andrea mitchell picks up with more news right now. >>> right now on "andrea mitchell reports," vladimir putin making his first trip to north korea in 24 years as russia depends on north korea's surplus weapons to fight its war in ukraine. >> this is what's keeping the war going. the fastest way to end the war is for putin to be disabused of the notion he can outlast ukraine and all of ukraine's supporters. >>> also,s rebid president bide unveiling a new immigration policy. >>> it's a big primary day for two republican incumbents facing different challenges in oklahoma and virginia. >>> a heat wave, as dangerous temperatures head towards triple digits from iowa to maine. ♪♪ >>> good day, everyone. i'm andrea mitchell in washington. secretary of state blinken just wrapping up a pressing and wide ranging event with nato secretary-general stoltenberg citing nearly a dozen bilateral security deals between ukraine and nato allies as evidence our collective defense is the best way to combat vladimir putin's aggression. >> this is proof -- clear proof that all of our countries are with ukraine

andrea mitchell picks up our coverage right now. >>> right now on "andrea mitchell reports," ready for a rematch. presidents biden and former president trump, cramming in their own ways, focusing on the tactics and their opponent's triggering ahead of the first presidential debate now just two days away. >>> israel's defense minister at the pentagon today after criticizing prime minister netanyahu. >>> the man behind one of the most damning leaks of u.s. classified documents in history, setting julian assange on a path to life as a free man. >>> good day, i'm andrea mitchell in washington. biden campaign insiders telling nbc news the president is preparing to face off with two different versions of donald trump on the debate stage thursday. as they describe him, the combative and sometimes unhinged trump, who uses extreme rhetoric at his rallies or the more disciplined donald trump who biden advisors say the president is still going to attempt to trigger by getting under his skin. that's their game plan. "the new york times" is reporting a movie theater and airplane hangar have been tr

i'm andrea mitchell in washington.ay, the world remembers the brave sacrifice and valor of the veterans of d-day 80 years ago as war rages in europe. eight decades ago, american troops stormed the beaches of normandy side by side with our british and canadian allies in a show of strength and determination against the nazis. 2,400 americans died that first day. the allied toll throughout the battle reaching 73,000. more than 150,000 were left wounded. 200 surviving veterans made the pilgrimage today, with their shrinking each day, our nation is losing a vital connection to the greatest generation. standing among the graves on the battlefield above the wind-swept beaches this morning, president biden and the first lady at the cemetery honoring the fallen. surrounded by world leaders, the president acknowledged the commitment to mutual defense that grew out of world war ii is being tested in ukraine. >> here on the coast of normandy, the battle between freedom and tyranny would be joined here on that june morning. isolati

andrea mitchell picks up with more news right now. >>> right now on "andrea mitchell reports," the first lady in court for a third day showing support for her son hunter biden as his ex-wife is taking the stand to testify about his fall into drug addiction and the strain on their family. this as president biden arrived in paris today to prepare for tomorrow's 80th anniversary of d-day, where the president will give a major speech promoting democracy in the historic military operation that saved the world from fascism. >>> a shooting at the u.s. embassy in beirut, injuring a guard at the gate. white house continues to press hamas and israel to accept the latest cease-fire proposal despite political opposition in israel's cabinet. >> there's a lot of talk and chatter. the israeli government confirmed as recently as today that that proposal is still on the table and now it's up to hamas to accept it. >>> as the supreme court will rule on whether president trump is immune from prosecution, the democratic senator leading demands for justice alito's recusal joins us as well as for ethics refor

"andrea mitchell reports" starts right now. >>> right now on "andrea mitchell reports," the pressure is building on president biden as he heads to the g7 summit a day after his son's criminal conviction. andrea is traveling with the secretary of state as he presses leaders in the middle east to secure a cease-fire in gaza. ukraine implores the world to keep aid flowing to hold back russian forces. after a guilty verdict, what is next for hunter biden who is facing another federal trial in just a few months? today, inflation eases its grip on the economy. prices, of course, remain high as the federal reserve considers what to do with key interest rates. ♪♪ >>> good day to you. i'm peter alexander in for andrea mitchell. president biden is a few hours away from landing in italy for a g7 summit with some of america's biggest allies. ukraine presses the west for more aid and pressure mounts on israel and hamas to end the war in gaza. the secretary of state delivering the first comments on the response by hamas to the latest cease-fire proposal saying in qatar, it's time for the haggling

"andrea mitchell reports" starts right now. >>> right now on "andrea mitchell reports," abortion takes center stage at the supreme court with the justices punting the debate over the popular drug mifepristone back down the legal ladder, keeping it on the market for the foreseeable future. >>> also, the president of the united states huddling with world leaders at the g7 summit in italy ahead of a highly anticipated news conference with ukraine's president zelenskyy. >>> the former president returns to the capitol right near the scene of the most controversial moment of his time in office on january 6th, shoring up support among republican lawmakers and business leaders with hopes of returning to the white house. ♪♪ >>> a very good day to all of you. i'm alex witt in for andrea mitchell. a major ruling from the supreme court today. it's unanimous. the widely used abortion pill mifepristone can stay on the market. the supreme court rejected a challenge to the drug brought by anti-abortion doctors who question the food and drug administration's authority to ease access to the pill saying

. >>> andrea mitchell picks up our coverage next. >>> right now on "andrea mitchell reports," president biden signing an executive action to seal the southern border. he criticized the trump administration for a similar crackdown. he slams his predecessor as a convicted felon. >>> opening statements at the president's son hunter. >>> merrick garland fights back as house republicans question him. >> did you have a family member profit off of the notoriety of any case you sat on? yes or no? >> you are asking me to comment on a case -- >> it se seems you are connecti the dots. >>> israel ramping up strikes in gaza as president biden is asked if prime minister netanyahu is prolonging the war for his own political self-preservation. mr. biden's blunt response coming up. >>> plus, the families of american israeli hostages meeting with the national security advisor today. they will join me here to talk about their hopes for a cease-fire so their loved ones can finally come home. ♪♪ >>> good day, everyone. i'm andrea mitchell in washington. today, president biden is taking on one of his biggest

i'm andrea mitchell in washington. war of words between the white house and israel's prime minister's office is heating up. benjamin netanyahu fired the first round, accusing the u.s. of withholding weapons from israel. speaking in english for maximum impact in the u.s. >> it's inconceivable that in the past few months the administration has been withholding weapons and ammunition to israel. israel, america's closest ally, fighting for its life. churchill told the united states, give us the tools, we'll do the job. i say, give us the tools, and we'll finish the job a lot faster. >> the white house reacted sharply yesterday, since nothing -- saying that nothing has been withheld except one shipment of 2,000-pound bombs that the u.s. suspects could have been used inappropriately against civilians. >> we don't know what he is talking about. we just don't. >> the former ambassador to the u.s. is in washington on a 24-hour visit. he will meet with antony blinken as well as jake sullivan. netanyahu is facing incoming from hi

andrea mitchell reports picks up with more news right now. >>> right now on andrea mitchell reports, the hunter biden gun trial is coming to an end with closing arguments just moments away. and jury deliberations right after that. we'll have a live report from wilmington in moments. >>> also former president donald trump sits for a virtual probation hearing following his felony conviction in new york. just a day after telling a rally that he supports violent criminal offenders from january 6. >> there has never been people treated more horrifically than j-6 hostages. >> those j-6 warriors, they were warriors but they were more than anything else, they're victims of what happened. >>> and a return of four israeli hostages held for eight months by hamas. a key ally in netanyahu's war cabinet resigns. what benny gantz said about the primary's execution of war as the u.s. considers unilateral talks with hamas to bring american hostages home. something andrea asked secretary blinken about today. >> my top priority always is to bring americans home, the most effective way to do that, to ac

andrea mitchell picks up with more news right now. >>> right now on "andrea mitchell reports," a big ruling from the supreme court. an overwhelming 8-1 majority led by chief justice roberts upholding a ban on people under domestic violence restraining orders from having firearms. a big win for the biden administration. the sole dissenter, clarence thomas. in a 32-page opinion objecting to what he considers a lack of due process. still not delivered by the high court, with only a week or so left in this year's long-awaited decision on whether former president trump is immune from prosecution. and whether emergency medical care can disapprove abortions if necessary. >>> also, the judge in the mar-a-lago classiied documents case raising more questions as she permits outside interest groups to argue long-decided issues. has still not set a trial date a full year after she first got the case. >>> a stunning "new york times" report that fellow judges had advised her to recuse herself because of her inexperience. have her questionable procedures accomplished making sure this doesn't get bef

andrea mitchell picks up our coverage right now. >>> right now on "andrea mitchell reports," biden and trump are in the final phase of debate prep, but taking opposite approaches to what could be a game changer. team trump is drilling down on the former president's completely false claim that joe biden will somehow be jacked up on drugs or even according to a republican house member, a sugar high from mountain dew to make it through the 90-minute faceoff. the biden team is focusing on attack lines. we have both strategies covered with chuck todd reporting on what each side stands to lose. >>> evan gershkovich going on what's expected to be a show trial today. the state department and his legal team both say the charges are completely fabricated. i will speak to the ceo of do you -- dow jones on the efforts to bring their reporter home. ♪♪ >>> good day, everyone. i'm andrea mitchell in washington on the eve of a presidential debate like no other in modern memory. all signs indicate, donald trump could try to upend the event before it starts. four sources familiar with the situation are

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andrea mitchell picks up our coverage right now. >>> right now on "andrea mitchell reports" family matters, the first lady shows up in court as the jury selection begins for hunter biden's trial, a trial that the prosecution says will include testimony from his late wife and laid brother's widow. the white house is pushing back on bibi netanyahu's -- saying that he did make the proposal. former president trump railing against his conviction and raising a ton of money and supporters since his verdict. next up, his meeting with propace officer and sentencing next month, just days before the republican convention. >> i'm okay with it. i think at a certain point there's a breaking point. ♪♪ >>> good day, everyone. jury selection has begun in wilmington, delaware, for the first criminal trial of a sitting president's son. first lady jill bide is not in the courtroom along with hunter's wife, his sister ashley and her husband, the president's son is charged with three counts of allegedly making false statements that he was not using illegal drugs when he filled out a federal form. hunter pleaded

andrea mitchell picks up coverage right now. >>> right now on "andrea mitchell reports," a landmark deal between russia and north korea. what that could mean for vladimir putin's illegal war in ukraine. kim jong-un's illegal nuclear program. the threat they pose to the rest of the world. >>> donald trump doing damage control in wisconsin, insisting he loves milwaukee and never actually called it a horrible city. are voters going to boy that? >>> israel claiming it's punishing offensive in rafah is coming to an end. that doesn't mean an end to the war in gaza. no progress on negotiations to release the remaining hostages. the american parents of one of the young men kidnapped on october 7th will join me today. ♪♪ >>> good day, everyone. happy juneteenth. we start with that historic partnership between russia and north korea, a bold show of anti-western defiance that's rattling the u.s. and its allies worldwide. this was the scene earlier today. russian president vladimir putin giving the red carpet treatment during his first trip to north korea in more than two decades. he was greeted by

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here's andrea mitchell. >> reporter: the russian offensive is in full force in kharkiv.es. 15-year-old plombir and 14-year-old miranda. the battle was closing in. whale food, fresh squid, herring, and mackerel increasingly scarce. caregivers knew they had to get them out of the war zone. were you afraid that you and the whales would come under attack? >> certainly, the risk of rockets and things were -- it was on our mind, for sure. >> reporter: the challenge, how do you move two 1,500-pound whales in 20,000-pound tanks almost 3,000 miles to their new home in spain? very carefully. the ukrainians with experts from the georgia aquarium, sea world, and oceanographic de valencia, came up with a plane from ukraine to spain with caregivers calming them down along the way. are they friends? are they even a couple? can i be so bold as to ask? >> it's an adult male and an adult female. they seem very bonded, very close. >> reporter: how do you feel now that ask? >> i mean it's an adult male and an you've accomplished this? >> taking these animals out of the war is probably one o

here's andrea mitchell. >> reporter: the russian offensive is in full force in kharkiv.es. 15-year-old, and a 14-year-old miranda. the battle was closing in. whale food, fresh squid, herring and mackerel increasingly scarce. caregivers knew they had to get them out of the war zone. were you afraid that you and the whales would come under uh-uh tack? >> certainly the risk of rockets and things were -- it was on our mind, you know, for sure. >> reporter: the challenge, how do you move two 1,500-pound whales in 20,000-pound tanks almost 3,000 miles to their new home in spain? very carefully. the ukrainians with experts from the georgia aquarium, sea world, and oceanographic came up with a plan. from ukraine to spain with caregivers calming them down along the way. are they friends? are they even a couple? can i be so bold as to ask? >> i mean it's an adult male and an adult female. they seem very bonded, very close. >> reporter: how do you feel now that you've accomplished this? >> taking these animals out of the war is probably one of the life experiences that i could tell

here's andrea mitchell. >> reporter: tonight, the dramatic moment when three of the four hostages were rescued. you can hear gunfire as israeli officers approach a family home in the middle of a refugee camp. finding the hostages held by hamas inside a back room. the officers asking for their names as the hostages answer back. >> andrey! andrey! >> reporter: andrey, he says. the daring daytime mission later resulting in a firefight, the idf says, as hamas opened fire on the hostages and rescuers as they escaped. the high death toll of palestinians potentially complicating delicate cease-fire negotiations with hamas. secretary of state tony blinken in israel tonight demanding hamas agree to a deal. >> israel has accepted the proposal. the only part that it's not accepted, the only party that's not said yes is hamas. that's who everyone's waiting on. >> reporter: all four hostages were taken in the october 7 hamas terror attacks at the nova music festival. noa argamani, 26 years old, who became the face of the hostage horror, seen on the back of a motorbike being kidnapped into israel. h

here's andrea mitchell. >> reporter: tonight, the dramatic moment when three of the four hostages were rescued. you can hear gunfire as israeli officers approach a family home in the middle of a refugee camp. finding the hostages held by hamas inside a back room. the officers asking for their names as the hostages answer back. >> andrey! andrey! >> reporter: andrey, he says. the daring daytime mission later resulting in a firefight, the idf says, as hamas opened fire on the hostages and rescuers as they escaped. the high death toll of palestinians potentially complicating delicate cease-fire negotiations with hamas. secretary of state tony blinken in israel tonight demanding hamas agree to a deal. >> israel has accepted the proposal. the only part that has not accepted, the only party that's not said yes is hamas. that's who everyone's waiting on. >> reporter: all four hostages were taken in the october 7 hamas terror attacks at the nova music festival. noa argamani, 26 years old, who became the face of the hostage horror, seen on the back of a motorbike being kidnapped into israel. he

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what he just told our andrea mitchell about the cease-fire proposal. we'll head to jerusalem after this. you're watching "chris jansing reports" only on msnbc. ports" oc >>> right now secretary of state antony blinken is meeting with israeli leaders in tel aviv arguably in an even more difficult position than just yesterday because of that major shakeup in the israeli government. benny gantz, a moderate voice and one of three voting members of the war cabinet has resigned, accuse prime minister netanyahu of standing in the way of real victory and calling for new elections this fall. it leaves the biden with a more far right government coalition to work with and begs the question how will this impact the gaza cease-fire deal president biden outlined last month. our andrea mitchell asked secretary blinken about that earlier today in cairo. >> let me be clear. israeli has accepted the proposal. in fact, they were critical in putting it forward. ha is what is the official position of the israeli government and the prime minister. so the only party that has

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andrea mitchell has the story. >> reporter: desperately ill children rescued from gaza. most doctors say with treatable cancers but unable to get chemotherapy and drug transfusions because of the war. our crew was there as they boarded a bus and ambulances. children like this 11-year-old, know no longer able to lift a bottle of water, his mother says he's losing weight, needs a blood transfusion and is scared and in pain. unable to walk, he's carried to an ambulance. >> and 6-year-old juri, treated for brain cancer in a hospital in gaza until it was bombed. losing strength because of lack of medicine and food. >> even for a few days or hours could result in death in many of these children. >> reporter: since november, nbc news has been tracking this mission exclusively, as the white house, working secretly with egypt, israel, palestinian doctors and doctors from st. jude in memphis helped save 140 children from gaza. but that came to a halt when israel launched its offensive in rafah on may 6, closing the only crossing to egypt. since then, getting cleared by the warring

andrea mitchell spoke to secretary of state blinken on the last leg of his latest mideast tour. >> reporter: eight months into the war, hostage families demanding the return of their loved ones. out front of the secretary of state's hotel in tel aviv. america's top diplomat telling them. >> beerwe're working every minuo bring everyone home. >> reporter: i spoke exclusively with several families, including the mother of one who's been told her son was killed, but she says she won't believe it until hamas returns his body. >> we didn't have a burial. we don't have a grave. we did not see the shiva. >> reporter: it comes after the dramatic rescue mission, four israeli hostages being released. this woman was later released, but she's scared that the military operation may make it harder for the other hostages still held by hamas. >> they're going to be nervous. and take it all out on the hostages. >> reporter: hamas responded to the israeli cease-fire offer. the white house says it's still evaluating what they said. secretary blinken has demanded the leader of hamas accept the deal. >> are they

here is andrea mitchell. >> reporter: tonight 20 desperately ill children rescued from gaza, most doctors say with treatable cancers, but unable to get chemotherapy and blood transfusions because of the war. our crew was there as they boarded a bus and ambulances today. children like 11-year-old seraj, no longer able to lift a bottle of water, diagnosed two months ago with acute lymphoblastic leukemia. his mother says he is losing weight, needs a blood transfusion, is scared and in pain. unable to walk, he is carried to an ambulance. and 6-year-old jory, treated for brain cancer at a children's hospital in gaza until it was bombed. her mom says losing strength for the lack of medicine and food. >> any interruption of care, even for a few days or a matter of weeks or even hours would result in death in many of the children. >> reporter: since november, nbc news has been tracking this mission exclusively as the white house working secretly with egypt, israel, palestinian doctors, and doctors from st. jude in memphis helped save 140 children from gaza. but that came to a halt when israel lau

andrea mitchell is following this. it's going on in secret. >> reporter: he was moved a thousand miles from moscow on false charges for spying for the cia. he appeared thin and head shaved by his captors. he could be convicted to 20 years in prison and defendants in russia are rarely acquitted. u.s. plans to trade him and another american paul whelan already jailed for five years fell through. donald trump claiming he could cut a deal with russia if elected, but there is no evidence he could get putin to release evan. americans saying everyone should want wrongfully detained americans released now, not in november. >>> in 60 seconds, will there be charges in the death of matthew perry? >>> and my interview with sam altman. his company driving the future of ai. where he sees it going right after this. things changed for me. breztri gave me better breathing, symptom improvement, and reduced flare-ups. breztri won't replace a rescue inhaler for sudden breathing problems. it is not for asthma. tell your doctor if you have

our andrea mitchell spoke to secretary of state blinken in tel aviv. >> my number one priority as secretary of state, is to ensure the well-being of americans who are in harm's way anywhere in the world. >> reporter: that's your top priority, wouldn't indirect talks for the americans lead to bringing those americans home possibly? >> the most effective way to do that, to achieve that, to actually get them home is through the proposal that's on the table. >> neither israel nor hamas have responded formally to the proposal. >>> a california socialite has been sentenced to 15 years to life for killing two children in a hit-and-run. rebecca grossman, seen here, was speeding when she struck two brothers, an 8-year-old and 11-year-old in the los angeles area in the fall of 2020. at the time, the wealthy 60-year-old was chasing the car of her boyfriend, former dodgers pitcher scott eriksson, who was not charged. grossman wrote, as god as my witness, i did not see anyone or anything in the road, adding that she would have then driven my car into a tree. >>> we are learning more about a disturbing v

andrea mitchell is following this. the trial is going on in secret, andrea. >> reporter: lester, evan gershkovich was moved a thousand miles from moscow for this trial on these false charges of spying for the cia. he appeared thin, his eared t head shaven by hiscaptors, nodding to the cameras. if convicted, he could be sentenced to 20 years in prison, and defendants in russia are rarely acquitted. u.s. plans to trade him and another american, paul whelan, already jailed for five years fell through. donald trump claiming he could cut a deal with russia if he's elected, but there is no evidence that he could get putin to release evan. the usa saying everyone should want wrongfully detained americans released now, not in november. lester. >> andrea, thank you. >>> in 60 seconds, will there be charges in the death of matthew perry? >>> and the future of artificial intelligence. my interview with sam altman. his company is driving the future of a.i. where he sees it going right after this. his company driving the future of

andrea mitchell is in aman, jordan tonight. >> reporter: today, eight months into the war, hostage familiesanding the return of their loved ones out front of the secretary of state's hotel in tel aviv. america's top diplomat telling them -- >> i'm working every minute to bring everyone home. >> reporter: he met privately with the families of the american hostages. i spoke exclusively with several, including the mother of itay chen, who has been told her son was killed, but says she won't believe it until hamas returns his body. >> we didn't have a burial. we didn't bury him. we don't have a grave. well did not say the shiva. for me, itay is still alive. >> reporter: it came after that dramatic rescue mission, israeli forces freeing four hostages, three of them held by hamas in this home. aviva siegel who herself was kidnapped on october 7th with her husband keith. she was later released, but she is scared that that military operation may make it harder for keith than the other hostages still being held by hamas. >> they're going have him. they're going to be nervous and take it all out on t

in addition, you have this recently, i should say with andrea mitchell is the grand inquisitor the torque ramada. we're not exactly as if somebody known to be hostile towards the by an administrator. basically, just disassembled, blinking, who sounds in this timorous side style of prevarication? i've heard hostage videos that come across more certain if you're a diplomacy is based on an upcoming election. if what your doing and what you're telling the american people is dissatisfied. voter blacks and demographics versus actually trying to solve the situation. we're doomed. one final thing here in the 1st of all is we always thought the, the issues that absolutely activate the news as of this particular issue. or quote either pro, how much pro palestinian or anti semitic rabble rousers in subways. or people who have face homes or the activities of groups of people showing violence representing this collective drug by means of this pro palestinian anti semitic pro terrorist bunch of hooligans and, and uh, and we'll pull drones and, and that, that, that's what we're say. that's what we're ta

andrea mitchell is in amman, jordan, tonight. >> reporter: today, eight months into the war, hostageilies demanding the return of their loved ones out front of the secretary of state's hotel in tel aviv. america's top diplomat telling them -- >> i'm working every minute to bring everyone home. >> reporter: he met privately with the families of the american hostages. i spoke exclusively with several, including the mother of itay chen, who has been told her son was killed, but says she won't believe it until hamas returns his body. >> we didn't have a burial. we didn't bury him. we don't have a grave. well did not say the shiva. for me, itay is still alive. >> reporter: it comes after that dramatic rescue mission, israeli forces freeing four hostages, three of them held by hamas in this home. aviva siegel who herself was kidnapped on october 7th with her husband keith. she was later released, but she is scared that that military operation may make it harder for keith and the other hostages still being held by hamas. >> they're going have him. they're going to be nervous and take it all

in addition, you have this recently, i should say with andrea mitchell is the grand inquisitor. the torque ramada we're not exactly is, is somebody known to be hostile towards the, by an image pressure, basically just disassembled blanking, who sounds in this timorous sort of style of prevarication. i've heard hostage videos that come across more certain. if your diplomacy is based on an upcoming election, if what your doing and what you're telling the american people is to satisfy voter blacks and demographics versus actually trying to solve the situation we're doomed . one final thing here in the 1st of all is, well we saw the, the issues that absolutely activate the news as of this particular issue. or quote, either pro, how much pro palestinian or anti semitic rabble rousers in subways. or people who did face homes or the activities of groups of people showing violence representing this collective drug by means of this pro palestinian anti semitic pro terrorist bunch of hooligans and, and uh, and we'll pull drones and, and that, that, that's what we're say. that's what we're

in addition, you have this recently, i should say with andrea mitchell is the grand inquisitor the torque ramada. we're not exactly as if somebody known to be hostile towards it by an administrator. basically, this disassembled blanking. who sounds in this timorous sort of style of prevarication. i've heard hostage videos that come across more certain if your diplomacy is based on an upcoming election, if what your doing and what you're telling the american people is dissatisfied. voter blacks and demographics versus actually trying to solve the situation. we're doomed. one final thing here in the 1st of all is well we saw the, the issues that absolutely activate the news as of this particular issue. or quote either pro, how mosque pro palestinian or anti semitic rabble rousers in some ways. or people who have face homes or the activities of groups of people showing violence representing this collective drug by means of this pro palestinian anti semitic pro terrorist bunch of hooligans and, and uh, and we'll pull drones and, and that, that, that's what we're say. that's what we're talking

andrea mitchell has late details. tonight police firing on thousands of unarmed protesters, killing at least five and wounding dozens after protesters stormed the kenyan parliament over a proposed tax law setting fire to parts of the building. as legislators fled in the melee, former president obama's half sister alma obama, a self-described activist talking to cnn. young kenyans are demonstrating for their rights. they are demonstrating with flags and banners i can't even see anymore. there instead of being teargassed, the uprising over a $2.7 billion new tax bill as kenya struggles to pay down its debt from covid, the ukraine war and two years of drought. but young people are furious with the country's president, william ruto, elected less than two years ago on a promise to help the poor. tonight's violence shattering the glittery image the world saw just last month at a lavish white house state dinner when the bidens celebrated kenya's leader as an important western ally. former president obama, whose father was ke

in addition, you have this recently, i should say with andrea mitchell is the grand inquisitor the torque ramada. we're not exactly as if somebody known to be hostile towards the by an administrator, basically just disassembled, blinking, who sounds in this timorous side style of prevarication. i've heard hostage videos that come across more certain. if you're a diplomacy is based on an upcoming election. if what your doing and what you're telling the american people is to satisfy voter blacks and demographics versus actually trying to solve the situation. we're doomed. one final thing here in the 1st of all is, well we saw the, the issues that absolutely activate the news as of this particular issue. or quote, either pro, how much pro palestinian or anti semitic rabble rousers in subways. or people who did face homes or the activities of groups of people showing violence representing this collective drug by means of this pro palestinian anti semitic pro terrorist bunch of hooligans and, and uh, and we'll pull drones and, and that, that, that's what we're say. that's what we're talking ab

in addition, you have this recently, i should say with andrea mitchell is the grand inquisitor. the torque ramada, we're not exactly is, is somebody known to be hostile towards it by an administrator. basically, just disassembled blinking, who sounds in this timorous sort of style of prevarication. i've heard hostage videos that come across more certain if your diplomacy is based on an upcoming election, if what your doing and what you're telling the american people is dissatisfied. voter blacks and demographics versus actually trying to solve the situation. we're doomed. one final thing here in the 1st bold as we saw, the, the issues that absolutely activate the news as of this particular issue. or quote either pro, how mosque pro palestinian or anti semitic rabble rousers in subways. or people who have face homes or the activities of groups of people showing violence representing this collective drug by means of this pro palestinian anti semitic pro terrorist bunch of hooligans and, and uh, and we'll pull drones and, and that, that, that's what we're say. that's what we're tal

andrea mitchell has late details. issa tonight. police firing on thousands of unarmed protesters, killing at least five and wounding dozens after protesters stormed the kenyan parliament over a proposed tax law setting fire to parts of the building. as legislators fled in the melee, former president obama's half sister alma obama, a self-described activist talking to cnn young kenyans are demonstrating for their rights. they are demonstrating with flags and banners i can't even see anymore. they're scared of talking teargassed the uprising over a $2.7 billion new tax bill. as kenya struggles to pay down its debt from covid, the ukraine war and two years of drought. but young people are furious with the country's president, william ruto, elected less than two years ago on a promise to help the poor. tonight's violence shattering the glittering image the world saw just last month at a lavish white house state dinner when the bidens celebrated kenya's leader as an important western ally. former president obama, whose father was kenyan