child expanding and extending the child tax credit so we deal with the horrific level of childhood poverty in america, enormously important. supporting the pro act. important, expanding medicare to cover home health care. wow, that is a big, big deal. hearing and vision, enormously important. but you got to emotionally, not just reinforce the ideas i am ready to take on the big money and interest. i am on your side. next time there is a strike, i will be there on the picket line. i understand that you can't afford health care. i will be there. we will all join the rest of the industrialized world. maybe not tomorrow but we will to guarantee health care to every man, woman and child. but emotionally, i think, working class people got to say hey, see that lady there, she is on my side, she has my vote. trump is sought there, he has his enemies, he is going after

undocumented people. they are the cause of every problem in the history of america. well, what is our explanation as to why 60% of people are struggling economically and living paycheck to paycheck? we have to identify corporate greed and the massive level of income and wealth and equality we see. kamala harris does that and i think she will win a lot more working class people. >> senator bernie sanders from vermont. thank you for your time, sir, really appreciate it. >> thank you. still to come. j.d. vance tries to downplay his bosses rhetoric. first, major milestone as israel's military kills the leader of hamas, we will discuss what that means for the chances of a ceasefire with my colleague, that is next a ceasy colleague, that is next

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. new drone video shows the moment just before israel says leader of hamas, the architect of the terror attack was killed. the footage released by the israel military can be seen with his handblown off, face covered, throwing a stick in defiance. nbc news has not confirmed the video shows sinwar. the officials say there was a severe battle.

troops had no idea that sinwar was at the location, his body discovered today and later identified using dna tests and dental records. today in a stunning announcement israeli military confirmed it had killed the political and military leader of hamas, sinwar, his death marks a major inflection point between the war between israel and hamas which over a year has killed 42,000 people in gaza. while nearly 100 hostages remain captive. today, some of the families took to the streets in israel to demand benjamin netanyahu has a seize fire deal. hours ago, vice president harris expressed optimism that sinwar's death might do just that. israel has a right to defend itself. the threat hamas poses to israel must be eliminated. today, there is clear progress

towards that goal. hamas is decimated and leadership eliminated. this moment gives us an opportunity to finally to end the war in gaza. dispatching secretary of state blinken to israel and hopes an agreement to end the war is near. prime minister benjamin netanyahu, however, is throwing cold water on all of that. in a statement head he declared the war is not yet over. joining me now is yiman, he spent years reporting on the ground in the middle east. it is great to see you. i have a sense of how optimistic you are about a ceasefire deal coming together. we have seen time and time again words of caution towards israel, optimism that a ceasefire deal is near. seeing that once again. benjamin netanyahu seems to be in a different place on this. how hopeful are you that the end of the war is in sight?

>> reporter: i am not very hopeful. i know there is a sense of optimism but i think there are two different important dynamics here. israel still needs to secure the hostages, it is unclear right now, and i think this is a very important question that is getting lost today and that is where are the hostages? for the last couple of months we have been told by the israelis through a narrative that sinwar was under the tunnels surrounded by the hostages making it impossible to rescue the hostages or kill him because it could jeopardize him and the safety of the hostages, that narrative vanished. faltered. in the video he was alone, he was fighting, he died in the house, no hostages around him, israeli came out and said that, so where are the hostages. if you do find the hostages who are you going to negotiate with to secure the release of the hostages, sinwar is killed. head of the military wing is

killed. deputy commander killed. all of them killed. the question is, who is on the ground physically going to negotiate with you about the release of the hostages? >> the circumstances, you are right to point it out the circumstances of his death. he is out there, i believe, killed by idf trainees, right? this is all seemingly haphazard how it happens, does not seem like israel has and intelligence that it is sinwar in a firefight with him >> again, that is why there is a lot of intelligence going into what israeli is doing. 42,000 palestinians killed. israel targeted specific people but if it was destroy gaza and kill everybody in there as we saw today in this kind of like random way you come across the leader of hamas, it raises questions as to what are you doing? what are you targeting at this point in the process? >> reporter: but, i want to go back to the second point. to a point that you brought up and raise a second point about where does the war go from

here. there is momentum in israel to look at the region and say you destroyed and killed hamas leadership, you weakened and destroyed hezbollah's leadership, this is the moment to cease that initiative and go after iran. >> go further. >> there has been need of changes for decades. there are people saying this could be the window. use the change that is happening in the region to go after iran and bring about the change. benjamin netanyahu has been advocating for years with the support of many here in the united states. >> you know, you mentioned that top hamas negotiators all executed, killed. >> right. >> does that, i mean who fills that vacuum? where does the next negotiator come from? >> reporter: if you look at the leadership over the past 15 years it is more extreme and more militant, less pregmatic.

those saying they do not accept two state, jimmy carter is so the record saying that is not something that is a secret. that was on the table at one point. it is hard to imagine now hamas leadership which has gotten more militant and extreme, is going to come back to that part of the negotiating table. more importantly it will be interesting to see who emerges as a leader within the organization that has credibility on what is happening inside of gaza and same time, command the organization. >> right. that is a huge question at this stage of the game. >> yaman thank you authority coming and visiting on a -- thank you for visiting and coming in and sharing this with us. coming up, elon musk tells a pennsylvania crowd that if kamala harris wins there will not be swing states anymore because she illegalize so many illegals. dark maga for you. we will talk to someone who is on the ground with that, coming

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pretty unusual type of person. someone who is obsessed with crypto currency. carrying copies of his biography. we had people who had very detailed knowledge of spacex and tesla share prices. the point here of this event from elon musk perspective is deploying the spectacle. elon musk is a spectacle. everything he does is covered. he obviously has an enormous amount of power. he took his profile and got people like me to show up and cover it, and the point was to take his ability to capture immediate attention and put it on pennsylvania, which is the state he thinks is essential for saving democracy across the globe. >> can you talk a little bit about how he is. he is not a political animal. this is his first big solo event. was he convincing or comfortable? what was a lie? >> is not a great public speaker. what i was struck by was the

production value and the optics of the whole thing. if you closer things he may think he was running for president. he walked out to only in america. a song that has been at every ted cruz rally or some donald trump rallies. there was a moment where he invited a cute kid onto the stage and assigned his hats. he was clearly entertained. almost smitten by this delaware county local republican audience. you would think this person is the candidate. he is not known for having a small ego. but he had a lot of fun. i would not say he was great on the stump, but i do not know if that is the bar we are judging against. >> you have done some great reporting on this. can you talk about elon musk's personal evolution in terms of his enthusiasm for trump. someone he was not even sure he wanted to endorse not that many months ago.>> yeah. if you talk to elon musk a year ago this october he was quite

the very pro-ron desantis. if you talk to six months ago he was not even that pro trump. this is somebody who thinks america is dying if we do not get a grip on illegal immigration, and he became a pro trump fanatic in part because he was getting lots of attention. you got a lot of access to trump. trump almost feels mesmerized by elon musk himself, and has been on a heap of 75 million into a pro trump super pack. this is not his disposition a year ago. i think he has been somewhat radicalized in real time. we see his tweets. we see how he talks about politics and emigration. about the border and crime. to some extent this is a pretty simple story. you can see has replies to random kids on the internet and understand what motivates him. that was a lot of what we

talked about in pennsylvania. >> it really is the evolution because it is on the fence support for tried and then full throated support and now embracing the conspiracy theories. talking about dominion voting machines on stage tonight. >> yes he was. it was funny. there was one point i thought he reeled it in, which is pretty revealing. there was an activist who was trying to give him a book about election fraud. you could tell he was at 1st his interest was piqued. he was interested in the topic. you would not take the book. you could tell it almost reminded me of someone trying to get a politician a hat to wear, and they are intrigued but they know they should not put it on. he would not take the book. afterwards i talked to the guy who tried to give him the book and he said that he handled it like a politician. which is true. he did. >> you on 2028. in the audience for dork maga. did i say that?