If it's Monday, President Biden sharpens his criticism of Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin

Netanyahu warning that an invasion of southern Gaza is a quote red line for the US even as Netanyahu remains defiant

that Israeli forces will v into the region red line or not. Plus President

Biden and former President Trump hit the trail and each other on key issues

from Social Security and Medicare to spending to foreign aid for Ukraine as the 2024 rivals

ramp up their attacks in the race for the White House.

And the nation's top intelligence officials testify on Capitol Hill that Russia and China

remain top security threats as foreign aid to Ukraine sits in legislative limbo.

The House eyes a vote on banning Tik-Toc as soon as this week. Hello, there, there, welcome to meet the press and now I'm Ryan nobles in Washington where a growing

rift between President Biden and Israeli Prime Minister Netanyahu is on full display.

The Israeli leader is now vowing to press ahead with the ground invasion of

southern Gaza despite new warnings from President Biden that doing so would

cross a red line. It's all coming as civilians in Gaza mark the start of Ramadan with no sign of a ceasefire in sight.

Over the weekend in an exclusive interview with MS NBC, President Biden ramped up his criticisms of Israel's conduct saying that Netanyahu is hurting

Israel by not doing more to prevent civilian harm in Gaza.

The President also issued a new warning. Take a listen.

He must, he must, pay more attention to the innocent lives being lost as the

consequence of the actions taken. He's hurting, my view, he's hurting Israel

more than helping Israel by making the rest of the world. It's contrary to what Israel stands for.

What is your red line with Prime Minister Netanyahu?

Do you have a red line?

For instance, would invasion of Rafa,

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