There's limited fighting already on the Northern Israeli border, and I wonder what is your message to Hezbollah and its backer, Iran.

Don't. Don't. Don't. Don't. Don't come across the border. Don't escalate this war.

That's right. Is Iran behind the Gaza war?

I don't want to get into classified information, but to be very blunt with you, there's no clear evidence of that.

President Biden yesterday on 60 minutes doubling down on a warning to others in the Middle East.

It comes as the U.S. military is increasing its presence in the region, amid a threat from Iran and Hezbollah.

And U.S. Secretary of State Anthony Blinken back in Israel this morning to continue diplomatic talks after a weekend of meetings with leaders in the Middle East.

Meanwhile, in Gaza, Palestinian civilians are in dire need.

A humanitarian aid will go live to Israel Gaza border for the very latest on all of that in just a moment.

Also ahead, an update on the speaker's race here at home. Republicans have a vote plan for tomorrow, but it appears the nominee once again does not have the support needed to win.

And there is so much news on this Monday morning.

There really is. And probably the most important election in the year over the past decade.

I don't think that's an overstatement in Poland.

Right now it looks like the pro-West pro-European party.

Our coalition is coming from behind and will probably overtake the law and justice party, but we shall see.

It's going to be very close there.

We have a big move and good morning and welcome to morning Joe.

It is Monday, October 16th with us.

We have the host of way to early what has bureau chief at Politico, Jonathan Lamir.

U.S. Special correspondent for BBC News, Cadi Kay, and former chief of staff at the CIA and Department of Defense Jeremy Bash.

He's an NBC News national security analyst.

Let's dive right into the very latest out of the Israel Hamas war.

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