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right now there is no comment yet from the white house. the national security council, significantly, we are told, that israel did alert the u.s. for this operation was carried out. now, stephanie, it all comes te just days after the president came back over the weekend for an emergency meeting as iran retaliated against israel, you will remember that operation from israel and its partners were able to knock down hundreds of missiles and drones and that attack from iran to israel. now just earlier today, an interview in another network, the iranian foreign minister said that any attack by israel on iran would be met with maximum impact and the response from iran would be immediate so that is the large question at this point, stephanie. if, indeed, this was an attack by israel inside iran, what will the iranians do next? national security officials here at the white house will be watching very closely, and again, this comes just days t after president biden told prime minister netanyahu to take the wheel because there were no casualties in
right now there is no comment yet from the white house. the national security council, significantly, we are told, that israel did alert the u.s. for this operation was carried out. now, stephanie, it all comes te just days after the president came back over the weekend for an emergency meeting as iran retaliated against israel, you will remember that operation from israel and its partners were able to knock down hundreds of missiles and drones and that attack from iran to israel. now just...
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we heard that from the white house over noit. the administration has characterized this section 702 of the foreign intelligence security authorization as something that is critical, vital to national security and allows the government to collect information from foreign surveillance activities that it engages in. so the national security advisor put a statement out overnight saying he recognized there was some push and pull over this issue leading up to the vote that happened in the senate but ultimately, the administration believes this is a good thing for the federal government to be able to continue to have this ability to gather and collect information. we can tell you, there was some concern about this from both progressives and conservatives who had concerns about privacy issues, the ability of american citizens to remain control of their personal. this moved through the senate and already passed through the house. i want you to hear how majority leader schumer characterized the vote overnight. >> allowing fisa to expire wo
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that's according the white house. on social media zelenskyy thanked president biden and also house speaker mike johnson and minority leader hakeem jeffries. in his post zelenskyy also praised the repo decision which allows to confiscate millions of dollar sitting in russian banks and transfer them to ukraine. laura, this is the focus of your latest piece. tell us more about the weapons we can expect going over to ukraine as part of this announcement. >> the pentagon is working right now on crafting his first weapons package that will be send since march, as soon as the president signs legislation. the package will be quite a bit larger than normal. it's going to include armored vehicles which we have sent before and potentially some older humvies and armored personnel carriers as well. it's going to be larger than normal. for context the package we sent in march was $300 million, and that was the only one we sent since december since we ran out of funding. so these weapons are prepositioned already many of them throug
that's according the white house. on social media zelenskyy thanked president biden and also house speaker mike johnson and minority leader hakeem jeffries. in his post zelenskyy also praised the repo decision which allows to confiscate millions of dollar sitting in russian banks and transfer them to ukraine. laura, this is the focus of your latest piece. tell us more about the weapons we can expect going over to ukraine as part of this announcement. >> the pentagon is working right now...
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and eric when he entered the white house. he didn't give up ownership. he was not running the trump organization as actively as he had while he was in the white house. but he still talked to his sons about the business. he still seems to have been consulted about decisions on the business, and in this case, allegedly, was intimately involved in one specific transaction. how to pay michael cohen, pay stormy daniels through michael cohen, and cover it up. i don't think that their argument that there was this ironclad wall between trump and his business during the presidency holds up. certainly wasn't true this a legal sense and a practical sense too. information about the business was kept from them. >> and eli, how does reporting square with what we have learned from cohen, for example, and the story the prosecutor and the defense laid out today. they were different stories. >> well, if you're talking about how this relates back to the election, what we know, and what we knew at the time was that this happened in the context of a very close race with a mo
and eric when he entered the white house. he didn't give up ownership. he was not running the trump organization as actively as he had while he was in the white house. but he still talked to his sons about the business. he still seems to have been consulted about decisions on the business, and in this case, allegedly, was intimately involved in one specific transaction. how to pay michael cohen, pay stormy daniels through michael cohen, and cover it up. i don't think that their argument that...
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there is a sense of urgency in the white house. last week's attack by iran on israel added impetus to that and a sense of urgency on that part of the bill as well. the senate has to put it all together. it is assumed they will go along with the extra stuff that has been added to it. >> and the fact is, as we wait for mike johnson to take to the podium there, the fact that israel's response and i use the word tepid before, any rocket or missile being fired has the potential to cause damage but this one did not. we heard iran's foreign minister saying look, it was nothing. it was kind of like child's play. why did they even acknowledge this advance and tell us this was happening? it does seem like it has calmed down somewhat. can the interpretation be that israel has listened to joe biden when he said take the win. they for the most part did it, they had to do one more action but for the most part they took the win. >> i think that's right. i think the president didn't directly say don't do it. he said you have a reason not to do it
there is a sense of urgency in the white house. last week's attack by iran on israel added impetus to that and a sense of urgency on that part of the bill as well. the senate has to put it all together. it is assumed they will go along with the extra stuff that has been added to it. >> and the fact is, as we wait for mike johnson to take to the podium there, the fact that israel's response and i use the word tepid before, any rocket or missile being fired has the potential to cause damage...
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joining us knows nbc news white house correspondent, mike mellie. i heard something interesting from you which is unusually in the circumstances and that is not the white house is characteristically and unusually quiet about this right now. at this point, over an hour into what we know to be reported attack between two belligerents, two very heavily armed belligerent but this is more than a proxy war when you got israel and iran going at it with each other one is the delay? you think they're sitting in the situation room trying to figure out what the response is going to look like? >> i think what the white house is doing is being reported, just like we are. they are spending a lot of time right now speaking across the inter-agencies, speaking with officials of the pentagon, within the intelligence community point also speaking with we would call them our sources, they would call them their allies around the world to try to gather as much information as they can about what exactly has transpired. what might still be to come and how, in this very ear
joining us knows nbc news white house correspondent, mike mellie. i heard something interesting from you which is unusually in the circumstances and that is not the white house is characteristically and unusually quiet about this right now. at this point, over an hour into what we know to be reported attack between two belligerents, two very heavily armed belligerent but this is more than a proxy war when you got israel and iran going at it with each other one is the delay? you think they're...
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speaker mike johnson, enter the divide. >>> and punchlines set for tonight's white house correspondent dinner. more on what it's like to write those jokes and which ones work best. i'm jonathan capehart in a tux, and this is the saturday show. ♪ >>> i am all dolled up in my brand-new tuxedo for tonight's white house correspondents dinner, where donald trump will no doubt be roasted for his legal troubles. but, as we joke about his courtroom based campaign, trump's threat to democracy remains very real. and this week we saw evidence of that in none other than the supreme court. trump's immunity hearing before the nine justices is raising alarm bells in legal and political circles. not only does it show just how far the four times indicted on 88 counts the former president will go to avoid accountability for attempting to overturn a free and fair election, the hearing also exposed how some justices appeared willing to consider partial immunity so that future presidents could make tough their decisions without fear of prosecution. case in point, trump's lawyer, arguing, again, that the
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you were in the white house when trump won. what can you tell us about how far and wide trump's alleged valiance as were known amongst staffers? and was there any direction on how folks should respond publicly, to the allegations? >> well, you know, listen, honestly, it was never talked about. was there an undercurrent that trump had dalliances? yes, there definitely was. i think he did a good job, frankly, of keeping that in a closed loop of a few people. i think the imposition on hope hicks and sarah huckabee sanders is sad for them, because both of those people are really good people, and this is what donald trump does to people. he puts them in disloyalty trap. so, both of those people have high morals and they are good standing people, and then trump forces his nonsense onto them, and now they have a loyalty test, in terms of dealing with what he wants them to do. obviously, this is what happened to michael cohen. so, one thing mr. trump is very, very good at, alex, is moving the goal post on people. i think what was most
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"deadline: white house" starts right now. >>> hi, everyone. it's 4:00 in new york and it is all happening today. we are picking up our special coverage of the tangled legal web now being faced by the four times indicted ex-president donald trump today. a collision of two of his criminal cases with massive consequences, not just for the man, the party he leads, but also for the presidency. our country's democracy. the supreme court heard arguments this morning on trump's claim of presidential immunity leaving the fate and timing of the federal election interference trial, a big blank open question for now, but what is happening at this hour and what is certain is that the trial that could end up being the only criminal trial that ex-president faces before americans go to the polls again in 2024 is the one brought by alvin bragg over falsifying business records to cover up hush money to a porn star and keep that silent ahead of a national election. former "national enquirer" ceo david pecker is still on the stand and he's being cross examined by
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do you expect that the white house press corps will be given some information by the white house tonight about this? >> let's start with a term that you know well. there was a lit called this evening, meaning that there was not any expectation that at the very least we would see the president tonight. that doesn't rule out potential statements and it doesn't rule out is working the phones as we have been all night, trying to get any information we can. so those conversations are obviously ongoing at this point if we have not gotten any indication that the white house will respond in any formal way, until it has more information, this is certainly something that could change. this is a dynamic situation and any further escalation would warrant a response from the administration but at this point it is not our expectation although we are certainly trying to get more information to the public. >> i want to bring ben rhodes back into this discussion. from the perspective of inside the white house, of all the issues that have to be dealt with inside of the white house, one of them is informin
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msnbc will have special coverage of the white house correspondents dinner. we will have special coverage starting at 8:00 p.m. on msnbc and streaming on peacock. we'll be right back. aren, the joy oft. sara federico: at st. jude, we don't care who cures cancer. we just need to advance the cure. it's a bold initiative to try and bump cure rates all around the world, but we should. it is our commitment. we need to do this. oh... stuffed up again? so congested! you need sinex saline from vicks. just sinex, breathe, ahhhh! what is — wow! sinex. breathe. ahhhhhh! >>> that does it for "the weekend" this saturday morning. thank you to eugene daniels for sitting and for us today. we will see you back here tomorrow at 8:00 a.m. eastern. we will talk about president biden's re-election action -- efforts. just want to address the elephant in the room. >> i am the only guy in new york right now. apparently you are all there for some party. this is a much larger bottle than the one you had. let's just see how this works.
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and joining us, a trial attorney that represented white house employees during the clinton scandals. vaughn, what has been going on in the courtroom as of right now? >> reporter: this is the second day for david pecker on the stand. yesterday he was only able to testify for about 30 minutes. we are about five minutes into his testimony here today with the jury back in the jury box. i can tell you that the prosecution is currently going through the early meetings of donald trump and david pecker. of course, the former publisher of "the national enquirer," who is a crucial witness to the prosecution dating back to the meeting between michael cohen and donald trump and david pecker, when they concocted the catch and kill scheme. what the prosecution is doing in real time is asking david pecker when he first met donald trump. he's now telling the story of back in the 1980s at mar-a-lago when he met mr. trump, and he pointed to defendant trump in the courtroom, and notably he said their relationship became closer in the 2000s, naming donald trump's "the apprentice," when he was on air wit
and joining us, a trial attorney that represented white house employees during the clinton scandals. vaughn, what has been going on in the courtroom as of right now? >> reporter: this is the second day for david pecker on the stand. yesterday he was only able to testify for about 30 minutes. we are about five minutes into his testimony here today with the jury back in the jury box. i can tell you that the prosecution is currently going through the early meetings of donald trump and david...
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white house. this is notable that she is confirming that she did keep documents and phone numbers as well as an address for karen mcdougal and phone number for stormy daniels as part of her records on behalf of donald trump. >> give us a reminder, who exactly is rhona graff. >> reporter: rhona graff worked for 34 years as executive assistant, close assistant as trump tower as part of the trump organization. up until she left the post in april of 2021. we can expect the prosecution to ask her the extent to which she maintained close relations with donald trump as well as white house staff through the course of his presidency. there could be revealing information, or it could be a matter of using her to confirm the fact that some of the records and e-mails she's able to confirm the authenticity of because donald trump, as we know, is not somebody who was engaged in text messages or e-mailing himself during that time period. >> and the prosecution has admitted a ton of documents into exhibits, and th
white house. this is notable that she is confirming that she did keep documents and phone numbers as well as an address for karen mcdougal and phone number for stormy daniels as part of her records on behalf of donald trump. >> give us a reminder, who exactly is rhona graff. >> reporter: rhona graff worked for 34 years as executive assistant, close assistant as trump tower as part of the trump organization. up until she left the post in april of 2021. we can expect the prosecution...
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the challenges reverberaing from school administrations to the white house. >>> and with the new york city court dark today, how are attorneys in donald trump's hush money case spending those limited hours before they have to head back into the courtroom? and how will trump's attorneys push back against david pecker whose testimony has already shown the former president to be a willing participant in a scheme to skew the 2020 election. >>> but we start at the supreme court where for the first time since they overturned roe v. wade, justices are being forced to reckon with the by-product of that decision and rule on the abortion issue all over again. at the heart of the arguments, whether idaho's near total abortion ban should take precedence over federal law and block abortions. in situations where abortion would help stabilize pregnant patients undergoing a medical crisis. now, idaho's attorney says it should. the government disagreed. >> what idaho is doing is waiting for women to wait and deteriorate and suffer the lifelong health consequences with no possible upside for the fetus.
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white house counsel advices the president. there is not -- this is not a situation where they are not protections for the president of the country and the vice president when they make decisions related to the national security. that's not what is happening here. >> one of the interesting things about mcconnell in his place in all this is when they were trying to impeach president trump the second time, for this, he said that you don't need to impeach him the criminal courts will handle this. the idea and now what trump's lawyers are saying is he had to be impeached to be a crime so it's back and forth and convicted. it's back and forth between that and mitch mcconnell saying what he said just now but he is a big player and it's good welker has him. >> he is the player. mitch mcconnell had he understood the assignment we wouldn't have the conversation. >> he understood the assignment but didn't feel like doing it. >> well. >>> ahead, folks, we will continue to talk about the supreme court because they heard a lot of case this
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coming up in the second hour of this show , join live coverage of the white house correspondents dinner, hosted by an sl comedian, colin jost. tonight at 8:00 p.m. eastern right here on msnbc, streaming on peacock. are you ready for nerd prom coverage? >> i'm here in new york , i drew the short straw this week, so unfortunately i have to work it, but it looks like you'll be heading over there to have some fun. >> i mean i hope it's fun. >> try not to sleep during the boring parts. >> yeah, i don't think it's going to be boring at all tonight. >> that's true. enjoy the rest of your evening. >>> as jonathan mentioned our special coverage of the white house correspondents dinner takes off at 8:00 p.m. please stick around. we will have extensive coverage. on this hour, we have two pivotal events testing the bedrock of our constitution, threats to first amendment rights, and to the rule of law. >>> also tonight from new york to arizona we break down donald trump's head spinning week of legal drama including outrageous arguments his legal team made to the supreme court. >>> marjorie taylor gr
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say you got a group of protesters outside the white house. peacefully protesting. the president did not like it and ordered his military commanders to take them out. then you put the military in an incredibly impossible situation. either they have to follow an unlawful order and risk being prosecuted themselves or they have to publicly disobey that order. taking it one step further, what happens down the chain of command? what to the unit commanders, what do the kernels and the lieutenants, what do the sergeants and the privates do? they have the commander-in- chief telling them to do something. they have the top military leadership, the chairman of the joint chiefs telling them not to. what you would have his you would have chaos and you would destroy the u.s. military as a fighting force. you would also destroy the u.s. military as a defender of democracy, and probably as a side effect, destroy democracy. >> secretary, one theme of the document is this massive warning against authoritarianism. a lot of americans out there dismiss the concern of authoritarianism a
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. >>> also ahead, we are watching the white house with the president poised to sign a sweeping package including foreign aid, could it also include a post-election ban on tiktok? >>> and later, chaos on college campuses from coast to coast with hundreds arrested in pro-palestinian protests. >>> it is 10:00 eastern, i'm ana cabrera from new york, and we begin at the supreme court where justices are about to hear the second abortion case in under a month. this consequential case focuses on idaho's near total abortion ban and whether it conflicts with federal law requiring emergency doctors to intervene and provide stabiliing care to pregnant women. nbc news washington correspondent yamiche alcindor is outside the supreme court for us. also with us msnbc legal correspondent lisa rubin. yamiche, we are seeing protesters already outside the supreme court because of this issue of abortion rights. lay out the case before the justices today and what are they considering? >> well, good morning, ana. this is really a significant abortion case, and the supreme court is considering simply in some
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. >> who once chaos in the white house? oh >> bill barr now says he plans to vote for donald trump in november. do these guys know -- anyhow, in a foxnews anyhow yesterday bill barr was asked about this year's general election choices. here's what he had to say. >> i've given two choices. i think it's my duty to pick the person i think we do the least harm to mike country. in my mind i will support the republican ticket but i think the real danger of the country, the real danger to democracy is i say, the progressive agenda. and well trump, i said trump may be playing russian us roulette, but continuation of the biden administration is s national suicide, in my opinion. >> that is just such a lion he . knows it's a lie. this is, we're going to play some clips in a second, but i just have to stop. we've got to stop and call out the lies. when these people know that they are lying. bill barr is playing, i guess for a foxnews audience, because he wants to keep giving speeches. i don't know why he's doing it. he doesn't believe
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a call with the white house. what do you think the jury took from all of that? >> well, i think that the jury can very easily take the fact that this was an organized scheme. this wasn't just the national enquirer, for example, acting on its own, buying stories that they just didn't want published in competitive -- in competitor's news publications, they were doing this for the purpose, for donald trump, to give him a benefit, a presidential benefit, a campaign benefit that. is what directly runs afoul of new york state and federal law. and that is what the prosecution has to prove in this case. so again, they were both very critical witnesses. i think that you'll see other witnesses like hope hicks, like michael cohen just put on additional layers in filling out this picture of exactly how the scheme played out. >> now, pivoting right here to washington, as you heard me discuss with congressman thompson, the supreme court's conservative justices, many of whom were nominated by trump, appeared to at least conside
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let's get to raf sanchez in tel aviv, allie raffa at the white house, and retired lieutenant general steph twitty is with us as well. raf, walk us through the latest. what do we know? >> reporter: so ana, we are now 12 plus hours on from this israeli strike, and it does not appear, at least at this time, that we are hurdling towards further escalation. instead, as you said, both iran and israel appear to be downplaying what happened early this morning. we heard from the iranian president a couple of hours ago. he did not even mention the strike. iranian state media is saying the situation is calm, that civilian flights are moving as normal, and despite all the bluster that we've heard this week from the iranian revolutionary guard that any israeli attack would be met with a massive and immediate response, this morning iran is neither accusing israel of responsibility, nor is it saying that it will retaliate. from the israeli side, they are neither confirming nor denying responsibility for this attack. we have not heard from prime minister benjamin netanyahu today. we are not expectin
let's get to raf sanchez in tel aviv, allie raffa at the white house, and retired lieutenant general steph twitty is with us as well. raf, walk us through the latest. what do we know? >> reporter: so ana, we are now 12 plus hours on from this israeli strike, and it does not appear, at least at this time, that we are hurdling towards further escalation. instead, as you said, both iran and israel appear to be downplaying what happened early this morning. we heard from the iranian president...
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white house reporter for bloomberg, thank you so much. and up next president biden campaigns in florida as we mention and blames donald trump for the state's strict new abortion ban. we'll play those remarks. >>> and coming up on "morning joe," all of the new developments from trump's criminal hush money trial including why the judge says the ex-president's lawyers are, quote, losing all credibility. >>> plus, president biden just scored a major union of the nor builds trade union. sean mcgarvey will be a guest and also ahead transportation secretary pete buttigieg will join with a new protection for air travelers. "morning joe" is just moments away. ( ♪♪ ) asthma. it can make you miss out on those epic hikes with friends. step back out there with fasenra. fasenra is an add-on treatment for eosinophilic asthma that is taken once every 8 weeks. ( ♪♪ ) fasenra helps prevent asthma attacks. most patients did not have an attack in the first year. fasenra is proven to help you breathe better so you can get back to doing day-to-day acti
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"deadline: white house" starts right now. >>> hi, everyone. a blockbuster day of news today. 4:00 in new york. pulling the curtain back on an extraordinary scheme hatched by a former american president and his fixer and a big time ally of his in the tabloid media. it was a plan crafted to cast then candidate donald trump in a positive light in the all-important tabloids. using stories that were favorable to him and silencing ones that weren't and smearing everybody that got in the way. the witness on the stand today on the hush money trial, details exactly how this scheme worked on a day-to-day basis. david pecker, the former publisher of the "national enquirer" described a relationship with donald trump that dated back to the late 1980s and noted that trump was one the first people to call him and congratulate him when he bought the "national enquirer" back in 1999. so tlir friendship was already long standing by the time donald trump decided so to run for president. the questioning today was the details an the operational aspects of that exp
"deadline: white house" starts right now. >>> hi, everyone. a blockbuster day of news today. 4:00 in new york. pulling the curtain back on an extraordinary scheme hatched by a former american president and his fixer and a big time ally of his in the tabloid media. it was a plan crafted to cast then candidate donald trump in a positive light in the all-important tabloids. using stories that were favorable to him and silencing ones that weren't and smearing everybody that got...
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it was to keep defendants from telling who had hired them at the white house and at the campaign. here, the hush money was not illegal. but the cover-up of it was. the use of it to avoid taxes, the use of it to avoid americans knowing before they voted what had happened. so i just want us to be calling this an election interference trial. that's what it is. there was hush money in both, but they were very different. >> i'm so glad you said that. i have been calling it the hush money election interference case because i think that's what it is. the hush money was toward another goal. talk about the way the opening argument on the part of the prosecution has to make that case, because it's true. having someone sign an nda because you bought their life rights isn't illegal. they have to prove there's a crime. >> the prosecution essentially has to prove two major things. number one, trump falsely was involved in the making of those false entries and documents in business records, but also that the intent, the intent was to influence the election. and that's why in opening statements,
it was to keep defendants from telling who had hired them at the white house and at the campaign. here, the hush money was not illegal. but the cover-up of it was. the use of it to avoid taxes, the use of it to avoid americans knowing before they voted what had happened. so i just want us to be calling this an election interference trial. that's what it is. there was hush money in both, but they were very different. >> i'm so glad you said that. i have been calling it the hush money...
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and you had your roots in the johnson white house as a white house fellow. and there was that tension between lbj after the assassination of jfk, ended up resulting in the presidential campaign which lbj always feared would happen. >> and it was through our marriage as well. he was so loyal for the kennedys. the excitement of being on that prop plane when you are a part of that team and being with him in the white house and of course being the white house the night his body was brought back and becoming so close to jackie and robert kennedy. so always he was the jfk guy. i was loyal to lyndon johnson because i worked with him, the foundation of my career because of him. so we would argue all the time. i'd say jfk didn't get any of the programs through, only lbj did. but he would say jfk inspired the country. and we finally came to that neither one would have been as great without the other. >> and unique perspective not only in your marriage, but -- an extraordinary marriage, but in this book about that relationship. >> and i really do think that when you lo
and you had your roots in the johnson white house as a white house fellow. and there was that tension between lbj after the assassination of jfk, ended up resulting in the presidential campaign which lbj always feared would happen. >> and it was through our marriage as well. he was so loyal for the kennedys. the excitement of being on that prop plane when you are a part of that team and being with him in the white house and of course being the white house the night his body was brought...
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of analysis or feedback from the white house. we are unclear, as of now, mike , as to what the white house new, how much they were told, versus how much they were consulted on this matter. we do know that the white house had asked israel not to retaliate. so, where do we stand this morning? >> well, it is interesting, in moments like this, highly sensitive, dynamic situations like this, there are times when we are working our sources, we are reaching out to officials, or we just don't get a response at all, which speaks to the kinetic nature of it, and then there are times when we hear from our sources, frankly, that there will likely not be a response. tonight is one of the later nights, which i think speaks to the rather restrained response from the part of the white house, but when you add to that what we are hearing from richard, what we are hearing from matt bradley and others, that there is coming these very early hours, a sense that there is downplaying across the board of what happened so far, in terms of israel's potenti
of analysis or feedback from the white house. we are unclear, as of now, mike , as to what the white house new, how much they were told, versus how much they were consulted on this matter. we do know that the white house had asked israel not to retaliate. so, where do we stand this morning? >> well, it is interesting, in moments like this, highly sensitive, dynamic situations like this, there are times when we are working our sources, we are reaching out to officials, or we just don't get...
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again, we have not heard yet from the white house at this point. it appears that u.s. officials at this point are waiting to see what israel says about this strike and going forward, what iran's response may be. but so far they're extremely cautious, chris. >> so we wait. so colonel, do you think israel's response was limited enough that both sides can now back away after showing, look, here's your warning. we have the ability to strike you. >> i don't see how it could be even more limited than it was. clearly calculated to reduce tensions, but to demonstrate that israel has the capability of doing and will do whatever it wants to do to defend itself. i think it's interesting that we consider it in juxtaposition with israel's defense of the attack by the iranians with the 350 munitions last week. it demonstrates two things, first of all, that israel can defend itself passively and the response yesterday demonstrates that israel will not stand by and let itself get attacked again because the next time f it does happen again, an attack coming from iran, iran won't like t
again, we have not heard yet from the white house at this point. it appears that u.s. officials at this point are waiting to see what israel says about this strike and going forward, what iran's response may be. but so far they're extremely cautious, chris. >> so we wait. so colonel, do you think israel's response was limited enough that both sides can now back away after showing, look, here's your warning. we have the ability to strike you. >> i don't see how it could be even more...
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who is going to be in the white house. next time. and that affects us in germany very much. >> tell me about the ptsd. >> well, you know, germany and america, it's always this -- i have friends who bitch about this country automatic the time, if i can say that. >> please. >> complain and find all the faults because you do everything right that we want to do, but you do it all wrong. but they can't wait to plan the next trip to new york. >> yeah. >> so it's always this back and forth. and when trump came into office, it sort of crystallized that. and it also this balance got totally out of whack. he brought up the ugly -- you talk about this on this show all the time. and it's you know, it's really people after 2020, people said okay, we need a break. it's like you're in a dysfunctional relationship. you can't stop. you don't know how to get out, but you suffer. and it was the same way with germany. we've been tied to you guys since world war ii. we liberated us, but we resent you for it. there are all these different layers. and then
who is going to be in the white house. next time. and that affects us in germany very much. >> tell me about the ptsd. >> well, you know, germany and america, it's always this -- i have friends who bitch about this country automatic the time, if i can say that. >> please. >> complain and find all the faults because you do everything right that we want to do, but you do it all wrong. but they can't wait to plan the next trip to new york. >> yeah. >> so it's...
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but, as republican lawmakers and a lot of folks inside the white house and the democratic party are aware of, is that this actually sort of continues on that theme of the weaponization of the dollar. why would another foreign central bank park their money in u.s. dollars if there is a threat of it being con fis skate confiscated? >> it could have global ramifications. we heard jake sullivan say biden is going to talk this over with other g-7 leaders. if they jump, they jump together. do you think they go for it? >> i think so, but it is really hard to say whether the u.s. can really lead on this issue. it is interesting, though, right? we're seeing that europe has a little more power over this, whereas, the u.s. is used to being able to call the shots. putin diversified away from the dollar and parked money more in euros, so europe can call the shots. this can happen more if the world moves away from the dollar. >> is this something we could see european leaders similarly try to do? >> absolutely. they also need a change of law or regulations in order to take the euros that the russian ce
but, as republican lawmakers and a lot of folks inside the white house and the democratic party are aware of, is that this actually sort of continues on that theme of the weaponization of the dollar. why would another foreign central bank park their money in u.s. dollars if there is a threat of it being con fis skate confiscated? >> it could have global ramifications. we heard jake sullivan say biden is going to talk this over with other g-7 leaders. if they jump, they jump together. do...
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the white house is aware of the political threat it poses for them in november. i think, for now, they are right to not be looking through a political lens, but what is the best policy? i happen to think it is also the best politics, which is de-escalation, to get netanyahu to back off, to make sure everyone knows that's what he is trying to do, to get more aid to gaza, to, you know, just for the israelis to de-escalate in general on that side of this conflict. but, you know, chaos in the world is also not great for a sitting president usually. i think that you keep this off the campaign trail for now. when you do need to draw a contrast, there is a strong contrast to be made with trump at a time when the world is particularly volatile. you need seasoned leadership that you have with president biden, and you see that with his ability to bring nato together. i suspect the israeli/gaza conflict will be a problem for the president until election day, but, for now, the best thing you can do is be a strong president and keep the politics of this off the campaign trail
the white house is aware of the political threat it poses for them in november. i think, for now, they are right to not be looking through a political lens, but what is the best policy? i happen to think it is also the best politics, which is de-escalation, to get netanyahu to back off, to make sure everyone knows that's what he is trying to do, to get more aid to gaza, to, you know, just for the israelis to de-escalate in general on that side of this conflict. but, you know, chaos in the world...
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chief white house correspondent for the new york times and co- author of the divider, trump and the white house 2017 to 2020. peter, this is the second time this week we've gotten hostas video -- hostage video from hamas. >> i think they're trying to raise the pressure on israel in terms of continuing the negotiations over whether there should be a cease-fire in exchange for a hostage release. we've had the nine estates playing a role of the egyptians and -- on such a deal. as of this week, the by the ministration says israel has actually accepted the u.s. brokered plan for an exchange of 40 hostages for 6 weeks of cease-fire. it is hamas that has a -- refused to agree to that. it's personally been obstructing any kind of deal. but by releasing these videos, they are trying to raise the pressure on benjamin netanyahu, galvanize the public who is very concerned about these hostages. and it is a tactic that has had some success. >> do you think there is also because there's been tremendous question about proof of life. to engage in negotiations, you have to know there are still hostages ali
chief white house correspondent for the new york times and co- author of the divider, trump and the white house 2017 to 2020. peter, this is the second time this week we've gotten hostas video -- hostage video from hamas. >> i think they're trying to raise the pressure on israel in terms of continuing the negotiations over whether there should be a cease-fire in exchange for a hostage release. we've had the nine estates playing a role of the egyptians and -- on such a deal. as of this...
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every single time that he came to the white house or they had a.i.d.s. from the intel community go to capitol hill to meet with him, they went through line by line, date by date what would happen if ukraine, or ukraine ran out of money, right? and so that might be where they crow a little bit, but i think at this point, what we start to see from this white house over the last months, especially after october 7th, is not trying to brag too much about things that are happening, right? not trying to brag too much about getting this kind of money to ukraine, or brag, especially, about giving money to israel, because, as david just said, the domestic politics within the party have, are completely different, and that's where you're seeing people vote and talk the way they are. it's a whole different world. it's changing little by little, but it's something that this administration and democrats are going to keep talking way past november. >> david, johnson's detractors have basically now called him a lame-duck speaker. they haven't yet said when they plan to c
every single time that he came to the white house or they had a.i.d.s. from the intel community go to capitol hill to meet with him, they went through line by line, date by date what would happen if ukraine, or ukraine ran out of money, right? and so that might be where they crow a little bit, but i think at this point, what we start to see from this white house over the last months, especially after october 7th, is not trying to brag too much about things that are happening, right? not trying...
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to showcase the trump family in the white house. talk to us about how these two men know each other and have been essentially in business for decades. >> this is an ugly side of journalism, i should emphasize that that's not the way that we do journalism, we don't buy stories in order to kill or publish them. but that's the way the national enquirer worked for years, there's been recordings showing that there were instances where they killed negative stories about arnold schwarzenegger back when he was running for governor so they can sell more muscle magazines with his name on them. they did it for tiger woods to get a good interview, they buried a story about him. this was something that had been going on for a long time and that was the world that trump lived in for a long time. you see in the situation, yeah, he says, we are going to formalize this, the thing we've been doing informally all these years, now we will formalize it and i will do it to benefit your campaign because i want the access and the power and the stories that
to showcase the trump family in the white house. talk to us about how these two men know each other and have been essentially in business for decades. >> this is an ugly side of journalism, i should emphasize that that's not the way that we do journalism, we don't buy stories in order to kill or publish them. but that's the way the national enquirer worked for years, there's been recordings showing that there were instances where they killed negative stories about arnold schwarzenegger...
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he tried to jump the fence at the white house, he came to the attention of the fbi and he jumped make it into a pool and jumped out and shook his gun at people. the story i ask in the book is what does it take to this on a white man in america? that is really the story of the book. it turns out, it is very hard because the loss, the system, people see a white gun as a patriot. he was taken alive after the shooting. he was not killed. >> dr. jonathan metzel, as always, thank you very much for coming to the show. >> thanks so much. >>> up next on the saturday show, no presidential motorcade. why a race car was speeding down pennsylvania avenue today. okay everyone, our mission is to provide complete, balanced nutrition for strength and energy. yay - woo hoo! ensure, with 27 vitamins and minerals, nutrients for immune health. and ensure complete with 30 grams of protein. (♪♪) liberty mutual customized my car insurance and i saved hundreds. that's great. i know, i've bee telling everyone. baby: liberty. oh! baby: liberty. how many people did you tell? only pay for what you need. jingl
he tried to jump the fence at the white house, he came to the attention of the fbi and he jumped make it into a pool and jumped out and shook his gun at people. the story i ask in the book is what does it take to this on a white man in america? that is really the story of the book. it turns out, it is very hard because the loss, the system, people see a white gun as a patriot. he was taken alive after the shooting. he was not killed. >> dr. jonathan metzel, as always, thank you very much...
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house, covered previous white houses, maybe has a policy expertise, can do a very rigorous interview, really pressing the president on policy, on contradictions, on tough and controversial issues he may not want to talk about. if you want to make sure that things are safe, it's a much safer decision to go to an outlet or a venue or medium you think will be more friendly to your guy. i would note it does create a big vacuum. there are a lot of people who get their news from these mainstream organizations. the white house believes there are a number of people who are turning to podcasts and tiktok influencers. there's more effective ways to get the message out. >> is the white house frustrated that there's so much focus on donald trump's trial, whether it's positive or negative? that's crowding out coverage that would be paid to his campaigning, president biden's campaigning and some of the policy initiatives he is announcing. >> certainly, they would like more attention to the achievements they believe the president has not got enough credit for, including the infrastructure package.
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house have adhered to the law. it just i think highlights how abhorrent donald trump's behavior was during his presidency and maybe potentially if he is re-elected again, but i do believe the presidents i worked closely with, presidents clinton, bush 43 and president obama they were never chilled, as the expression was used today, never chilled by the lack of immunity. they recognized they had responsibility to carry out their authorities as president of the united states and also would be held accountable for it by the public, by the electorate, by the judicial system of the united states. therefore the presidents with integrity, honesty and take it seriously do not want to rely on blanket immunity that would give an individual like donald trump carte blanche to do whatever he would want under the preterks of national security. >> appreciate that. here was justice alito, a sound we haven't played tonight, about s.e.a.l. team six. >> one might argue that it isn't plausibly legal to argue s.e.a.l. team six, i don't
house have adhered to the law. it just i think highlights how abhorrent donald trump's behavior was during his presidency and maybe potentially if he is re-elected again, but i do believe the presidents i worked closely with, presidents clinton, bush 43 and president obama they were never chilled, as the expression was used today, never chilled by the lack of immunity. they recognized they had responsibility to carry out their authorities as president of the united states and also would be held...
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. >>> the white house is reportedly expected to announce a new sanctions package. three u.s. sources with knowledge of the issue tell axios a battalion is accused of human rights violations in the west bank. the special unit is made up of ultra-orthodox soldiers all of whom are men. the state department reportedly started investigating them in 2022. according to republic ka, they gagged, handcuffed, and left an elderly palestinian man for dead and they raped a teenager. axios reports the sanctions will end once the idf remedies the behavior. israeli prime minister benjamin netanyahu, however, is protesting the move saying, quote, at a time when our soldiers are fighting the monsters of terror, the intentions to post an insanction on the idf is the height of absurdity and a moral low. >>> columbia university is holding classes virtually following the demonstrations over the war in gaza on campus. the university's president made the announcement earlier this morning, but it comes a day after a well-known raby at the school urged students to leave campus as soon as possible. in
. >>> the white house is reportedly expected to announce a new sanctions package. three u.s. sources with knowledge of the issue tell axios a battalion is accused of human rights violations in the west bank. the special unit is made up of ultra-orthodox soldiers all of whom are men. the state department reportedly started investigating them in 2022. according to republic ka, they gagged, handcuffed, and left an elderly palestinian man for dead and they raped a teenager. axios reports...
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he tried to jump the fence at the white house. he came to the attention of the fbi. he jumped naked into a pool and then jumped out and shook his gun at people. and so part of the story is what does it take to disarm a white man in america? that is the story of the book and it turns out it is very hard because the laws, the system and people see a white man as a patriot, and yes, he was taken alive after the shooting. he was not killed. >> as always, thank you very much for coming to the show. mr. clea >>> up next on the c saturday er show, there is no presidential motorcade. why a race car was speeding down pennsylvania avenue today. oday. it's amazing. it's so good. it makes it look like i have magical powers. magic eraser and sheets make cleaning look easy. nothing dims my light like a migraine. with nurtec odt, i found relief. the only migraine medication that helps treat and prevent, all in one. to those with migraine, i see you. for the acute treatment of migraine with or without aura and the preventive treatment of episodic migraine in adults. don't take if al
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but illegal money paid to two mistresses with one of them signed in the white house? a, gross, b, not your typical presidential scandal. like we are already in unprecedented territory here. but that's not the most important point. the federal case, michael cohen coming clean, saying what happened. that left in its wake not just like a slimy trail of yuck don't let the kids read the news anymore. it left in its wake one legitimately baffling question. which was, wait now, who is getting in trouble for this now? who is the one person getting in trouble for this crime? just michael cohen? really? he is going to federal prison for years and he is the only one? why is he the only one? you know why that was? we now know. it is really bad. it is one of the worse things we learned about donald trump's behavior as president and what he was able to do as president. we tell ourselves all these stories now. thank god there were adults in the room who said no to him. we should be worried if there won't be adults in the room next time. we tell ourselves all these feel good stories.
but illegal money paid to two mistresses with one of them signed in the white house? a, gross, b, not your typical presidential scandal. like we are already in unprecedented territory here. but that's not the most important point. the federal case, michael cohen coming clean, saying what happened. that left in its wake not just like a slimy trail of yuck don't let the kids read the news anymore. it left in its wake one legitimately baffling question. which was, wait now, who is getting in...
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i was selected as a white house fellow. we had a big dance at the white house. i danced with president johnson and two days later the new republic finally published this piece with their title how to remove lyndon johnson in 1968. i was certain he was going to kick me out of the program. he finally said bring her down here for a year, and if i can't win her over, no one can. that was my first involvement in the anti-war protests. >> doris, hi, it's peter baker. congratulations on the new book. i'm curious what you see in terms of the parallel between lbj and these protesters and the young people of his era and president biden today and the young people we're seeing in columbia and all these other colleges. is there a parallel there or lessons for the current president? >> well, i think the most important thing is that with the vietnam protest, there was a clear sense of mission to stop the bombing and to begin negotiating a peace, and what you saw happening among the overwhelming majority of students who joined the mccarthy campaign in new hampshire was that the
i was selected as a white house fellow. we had a big dance at the white house. i danced with president johnson and two days later the new republic finally published this piece with their title how to remove lyndon johnson in 1968. i was certain he was going to kick me out of the program. he finally said bring her down here for a year, and if i can't win her over, no one can. that was my first involvement in the anti-war protests. >> doris, hi, it's peter baker. congratulations on the new...
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previous president of ukraine in the white house. and looked him in the eye and said he didn't believe that ukraine was a real country. you know, and so i just believe this is core to who donald trump is. and he has pulled millions of republicans who wouldn't otherwise be inclined to support vladimir putin and he has turned this party into this sort of his own alice in wonder land view of foreign policy. i think it is much more about who trump is as a politician showing in a way this cult of personality is such he can bring millions of republicans with him. to the fact he is not more vocally opposing the bill is fascinating and i do wonder if there is a calculated sense among republicans including the new speaker mike johnson that they didn't want to be blamed for ukraine doing poorly on the battlefield in the midst of the presidential election. it is a very important victory for anyone who cares about ukraine. this is a major step forward. and for many months it wasn't clear that we would get to this moment. so you have to say witho
previous president of ukraine in the white house. and looked him in the eye and said he didn't believe that ukraine was a real country. you know, and so i just believe this is core to who donald trump is. and he has pulled millions of republicans who wouldn't otherwise be inclined to support vladimir putin and he has turned this party into this sort of his own alice in wonder land view of foreign policy. i think it is much more about who trump is as a politician showing in a way this cult of...
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those indicted include, former trump white house chief of staff mark meadows, attorneys rudy giuliani, jenna ellis, john eastman and christina bobb, a name we have not heard in these indictments before. top campaign adviser boris epstein and former campaign aide mike roman. all are accused of allegedly aiding an unsuccessful strategy to award the state's electoral votes to trump instead of biden after the 2020 election. your reaction to that, andrew weissmann? >> my reaction is -- i mean, first, you know, wow. that is quite the -- >> it's big. >> this is like rounding up the usual suspects. >> and throwing in christina bobb. >> christina bobb. >> boar sis epstein. what name is not there. obviously we have talked about donald trump and that issue. chesebro, he's cooperating. really cooperating. because it doesn't make sense that he would not be indicted. >> he's already indicted in georgia. so if you think about it, from his point of view, you might as well cooperate at this point. >> and the issue there it was unclear whether he was really fully cooperating. when he pled, it was sort
those indicted include, former trump white house chief of staff mark meadows, attorneys rudy giuliani, jenna ellis, john eastman and christina bobb, a name we have not heard in these indictments before. top campaign adviser boris epstein and former campaign aide mike roman. all are accused of allegedly aiding an unsuccessful strategy to award the state's electoral votes to trump instead of biden after the 2020 election. your reaction to that, andrew weissmann? >> my reaction is -- i mean,...
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give the t doctors control of the house, the senate, and the white house. and we will make roe v. wade law of the land again. >> the only reason i have a pension is because of you. he got cheers for that. it is one of the items most voters don't know about. >> yeah, this one is about some legislation that we got through shortly after joe biden got into office. to be able to protect people's pensions that had been followed out back to earn the 2008 crisis. and i want to add he actually did another thing for pensions today or for retirement funds. and that is won't get a lot of attention or big headlines. but the fiduciary rule has gone into place. the labor department announced a rule that says basically your investment adviser has to work in your best interests, not take money from insurance companies and others to put you into financial products that are not in your best interest. that is something that over time may never get a headline. but it is going to mean that a whole lot of people in this country when they hit their retirement years are a lot safer because of joe biden an
give the t doctors control of the house, the senate, and the white house. and we will make roe v. wade law of the land again. >> the only reason i have a pension is because of you. he got cheers for that. it is one of the items most voters don't know about. >> yeah, this one is about some legislation that we got through shortly after joe biden got into office. to be able to protect people's pensions that had been followed out back to earn the 2008 crisis. and i want to add he...
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house, you see this incredible bringing down of donald trump from that ornate beautiful white house. this courtroom, i know most folks don't get to look inside it, looks like a 1950s junior high school, wood panelling up and down the wall. big wooden pews like you're in some sort of movie church, i guess, and here's donald trump walking into the middle of the place. there's almost not enough room for the security that he needs around in terms of the secret service, in terms of six or seven police officers in the courtroom, and just watching minimum be brought down to that level has got to be not only for him something that's difficult but something's truly shocking for the jurors, and i think it's a great benefit to him politically that the cameras are not in the room right now. i know he thinks that he would like to be making a show for the cameras, but i think not a good political look for him sitting there like any other defendant. >> we know from some of the polling that's been done previously that the polls have moved, that more people say it would make a difference to them whet
house, you see this incredible bringing down of donald trump from that ornate beautiful white house. this courtroom, i know most folks don't get to look inside it, looks like a 1950s junior high school, wood panelling up and down the wall. big wooden pews like you're in some sort of movie church, i guess, and here's donald trump walking into the middle of the place. there's almost not enough room for the security that he needs around in terms of the secret service, in terms of six or seven...
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>> at the white house where he goes to the white house for his dinner, and donald trump and david pecker are together. they're talking. there was this iconic photo that was shown of the two of them in the back, walking down a corridor. it's a black and white photo. david pecker said what they were talking about was karen mcdougal. and donald trump asked how she is. and david pecker said she's fine. she's quiet. >> yeah. talk about the david pecker/trump relationship. because when i was in court, i got the sense he reveres him. today he said he still considers him a friend. >> a friend and mentor. >> and mentor. >> and there's these interactions i keep watching in court as david pecker sort of exits through this trap door in the middle of the courtroom, he goes past where donald trump is sitting, and there's been some interactions where they have acknowledged each other and smiled together. it was a very close friendship, and it was a friendship -- >> and symbiotic. >> favors both ways. something i'm sort of really interested in here, and i was hoping we would get to today. at that dinner
>> at the white house where he goes to the white house for his dinner, and donald trump and david pecker are together. they're talking. there was this iconic photo that was shown of the two of them in the back, walking down a corridor. it's a black and white photo. david pecker said what they were talking about was karen mcdougal. and donald trump asked how she is. and david pecker said she's fine. she's quiet. >> yeah. talk about the david pecker/trump relationship. because when i...
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. >> and matthew, if you're running the biden campaign or if you're in the biden white house, why put him on any college campus right now? >> he can't run from it. i'm sorry, that was for matthew. can't run from it, right, math rue? >> that's right. this is the time of year you give commencement addresses, and this is an incredibly important issue. i actually believe joe biden is exactly where the majority of the country is which is support israel in their attempts to get rid of terrorism, and simultaneously express outrage and support of the innocent palestinians who are getting killed in this and try to confront benjamin netanyahu in the midst of this. but if the student haves a right -- students have a right to protest and say what they believe, then the president of the united states has the right and i would say responsibility to go to college campuses and enunciate and say what he believes his vision of both the world is and what he thinks is the way out of the middle east in all of this. so, yes, i think he should go, and again, i'm going to emphasize, though we often sort of g
. >> and matthew, if you're running the biden campaign or if you're in the biden white house, why put him on any college campus right now? >> he can't run from it. i'm sorry, that was for matthew. can't run from it, right, math rue? >> that's right. this is the time of year you give commencement addresses, and this is an incredibly important issue. i actually believe joe biden is exactly where the majority of the country is which is support israel in their attempts to get rid...
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"deadline: white house" starts right now. >>> hi, everyone. we made it to friday. it's 4:00 in new york on a very busy day of developments at the courthouse in manhattan where day four of the people of the state of new york versus donald trump is currently under way. earlier today a harrowing moment outside of the court where a man set himself on fire in the area designated for protesters. we'll talk about that and the potential security implications later in this broadcast. >>> happening right now inside the courthouse, a pivotal hearing focused on the scope of questioning. if and this is a huge if at this point, donald trump should take the stand in his own defense. with the 12 jurors and six alternate jurors who will determine donald trump's fate now selected, the trump trial has turned to an important question -- one on which the entire trial could ultimately hinge. that is what is fair game? should the ex-president take the stand? prosecutors believe that they should be able to bring up a veritable laundry list of trump's past misdeeds over the years, includin
"deadline: white house" starts right now. >>> hi, everyone. we made it to friday. it's 4:00 in new york on a very busy day of developments at the courthouse in manhattan where day four of the people of the state of new york versus donald trump is currently under way. earlier today a harrowing moment outside of the court where a man set himself on fire in the area designated for protesters. we'll talk about that and the potential security implications later in this broadcast....