything necessary to ensure iran never gets a nuclear weapon, they should not enrich uranium at all and making sure they don't have capacity to converts that enriched uranium into a nuclear weapon. that is the concern that is with where israel assessed they are ready to move. i have not seen classified information yet, i just got back in the country. iran can never have a nuclear weapon and this point we have to

do whatever is necessary to make sure they can't move forward. israel is taking great steps dismantling the nuclear program. one thing to slow it down, another thing to block it. we need to close every path iran has to a nuclear weapon. >> got it. president trump said he will make up his mind in next two weeks, we'll stand by. thanks for coming on and glad you are safe, back on u.s. soil. >> thanks. dana. >> dana: dana reads sports. >> dana: bill, i don't know if you stayed up for this, game six of the nba finals and pacers put it all on the line. >> shepherd gets it off, it's good. it's good at the buzzer. >> dana: and pacers blowing out the oklahoma city thunder to keep their championship dreams alive 108-91.

that forces a winner-take-all game seven sunday in oklahoma city. it is the first time finals has gone to game seven in nearly a decade. bill, i don't know if you knew that, i just read that for the first time. >> bill: dana, i love watching you do the dana reads sports segment. game sevens are always electric. pacers have not been to a finals since like 2000, fun to see teams who aren't there get a look at the championship. >> dana: i love it and can't wait to see what happens sunday night. wait until you see dana reads sports on monday. >> bill: i'll be there with you, looking forward to it. >> there is nothing, nothing beyond our capacity, we act together. nothing, nothing, nothing. >> bill: you see it there, former president joe biden back in the spotlight painting a grim picture of the current state of

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>> i don't deny it was bad debate performance, that is different than if the president is up for the job. he's doing it everyday. >> his meenlt acuity is great, fine. >> he's sharp as ever, as i have combeen him in my experience. >> he is strong, strong behind doors and strong in front of the camera. s >> he is sharp, detail oriented and focused. >> isn't that amazing? look back at how democrats defended president biden despite

obvious signs of decline. now republicans are investigating the white house cover-up that got very serious. fox news poll show majority do not believe biden admin station was transparent on the matter. the national review is here. this is a question, when did it become clear there was cognitive decline for biden? 68% said before trump. it makes me think about people like barack obama, george clooney, kamala harris and others including those we just saw who said right up until june 27th biden was just fine. americans figured it out, noah. >> democrats figured it out, almost bizarre how much this has been forgotten in d.emocratic ranks. primary argument against joe biden among his competitors for the democratic nomination in

2020, he was experiencing physical and mental decline. it was something i believe jul ian castro who raised that issue and he was frog marched out of the race. there was kcascade of elite opinion among democrats who regard that attack as ageist bigoted in some way or fashion and that might have registered but polling demonstrated that was reflective, consensus forged by appreciation of the evidence of our own eyes. democrats were arguing against empire cal reality and came back to bite them. >> dana: what do you think about this, question in our poll, is it important for congress and the justice department to investigate biden advisors on using auto pen, yes was 52%, making key decisions half and

half, covering up decline, no 55%. that is because people think we know what happened, it was bad, we don't think it needs to be investigated. what do you think about that? >> that is fair. there is a case to be made for that, the country would be better served by moving on, tearing at this scab and opening up old wounds does nothing for nation. i see merits of the argument, outweighed by necessity of looking back at this period. determining whether or not the cabinet officials and advisors were ignoring their constitutional obligation, the 25th amendment is obligation imposed on the president's subordinates, an executive branch mechanism and if they were consciously ignoring triggers that should invoke the 25th amendment, we need to know

that. if the 25th amendment is toothless, rendered mute by the bipartisanship we need to know how to address it moving forward. impeachment is remedy for mal malfeasance and it is toothless, if 25th amendment is toothless, there is nothing to restrain an out of control executive branch and the country is in a bad position as result of that reality, we need to simply know it. >> dana: here is a take from former nbc host chuck todd, this is what he believes. let's listen. >> i will go to my grave believing that the debate was intentional for that. anita dunn and they will deny it. they knew when the nomination was going to be and knew they needed to deal with this with opportunity to make a change if necessary. >> dana: instead of 25th

amendment situation, they decided to put them out there publicly and have him ruin himself, i don't know if i buy that, noah. last word. >> pretty elaborate plot and given reaction people in joe biden's inner circle had and how stunned they were genuinely hurt by the party's reaction to it and aggressively pushing back against it, it does not make a ton of sense. it was an earlier debate than it should have been, it wasn't because joe biden was looking for an exit or demonstrate the presidency from his own party, they were trying to change the narrative that was shifting against joe biden. polling was not good, biden needed to change political conditions on the ground and they thought they were going to do it. they did not anticipate that disaster, nobody could have. >> dana: well, here we are and the investigations continue.

noah, you have been writing a lot at national review and we'll see moreover the weekend as news stories develop. thank you. >> thank you. >> bill: so there is an alarming new crime trend from the state of texas spreading across the southeast and police say it can happen in a few seconds. seni senior correspondent is joining us live, steve harrigan what is going on here? >> steve: jugging rhymes with mugging. police in small towns are not sure what the word meant until the crime started happening. if c it can be over in a flash. >> they are in the area scoping and they will watch you as you are coming in or out of the bank or watching you do a atm withdrawals and seeing how much you are getting cash wise.

>> steve: wave of arrests began for jugging in houston and spread to the carolinas. landscaping owner went in and took out weekly payroll and stopped at as gas station for a soda and two juggers, they work in teams, pull up alongside his chevy, broke through his window and made off with payroll, $6000. here is what the victim has to say. people need to be careful when they take out money, what h happened to me could happen to them, be careful. >> steve: texas legislature made jugging a specific crime, it will be a felony, tougher penalties than simple robbery. bill, back to you. >> bill: first time i've heard that term, hope they can get a handle on that in texas. steve, good to see you. >> it was heroing, long and

exhausting, we did not know from one minute to the next whether we would stay there or go on another plane or another bus. >> dana: this morning, americans trapped in israel arriving back in the united states. but more still remain in harms way. an ohio mother joins us live as she plans to figure out a way to come home.

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school last month and i promised to take him wherever he wanted to go, we went to italy. i was born in raised in israel, he asked if we could stop in israel to see his uncle and grandfather. we got here about 12 hours before the idf first attacked iran and we have been here since t then. the next morning after that first attack we woke up to an e-mail that said our flights have been cancelled. we've been trying to get home since then and of course living through multiple missile attacks every single day. >> dana: have you spent much time in any of the shelters? >> yes, in fact, just about an hour ago my entire family was here celebrating my birthday which was this past week and we

got a couple of missile warnings in a row, we all huddled in the shelter, all 10 of us, but it has been a regular occurrence three or four times each day. it usually only lasts between half an hour to an hour. you hear a lot of explosions in the air, sometimes feel the ground shake when a missile gets through the interception system. >> dana: we're showing picture of debris you took a picture of near where you are. we have a minute left, what have you heard about how you can get back? if flights aren't leaving israel, what are your options? >> right now we are scheduled to cross the border to jordan on sunday and fly out of jordan through qatar.

if that happens, it will take about 45 hours to get from where we are right now to our home. we've been receiving e-mail from department of state saying there are some efforts to put tourists, not israelis, on flights so if our flight does not work out for some reason, hopefully we would have another way. all right. shiri, belated happy birthday to you, stay safe, keep in touch and hope you get home soon. cincinnati will be waiting for you with open arms. thank you so much. >> thank you. [sirens sounding] >> dana: civilians under fire in israel as fighting in iran enters a second week. israel giving order for military to