view of christians, i'm not christian, i love you. it always said several times on the show that trump advanced me to just get out of their own way, but with comments like that. the question is now being raised, can they also there's another story that's developing just right now as we're getting ready to go on the air. this one has to do with what is looking like an attack on a suburb of a route. and it does appear at this point like the as railways are indeed claiming the responsibility for this attack, we're gearing up to bring you the latest on this story as we are going to be joined by guests in actually in 11 on and by route itself. so we're going to have all of this for you, it's coming together. this is directive back. i'm rick sanchez. let's do on the right. as we actually the information out of the reports coming out of 11 on i want to start with the domestic politics here. i promise you,

we're going to be taking it 11 on a just a moment. so stand by me. my. meanwhile, we, we begin with what may be a case of serendipity because when we did our show here yesterday, and i think you'll recall, we detailed the double standard in the way that russia and israel are treated by washington. we never thought, i never thought that on the very day that we did this report, a decades old interview with paul newman, of all people. the famous actor from hollywood would suddenly go viral. here it is in 1978 or 79. he is really shot down a libyan civilian aircraft because it violated is, is really aerospace, president nixon said a wire to conduct fee and this, the doc is apologizing for this incident. there was no talk about of going into the united nations. it was the international pilots associations had their meeting. there was a 102 nations that voted to condemn is real and the,

and for that voted not to and the american representative epstein, why? because there was, we couldn't create an enemy there. but when the soviets shoot down an airliner, the same situation, we rise in low outrage against this act. what is the difference? because it's, it's insistent, we must insist that the soviets have got to be created as an enemy. otherwise, if they're not really a big enough enemy, how we're going to get appropriations for more is that amazing? it's like somebody was watching our show yesterday and decided to release that. that video. it caught me by surprise, but now it's being seen by millions of people and you know, sure words could hardly have been spoken. the speaking of letting is will interfere and us foreign and domestic policy whenever it pleases. check out what the state department official said yesterday when he was asked why it is rarely prime minister is allowed to come to the united states and insult americans who do

nothing more than express a different point of view than him. the prime minister has the look he was invited by congress is the right to come in and speak his mind and say what he thinks it can say, whatever they only want he is. after all, the president of the unit. i mean, i'm sorry, the prime minister of israel, now hon to the presidential race. don't know if you've noticed, but the coverage so far has been ridiculously trivial here in america instead of challenging the candidates with serious conversations about international affairs and geo politics and science and technology or human welfare. the emphasis so far has been on like a soap opera ish. he said she said kind of stuff, right. i'll give you some examples. the media on the left, cnn nbc, abc expect days talking about why jamie vance may be a racist because the drinks mountain do seriously. and that on the right, they spend an equal amount of coverage. debating whether come a lot. harris has to work because she uses paper straws come on folks. i mean,

here we are that in a situation where perhaps because of our actions are state departments, actions were on the brink of world war 3 and about 3 different places in the world . the south china sea, the middle east, and of course russia and, and what is our media talking about? what are they talking about? straws and mountain dues, the drink. and when it comes to objectivity, i want to show you something. what says dear liter moment over at cnn, and m. s. that'd be see 1st band joan, cnn. take it, victor. if you're a young person watching this, this is leadership, a business patriotism. this is what it means to put the country 1st and put the party 1st and put the costs 1st. when your arm gets tired to let somebody else finish pushing the game. that's what joe biden has done, and he's done that for all of us. and so i just want to say, i don't know who's going to be the be the non d p. i don't know anything about politics. i just know that i love this man. i care about this man. it was painful every day to sit up here and talk about him like

he's just said, you know, some, some problem for the party. wait till we get to the convention, you're going to see people crying, standing screaming, cheering. he may not get a chance to talk for 10 minutes. we finally get a chance to put an arm around this guy. this is a guy crying over joe biden. that's the same guy by the way, who calls trump supporters. i called trump supporters, a called he's crying on the air describing his adherence to cho applied, but at least he can say he's an ad listed. he doesn't have to be objective, at least they don't pay him to be objective. you obviously isn't yours, rachel, matto who fancies herself as an objective journalist with her version of the same thing. all over on nbc. what, what a man, what a patriot and what an act of self less devotion to your country. and he, he has been a phenomenal president. he brought us back from coven. and so he, you know, it gave us the best recovery from cobit, of any major nation on earth,

out of time when the world is economically been struggling in the wake of cove. it, the vital economy is literally the n v of the world. he ended the presidency of, of donald trump at one disastrous term. and he did, it won't be in the sense what to just ask you. i mean what, what the hell happened, the objectivity or credibility. i mean, she's going on and on what a man, what a phenomenal person, what a great president. i'm sure. the 700000 debt a rocky somewhere up and haven't or wondering what the hell she's talking about. or maybe the 180000 palestinians who died because in large measure him or maybe the ukrainians as lives are now in peril in large measure. because he, he's done everything possible to push this war through and through. oh my god. and now let's talk about the other side because my bought my job here is to analyze both sides of this situation. so i tried to do the best thing the best that i can,

the trump campaign these days seems to be making some serious mistakes as well. when it comes to messaging. this campaign, if you look at the polls is really there is dilutes right? they've been up by 7 points in the last couple of weeks. and here's what i see. harris is being managed very carefully. her handlers are now prepping every word that comes out of her mouth. every move that she makes is choreographed with the music and the steps and everything else. and to be fair, she, she's playing that part pretty well so far. i'm even kind of surprised top, on the other hand, is not disciplined. i know that's part of the stick. i get it then. you know, that's why some people like it. but what he's showing up at rallies and he's just letting it rip and well that works for his base. the people who love him love that he needs. now to start going beyond the base to the general, as they call it, you know, the general audience,

especially for moderate voters. he needs to lock those folks in. if he wants to whim, i mean not my place to give advice to anybody, but i'm just looking at this and saying what, what he needs to do is explain how he will make america great. again, it's not about attacking women being overly negative. we're saying really crazy things like he did last night with some of this christians get out and vote just this time. you won't have to do it anymore. 4 more years. you know what? it will be fixed, it will be fun. you won't have to vote at a more my beautiful christians. i love you, christians, i'm not interested. i love you get out. you gotta get out and vote in 4 years. you don't have to vote again. we'll have it fixed. so good. you're not going to have to of i think i know what he's saying. i think i think i want to be fair to him. i think what he's trying to say is you won't have the urgent need to vote because america will be a better place. and i think that's what he's trying to say. i also think he was

trying to say the. 3 he gives a question when he actually sounds like he said, i'm not a christian. the rest of it about calling them his christians. it was a strange moment. i don't think it helps them. manila, let me bring you in your thoughts. well, i'm glad rick, that you had a trunk translator app. perhaps i need to download that because i couldn't process the message that he was sending there. and i think that is exactly the problem right now that we're witnessing for the trump campaign. as you said, you not only had momentum going into the new year, 2024, but then surviving this assassination attempt. picking judy vance. b, he had the wind beneath his wings. the windows in his fails. it is his game to lose . and suddenly this messaging is completely convoluted in the 11th hour in the final stretch of this race. i mean, we're now about 3 months out from the election. and he really seems to have lost the messaging that he had a year prior. and as you mentioned,

going completely negative, having j, d vance, attacking women and so forth, that's gonna turn off a lot of voters somewhere in the middle. i'm not sure who was managing the messaging at this point, but it really needs get whittle down and tightened up in this final stretch. rick? yeah, it's early enough and who knows where this is going to go? but i think at this point it's, it really calls for a certain degree of discipline and adherence to messaging. and the message can be everything all the time. it needs to be one or 2 things, not just everything that comes out of your mind at any given point. and i think to your point, that's what they're not doing at this point. and i, i agree with you on the women thing. look, it's hard and creepy for me as a man to try and put myself in women's shoes. but when i talk to my wife and my daughter and others, what i hear from them is they're not comfortable with some of the language that they've been hearing recently. from republicans, right. and by the way, rick, women's shoes are not really that comfortable. they're kind of tighten,

they squeak and squeeze you off. but absolutely, i think they, they need to bring a female sarah gets out at this point and i'm not sure who that might be. and perhaps you and i have discussed this may be osha vance, is the one to put out on the campaign trail to kind of clean up her husband's image after such a nasty remarks he made about the so called crazy cat ladies. yeah. she's, she's impressive. yeah, going after people simply because they don't have children or maybe they have to have children. that's not a nice thing to do because you're absolutely right. but a lot, i'm going to let you go early because apparently we've got some breaking news coming at 11 on. yeah, thanks their partner. we appreciated. so let me, let me fill you in on what we're hearing right now. as i'm reading over here. as i look over, i see that israel has now apparently accepted responsibility, claim responsibility for an attack on a suburb of a baby root. this is obviously extremely significant. ever since we're covering the nothing yahoo visit to the united states. we've been mentioning that he will likely use the speech in front of congress and the support that he seems to be getting

from the american politicians to then escalate the war. and we've seen things in yemen. now we're seeing this particular story as expected. happening right now, i think we've got some video that's going to be coming in from 11 on we've got dr and a bill corey, who's going to be joining us. uh, we've got the former been a kind of kind of unofficial michael maloof who's very familiar with the 11 on both of those are going to be joining us in just a minute. stay right there. we're going to be right back. the, [000:00:00;00]

the, [000:00:00;00] the, all right, let me, uh, set the scene for you. the reports that uh, are now being confirmed by both the wire services were also looking here at the new york times, confirming that israel has indeed struck a suburb. been loving on the claim by as real as it's in the vicinity of has bowl

as sure a council, the groups apparently central decision making authority of that report. also not being confirmed by 11 on state run not news agencies, crowds of protesters of port onto the street. i think we've got some videos we can share at least some of the preliminary videos that are coming in right now. and we'll see the scene of the actual attack. there it is. uh, that is from one of the suburbs not far from or actually where the attack got to place. joining me now is dr. and bill corey. dr. cory is joining us from a root. he's a senior fellow at the air center in washington. also joining us is a former product on official uh, michael maloof is a senior policy analyst at the kind of gone. michael, by the way, has ties to be rude the as well and is very familiar with that area. a ducking

a bell since you are there in 11 on please set the scene for us to tell us what the situation is. what the latest is that you have heard on this uh, ongoing back and forth on this attack by israel. well, the strikes took place uh roughly an hour a little over an hour ago. uh theres scales in the streets, obviously wherever they hit the plays. so the information is finish coming in on casualties. but uh, what we know is that the seeking a uh, one of the leaders of huntsville uh, in the southern suburb of theater route. they hit an apartment building and collapse the building all 4 or 5 of uh, stories high. hm. so you can bet that there will be, uh, a lot of civilian casualties. right now. the ambulances uh, are,

are working and people are working to sift through the problem. uh, hes will, uh, has however, already confirmed that the person that did it today is, uh, saw, uh, was not in the building. so this is not get the man that they were after. well, it's amazing. it's amazing to think god the corey, that once again we're in a situation like we've seen so many times in gaza where civilians end up being targeted or die. and then we here the other side of this case is we'll say, well, it's because we heard that there was a terrorist in a tunnel somewhere. in the case of god's, of course it would be referring to how mos, in this case it would be referring to his ball. and then we find out there was no harm. also there was no his ball a that's troubling, isn't it? as well. uh, i mean uh that is uh that story is and guys of course, of course where they uh much of the gods as fit and some of them and

its been fighting them. but you have over 40000 civilian casualties so far. uh is it really doesn't seem to learn from history or doesn't want to learn. and that the so what they are referred to by the security operations don't. uh, and any wars for them, they continue to be at 4 in the region. and each year they lose more and more because now they are fighting a militias not sending armies outside of say well, why do you use it? well, let, let, let me stop you right there. and i'm going to talk to bring maloof into this conversation as well. what did you think of the argument that we've heard even from some american politicians, that what you just said is true, they keep doing this and it's not going to end the war. maybe it's because as many say benjamin netanyahu personally doesn't want this war to end the means, the war to continue. in fact, he wants to escalate the war. and that's what this process or this attack that

we're, that you're describing to us right now is really all about michael. i'll let you in on this. and then i want to hear with dr. corey has to say about that as well. for sure. well, thanks for having a yeah, i consider what now to get by coming to congress. he basically laid out the game plan and, and the congress cheered the name of the game plan, ultimately as the go to go get it wrong, but love it almost not mentioning that speech. however, we're hearing from the law and there's other crazy ministers, ben chavira, and has a small package that, that they want to go into 11 on. they want to go up to the electronic river up to a, i, and, and in southern lebanon. they want to also basically take back all of their uh, masonic, uh, uh, holdings that as

a claim you know, from biblical times and you know, it's a total disregard of people who live in those areas. yeah. hospital up responded as part of the resistance to to the attack of on the palestinian said and the killing. is that correct? points out to some 40000 people. now, innocent people who have died through this carpet bombing that israel does incessantly and the united states does nothing to stop it, but there was but, but the now now the united states is condoning what's happening in love with us. even though they say they don't want it to, to, to spread and, but, well, actually, what do you mean to be fair? i'm reading right now over my shoulder. and what i'm seeing is direct claims from the united states state department and others saying the us for bids and is telling israel to back off and not attack 11 on. meanwhile,

israel is saying they had to attack robin on because of the, his bullet attack on the goal on the mix. mix up next to the that's an issue. what do you mean? that's an issue. and because how will i normally will admit to up to an attack and also to their mistakes there now play me very, very vehemently. they had nothing to do with that attack on the goal of those are hair play or drew's well, it makes they are for every part of the resistance make sense of this doctor corey, for us, if you would as well. uh, there is a contradiction in the white administration's position on this. they claimed that they told as an alias, that b route was a red line enough to hit the road, and that they did not want a full scale war. at the same time, they told the benjamin netanyahu,

that if diplomatic solution doesn't work, and they do end up in a war where it says the law that the us would be right behind him supporting. which means the supplemental message is very clear to him. go ahead and do what you like . and with the support you, the thing about bill the also the lebanese foreign minister spoke only 2 hours ago, 3 hours ago, barely an hour before the strike. and he said that he was told, and i presume here by american sources because that's what he is close to, that there would be a limit. is there any dislike and dislikes took place in beirut? which means that the americans were already told in advance about it. so they, they are speaking on uh from both sides of their miles they,

they say that they are restraining visiting these. but in reality, they are not. this strike right in the heart of the root would surely cause not just anger in the seats, but testable will at some point of their own choosing. but it totally 8. and they'll probably tell the aid against the one of the cities that these are these uh, things are well protected. and this, that for that is dangerous. and i think the by the, the sedation has done a very poor job in trying to keep this war from spreading. yeah, i think the danger of it, the becoming an all out war is the, is quite serious. well, but politically, i can just tell you as an american, as a journalist who covers the politics in the united states, this is the absolute worst thing that can happen to the hair is bite and administration or the hair is campaign. because just as she's getting even with

trumps in terms of what the polls are saying, this situation escalates and it'll make her look like it's something that the bind administration is not able to handle once again from a geo political standpoint. but here's what i want to know from you, michael. how big a deal is this? you know, a lot of us all over the world and here in the united states, we keep seeing these tit for tat c skirmishes in the middle east. and we always wonder whether yeah, it's just another day, another situation in the middle east where someone has attacked somebody else. but it seems to me like this is bigger, like like this could be escal atory. you 1st, you were down to about 2 and a half minutes, but 1st you michael. then i want to have the same question from your course. michael, you go 1st? yeah, the, the, the area. yeah. and i used to have an apartment there, and i, in my post a d or d days in the area where that was here was, is not far from where my apartment was. it's new yet, but we've called

a lot of mosque and right in that area is the heart of hustle today. and you have people of the hierarchy of possible that the are there. and, but these are also people that have stores, they have, they have it, some of these are communities it's, it's densely, densely populated, have, and, and, and the apartment, and i've actually seen the pictures now of the apartment building that was taken out. it collapses, it collapsed uh some 5 or 6 floors, and it probably were people in those buildings not to mention that as building overlays into the street. i'm also told there's an all confirmed report that there was a 2nd target and that was at the bottom of the hospital, which isn't very far. and it from, from the, from back to air. right. let me, let me get back. let me get back michael, to my question real quick, because i want to give dr. corey joining us there from the seeing the last minute of our show on this. and it's the question of whether this will indeed be escal

atory or we'll be looking at this 3 weeks from now and saying, okay, was just another talk like so many before it course yes, uh, this is definitely the as skilled story, but hes by law is very disciplined. uh they are not interested in going into and all for uh at this time. and so they wouldn't take their time. i don't think they would respond right away. but at some point they would show these relays that they can hurt them as well. uh, hit think civilian targets and barrow, which is exactly what this was a shows that nothing you know, in the extreme right. and his government really don't care who they hurt. and in fact, the look for places where it hurts the population, thinking that the population would then turn against his blah,

blah. this is not happening in level of interest to people on very upset with this . and i think these values would fees the thing good at some point in the not too distant future gentleman, we have unfortunately run out of time. um michael maloof. great insight. obviously this is something that's very close to you, dr. to bill corey there in the, in, in the place where this attack taking place. my thanks to both of you for your wisdom and your insight on this story as we cover it again, we just learned about this just before we're getting ready to go on the air. that's our show. remember what we always like to say, always look out your own outside of your own box too. so don't live in boxes. i'm

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