The Prime Minister and the protesters I'm John Sossier Fox News Israeli

Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu speaking in front of Congress today trying

to rally support for his country in its ongoing fight against Hamas,

several Democratic lawmakers boycotted the speech.

Thousands of demonstrators showed up to Capitol Hill calling for an end to the fighting.

Netanyahu says Iran may be funding both Hamas and even today's protests and he also said

some of these protesters hold up signs proclaiming gays for Gaza they might as

well hold up signs saying chickens for KFC. They might as well hold up signs saying chickens for KFC.

Netanyahu emphasizing he will not put an end to military operations until Hamas is

eliminated and with the Prime Minister addressing lawmakers on Capitol Hill, lots of protesters gathered in Washington, D.C.

It began peaceful when thousands turned out a few blocks from the Capitol and had speakers like actors

Susan Surramden and it's a coalition of groups that are

answer coalition code pink a lot of the protests we've seen in the past but it

got violent after the speech is finished they went up to the Capitol and met the police in the arrested a half a dozen or more protesters that clash with the police.

Some of the protesters remain that continue to taunt the police chanting at him.

Foxes Gove Jenkins in that chaotic scene.

Well, the FBI director Christopher Ray, testifying today before the House Judiciary Committee

with new information from the Bureau's investigation into the Trump assassination attempt

and the shooter.

On July 6th, he did a Google search for, quote,

how far away was Oswald from Kennedy?

Ray went on to say that same day the shooter registered for the Trump rally in Butler

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