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You're awesome, thank you. I'm I'm your host, Anna Casparian. And right off the bat, we already got a comment from one of our members. Will Sanchez writes it and says,

Hi everyone, hi Anna, great job last night. I was on CNN last night, especially defending or fending off the New York Post columnist and Betsy death panels, McCauhey, McCoff. I did not know who that woman was. And I'm happy to forget about her. But if you watch me on CNN last night, she was a former lieutenant governor from what I gathered.

And she seemed a little bit out to lunch.

She seemed to kind of confuse some of the stories that we were talking about.

But anyway, that's beside the point.

We've got a good show ahead for you. I say good because I flew in from New York today. I'm pretty exhausted and moody. But we've got amazing stories that have been produced by our fantastic producers. We're going to start off with the reality of the fact that there's no real ceasefire in Gaza, so we're gonna get into

the details of that. We'll also talk about how there still aren't any international

journalists allowed in the Gaza Strip, but as Israel prepares to invite them in, they're

thinking about how much of a PR nightmare Gaza happens to be for the Israelis.

So they are making plans to mitigate some of that bad PR. So we'll get into those details.

And then there were some elements of Tucker Carlson's conversation with Nick Fuentes that we

didn't have enough time to get into yesterday. So we're going to revisit that story and more. From what I gather, Zionists are very upset that that conversation took

place. So, you know, two people can have a conversation. If you don't like it, you can just

decide, I don't wanna listen to it. I do that all the time, but anyway, for now, why don't we start off with what I think is one of the more important stories of the day,

and that is the current situation in Gaza and the fact that even though the Trump administration would have you believe there's a truce, there's a ceasefire,

facts on the ground prove otherwise.

Gazans thought this kind of trauma was over. Facts on the ground prove otherwise.

Gazans thought this kind of trauma was over, but no.

As the airstrikes continued overnight, casualties mounted, among them children.

One Nassau hit a camp next to Aksa Hospital in the center of Gaza, where patients and their families were sleeping.

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