Former White House adviser on the Middle East Elliott Abrams discusses whether Kamala Harris will be more of an ally to Benjamin Netanyahu than President Biden amid the Israeli leader's visit to the United States. “That’s a big debate right now, generally people think Biden is more friendly, Harris has been more critical of Israel, has talked more about what’s happening with the Palestinians in Gaza,” Mr Abrams told Sky News Australia. “There is a feeling that there would be a bit more space between the US and Israel under Harris than under Biden.”

Democrat strategist and donor Lindy Li says the money has been “pouring in” for US Vice President Kamala Harris. The New York Times/Siena College Poll shows of registered voters, Donald Trump has a two-point lead over Harris, 48 to 46. “When I was raising for Biden, I had to do a lot of convincing and persuasion but right now, people are just forking it over,” Ms Li told Sky News Australia. “It’s been an avalanche of support and contributions – it’s just been incredible.”

Former White House adviser on the Middle East Elliott Abrams discusses Benjamin Netanyahu's visit to the US, where he met with President Biden and Vice President Harris and is set to meet with former president Trump in the coming days. "It's a chance for Netanyahu and Biden to kiss and make up, it is a chance for Netanyahu to meet Kamala Harris, which now becomes a very important meeting," Mr Abrams told Sky News Australia. "Then Netanyahu is going on Friday to be in Mar-a-Lago seeing Trump."

Israel's Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu has met President Joe Biden in the Oval Office of the White House. It is the first meeting between the pair since last year – shortly after the October 7 attacks. Vice President and presumptive Democratic candidate Kamala Harris will also meet Mr Netanyahu. Prime Minister Netanyahu will meet Donald Trump at his Mar-a-Lago resort today after praising the former president during his address to Congress.

Sky News host James Macpherson says the Biden administration spent four years “hiding the crisis on the border”. “This is an administration we know for four years his Joe Biden’s dementia,” Mr Macpherson said. “They spent four years hiding the crisis on the border … how can the American people believe anything they are told these days?”

Sky News host James Macpherson says “thanks to Elon Musk” for X which helps the American public remember the things the mainstream media is trying to suppress. “Thanks to Elon Musk in particular and X, that has greatly helped people’s memory,” Mr Macpherson said. “It promotes all of these things the media try to hide, suppress, or simply deny outright.”

Sky News host James Macpherson says Kamala Harris only had “one job” and it was to close the border. “Probably the most talked about person in the world right now is Kamala Harris,” Mr Macpherson said. “She only had one job, close the border … she failed on an epic scale.”

Sky News host James Macpherson says after Kamala Harris gave the “do not come” speech to illegal immigrants, more than 8 million of them came. “She once gave a speech where she simply told illegal immigrants, do not come,” Mr Macpherson said. “After which more than 8 million illegal immigrants came.”

Sky News host Liz Storer says the “everyday American” wants to see the Republican Party “go hard” on their anti-immigration campaigns. “The Republicans of course are charging on with their anti-immigration campaign,” Ms Storer said. “This is what the everyday American wants to see the Republicans go hard on.”

Former Victorian Liberal Party President Michael Kroger says Anthony Albanese claimed to have a “plan” for the cost-of-living crisis. Mr Kroger told Sky News host Paul Murray that Australians’ patience is “being tested” as they deal with increasing inflation. “Because we’re still waiting.”

Menzies Research Centre Freya Leach says people with mortgages are “worse off” under the Albanese government. Ms Leach told Sky News host Paul Murray that if there is another interest rate rise, it will “push up” mortgage stress even further. “And it also has a lot of flow on effects.”

Menzies Research Centre Freya Leach says Anthony Albanese got into government from “key promises” that he is yet to fulfill. Ms Leach told Sky News host Paul Murray that one of them is the reduction in household electricity prices by $275. “And the second one was, to reduce people’s mortgages.”

Former deputy prime minister Barnaby Joyce says the push to have an Australian citizenship test not in English is “ridiculous”. “Citizenship, to be a proper citizen of this country you need English, you need to participate,” Mr Joyce told Sky News host Andrew Bolt. “To have the citizenship test in a language other than English defeats the purpose, it is ridiculous.”

Sky News Australia host Andrew Bolt delivered “some advice” for members of the Murdoch family, following revelations in the New York Times that a secret legal battle is brewing over the future of the family’s News Corp media empire.

Sky News host James Morrow says Joe Biden gave a “very bizarre” speech today. Mr Morrow told Sky News host Andrew Bolt that the speech didn’t answer “any fundamental questions”. “It did not deal with his health – it did not even deal with the politics.”

AIJAC Executive Manager Joel Burnie has described the situation in Lebanon as “terrible” as children are unable to return to school due to the nation’s south remaining a warzone. “Since Hezbollah started its launch of rockets and drone attacks in the north on October 8th … about 75,000 to 90,000 residents of the north – a five kilometre buffer zone between Lebanon and Israel – have been evacuated from their homes,” he told Sky News Australia host Gabriella Power. “They’ve been living in temporary accommodation in hotels ever since the 8th of October.”

Sky News host Rita Panahi reacts to Vice President Kamala Harris’ backflip from being an “open border radical” to discouraging people from crossing the border illegally. “Oh they did come Kamala. They came and they weren't turned back,” Ms Panahi said. “11 million entered illegally. Well done border czar.”

Sky News host Gabriella Power has revealed five things Americans need to know about Vice President Kamala Harris. Ms Power showed a clip of the Vice President throwing her support behind a move to defund the police. She also pointed out how Ms Harris was part of the “coverup” to hide President Joe Biden’s declining mental fitness.

Washington Free Beacon editor Peter J Hasson says President Joe Biden’s address from the Oval Office was the “closing act” of the “coverup” concerning his declining health. “I’m sure the usual suspects on CNN are going to come out and say it was a historically excellent speech,” he told Sky News host Gabriella Power. “It is part of that same coverup of Biden and the media insulting the intelligence of the average American.”

Washington Free Beacon editor Peter J Hasson claims President Joe Biden is trying to “rewrite reality” regarding his handling of the border crisis. “The whole Biden theme for the last three and a half years has been telling people not to believe what they can see,” he told Sky News host Gabriella Power. “Here he is saying take my word for it, the country is safe but it's not the kind of thing that stands up to more than two seconds of scrutiny there.”