I'm Lou Dobbs with this great America show Midday Update for November 3rd.

The Biden regime interfering in the Israel-Hamas conflict trying to stop Israel's assault

on Hamas in northern Gaza by calling for what Biden's Secretary of State calls

quote humanitarian pauses.

Secretary Tony Blunken in Israel carrying that message, Prime Minister Netanyahu quickly rebuffed Blinken and reminded

him that Israel's position is clear until Hamas releases all of the hostages they took in the October 17th massacre, the

Israeli defense forces will continue their devastating assault on Hamas, and they mean to destroy

Hamas.

A security breach at a South Carolina nuclear power plant has authorities wondering what

hit them.

The Okine nuclear station is one of the largest nuclear power plants in the United States.

At 8 p.m. an unidentified man driving a silver 2002 Toyota Camry rammed the

exit gates at the plant. He evaded Duke Energy Security Guards,

sped through barricades, rammed a fence, tried to strike the guards and hit a truck near

the exit, and he escaped a clean getaway.

And a manhunt is underway, while Duke Energy has a lot to explain about how such a breach could occur at what should be a high-security nuclear facility.

Why the gates and the fence and the barricades didn't stop him, how the guards couldn't catch him, and then let him get away.

How? Just how could that be possible? We can only hope that security is far

better at the other 54 nuclear power plants in the United States.

More bad news for the Republican presidential challengers to President Donald Trump for

the 2024 nomination.

Not only are all of them ridiculously far back in the polls, Trump leads by 40 to 50 points

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