joining me now is democratic congress meant gerry connolly of virginia. he is a member of the foreign affairs committee and a senior member of the house oversight committee. congressman connolly, thank you very much for coming to the sunday show. let's start with the breaking news out of israel where achy ryle rival of benjamin netanyahu. benny gantz just resigned from the war cabinet. what could this mean for cease- fire negotiations? >> i hope it puts more pressure on benjamin netanyahu to agree to his own government's proposal for cease-fire agreement that president biden has been. i think the loss of benny gantz really a time where he desperately needs it but i do think it's going to put, and i hope it does, political pressure on benjamin netanyahu to end the fighting and the killing and come to an agreement so hostages can be released and civilians can try to restore their lives. >> hundreds of palestinians were killed in the raid that rescued the four israeli hostages yesterday. how might that impact these fire negotiations? >> i think the initial r

that is makes connolly for us and make a life and we can bring you up to speed. now with some other world news headlines before german 4 minister and elena bare bach has repeated her calls for a 2 state solution during this visit israel. any policy speech she focused on the war and worse and mandatory, and if i succeeded, honestly, i can prevent while right reiterating that she was a friend of israel bare box and the global anger over the girl was undermining, is releases, or in the resumed us secretary of state antony blinking called on israel to avoid further escalation in love and on during a meeting with you as well as the defense administer you after lunch is visiting washington to discuss efforts to reach a deal to free hostages in golf or visit kansas prime minister netanyahu chastise the us for allegedly delaying weapons deliveries to as well. but will some 400 police officers have left kenya to lead a multinational force. in haiti, the caribbean nation has long been played biking violence, but the situation escalated when armed groups set out to overthro

joining me now is democratic congressman jerry connolly of virginia, member of the house foreign affairs committee and senior member of the house oversight committee. as always, thank you very much for coming to the sunday show. let's start with breaking news out of israel for a key rival of israeli prime minister benjamin netanyahu, opposition leader benny gantz, just resigned from israel's war cabinet. what could this mean for cease- fire negotiations? >> i hope it puts more pressure on netanyahu to agree to his own government's proposal for a cease-fire agreement that president biden has been championing. i think the loss of gantz really fractures unity in israel at a time when it desperately needs it but i do think and hope it puts political pressure on netanyahu to end the fighting and the killing, and come to an agreement so hostages can be released and civilians can try to restore their lives. >> hundreds of palestinians were killed in the raid that rescued was four israeli hostages yesterday. , and that impact negotiations? >> the initial response in israel is celebration at the

of course they'll kill anyone, see over there photo, this is john connolly, the former governor of texas, he wanted to meet me in '89, after i wrote a book about political trends in the united states, about the likelihood of a third party candidate winning, who... something like rosa pero. conoley told me then, you wrote a good book, but you have no idea what 's really going on, and ordinary americans don't understand either, because if they... let's translate from clerical to understandable, everything is not so scary if there are instructions . let's return to the news review, new shelling in the kursk region, as reported by the acting governor alexey smirnov, the village of guevo was under fire. two local residents were shell-shocked, and last night drones attacked the village of an ancient settlement, killing five people. details from elizaveta boukreeva. today was a restless night in the kursk region; a residential building in the village was attacked by a ukrainian copter.

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a 44 year old david de pap, during questioning by prosecutor sean connolly, pelosi explained how on october 28th, 2022, about 2:30 a.m, he woke up to see a large man standing by his bed with a hammer and zip ties. he identified the pap as the intruder. pelosi testified the conversation went like this. the pap asked, where's nancy? pelosi responded, she's not here. to which the pap replied, i'm going to have to wait for her. when pelosi explained she's in washington, the pap said, well, i'm going to have to tie you up and wait for her. then to pap asked. she's second in line for the presidency, right? pelosi said yes and to pap said something along the line of then i got to take her out. hi, guys. how are you doing, pelosi? then walked through the attack, caught on police body camera video, which he said he's never seen, telling jurors how he managed to call 911 and how the attack unfolded after two officers arrived. pelosi suffered two major head wounds, including a skull fracture which required emergency surgery, telling jurors he vaguely recalls the pap starting to hit him. and that's the

reagan alec, former texas, john connolly, traveled to a number of middle eastern countries in the summer of 1980, worrying a encouraged the leaders to pass along a message to iran, as the new york times, don't release the hostages before the election. reagan will win and give you a better deal. again, it worked. reagan won. and in a final twist , the hostages were released just minutes after the new president, ronald reagan, was sworn in. all of this to say, for history, it is perfectly plausible that donald trump does have some kind of back channel to russia. but at the end of the day, whether trump is just making things up and trying to influence russia from afar, that is to keep christo bish hostage. whether he has a keep a deal. if donald trump really does have any power to get him released, isn't making that happen right now. then it is donald trump holding that american hostage. ah, these bills are crazy. she has no idea she's sitting on a goldmine. well she doesn't know that if she owns a life insurance policy of $100,000 or more she can sell all or part of it to coventry for cash

i mean, i think just quickly like i, i think connolly has said it best. i just, you know, on c-span record. well, i but but my were there. no, i mean, just to two things. one is i think i very much consider myself an urban historian and i think and sort of hear like resonances with other folks up here what they're sharing. you know, when when you think one of the ways in which i think neoliberalism is sort of invoked sometimes is as an and i think what i in baltimore and it sounds like we all see in chicago and other is people are not always acting according to ideology. you know, a lot of folks that are organizing in their community or are trying to, you know, make make the economy more inclusive or make schools more whatever is right. there's sort of a material aspect. there's a practical aspect. there's sort of doing the best with what they have and it doesn't always adhere to the sort of ideological component. and then i think the other piece of it is and i, you know, i see this prefaced with a lot of commentary neoliberalism that it is usually a top

i will speak with congressman jerry connolly about president biden's defense of democracy on the worldr advisor and spokesperson for president biden's campaign joins us to talk the importance of the economy and border security to voters ahead of the election. that is tomorrow at 6:00 p.m. eastern right here on msnbc. follow us and catch clips of the show on youtube. you can even listen to every episode of the show as a podcast for free. just scan the qr code on your screen to follow. but keep it right here. >>> good evening. donald trump's quest for vengeance hits a dangerous new low as allies eagerly join with sinister threats. also they have gone from never chompers to devout followers. can you

housing crisis the homeless crisis unemployment, california tops the wrong lists and gavin newsom and connollyaders in this state. >> and heading to you beverly you look at the headlines you saw immediately there is a damaging headline in the new york times 1 was less damaging but still pretty good stab at joe biden wondering if the media reconsiders tomorrow or stays on this path what you think. >> i think it matters with the biting campaign does what other democrat leaders do the tricky thing for joe biden's he's run on saving democracy so the democrats try to push amount are they circumventing votes democrats in the primary it's a tricky thing of whether or not democrats can actually get joe biden to step down republicans need to ask themselves this do they prefer donald trump against joe biden than any other candidate republicans might actually think donald trump is a better chance against joe biden especially after this primary there's a lot coming out of the debate it such a pivotal moment they think many in the media will follow the democrat line. >> it's interesting because lee carter

showcase skate boarding and biking for past many years i want to give a special thank you to shawn connolly half of the founders of sf skate club. a retired professional skate boarder and runs the youth program. shout out to the other half of the founders, [indiscernible] she recently passed away however colleagues with many supervisors up here i'm standing with now. she has been advocate for peace and advocate for looking out for the youth, so she is a big example for me. shout out to larry redman, a local pro skate boarder. felix whitington, rec and park, mobile rec department. shout out to van tino salazar. shout out to the entire staff at the sf skate club. shout out-i dont know his name but the one homey on the bike and drops off narcan all hour ozf the night. shout out to him. he is saving lives with a bike. shout out to k dub a representative in skate boarding and create opportunities for youth to feel safe and skate board. shout out to noah and danen from sf rec and park. johnny refnic and a lot more people i may have missed thank you for your attention and time and if you take anyt

connolly: to admit attorney general merrick garland is collateral damage for his failed effort to impeachthe president of the united states. there's no honor in this. and my colleagues are for t think honorable people. so this want to do, but it's former president trump has repeatedly threatened the house republican conference that they must impeach president bidenquote, or else, unquote. so here we are. finding the attorney general in contempt for providing full transcript but not an audio recording of an interview investigation that ended up f by the way the recording in questioncutive privilege. so the fight's not even with attorney general of the united states, it's with the white house. i take some solace in that many of my republican friends and colleagues are here doing the dirty work of one will and better judgment. i know down that they'd rather do the honorable thing and give up this miscarriage of justice today. i yield back. mr. nadler: i reserve.sptempore: the gentleman from new york reserves. the chair recognizes the gentleman from california. mr. mcclintock: i'm ready to cl

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[crosstalk] >> one of the attacks against trump is connolly he would not uphold the constitution. what is your response? >> it's a lot of projection. >> what about massive fraud? [crosstalk] >> tell me one time when trump called for the termination of the constitution. >> i am telling you about it. it is right here. >> vivek ramaswamy in the spin room in atlanta and our cameras are inside ahead of tonight's presidential debate which we will simulcast here on the seas and network. we are getting -- c-span network. we are getting your thoughts about what topics you want addressed. yvonne in mountain home, you are supporting president biden, is that right? what topics do you want addressed? >> i want decency back in america. i am tired of all the lies, i am tired of hearing people uplift donald trump as though he is a god. he is not. he is not a conservative, he is radical and he has co-opted christianity. i am a christian and i love my country, but i do not feel safe with other christians right now who believes that donald trump is the second coming of jesus christ. and i am an educ

my name is jean connolly. i live on inverness drive, which is at 27th and sloat, i've lived there for 30 years. i'm here on behalf of the irish cultural center, we have respectfully followed all the guidelines and adhered to every request. and we believe that there's no further reason for delay of the project, please move forward with the project. thank you. thank you for sharing your comments. so the next speaker, please. afternoon. my name is stephanie o'sullivan. i'm a long time member of the united irish cultural center. i have four children, and each of my kids participate in the music , the dance and the annual irish camp. we at the irish center have diligently adhered to the newly introduced language and followed the prescribed processes with the utmost respect and commitment. we believe that all necessary protocols have been met and there should be no further delays. we kindly request that the project be advanced without additional postponements. thank you for your understanding. thank you for sharing

my name is jean connolly. i live on inverness drive, which is at 27th and sloat, i've lived there for 30 years. i'm here on behalf of the irish cultural center, we have respectfully followed all the guidelines and adhered to every request. and we believe that there's no further reason for delay of the project, please move forward with the project. thank you. thank you for sharing your comments. so the next speaker, please. afternoon. my name is stephanie o'sullivan. i'm a long time member of the united irish cultural center. i have four children, and each of my kids participate in the music , the dance and the annual irish camp. we at the irish center have diligently adhered to the newly introduced language and followed the prescribed processes with the utmost respect and commitment. we believe that all necessary protocols have been met and there should be no further delays. we kindly request that the project be advanced without additional postponements. thank you for your understanding. thank you for sharing

intelligence committee, both of whom were described as legislative terrorists by congressman gerry connollyidn't just come as a surprise to us and the intelligence community. but also to the republican chair of the committee. congressman mike turner who didn't even get a heads-up from speaker johnson. punch bowl news reports that turner found out they were being added through the press. according to them several members of the committee republicans and democrats say they worry about the integrity of the panel in the wake of johnson's appointment of the pair. adding that the indignity of allowing turn tore find out about the decision from social media was salt in the wound. joining our conversation former assistant director for counterintelligence also the fbi, author of long haul, hunting the highway serial killers frank begluzzi and also the justice department msnbc legal analyst mary mccord. i start with you mary. let's put aside how unfit they are to handle state secrets and just deal with the risk that each of these men could be leveraged and could be compromised by their own exposure l

connolly: to admit attorney general merrick garland is collateral damage for his failed effort to impeachunited states. there's no honor in this. and my colleagues are, for the most part, i think honorable people. so this is not something they want to do, but it's demanded of them nonetheless. former president trump has repeatedly threatened the house republican conference that they must impeach president or else,. so here we are. finding the attorney general in contempt for providing a transcript, a full transcript, but not an audio recording of an interview from an investigation that ended up finding nothing. oh, and by the way, the recording in question is now subject to executive privilege. so the fight's not even with the attorney general of the united states, it's with the white house. i that many of my republican friends and colleagues are here doing the dirty work of one individual against their will and better judgment. i know deep down, very deep down, that they'd rather do the honorable thing and give up this miscarriage of justice today. i yield back. mr. nadler: i reserve. th

, and their lodger, well, connolly's back out on the streets of britain after being freed in july 2022rowding, adding there are fears that barker, two, could now walk free. the parole board has told this channel that the 47 year old has officially been referred to them , and is in the initial assessment stage. this means they will assess files on him, likely to include how he's progressed in prison, if at all. relationships with other inmates and his emotional well—being. there is, of course, no guarantee that it will be released after that assessment. but it does beg. the serious question doesn't it? should child killers, baby killers in this case ever be freed? let me know your thoughts. go to gb news. com forward slash your say. tweet me @gbnews. make sure you vote in our poll. but first going head to head on this, our ex president officer val vavrus and author and broadcaster jenny and author and broadcasterjenny barnett. thank you very, very much, both of you. val, i will start with you. you seem behind the curtains of britain's prisons. should monsters like this guy ever be allow

connolly: to admit attorney general merrick garland is collateral damage for his failed effort to impeache united states. there's no honor in this. and my colleagues are, for the most part, i think honorable people. so this is not something they want to do, but it's demanded of them nonetheless. former president trump has repeatedly threatened the house republican conference that they must impeach president quote, or else, unquote. so here we are. finding the attorney general in contempt for providing a transcript, a full transcript, but not an audio recording of an interview from an investigation that ended up finding nothing. oh, and by the way, the recording in question is now subject to executive privilege. so the fight's not even with the attorney general of the united states, it's with the white house. i take some solace in the fact that many of my republican friendsnd colleagues are here doing the dirty work of one individual against their will and better judgment. i know deep down, very deep down, that they'd rather do the honorable thing and give up this miscarriage of justice to

his body was found on the greek island of symi yesterday as jim connolly reports.hing that many years ago i swore i would never do — it's dangerous... his methods were often unconventional. and there's a good chance that i'm going to be sick, which is why i've got a bucket down there. the milk i'm going to keep... but he was the person we all came to trust when it came to health. so i'm left with a decent amount of food, including, i'm pleased to say, a bottle of red wine. sadly, the news many feared was confirmed yesterday. dr michael mosley died out walking on this rugged island in greece. and now we're getting more details about what happened. a beautiful place, but a combination of the terrain and the extreme heat seems to be to blame. his death all the more sad because he was just metres from safety. his body was found yesterday by teams searching the coastline. and now cctv has emerged showing his final steps. we're told it shows him making his way down a slope before disappearing behind a wall. the police believe he'd been dead for a number of days — his bod

connolly and some others mr. raskin put infice to electrify office.the post office has is 737,000 vehicles but it's the second-l the second largest owner of vehicles in the united states. we put $3 billion to h them convert to electric vehicles. i talked to the postmaster general dejoy. he's doing it as fast ase can resources that we gave them. we need to do this faster. when you it this is a wonderful opportunity for us to accelerate vehicles. think about the which the post office uses their vehicles. they charge them overnight and they deliver it during the day and they come back in charge overnight. those charging stations, if we had charging stations in every post office that were available to the public completely during the day because post office is there everywhere everywhere. it's an opportunity here but we have to deploy the charging stations.re close to everybody's homes. we have facilitiesould house hundreds of these charging stations. we can keep the postal fleet there overnight when nobody uses them and offer them to public perhaps durin

jim connolly reports. to be sick, which is why i�*ve got a bucket down there. the milk i�*m going to keep... but he was the person we all came to trust when it came to health. so i�*m left with a decent amount of food, including, i�*m pleased to say, a bottle of red wine. sadly, the news many feared was confirmed yesterday. dr michael mosley died out walking on this rugged island in greece. and now we�*re getting more details about what happened. a beautiful place, but a combination of the terrain and the extreme heat seems to be to blame. his death all the more sad because he was just metres from safety. his body was found yesterday by teams searching the coastline. and now cctv has emerged showing his final steps. we�*re told it shows him making his way down a slope before disappearing behind a wall. the police believe he�*d been dead for a number of days — his body only found by accident. it was seen by a greek tv crew when they got back to edit footage they�*d filmed close to the site where he died. tr

was hoping that at some point she would be able to give little patrick, as i was then patrick james connolly catholic home. but that never happened . i was then put never happened. i was then put up for adoption when i was two and a half, and i was adopted when i was three by a fantastic couple, betty and george, in swindon. and i had a brilliant upbringing. but as i got closer to 50 and i thought, i have to find a curiosity, why do i look like this? why do i behave like this? and also i thought, if she's still with us, the birth mother, she needs to know i'm okay. a remarkable adventure. it's almost like a thriller. finding her and all the twists and turns i'm glad i did. it's not like davina mccall happy endings, i'm afraid. but what's been extraordinary about this book? camilla, i have got so many letters. they are heartfelt from men, women, young people who were either given up by a mother or tried to find a mother or a father , and it's inspiring or a father, and it's inspiring other people to do the same. but it's also getting people. one lady said, i'm 82. i feel just so much better w

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and pretty soon she met a divorced father of two, named dennis connolly. >> i think they truly, immediatelyad a chemistry. i think they were in love. he was a successful businessman, he was handsome, he took her everywhere, and that is what she was looking for. >> just two months later, dennis presented diane with the bubble of a lifetime, a $20,000 engagement ring. >> he loved her, he put her on a pedestal and treated her like a queen. >> she likes his daughter, she cared very much for his daughters. and that was a strong point. >> they make plans, as lovers do. dennis had moved from austin to houston. the idea was diane could sell her big house and move down there too. it was a downmarket then, but as diane told her friends, there was one potential buyer. now diane was dead. and there were all of those questions. not a robbery, and yet, as the detectives soon discovered, something was missing that $20,000 engagement ring nowhere to be found. so, police wondered, where was fiance, dennis, during the violent storm? and did he know something? >>> coming up. the storm outside and in. >> they

chris connolly is here with his exceptional career. good morning.d morning. you'd know that face anywhere. you and generations of moviegoers who saw actor donald sutherland use that face and voice to entertain, terrify, delude, inform and enthrall audiences for more than half a century. >> why? the how and who is just scenery for the public. >> reporter: a canadian actor whose work on screen spanned more than 60 years. >> these things are faster than any other tanks forward or backwards. >> reporter: donald sutherland could bring wit, surprising passion to the roles he played in the movies and on tv. >> happy hunger games! may the odds be ever in your favor! >> reporter: while contemporary audiences who have come to know his on screen authority has president snow in the "hunger games" films. >> i just wanted to be a part of it. i wanted to end my life being part of something that i thought would make revolutionize young people. oh my dear miss everdeen, i thought we'd agreed never to lie to each other. >> reporter: that distinctive look and voice of

connolly: to admit attorney general merrick garland is collateral damage for his failed effort to impeach the pre there's no honor in this. and my colleagues2re for the most part, i think honorable people. so this is not something they want to do,heless. former president trump has repeatedly threatened the house republican conference that they must impeach president biden quote, or else, unquote. so here we are. finding the attorney general in contempt for providing a transcript a full transcript but not an audio recording of an interview from an investigation that ended up finding nothing. oh and by the way the recording in question is now subject to executive privilege. so the fight's not even with the attorney general of the united states, it's with the white house. i take some solace the fact that many of my republican friends and colleagues are here doing the dirty work of one individual against their will and better judgment. i know deep down, very deep down that they'd rather do the honorable thing and give up this miscarriage of justice today. i yield back. mr. nadler: i reserve.

secretary connolly and schwartz as well and my timing timing is central command and the fact that themanders i had were both overseas in and avianna airbase in italy. i had to engage with their partners and spend time at the embassy and it raised my awareness that it's more than just the military. i've had several opportunities. >> last question is about young people. we have a group called next and you had 300 go through the glass and 50 today who are part of this class. i happen to notice that volunteerism is going down with young people. the military, the peace corps, foreign service and we are very proud of our investments in that. would you say to young people about why services such a valuable part of their career trajectory and whether it's military or any other choice that they mention. >> one thing i would say these are probably get a lot more than what you put in and what you get out and the fact that your book to serve in theei opportunity presents not in all to save for my own career i mention i was only going to be in for four years what i read my own biography and i pinc

and i can only compare him to billy connolly in terms of sheer longevity. yeah. generation was kept discovering him. >> and i mean , i'm just going to >> and i mean, i'm just going to so badly butcher all the jokes from that from that show at oxford. but he said, i got a call from my agent, which was a surprise. i thought he was dead. and then he said, they said the gig is at the oxford union, which i thought was a pub. >> yeah, that's right. and i and just the delivery and the timing. >> and did it take you a while to get the voice and the mannerisms? >> so yes is the answer to that. and i think as an actor what you try and avoid was someone like frankie howerd. yeah, there's so many pitfalls. it can't be an impression. so having watched sort of mike yarwood and writing down all the details and gone, right, don't do that. just stick with truth . and actually meeting with truth. and actually meeting him really helped. and he was a very serious , quite, quite sort very serious, quite, quite sort of melancholy man. and i think tried to capture that in the play trie

connolly and some others mr.ut in $3 billion for a post office to electrify the post office. the post office has is 737,000=y vehicles but it's the second-largest after the department of defense the second largest owner of vehicles in the united states. we $3 billion to help them convert to electric vehicles. i talked to the postmaster general dejoy. he's doing it as fasas can they are dealing with the resources that we gave them. we need to do this faster. when you think about it this is a wonderful opportunity for us to accelerate an amplified the use of electric vehicles. think about the pattern in which the post office uses their vehicles. they charge them overnight and they deliver it during the day and they come back in charge overnight. those charging stations, if we had charging stations in every post office that were available to the public completely during the day because post office is there everywhere, everywhere. it's an opportunity here but we have to deploy the chargingions. they are close to ever

i was baptised patrick james connolly, single mother, father's name unknown. >> it's fascinating, isn'tsure, and i did read the inserts in the daily mail, which i thought were i mean, it just left you wanting more immediately, but then you are an incredible writer , are an incredible writer, andrew, what was the very first thing that you did? and then what was the journey to actually meeting it, to meeting your mother? what can you tell us? >> so , when i got the file, i >> so, when i got the file, i got my great friend jane moore, who's on loose women and writes a column. and son she'd found done this before . she found. she done this before. she found. she found margaret, and she found margaret. it was a very difficult to find her because she'd made it very difficult. there were no middle names, no dates of birth, no addresses . dates of birth, no addresses. all the addresses that she'd given when i was in the orphanage were nursing accommodation because she was a nurse. but anyway, we found her. and then you have this extraordinary moment. you think, oh, my god, i found this woman. i

reform uk stephen connolly, green, stuart josh howie, labour. alex harrison, conservative.come, we'll be taking a look to britain's newsroom what promises to be a very busy show. but that's next. this gb news. >> now, britain's newsroom is coming up at 930. andrew pierce and bev turner are here to tell us all about it. morning, you two. >> morning. well, division in the labour party over this. private schools vat policy, isn't it? they're going to start tearing a strip out of each other. >> well, credit to camilla tominey. yesterday because she got. and what's her name? emily thornberry, the shadow attorney general. to admit that there will be bigger class sizes as a result of 40 odd thousand kids being taken out of private schools, slapped down today by bridget phillipson, the shadow education secretary, said she's wrong. i don't think she is wrong. i don't think she is wrong. i don't think she is wrong. i think she's let the cat out the bag. if you're closed out the bag. if you're closed out with 40,000, we think kids and that's just a conservative estimate. it's a conser