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Hey everyone, I'm Megan Kelly. Welcome to the Megan Kelly show. On this Friday

afternoon, as tanks line the Gaza border, the world awaits Israel's response to the terror

attacks launched by Hamas nearly two weeks ago. It is harrowing to think about what the

situation might look like come Monday. The next time we speak, the Israeli military

says that today it believes the majority of the hostages are still alive, some 200 of

them with 20 of the hostages now known to be children. I should say we don't know for

sure that they're going to embark on this ground invasion. There have been some questions

about whether they will actually do it. It will be extremely complicated. It will be

extremely deadly, risky. There will be an enormous loss of life on both sides. And so there

has been speculation about whether they're reconsidering it, given that we're almost

at the two week mark from the day of the attack. However, the signs this morning would certainly

point to an invasion at any moment. Last night, President Biden delivered his second

speech from the Oval Office during his term, telling the country the decisions we make

today are going to determine the future for decades to come. Joining me now, David Marcus,

columnist and author and Noah Pollock, contributor to the Washington Free Beacon, David Noah. Great

to have you guys here. Thanks for coming on. Let's just start with the President's speech

and we'll give the audience a little flavor for how it sounded. The overall feeling of

it was he wanted to tie Israel to Ukraine. It's the same thing. You got to fund them both.

We're fighting the same kind of battle in both places and therefore I need $105 billion.

I mean, it's remarkable. It's breathtaking and it's scope, given how in debt we are.

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