michael mo, former senior security policy analyst, micheal, thank you. pleasure. i'm turning now to the middle east. the iraqi government has threatened to end the us led presence in the country after washington conducted another error strike on its territory on wednesday, killing. i could tell you it has the military commander. baghdad has condemned the attack as a violation of the country's sovereignty. the american forces has repeated irresponsibly all the actions that would undermine the established understandings and hinder the initiation of bilateral dialogue. by this act, the american forces jeopardize civil peace, violate your rocky sovereignty and disregard the safety and lives of our citizens. even more concerning is that the coalition consistently deviates from the reasons and objectives for its presence on our territory to us and our allies theme intend on bringing more k off and violating the sovereignty of many countries more than a rock. but with a rock we've seen the echoes of the us we're in the right of 2 decades ago, that is still bleeding into

the michael locus welcome mos says, is really air strikes have killed 2 more hostages. the group was holding in gaza. these witnessed militia says negotiations for free. the captives are being undermined by is really planned for ground or salt on rough or causes southern most city of sheltering more than a 1000000 displays palestinians. but israel says it's also a refuge for homos fighters. many countries classify him. mazda is a terrorist organization displaced, palestinians living in make shift tense. in rafa, along the border with egypt are already facing disease and starvation. now they're bracing for a new threat. unexpected is really ground assault. on the crump city, they fled to the everyday world on the run being displaced as tough because i have 2 daughters with disabilities. i can't carry them around. i don't have a call or a cart, there's no fuel. is there a more displacement? i'm not moving none of that, but her husband agrees after moving several times over the last 4 months, the family now live in a tent that leaks finding enough food and water is a daily

the standards that have been adopted by the mo, michael's order yanna is an independent expert on toxic waste in human rights for the un. she wrote a whole report on the i am a because lex registration is a form of business, registering a vessel means money into a treasury, and there is another problem. the international maritime organization has for many years been seen as a catering to the interests of the shipping industry. a major point of critique is the countries that make it easy to register for a flag has disproportionate influence over imo decisions. the organization, spokes person told us everyone has equal influence, since every member state only has one vote. but the issue transparency international accuse of the aisle of waiting votes differently. it says i am o decisions come into force once enough members for presenting a certain percentage of punish and the see you have agreed. so if you look at this convention, the country signing onto it need to represent 40 percent of the world's merchant shipping by gross tonnage. that means that the vote of a country with more ships

brendan buck and mo elleithee are still with us.ome, who don't know -- because i did not know until michael steele told me about us, and this is my job to know, on tuesday, there's a primary, democrats will host there -- as republicans, there's also a caucus. >> a hot mess -- michigan right now there is a big dispute between the chairman and women. they have a chairman in former ambassador hokstra in ms. -- in addition to the primary, because it was a dispute over the primary, that they would also do a caucus. okay. we will do a caucus. but then karamo -- >> it's on tuesday. mo elleithee, what do you make of the michigan primary. obviously, this is -- i know that my phone is going to light up when i say this, but there's not an active democratic primary really happening. i don't know if dean phillips is on the ballot in michigan. i do not believe he -- owe, he is on the ballot. he skipped that. he has his sights on michigan. joe biden is expected to win there. the big question on the table is, there is this campaign now for folks to

paula mo, i'm going to give you this. there's an appearance issue here and a prosecutor's job is to avoid an appearance of impropriety. i read the filing yesterday. don't be intimidated by 150 pages because most of them are attachments, and in the first 20 you can get exactly what she is saying. i was trying to play devil's advocate with professor cunningham in saying, why should we care? if in fact he is doing quality work -- i'm not here to argue that he is, but if he is doing quality work and they have a relationship that began after the commencement of the engagement, is it really our business? that's the rub of this. we'll see how it plays out. the amazing thing, i will take a second and say this, the amazing thing is what i said at the outset. it could be the stormy daniels' case, which i have long said is the weakest of the four trump prosecutions, that gets to trial before the election and maybe only that case. i think it is an open question as to whether it helps or hurts trump if he's on trial because you know t

brendan buck and mo elleithee are still with us., for folks at home, who don't know -- because i did not know until michael steele told me about us, and this is my job to know, on tuesday, there's a primary, democrats will host there -- as republicans, there's also a caucus. >> a hot mess -- michigan right now there is a big dispute between the chairman and women. they have a chairman in former ambassador hokstra in ms. -- in addition to the primary, because it was a dispute over the primary, that they would also do a caucus. okay. we will do a caucus. but then karamo -- >> it's on tuesday. mo elleithee, what do you make of the michigan primary. obviously, this is -- i know that my phone is going to light up when i say this, but there's not an active democratic primary really happening. i don't know if dean phillips is on the ballot in michigan. i do not believe he -- owe, he is on the ballot. he skipped that. he has his sights on michigan. joe biden is expected to win there. the big question on the table is, there is this campaign

and i've known michael whatley for 20 years. i think he's done a pretty good job at north carolina a gop that has struggled to do a good job and i've seen some of that up close. but when you've censured two of your own people, that is the most maga argument making haley and you're a moderate republican or an establishment like republican erin, we have to face the reality here that this is a very different party and the hope is that if president trump loses in november, the former president, some have argued that this perhaps may be the opportunity for the pendulum to swing back to the other side to regain control of the party. i'm not convinced of that though. >> you might arrive i'll, just say, i agree with you, shermichael, i think that this is the republican party. it is a maga party. >> what >> do you do from this point on it as a real big gamble to say if donald trump loses in november, this is going to be a contested race. and so are we willing? to risk our democracy at this moment if he becomes a nominee, which all sides