and then you saw rashida tlaib holding a sign saying war criminal. there were also a number of other democratic lawmakers who were not in attendance. most notably, the vice president who had a prior commitment that she was at. a campaign speech to a sorority. a convenient excuse to avoid an inconvenient political issue for the democrats in november. what you heard there from benjamin netanyahu was a whole lot of red meat. i'll play just a portion for you. my friend, defeating our brutal enemies requires both courage and clarity. clarity begins by knowing the difference between good and evil. yet, incredibly, many anti-israel protesters, many choose to stand with evil. they stand with hamas. they stand with rapists and murderers, they stand with people who came into the kibbutz into a home. the parents hid the children, the two babies in the attic in a secret attic. they murdered the families, the parents, they found the secret latch to the hidden attic, and then they murder the babies. these protesters stand with them. they should be ashamed of thems

i would've loved to see allies alongside representative rashida tilly -- rashida tlaib, the only palestinian-americann congress who stood there, to shut it down as activists have shut it down. to make it clear there is a sense not only through boycotts but through an explicit message a problem in doing that is precisely that this is a u.s. war led by the democratic party. this is the u.s. is genocide and now the democrats are finding themselves in a place where they want to be able to protest and also take the reins of power in november. they can resolve that by committing a permanent cease-fire now by suspending arm transfers now. amy: thank you for being with us. palestinian human rights attorney and a professor at rutgers university. she is the author of "justice for some: law and the question of palestine." thank you also to phyllis bennis international adviser to jewish , voice for peace. an israeli and polity -- and palestinian peacemaker respond to what netanyahu said and what they are trying to build for a lasting peace. the israel he's parents -- israeli's parents were killed on october 7. t

tlaib elected to ngress has commented answer of israeli prime minister netanyahu address to congress. the michigan at pted the following -- israeli leader was invited to speak to both the house and senate. watch that live tomorrow at 2:00 p.m. eastern on c-span, online at c-span. org or c-spannow free mobile app. >> the house will be in order. >> c-span celebrates 45 years. since 1979, we have been your primary source for capitol hill providing unfiltered coverage of government taking you where the policies have been debated with support of america's cable companies. c-span, 45 years and counting. powered by cable. this joe biden seven away from the race in historical context? guest: the closest omens were harry truman and lyndon johnson, 52 and 68, incumbent presidents eligible to run for another term who said -- nope, i'm not, i'm not doing this again. the other analogy to both of them is that they were very unpopular. truman, february of 1952, 20 2% approval, which is extremely low . lbj, the war in vietnam was a disaster. so, they were very unpopular nationally but also within th

. >> michigan representative rashida tlaib did attend. she's the only palestinian american in congress, and in the past has called for netanyahu's arrest. >> the prosecutor of the international criminal court has shamefully accused israel of deliberately starving the people of gaza. this is utter, complete nonsense. >> noticeably absent vice president kamala harris, president of the senate and republican vice presidential nominee senator jd vance, each of their teams saying they were attending previously scheduled events. prime minister also calling for stronger action against iran, which supports militant groups fighting israel. >> this is not a clash of civilizations. it's a clash between barbarism and civilization. >> outside the capitol, thousands of protesters making their presence known amid tight security. cease fire now! >> cease fire now. >> the prime minister meeting with families of american, israeli hostages held by hamas while he's in washington. this week, he's also set to meet privately with president biden and vice preside

michigan democrat rashida tlaib held a sign which read "war criminal." >> i will not rest -- >> reporter: dozens of congressional democrats boycotted the address. >> i think it's important not to legitimize a leader who has attacked democracy. >> reporter: as netanyahu spoke, protesters in tel aviv booed his speech as it played live on television. back at the capitol, maya roman, whose relative is being held hostage, urged netanyahu to return home and finalize a deal for the release. >> we finally have them where we want them. you have terrible terrorists finally willing to bring our loved ones back, to end this war. >> reporter: multiple reports say cease-fire negotiations are reaching their closing stages, and that will be on the agenda when netanyahu meets with the president at the white house. scott macfarlane, cbs news, the capitol. >>> several republican lawmakers including house speaker mike johnson banded together to replace some american flags in the capitol. new york representative brandon williams posted a video on x of him as well as some of his colleagues raising three flags

. >> congresswoman rashida tlaib, a michigan democrat who is censured by the house over her israel comments, held up a sign that read war criminal on one side and guilty of genocide on the other. but netanyahu remained defiant, telling lawmakers israel will settle for nothing less than total victory. >> we also help keep american boots. we help keep americans boots off the ground while protecting our shared interests in the middle east. winston churchill appealed to americans with these famous words give us the tools and we'll finish the job. >> netanyahu did not discuss the status of a cease fire deal that hamas and israel had been negotiating for weeks, but he promised the families of hostages that he would not rest until all of their loved ones are home. netanyahu also delivered this message to critics of the war. >> well, i have a message for these protesters. when the tyrants of tehran who hang gays from cranes and murder women for not covering their hair are praising, promoting and funding you, you have officially become iran's useful idiots. >> tomorrow, netanyahu travels to florida,

tlaib, if she wants the hold up pr war criminal ping-pong paddle, good for her. but like this is one of these things were the vast bulk of the american people are either sediment adjacent or or more pro israel than that and you can eat, don't have to sort of mali cod all the pro-terror has crowd this. i think this is a good opportunity for harris to sort of make some distinctions. >> there are also, there were also these, if we can put up on the screen these, these triangle symbols, which is one of its opposed to reference a him track that triangle there it means that that's the next up moss's next target for violence, right? i mean, that is i mean, my should be arrested and that's it he's reality is that's right outside of union station there were officers there. i don't know why they weren't arrested. obviously, they were controlling the crowd, but that is clearly what should happen. >> you should be arresting people like that. i spent a week in israel with j street and we met with peace activists. we visited one of the key kibbutz that had been attacked. we sp

michigan democrat rashida tlaib held a sign which read "war criminal." >> i will not rest... >> reporterzens of congressional democrats boycotted the address. >> well, i think it's important not to legitimize a leader who has attacked democracy. >> reporter: as netanyahu spoke, protesters in tel aviv booed his speech as it played live on television. back at the capitol, maya roman, whose relative is being held hostage, urged netanyahu to return home and finalize a deal for the release. >> we finally have them where we want them. you have terrible terrorists finally willing to bring the loved ones back, to end this war. >> reporter: multiple reports tonight say cease-fire talks are in their final stages, and that will be on the agenda tomorrow when netanyahu meets with president biden at the white house and meets friday, norah, with former president trump in florida. >> norah: still thinking of those hostages and their families. scott macfarlane, thank you. now, a look at other top stories, starting with shocking video showing a plane crashing and catching fire just after takeoff in nepal

a silent protest from rashida tlaib, the first palestinian american woman to serve here.ats in congress are believed to have stayed away. the vice president kamala harris also absent, her office said due to a schedule clash. mr netanyahu addressed the move by the prosecutor of the international criminal court, who is seeking an arrest warrant against him. the icc is trying to shackle israel's hands and prevent us from defending ourselves. deafening praise in congress, but there may be less behind closed doors tomorrow, as mr netanyahu meets president biden, an alliance backed by arms but blighted by the fraught politics between its leaders. tom bateman, bbc news, washington. i spoke to charles freilich, associate professor of political science at columbia university and former deputy national security adviser in israel. he told me despite the pro—gaza demonstations outside congress and the fact that several lawmakers skipped his address, mr netanyahu will be satisfied with his visit. i thought the speech was an extraordinarily good one. he's long been known for his rhetor

a silent protest from rashida tlaib, the first palestinian american woman to serve here.e believed to have stayed away. the vice president kamala harris also absent, her office said due to a schedule clash. mr netanyahu addressed the move by the prosecutor of the international criminal court, who is seeking an arrest warrant against him. the icc is trying to shackle israel's hands and prevent us from defending ourselves. deafening praise in congress, but there may be less behind closed doors tomorrow, as mr netanyahu meets president biden, an alliance backed by arms but blighted by the fraught politics between its leaders. tom bateman, bbc news, washington. our middle east editor jeremy bowen is here. your thoughts on what benjamin netanyahu is trying to do there, and what the impact of this is? this netanyahu is trying to do there, and what the impact of this is?— what the impact of this is? this was the view of — what the impact of this is? this was the view of the _ what the impact of this is? this was the view of the war _ what the impact of this is? this was the view

a silent protest from rashida tlaib, the first palestinian—american woman to serve here.f the elected democrats in congress are believed to have stayed away. the vice president kamala harris also absent, her office said due to a schedule clash. mr netanyahu addressed the move by the prosecutor of the international criminal court, who is seeking an arrest warrant against him. the icc is trying to shackle israel's hands and prevent us from defending ourselves. deafening praise in congress, but there may be less behind closed doors tomorrow, as mr netanyahu meets president biden, an alliance backed by arms but blighted by the fraught politics between its leaders. tom bateman, bbc news, washington. the israeli military says it has recovered the bodies of five israelis held in gaza. the army said in a statement that the bodies of kindergarten teacher maya goren, as well as soldiers ravid aryeh katz, oren goldin, tomer ahimas and kiril brodski had been returned to israel. the bodies were found in khan younis, in the south of the gaza strip, during a military operation. the the

michigan democrat rashida tlaib held a sign which read "war criminal."ens of congressional democrats boycotted the address. >> i think it's important not to legitimize a leader who has attacked democracy. >> reporter: as netanyahu spoke, protesters in tel aviv booed his speech as it played live on television. back at the capitol, maya roman, whose relative is being held hostage, urged netanyahu to return home and finalize a deal for the release. >> we finally have them where we want them. you are terrible terrorists like palestinians finally willing to bring the loved ones back, to end this war. >> reporter: multiple reports tonight say cease-fire talks are in the final stages, and that will be on the agenda tomorrow when netanyahu meets with president biden at the white house and meets friday, norah, with former president trump in florida. >> norah: still thinking of those hostages and their families. scott macfarlane, thank you. tonight, the president will speak to the nation for the first time since dropping out of the race and oval office address, he

a silent protest from rashida tlaib, the first palestinian american woman to serve here.gress are believed to have stayed away. the vice president kamala harris also absent, her office said due to a schedule clash. mr netanyahu addressed the move by the prosecutor of the international criminal court, who is seeking an arrest warrant against him. the icc is trying to shackle israel's hands and prevent us from defending ourselves. deafening praise in congress, but there may be less behind closed doors tomorrow, as mr netanyahu meets president biden, an alliance backed by arms but blighted by the fraught politics between its leaders. tom bateman, bbc news, washington. with me is said shehata from bbc arabic. that is what was going on in the united states but there has been some form of talks in egypt at the moment? the negotiation _ egypt at the moment? the negotiation will _ egypt at the moment? tue: negotiation will resume egypt at the moment? tte: negotiation will resume in egypt, reports from egypt the israeli delegation not confirmed yet, the negotiation will resume tod

tlaib calling them crazy people which is understandable and easy to do but ilhan omar is the only oneho made it her brother so i think he needs to be a little nicer and get his facts str straight. >> i watched a lot of this rally and they are trying to push this notion that trump is somehow scared of kamala but trump rescheduled another rally in butler county pennsylvania so clearly not scared of anything. >> i will say one thing the democrats do talking about, whether we talk about the base or the democrat media, they get in line as to what they are t told. they follow orders so what we are seeing is a remarkable transformation. the general view on kamala harris up until about a week ago was that she was committed with who spectacularly failed upwards and now she is a crook between the on-site and joan of arc margaret thatcher, the greatest statesmen the country has ever produced. [laughter] republicans can't -- they have to be careful because i'm telling you the democrats do this very well and if the trump team and republicans in general think this will be a cakewalk, they are compl

michigan democrat rashida tlaib held a sign that said "war criminal." the address. >> well, i think it's important not to legitimize a leader who has attacked democracy. >> reporter: as netanyahu spoke, protesters in tel aviv booed his speech as it played live on television. multiple reports say ceasefire negotiations are reaching their closing stages, and that will be on the agenda when netanyahu meets with the president at the white house. scott macfarlane, cbs news, the capitol. >>> well, it was a very near miss for one utah family when a small plane crashed into their front yard just outside their living room window. amazingly, the two people on board suffered only minor injuries. >>> when "cbs news roundup" continues, new details from the director of the fbi about the assassination attempt on donald hi, i'm peyton manning and i am partnering with the american red cross this year to tackle blood shortages. giving blood's important because every two seconds someone actually needs blood, and unfortunately, only like three percent of the u.s. populatio

tlaib calling them crazy people which is understandable and easy to do but ilhan omar is the only oneho made it her brother so i think he needs to be a little nicer and get his facts straig straight. >> i watched a lot of this rally and they are trying to push this notion that trump is somehow scared of kamala but trump rescheduled another rally in butler county pennsylvania so clearly not scared of anything. >> i will say one thing the democrats do talking about, whether we talk about the base or the democrat media, they get in line as to what they are to told. they follow orders so what we are seeing is a remarkable transformation. the general view on kamala harris up until about a week ago was that she was committed with who spectacularly failed upwards and now she is a crook between the on-site and joan of arc margaret thatcher, the greatest statesmen the country has ever produced. [laughter] republicans can't -- they have to be careful because i'm telling you the democrats do this very well and if the trump team and republicans in general think this will be a cakewalk, they are c

. >> we were just showing a picture of rashida tlaib, and she's of course the michigan democrat, palestinian american, she has called benjamin netanyahu a war criminal. she's definitely one of the surprising faces of folks who are actually in the chamber there. let me go to monica. the vice president, as we have said multiple times, not presiding over this speech, as would be traditional. she did cite the scheduling conflict. what do we know about her and the president's plans to meet with netanyahu tomorrow? >> yeah, vice president harris has been in indianapolis today, chris, and tomorrow she's going to be in houston for a speech, so they are citing those scheduling conflicts as the reason for why she isn't there today. she will be meeting with prime minister netanyahuen on her own. there have been tense calls between president biden and prime minister netanyahu, often vice president harris has joined those phone calls or been a part of those, so she has had a full sense of the relationship and the difficult and complicated thorny issues that they are constantly discussing as it relates to

a silent protest from rashida tlaib, the first palestinian american woman to serve here.sident kamala harris also absent, her office said due to a schedule clash. mr netanyahu addressed the move by the prosecutor of the international criminal court, who is seeking an arrest warrant against him. the icc is trying to shackle israel's hands and prevent us from defending ourselves. deafening praise in congress, but there may be less behind closed doors tomorrow, as mr netanyahu meets president biden, an alliance backed by arms but blighted by the fraught politics between its leaders. tom bateman, bbc news, washington. my colleague christian fraser has been speaking to the head of the palestinian mission to the uk, husam zomlot. he gave his reaction to netanyahu's address. a very sad day for the us' standing in the region and globally, i have to say. to platform netanyahu. .. and this isn't about netanyahu, it's about the us and the us congress in particular, because netanyahu is very well—known, a very petty politician who would do anything to maintain his power and his offic

tlaib, cory bush. and so there was a landmark speech in the senate how he had personally turned the page on netanyahu and was calling for new elections in israel. he doesn't make that speech unless he talks to the purple state senators who he is most concerned about being reelected. i assume that he's hearing from some of them that this is becoming an issue in their state. maybe from electoral region or a nuisance perspective that activists are annoying them at town halls. >> shifted israel. >> and that also gives me a sense that you know, having -- typically when a senate candidate in a purple state is it like, you know, standing up to the party they do it from the right, but i don't know if that -- what ends up happening in many so of the state are quietly pushing for the party privately to change its position or schumer change his position on it. >> so i saw a poll by gallup that said that more young people are starting to get into work and i think in the past 50 years, like the larger-- largest per

while we put up managers, to your point, of rashida tlaib who sat in on their speech while holding ariminal," the larry i'm posing to you is isn't this then the choice americans have? isn't this the binary choice presented to them, which is follow that or follow the condemnation, president trump, disgraceful. is not symbolism -- the two paths that america has taken -- the other fights for her country and freedom? >> the rise of anti-semitism, which by the way, is part and parcel of the dei movement which degrades merit and kids in school and the fbi and the cia and the secret service and on and on. these are very troubling times. trump speaks out on them. we will see if kamala harris speaks out on that. i have my doubts. joe biden occasionally spoke on it -- the rise of anti-semitism -- and many times he didn't. he was ambivalent, ambiguous about it. i don't want this -- look: this is a horrible act, no question about it. useful idiots for hamas. i don't want this garbage to overthrow and block the brilliant stirring speech the benjamin netanyahu gave. he gave a phenomenal speech and

it was fascinating, i was sitting right above rashida tlaib as she was holding up her sign and she satlumly looking at her phone the whole time. he's not just prime minister benjamin netanyahu, he's the leader of one of our greatest allies. it was incredible watching her sit glumly and angrily as he said things about protecting western civilization and making sure that we are land of the free and home of the brave forever and that we are natural allies. all of these things should be a given for anyone who sits as a member of congress. for her to be so angry and so bitter about those messages speaks volumes to who we have serving as numbers of congress. >> where do i start? i saw the funniest thing somebody said. she's holding up a sign and they wrote, everyone can self identify in america. >> trace: it's amazing. israel bachar, when you see this, you see the prime minister of your country is here, he's seeing this and seeing the response, what is your take away. if he was sitting here, what would you say? i don't know what to say. >> i think the prime minister of israel knows america v

>>asci it was fascinating come s sitting above rashida tlaib as e she was holding up her spine, dingand there looking ar phone the whole time. not just a minister benjamin netanyahu but the o leader of the greatest allies. and it was incredible to watch g her sit angrily as he saidster things about protecting western civilization and making sure that we are land up the free and home of the brave forever. and that we are natural allies. all of these things should be a given for anyone who sits as a member of congress. for her to be so angry and so bitter about those messages really speaks volumeessas to ths have serving some members of congress. >> trace: sheila, your thoughts on that. >> my gosh, where do i even start? i mean, it'ssa all the funnest thing somebody said. she is holding up a sign and it said, everyone can self identif> in america. and she's describing yourself. >> trace: it is amazing. when you see the prime ministers of your country is here,, he is seeing this and think the response. what is your take away and if he was sitting right here, whatuld would you say?n' i don'

r as>> laura: did hakeem jeffries miss rashida tlaib holding me war criminal or whatever she was holdingcs on? w >> well, they have a big problem. i think, by the way, this is why in the in harris cannot pickh governor shapiro of pennsylvania. to walk and that convention with a jewish governor that is vice presidential candidate because such a lik level of tene in places like michigan, that it would be a wild scene. it would sort of resemble union station. have arty' real problem in the problem is more and more of their party is anti-semitic. more and more of their party sides with semitism and deeplydl hostile and not just israel but the united states. this is an underlying split in r party, which we will see r how they tried to write a platform compared to what the republicans have achieved in milwaukee because how do they bring their radical left wing and what is left of the old pro? wing, how do they get something on that in the platform?than i think they will have a very hard time. >> laura: newt, thank you so much pier there was a very interesting series of questions asked today at

. >> dozens democrats boycotted the speechless kamala harris not there michigan congresswoman rashida sign a regular war criminal guilty of genocide on the other side of the speech. >> steve witkoff with us thank you for being here i know you attended netanyahu's speech yesterday your reaction, and your assessment? >> good morning, his speech was strong. it was epic. to be in that room. i used to work, for senator javits 40 something years ago hadn't been back to that room quite sometime it was a privilege to be there. and, you know we were standing every five seconds because that crowd was so for the messaging. >> you would think so you know, the a democrats a lot of them boycotted it, chuck schumer, sr., jewish person in congress in senate he did not shake his hand. kamala harris was there isn't. wla. do you make of that? >> it was disappointing. it was pretty objects, no matter where you were sitting in that room. you looked to the right, and you saw the republican caucus, republican congressmen, senators standing applauding feeling emotion of it the long term hostages in that room

in the house, democratic congressmember rashida tlaib called for netanyahu to be arrested and sent tonational criminal court. in a statement she said quote "netanyahu is a war criminal committing genocide against the palestinian people." new york congressmember jerry nadler, the most senior jewish member of the house, said he will attend netanyahu's speech out of respect for the state of israel but nadler called netanyahu the quote "worst leader in jewish history since the maccabean king who invited the romans into jerusalem over 2100 years ago." a number of prominent israelis have also criticized congressional leaders for inviting netanyahu. last month the new york times published an essay headlined, “we are israelis calling on congress to disinvite netanyahu.” the essay was co-authored by six prominent israelis including former israeli president ehud barak and former mossad director tamir pardo. another one of the co-authors joins us now. david harel is the president of the israel academy of sciences and humanities and a professor of computer science and applied mathematics at the w

. >> laura: did hakeem jeffries miss rashida tlaib holding the, you know, war criminal, whatever thee was holding, genocidal maniac sign? >> well, look, they have a big problem. i think, by the way, this is why in the end harris will not be able to pick governor shapiro of pennsylvania. to walk in that convention with a jewish governor as her vice presidential candidate would cause such a level of tension in places like michigan that it would just be a wild scene. sort of resemble union station. they have a real problem. the problem is more and more of their party's anti-semitic, more and more of their party sides with terrorism. >> and more and more of their party is deeply hostile, not just to israel, they are deeply hostile to the united states. and i think this is an underlying split in their party, which will be interesting to see how they try to write a platform compared to what the republicans achieve in milwaukee. because how do they bring their radical left wing and what's left of the old pro-israel wing. how do they get something on that end of the platform? i think have a

democratic congressmember rashida tlaib of michigan said in a statement -- "i support a transparent democraticprocess at an open convention next month, and hope there is a fair vote on the resolutions at the dnc that calls for an arms embargo to stop the israeli government's war crimes." harris is heading to campaign in milwaukee today. she has declined to preside over the senate wednesday when israeli prime minister benjamin netanyahu addresses a joint session of congress. she will be in indianapolis. we are joined now by waleed shahid. democratic strategist and adviser to the uncommitted campaign. previously spokesperson for justice democrats and former senior advisor for the campaigns of alexandria ocasio-cortez and jamaal bowman. welcome back to democracy now! it is great to have you with us. if you can start off i just responding to these historic events that took place this weekend with president biden suffering from covid, not to mention the poll ratings and enormous pressure from within his party, announcing he is stepping aside and endorsing kamala harris to be president. >> since feb

you have rashida tlaib who is very upset with joe biden.te of michigan that has turned on joe biden and i know gretchen whitmer is panicking because if she doesn't deliver michigan, all of that ambition you see in the book is going to suffer a major blow because she is not going to be looked at as a 2028 contender in the presidential race because she can't even deliver her own state. i believe she's in panic mode. she knows that the book is not a good look right now so she didn't do the media circuit over the weekend. we'll see what comes in the next week with her and how sheehan tells interviews -- she handles interviews in the next few days, if she's able to prop him up and sound like biden is the guy maybe she'll bring people around her but leading democrats in michigan are not confident in him. maria: how do you think this plays out? i've spoken with democrats over the weekend. one said to me, one idea they're floating is to have kamala harris at the top of the ticket and governor s shapiro from pennsylvania as the vice president so the

tlaib, cory bush and the second thing i was going to say, on down ballot races, schumer gave a landmark speech about how he personally had turned the page on benjamin netanyahu, he doesn't make that speech unless he talked to the purple state senators who he is most concerned about being reelected. i assume he's hearing from some of them is that this is becoming an issue in their state. maybe from a nuisance perspective, so that gives me the sense that you typically, senate candidate in a purple state. and pushing for the party to that. >> i saw a poll that more younger people are starting to get to work than in the past 50 years. the largest percentage of young people are entering the workforce at 16. i've also seen polls that show record high approval ratings for unions since the 70s. and i see a gap in biden's strategy, he's been one of the most prounion candidates, but he isn't aiming at toward the youngest generation. as someone who has been working in the restaurant industry since i was 16 i can see the progression of my coworkers and other restaurants down the street starting to

tlaib what i was wondering if you adopted her tactics. me ask you this question because at one point during the conversation, one of you, you might have said to the secret service director, you have an event described this as an assassination attempt. is that correct? >> well, ultimately, she finally did describe it that way. this is what happened. after the call yesterday, a number of us were there trying to ask questions during the call. four senior senators were there and we learned the director of the secret service was in the whole of the republican national convention. we said, why don't we see if we can go get our questions answered? these are common sense questions, john, most people around america have, like i wasn't that roof secured 130 yards from the president? why is it the shooter can get onto the roof? why is it when he was seen as a suspicious individual an hour before the shooting occurred that nothing was done about it mark and then the white 2 minuts before the president went on stage and he was actually viewed as a thr

some of those attending let their thoughts be known — like michigan democrat rashida tlaib. seen holding a placard reading "�*war criminal�*, and "'guilty of genocide�*. outside the capitol — and "�*guilty of genocide�*. outside the capitol — demonstrations have erupted. take a look at these pictures. an america flag has been burned, which led to a scuffle. an effigy of the israeli pm was also set alight. netanyahu had a message for these protestors in his remarks , calling them "iran�*s useful idiots". for all we know, iran is funding the anti—israel protests that are going on right now outside this building, not met many, but they are there, and throughout the city. well, i have a message for these protesters. when the tyrants of tehran who had —— hang gaze from cranes and murder woman for not covering their hair are praising and promoting and finding you, you have officially become iran�*s useful idiots. you will notice from the pictures the republicans were under feet and democrats remain sitting. live to capitol hill — caitriona perry — who has been getting some of the

tlaib who were very much dogs with president biden over gaza and the palestinian issue but have been this. lots to talk about about the age issue and the pressures on president biden. let's bring up karl rove former white house deputy chief of staff for president george w. bush and fox news contributor and a historian. good to have you here. thank you for joining us. i want to start with the question we raised which is where is jeff signs. usually the chief of staff is somebody who's more prominent in all of the discussions that are going on right now. credited news search for him in the first and that came up with something from february and then i found something more recent about him trying to calm the fears of the staff at the white house but who's in charge by your assessment? >> he is the chief of staff and he's got a much lower profile than his predecessor ron klain and he's also a lot less political is more of a management numbers guy but, yeah, he's in charge of the staff. and each chief of staff tends to have a different ammo and his is not politics. but he's in a highly po

tlaibs of the party are really dragging down president joe biden's reelectio. uncomfortable, you could tell, with that handshake because she didn't want that photo with the prime minister because she knows it is going to be used against her by the left on the campaign trail when she has tried to appease moderates to win the election. >> brian: it's so important for her to look like a president and this was an opportunity to look like a president. and other leaders who happen to be our premier allies on the planet. one of the worst things you could say about anybody is i'm extending the war so i can stay in power. i'm going to leave hostages in bunkers to stay in power. that is one of the worst things you could say about somebody. i want to make sure more people die so i could have this beautiful, free home. >> katie: nancy pelosi also to tweet yesterday after the speech, it was the worst speech she has ever seen in the chamber by any foreign leader, given that in the room there were more than 50 standing ovations, both by democrats and republicans. i know they

tlaib, cory bush.there was a landmark speech in the senate how he had personally turned the page on netanyahu and was calling for new elections in israel. he doesn't make that speech unless he talks to the purple state senators who he is most concerned about being reelected. i assume that he's hearing from some of them that this is becoming an issue in their state. maybe from electoral region or a nuisance perspective that activists are annoying them at town halls. >> shifted israel. >> and that also gives me a sense that you know, having -- typically when a senate candidate in a purple state is it like, you know, standing up to the party they do it from the right, but i don't know if that -- what ends up happening in many so of the state are quietly pushing for the party privately to change its position or schumer change his position on it. >> so i saw a poll by gallup that said that more young people are starting to get into work and i think in the past 50 years, like the larger-- largest percentage

rashida tlaib and aoc. we have officially renamed them in the house. they are no longer the squad they are now called the hamas caucus. because that's who they are. never in my lifetime but did i think i'd be an elected member of congress supporting terrorism. i am a green beret and my wife is he with me. 27 years of getting shot at and now you have to be on those front lines. this nation, our leadership things like our support for israel are absolutely worth it and we are absolutely on the front lines in the house of representatives. going back to last night did everybody see the goldstar family that were out there? weren't they amazing? [applause] i had the honor of speaking just before them and i wanted to tee up that story up president trump spending an entire evening with them cleared off his calendar. he was scheduled to spend an hour and he ended up spending the entire night. this is a day after biden would be then meet with them or take their call. remember the goldstar father in the state of the union who had been screamed out because biden wo

tlaib, held a one woman silent protest. she raised a sign that read war criminal netanyahu had this message to the protesters during his address. >> clarity begins by knowing the difference between good and evil you had incredibly magic many anti-israel protesters, many choose to stand with evil they stand with hamas well, i have a message for these protesters. when the tyrants of tehran who hadn't gains from cranes and murder women for not covering their hair, are appraising, promoting and funding you you have officially become iran's useful idiots so in the aftermath, after some of those protests calm down last night, the american flag was once again raised in front of union station. >> cnn's max foster joins us live now from london. max, good morning to you. this of course, a significant moment for the israeli prime minister sir, who faces all sorts of challenges at home. but these scenes particularly of the american flag burning, they were also burning in effigy of netanyahu. it underscores the division and also, quite

please join me in welcoming my palestinian sister, congresswoman rashida tlaib. ♪ >> thank you all souch. thank you for allowing me to share a space with you. it is always inspiring to be in a space with truth tellers because a few hours ago i was not in space with those who are truth tellers. i will keep this real. it would be loving but real. as you heard i come from the most beautiful, blackest city in the nation and i center on that. i center on that pause we in detroit, we don't normalize injustice. we speak truth to power even if our voices shake. i grew up in a city that also birthed movements. things that have come up with ideas that people think are impossible and we show them the way. so, when they try to normalize our movement work the painful dehumanization detroit always stands up and says oh, hell, no, not on our watch. we won't let you criminalize our homeless neighbors. we won't let it make it out to our fault that black mothers are dying at a higher rate giving birth not to systemic racism. we won't allow you to normalize dirty air, dirty water. we won't let you norma

and right now you have a number of democrats as we see right there, rashida tlaib, she didn't boycott did boycott, they they said, well, we're going to, you know, hang out with some of the hostages families and their empty seats, well, they were and they ended up being occupied by some protesters over in the chamber. so they were used to a certain degree as far as, you know , what degree as far as, you know, what we're going to see going forward. well, it'll be interesting to see how the democratic convention goes down, with the presumptive nominee for the democrats, kamala harris. you know, she herself obviously boycotted this particular joint session. and, we'll see how things go down at the convention. does this mean that there's not going to be as as intense protest coming from the democrats, you know, you know, perhaps, protesters, i'm not too sure about that because they're going to want to make sure that their voices are going to be heard . heard. >> now, of course, we've seen huge, pro—palestine protests in this country, just how significant were they in washington ? how many

. >> the chair recognizes rashida tlaib from michigan. >> when we hear the headline of 20-year-old youngman with access to an assault weapon commits an act of mass violence, we heard this before. over and over again. the unfortunate thing is my residents don't get a committee hearing. we've not had one committee hearing about the over 260 mass shootings we had killing hundreds of people, injuring, changing their lives forever. .. wrong, i think watch to even the pool of blood, it was horrific staley think about which is i saw after mass shootings at schools, grocery stores. a supermarket in new york where the shooter killed ten shoppers with an ar. >> info caso, ak-47 so assault rifle killed 22. in florida parkland, florida, 17 students and teachers murdered again with an ar. in pittsburgh at a place of faith, tree of life synagogue, 11 murdered. and don't get me about newton in connecticut which still breaks my heart, 26 murdered including 20 elementary school children. they should michigan we've had, mr. chair comer two mass shootings. 21 shot in detroit, one of the more horrific shoot

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