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findahandspecialist.com to get started. more turmoil in the middle east today did a drone strike was launched toward the home of prime minster benjamin netanyahu. the prime minister was not there and no casualties were reported, but he has called an assassination attempt and vowed revenge against the iranian- backed militia group, hezbollah. in gaza hospitals have come under fire with israeli airstrikes killing at least 50 people in the last 24 hours. two days after israel killed hamas leader yahya sinwar , hezbollah says it will continue to escalate its attacks against israel, but despite these developments vice president harris again today expressed hopes that sinwar's death could hasten the end of the israel- hamas war . >> with the killing of sinwar

this creates an opening that i believe we must take full advantage of to dedicate ourselves to ending this war and bringing the hostages home. >> joining me now is jane harmon, former democratic congressman from california, and chair of the commission on the national defense strategy. congressman harmon, as always, thank you very much for coming to "the saturday show." let me get your reaction to the vice president's comments. does the killing of sinwar open room for discussions to end the war? is it an open and open opportunity for the prime minister? >> let me say the launching of three drones towards his home is a dreadful thing and needs to be denounced. and the protection system in israel, the iron dome, etc., is not that great against drones and

one hit a building near his house, so we need to condemn that. but this endlessfor tat in gaza and maybe around, too, is not getting anywhere. i think it is time for netanyahu to consider his own legacy. the elections in israel are next year, 2026, your and a half i guess, and i doubt that heat will be able to still claim work i don't think it looks good in a year and a half unless as biden says he uses the death of these leaders in gaza and lebanon and the political leader of hamas in qatar to change course and what would that be? obviously the hostages have to come back. there has to be governance in gaza without hamas. and hopefully the lebanese will put together the multi-faction

government they had before hezbollah ruined it. and if those things can start to happen, and deal with saudi arabia with happen, then the pushback against iran would be obvious. rather than more for tat with iran , not bombing the nuclear sites, because i gather that is off-limits. rather than that, how about isolating iran? how about really destroying the proxies it has surrounding israel and moving forward with some form over time of two states? >> everything you just said is eminently reasonable. it's actually what should happen, and yet, do you think from minister netanyahu is even remotely there? >> no i don't think so, but that's why i started with, what does he want his legacy to be? let's understand we made a

mistake like this, i think, in afghanistan. first of all we accomplished our mission to degrade al qaeda. then we caught osama bin laden, but we kept going. and look what happened. we had an endless war with a very, very bad ending. and you look at afghanistan now, it is run by the taliban, women are in the stone age again, and it's all the progress and hope lost. i don't think he's learning our lessons, and i suggested to him that he has a really good opportunity here for the remainder of his term to build a peace structure around israel and create opportunity for palestinians, if they see opportunity, these proxy terrorist movements will decline . and that it seems to me is the long term vision for israel's security, and he will go down in history as a peacemaker for israel. >> let me get you on something

else on ukraine. i have seen reporting that north korea is sending troops or helping russia. what does that do to the dynamic in the calculus here? can the united states and nato and the western alliance avoid getting more directly involved in ukraine? >> well, doing nothing or letting russia win with help, enormous help from china, north korea, and iran, there is this alliance of grievant between the four countries, but letting russia win, russia will illegally invade the sovereignty of a country, when ukraine gave up nuclear weapons, but it will go on into europe and invade

nato countries, and then article 5 will be invoked, and we will be at war with russia. it's our interest to pushback on russia, and we have to provide more aid for ukraine. they are enormously brave and innovative. they are making their own drones, their own tanks, and they are using the foreign aid and the air cover to protect what they can of their country. so in this case i think it's very clear continuing to stand up, and i salute kamala harris for saying she will continue to step up >> former congresswoman jane harmon, thank you very much for coming on the saturday show. a critical race for united states senate in missouri where a key endorsement did not go to the republican incumbent.

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we are in the final weeks for the november election and one of the senate races to keep an eye on is in ruby red missouri. a democrat has not been elected to any statewide office since 2018. for a couple can. just last

week the state's largest newspaper, the st. louis post- dispatch made a significant move by endorsing kunce and praising his use and policies. it claims josh hawley is "possibly the worst sitting senator in america right now after his role in spring the insurrectionist's on january 6th. and now in a new ad kunce is taking a jab of his own at josh hawley. >> misleading, falls, lies, nothing but fake ads about me by josh hawley and his corporate donors. >> joining me now is democratic candidate for senate in missouri, lucas kunce. thank you very much for coming back to the saturday show. your reaction when you got the st. louis post dispatch endorsement? a very forceful, scathing endorsement against hawley , but a good substance

one in support of you. >> absolutely, we are seeing the dominoes fall here, you know, former u.s. senator the guy that made josh hawley, he said josh hawley was the worst mistake he made, and that he should no longer be a senator. we get endorsements, the numbers are getting so close, and it has got josh hawley so scared he won't believe what happened, but he actually came back to the state of missouri the other day to do a one-day, they call it their step aside, where they said isn't it a beautiful thing if women just step aside? the more he opens his mouth the close of this race gets, and we are super excited about taking it all the way to the 5th. >> what's interesting with hawley jetting around the state is he's doing it on a private jet which is the same thing he took then senator mccaskill for, took her to task

when he ran against her in 2018. >> yeah, there is really no end to the hypocrisy with this guy. he got so shamed by that he decided to do a two week bus tour across missouri which lasted three days. i guess three days felt like two weeks for him, then he abandoned his bus, illegally parked in a parking lot where they had to try to get it towed. the guy has no respect with missourians, and he's the worst member of congress. on the issue of our state on women's rights the guy said women shouldn't have access to no fault divorce is. i guess he's tired of people getting out of safe unsafe situations. when we show people who i am, 13 year marine veteran and repair that up with him we win

this thing. check out lucaskunce.com. >> amendment three ballot initiative are related to abortion in missouri, and you served one tour in iraq and two in afghanistan. one more thing in the last 90 seconds we have left. according to 538 the averages of the polls it has you behind hawley by 10 points, although here we see emerson college poll where hawley is up by 11. do you think those are accurate polls? how do you think you can close that gap? >> more recently they were polls within four and another within five, and those were several weeks ago. i'm a normal guy whose family went bankrupt from medical bills. working people brought us food and really took care of us. i spent my life trying to pay

that back in iraq and afghanistan. i didn't have a lot of money going into this race, but we've raised a lot, and maybe 10 weeks now on the air we have closed the gap. we will be right within the scope we need to be in, four or five points out. we got to keep it up. josh hawley keeps putting his foot in his mouth. he can't stand there and say it's a beautiful thing when women just step aside and expect to win this year. if you don't trust me on this this man is running like a man who's afraid. i think you have a video of him accosting me at the state fair, like we are going to do this thing, and i'm excited to take this one back for all of us. >> i was about to ask if that was video of-- were you challenging him to debate, or did he come up to you? >> he came up to me like it was friday night smack down on wwe. just ran up to me all mic'd up,

trying to get a manly shot. wearing this cutest little western outfit, pearl snaps, the whole thing, it's embarrassing for all of us, but i tell you it's opportunity, it's an opportunity we don't know when we will get here again, and i hope you all out there can help. lucaskunce.com. help us never have to think about this man ever again. >> democratic senate candidate lucas kunce, thank you for joining us. we reached out to josh hawley campaign and haven't heard back. still to come as culture warriors on the right worked overtime to censor and ban a record number of books libraries across the country are fighting back. president ceo of brookland library lyndon johnson joins me to discuss next. uss next.

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across the united states are leading protests against an unprecedented surge of book bans. around 200 libraries stores and publishers are participating in the first-ever freedom to read day. the campaign is organized by the american library association, which found that book bans which have become a major flash point on the right targeted a record 4200+ titles last year. joining me now, linda jones, president and ceo of the brookland library. president johnson, welcome. this is the first time you have organized this event. >> part of it is the fact we are leading up to this election when book bans have been

instituted at an unprecedented level. we wanted a whole session getting people registered to vote. we believe the majority of people in this country are not in favor of censorship, but there's a lot of awareness, and we wanted to empathize the issue. >> you are asking supporters to become "intellectual freedom voters." what does that look like at the ballot box? >> i think the important issue is that we are trying to get elected officials and legislators to understand their constituents care deeply about this issue and will vote on this issue. and so first step obviously getting people registered to vote, second step identifying people, and municipalities, there is a library at just about every municipality in the country where there are now bills being enacted that are banning books of a particular topic or category of topics.

it started about three or four years ago where they were banning one book at a time, but the movement has gotten much more sophisticated and effective. >> linda johnson, president and ceo of the brooklyn library. i'm sorry this was such a short conversation, but it is election season. i'm going to go to vice president kamala harris who is now speaking in atlanta, let's listen as she criticizes donald trump. >> ready to chart a new way forward. >> [ cheers and applause ] >> we are ready. we are ready for a new and optimistic generation of leadership. all of you. all of you. >> [ cheers and applause ] >> which is why democrats, republicans, and independent voters are supporting our campaign. in fact, earlier this week over 100 republican leaders from

across the country joined me on the campaign trail. including some who worked in donald trump's administration. and i believe as i travel our country, americans really want a president who works for all the american people. all the american people. who understands that the vast majority of us have so much more in common than what separates us. folks are exhausted with someone trying to have americans point their fingers at each other. we are exhausted with it, that's why i say it is time to turn the page on that. let's turn the page! and, have a president who cares about all the people. and you know i have only in my career had one client. the people. the people.

as a young courtroom prosecutor i stood up for women and children, as attorney general of california i fought for students and veterans. as vice president i have stood up for workers and seniors. and as president, i will fight for all the american people. >> [ cheers and applause ] >> and together we will build a brighter future for our nation. together. we will build a brighter future that includes what i call an opportunity economy. so that every american has the opportunity to own a home, to build wealth, to start a business, and to build that opportunity economy we have got to bring down the cost of living. because while inflation is down, and wages are up, prices are still high-- too high-- you

know it, and i know it. and so, i have laid out a conference of plan to lower the cost you pay on everything from prescription medication to groceries. >> all right, you have been listening to vice president harris rallying supporters in atlanta, georgia, where she is making her closing argument in these closing days of the 2024 presidential campaign. you heard her talk about a lot of things including the opportunity economy, if the harris-walz administration is successful in november. that will do it for me. think for watching. tune in tomorrow to the sunday show when attorney general of michigan dana nessel joins me tomorrow 6:00 p.m. eastern right here on msnbc. keep it here. "ayman" is next.

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