and they spoke for several minutes with the president mentioning her in his public remarks. >> rashida tlaib, where is rashida? i tell you what. i want to say to you that i admire your concern with so many people, thank you for being a fighter. >> pronounced her name wrong but felt the need to reach out to her point of view and reiterated us support for israel and its right for self-defense in the face of thousands of rockets fired from hamas. there have been protests here and around the world many in support of the palestinians, white house press secretary jen psaki defended biden's work behind-the-scenes to address the violence. >> the best way to end and international conflict is not to debate it in public. our focus and strategy here is to work through quiet intensive diplomacy. >> reporter: many republicans say biden needs to show more results. >> what president biden needs to realize, whether it is hamas or hezbollah or for that matter china, they are going to test him. right now he is perceived as being a week leader. he should let it be known the united states will stand with our res

but we begin with the words of congresswoman rashida tlaib of michigan. she became the first palestinian-american woman to be elected to congress in 2018. she spoke thursday on the floor of the house. >> i am the only palestinian american member of congress and my mere -- i am a reminder to colleagues that palestinians do indeed exist, that we are human, that we are allowed to dream. we are mothers, daughters, granddaughters. we are just as seekers and are unapologetic about our fight against oppressions of all forms. colleagues, palestinians aren't going anywhere no matter how much money you said israel israel to's apartheid government. we are to make good on our promises to support equal human rights for all. it is our duty to end the apartheid system that for decades has objected palestinians to inhumane treatment and racism. reducing palestinians to live in fear and terror of losing a child, being indefinitely detained or killed because of who they are, and the unequal rights and protections they have under israeli law. it must end. one of israel's mo

critics of israel and later during his public remarks the president lavished her with praise. >> rashida tlaibashida? i tell you what, i am going to say to you that i admire your concern for so many people, you are a fighter and thank you for being a fighter. >> reporter: with pro-palestinian protests happening here and around the world, the white house is under pressure. biden supported a cease-fire to put a end to the violence but the white house will say little about what they call his quiet efforts. >> the best way to end and international conflict is typically not to debate it in public with our focus and our strategy is to work through quiet intensive diplomacy. >> reporter: amid the protests republicans keeping up their own pressure on the administration. >> when you see the left lining up and supporting a terrorist organization of course there should be a repudiation of that. you are also seeing the mainstream media that is coming out. msnbc doubting whether hamas is a terrorist organization. >> reporter: democrats on capitol hill yesterday did block and effort by house republicans to

that represents part of michigan here, and this is personal for rashida tlaib, as the presidentgled her out and said he would do everything he could to ensure the safety of her family who is in the region at this moment. that was not clearly part of the prepared remarks for the president, but seemed like such a perfect venue here in dearborn, and it ended up being overshadowed. we were at the demonstration earlier, and we expect to see similar protests throughout the day here. the message we heard from community leaders saying we voted for this president and in a lot of ways are responsible for him winning the state of michigan, and they expect and want to see him take that stronger line, and understanding his history and his relationships with israel, but as one person put it to me earlier, there's nothing anti-anything about being pro palestinian, and they think he should stand up as the u.s. has been a force for values in the world and the death tolls calls for a stronger hand here. >> and it was the third time president biden has spoken with netanyahu, and what followed each

history, rashida tlaib, who gave a powerful address on the floor of the house. >> thank you, andy. i want to emphasize even when palestinians are not dying, the israeli targeting roads to hospitals, targeting schools, targeting clinics, targeting bookstores -- all of that reduces the chance of life. even a palestinian lives are spared in the flesh, they have limited chances of survival. we should emphasize the structural nature of these attacks. i have been very pleased and heartened by the shift in u.s. politics, though not completely surprised. the progressives -- what they called the progressive insurgency within congress and specifically the democratic party, reflects years of movement work on the ground where prior to even the words intersectional emerge that emphasize the enjoyment of struggle -- entwinement of struggle between black, brown communities have brought these new lawmakers to power. so the analysis that they are sharing with us now on the house floor both reflects those grassroots constituencies as well as the analysis that has been forged new the crucible of stru

you have joe biden praising rashida tlaib who made the anti-semitic remark a few years ago, 270 democratse voting against bill to sanction supporters of hamas which is a terrorist organization. where the democrats today? >> they are all over the map on this issue and having some really dangerous real-life consequences as you're seeing. it's such a huge chasm for them and they can't run away from this one because the temperature is so high here and all of those congresswomen should have their committee posts stripped from them, like marjorie taylor greene, it should be absolutely unacceptable to use those sort of tropes and that kind of language, rashida tlaib and ilhan omar are anti-semites and that's not acceptable for sitting u.s. congresswomen, i'm sorry. there have to be consequences here. we are a block away at fox from that, where those protests and skirmishes and violence were, you know, there was a must to riots, there were people throwing mad's at cops, there were jews who were punched and attacked him we were watching it from my studio last night, you could see the protesters an

i'm joined now by michigan democratic congresswoman rashida tlaib. she's the only palestinian-american member of congress, and we've been very eager to speak with you congresswoman. i want to play for you -- this is a little girl. she's 10 years old. her name is nadeen abdullatif, and she talked about the violence as well. >> i want to cry. i want to let the anger out of my body because they're killing people that they don't deserve to die. they're just living their own self. they come and kill them. we don't deserve this. >> as somebody who has family there in, you know, the israeli/palestinian territories, i am just curious to get your perspective on all that's going on. >> yeah. the human toll on so many of the children and families that live there in the mix of all of, you know, the continued back-and-forth and the rhetoric that continues to deny them their humanity, i wish people would listen to the palestinian voices on the ground, to talk to the mothers who try to put their children next to them because if they die, they want to die together.

amy: during the same trip, rashida tlaib, the first palestinian-american congresswoman, confronted bidene airport tarmac in detroit. tlaib has been a vocal critic of u.s. military support for israel. meanwhile, on capitol hill, democrat gregory meeks, the chair of the house foreign affairs committee, has backed down on his plan to push for delay of a new $735 million u.s. weapons sale to israel. this comes as protests continue across the globe to condemn israel's bombing of gaza. these really military confirm it has unsuccessfully attempted in recent days to assassinate the leader of the armed wing of hamas. he has been in hiding for two decades. israel killed his wife and infant son in 2014. this comes as protests continue across the globe to ndemn rael's bombinof gaza. in new yk, demonrators rallieoutside e officeof iends ofhe israedefense and aipa the amecan isra publicffairs cmittee. begin tay's show igaza where are joid by ayal azzawi, palestinn activi bad in ga who wres for w are not numbers. welcome to democracy now! can you describe what is happening on the ground now? >> thank y

in michigan as well as alexandria ocasio-cortez have been critical, rashida tlaib was on the floor for supporting israel and the israel military, i want to get your reaction to those comments, here's what she and representative alexandria ocasio-cortez said the other day. take a listen. >> we must condition aid to israel on compliance with international human rights and in the apartheid, we must've no hesitation demand that our country recognizes unconditional support that israel has enabled the palestinian life and denial of the rights of millions of refugees instead of condemning playing crimes against humanity and human rights abuses many members of congress have instead fallen back on a blanketed statement defending israel's airstrikes against civilians under the guise of self-defense. eric: my mistake that was congresswoman ilhan omar not aoc, aoc has criticized israel and tweets as we can. what is your response to those who blame israel when they see the carnage occurring in gaza. >> that is shameful, is shameful to see a congresswoman supporting hamas, i want to remind her in th

congresswoman rashida tlaib has had some harsh words for israel. accused the president of taking orders from israeli prime minister benjamin netanyahu. an aide to tlaib said she told biden palestinian humans rights are not a bargaining chip and must be protected. not negotiated. the president's trip yesterday was met with a protest in dear born, michigan, home to one of the largest muslim-american communities in the united states. the biden administration and former president mike pence are sparring over who is to blame for the latest middle east violence. watch. >> aside from putting forward a peace proposal that was dead on arrival we don't think they did anything constructive to bring an end to the longstanding conflict in the middle east. >> instead of seeking peace through strength, president biden has offered weakness and ambivalence. every tepid statement uttered by the biden-harris administration is built on a false equivalent between israel and hamas. there is no moral equivalencesy between israel and the terrorist group hamas. >> harris:

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critical of israel and in some cases people who are willing to be anti-israel, in the case of rashida tlaib >> all things considered, surprisingly well. when you saw him in michigan giving a shoutout to ra shee t -- rashida tlaib and talking about her grandmother, it's a window into how joe biden operates as a politician where he puts the proverbial hand on the shoulder and says, i hear you, i'm listening. the majority of democrats do belie believe he's listening. the cease fire is a real thing that's happened. >> a lot quicker than with obama in 2014. >> exactly. we don't know where this ultimately is going to end up, but the biden administration doesn't want to get sucked into a black hole in the middle east. the cease fire allows them to get some breathing room, figure out their policy but focus on domestic politics, the economy and even this pooivot to asia. >> can i note the politics of israel in the democratic party, there has been a shift. it's not just the rashida talibs and alexandria ocasio-cortez. you have senators being willing to publicly criticize netanyahu and the israeli gov

i want to be clear though, i don't blame rashida tlaib or ilhan omar for anti-semitic attacks happeningst like they shouldn't blame trump for asian-american hate crimes. we need to understand the difference between words and action. but what is alarming is the silence coming from their party especially from democrats like chuck schumer right here in new york who have refused to comment on the anti-semitic attacks. and, look, we know what joe biden said last night about silence. >> silence is complicity and we cannot be complicit we have to speak out we have to act. >> will: silence is complicity that was joe biden talking about hate crimes. much worse than silence are democratic policies allowing hate crimes to flourish. is it a coincidence that these violent attacks are happening in cities that are right now disseminated with fewer police in their police force in years? rabbi in los angeles spoke up for his community would he call on the mayor to the police departments. >> be honest and tell you straight, our community demands full funding for the lapd. it is unacceptable that in 20021

rashida tlaib?many other people. and it's from my heart, i pray that your grand mom and family are well. i promise you i'm going to do everything to see that they are on the west bank. you're a fighter, and god, thank you for being a fighter. and annie leven, i know a lot of levens, and hailey stevens, i want to thank you all as well. i want to thank mayor of deer borne for my passport into the city. and my buddy, mike duggan, my mayor, i was sitting in the oval with barack obama and i was vice president and he looked at me like it was just something off the -- he said, by the way, i want you to go fix detroit. i said, say that again? what am i going to do? he said, you can get anybody in the government to go with you, you just do it. first call i made was this guy. you brought it back. you're a great mayor and you're a great friend. you got a lot of courage, mr. mayor. thank you. and two great friends, debbie stabinau and gary peters who couldn't be here because they're back fighting like hell for

in michigan congresswoman rashida tlaib, the only palestinian-american member of congress, had an intense conversation with the president. her office saying she told him palestinian human rights are not a bargaining chip. the president said publicly he's praying for her family in the west bank. lester >> kristen welker, thank you. >>> the white house says the country is making progress against covid, but confusion is still rampant over mask wearing. here's miguel almaguer with that. >> reporter: with at least five states ending face mask mandates this week, by the middle of next month the u.s. may finally be a united nation, broadly implementing the cdc's new guidance for the fully vaccinated but today in texas, the governor issuing an executive order banning some entities from requiring masks with violators facing a possible $1,000 fine, while in california no face covering, no service >> all of it's confusing. okay one says this, one says that. >> reporter: as more major retailers today said the fully vaccinated can shop without a face covering, the u.s. is facing a mostly maskless futu

the democrat party, i will give her credit for that but when you look at the loudest voices of rashida tlaib and others, what they, bernie sanders, what they are saying is they are essentially siding with a terrorist organization, that is attacking our allies, that is the definition of not standing by your alliances and it is dangerous and we will see violence throughout the middle east if this policy continues. >> kayleigh: meanwhile you have climate envoy john kerry sharing israel state secrets with the iranians, reportedly. up next, it's not just panic at the pumps. drivers are actually coming to blows on the long gas lines, this is amazing. stick with us. >> oh, [bleep]. ♪ ♪ out here, you're more than just a landowner. you're a gardener. a landscaper. a hunter. because you didn't settle for ordinary. same goes for your equipment. versatile, powerful, durable kubota equipment. more goes into it. so you get more out of it. i'd like to take a moment to address my fellow veterans because i know there's so many of you who have served our country honorably. whether it's 2 years, 4 years, or 32

district he visited is home to one of the largest arab-american communities in the country and rashida tlaibeen speaking out strongly against israel. i am joined by martin in tel aviv. we've heard reports that the fighting could end in the last couple of days, why and is there any chance that could happen? >> there is some chance, yeah. there are serious negotiations going on led by egypt, led by the united states and the european union. negotiations are taking place and at the same time, the israeli military have thousands of targets still to hit and they say they want to continue until they've guaranteed safety for their country, which, by the way, is pretty much the same words they've used every time there's been an outbreak like this, this is the fifth one in 15 years. rockets are continuing to come in from the south from hamas in gaza, so there's still a lot of activity going on, but the emphasis of the analysis, if you like, at the moment is there are serious cease-fire negotiations going on. later today the israeli security cabinet is supposed to meet probably to discuss the negotiati

rorro president biden during a trip to michigan where democratic congresswoman rashida tlaib, who has family in the west bank, told the president that palestinian human rights are not a bargaining chip. >> that's what's missing in the statements coming from president biden. you don't hear the words "palestinians deserve human rights," that palestinians deserve to exist. >> reporter: rejecting international calls for a cease-fire, israeli prime minister benjamin netanyahu said the military operation will continue in order to restore calm. the israeli military spokesman says that as long as rockets are being fired at israel, deescalation is not on the table. around 50,000 palestinians have fled their homes, and more than 200 have been killed since the violence began earlier this month. at least a dozen people in israel have died from rocket attacks by the militant group hamas. >> everyone is scared. there is a lot of people and children in the shelters. >> reporter:enteeavi the west b burned tires and threw stones at israeli troops who fired back killing at least four people. laura pode

and rashida tlaib, i tell you what, at a what to say to you that i admire your intellect, ii admire yourand i admire your concern personally other people. and it's from my heart i pray that your grandmom and family are well. i promise you i'm going to do everything to see if they are on the west bank. you're a fighter. and, god, thank you for being a fighter. [applause] >> in and 11. and haley stevens, i think you all as well. i also want to thank mayor john o'reilly of dearborn for the passport into the city. thank you, mr. mayor. my buddy, mike duggan come as my mayor. i was sitting one day in the oval with barack obama, president obama when i vice president. he looked at me like is just something off -- he said by the way, i want you to go fix detroit. i said, say that again. what am i going to do? he said you can get anybody into government to go with you. you just do it. first call i made was this guy. you brought off its knees, you brought it back. you're a great mayor you're a great friend. you got a lot of courage, mr. mayor. thank you. [applause] and two great friends, debbie st

rachel: and congressman rashida tlaib, eight minutes she was talking to the president on a tarmac, hands out, it seemed tense. i was talking to an aide in her office and it was confrontational. she pressed the president on this issue and she feels the white house needs to do more and do more sooner. this is personal for her. when we talk about the change in politics and the progressive wing, i don't think we've ever seen so manyrogressive lawmakers on the house floor speaking out, sharing the stories and pressing the president directly in front of cameras for that long, pressuring president joe biden. clearly, i think there was a little bit of wiggle room here. i think they pushed him to speak out more about the rights of palestinians and what they're going through. we saw that in some of his statements this week, as well. but the question is for progressives, is he going far enough on it? yamiche: andrea, the president of south korea was at the white house today. jeff talked about the middle east issue upending the politics that president biden -- the priorities he had. tell me a little

. >> president biden greeted just moments after arriving by local congresswoman rashida tlaib, a democrat and one of his harshest policy critics in the conflict between israel and the militant palestinian group hamas and the only palestinian-american in congress. later, the president acknowledged to leaves a family still in the region. i pray that your and family well. >> a promising to everything you see that they are the west bank. you're fired. thank them enough. >> despite the president expressed his support for ceasefire in a call with prime minister benjamin netanyahu monday. the battle between israel and hamas still rages today. a rocket launched from gaza killed 2 in israel. hours after israeli airstrikes took down a 6 story building in palestinian territory. more than 200 palestinians have been killed since fighting began last week. according to gaza health ministry israel says it is acting in self-defense as months launches wave after wave of rockets. >> as pressure mounts from lessons in his own party who want more and more critical of israel's treatment of palestinians. the pr

in the us, president biden was lobbied by lawmaker rashida tlaib, who's of palestinian descent.op the bombing of gaza from the progressive left of the democratic party. watching closely in east jerusalem was kefah, a palestinian—american teacher and a member of democrats abroad. she feels the palestinian voice is finally being heard in america. it was very uplifting because i grew up in the states, and basically, the dialogue did not include us, and if it did, it always had us in a negative picture, us being the palestinians. and to see the left finally rallying and calling for change and calling for the same things that we're calling for. clashes between israeli police and palestinians injerusalem in the run—up to the latest conflict also drew condemnation from the progressive left in the us. laura wharton is an israeli—american political scientist and jerusalem city councillor for a left—wing party. she's been watching as events here are compared to the reckoning over racial justice in the us. i would say that a lot of americans, especially american jews and the american jewis

congresswoman, rashida tlaib,ets who has family in the west bank, and told the president that palestinian human rights are not a bargaining chip, and must be protected. >> that's what's missing in the statements coming from president biden. you don't hear the words "palestinians deserve human rights, that palestinians deserve to exist." >> reporter: the president acknowledged her concerns. >> it's from my heart i pray that your grand mom and family are well. >> reporter: but later, while test driving an electric truck, the president brushed off questions about the violence. >> reporter: there president can i ask you a quick question about violence? >> no, you can't, not unless you get in front of the car when i step on it. i'm only teasing. okay, here we go. >> reporter: house speaker nancy pelosi joined a growing list of democrats urging the president to forcefully call for a cease- fire, but the administration continues to pursue a resolution behind the scenes. >> we are engaged in quiet but very intensive diplomacy. >> reporter: wisconsin democrat mark pocan says the president's curren

in the us, president biden was lobbied by lawmaker rashida tlaib, who's of palestinian descent.the progressive left of the democratic party. watching closely in east jerusalem was kefah, a palestinian—american teacher and a member of democrats abroad. she feels the palestinian voice is finally being heard in america. it was very uplifting because i grew up in the states, and basically, the dialogue did not include us, and if it did, it always had us in a negative picture, us being the palestinians. and to see the left finally rallying and calling for change and calling for the same things that we're calling for. clashes between israeli police and palestinians injerusalem in the run—up to the latest conflict also drew condemnation from the progressive left in the us. laura wharton is an israeli—american political scientist and jerusalem city councillor for a left—wing party. she's been watching as events here are compared to the reckoning over racial justice in the us. i would say that a lot of americans, especially american jews and the american jewish left, saw the police, you

jesse: the democrat party, we have a visual of rashida tlaib seemingly lecturing president biden on thec. undermining our ally, and it's creating tension where the democrat party at one time supportive of israel seems more interested on the left supporting palestine that started attacking israel. palestine and hamas sent over the missiles. >> you are exactly right. there has always been an angry anti-israel anti-semitic voice on the left. but these are members of congress. representative omar accused israel of carrying out acts of terrorism. the squad is acting more like the press secretaries for hamas terrorists than they are like united states congressmen. bernie sanders and aoc have introduced legislation to block arms sales to israel. something that's not publicly known yet. next week i'm introducing a resolution to approve the arms sale. i'm going to fight for a vote. there are democrats who want to play footy. let's decide if you are willing to send weapons some defend israel or sachet up to the anti^israel left and own it. we'll see which side of the line everyone stand on. judge

ainsley: rashida tlaib he got an earful from her. he was and iting on the tarmac.stood there 8 minutes talking. she was complaining because he was supporting israel. so when he took the podium, he did praise her and the crowd and said thank you for being a fighter. i hope your grandmother in the west bank is doing well. brian: how weak do you look if you are the president of the united states getting berated by a congresswoman own party on the tarmac for the whole world to see. ainsley: instead of being strong of course i support ally they're our ally. he praised her in the crowd. we have gone from secure border to chaos. energy independence to gas lines at the pump. went from peace in the middle of a war we went to peace and now we are in the middle of a war in israel and how radical they are. he was praising detroit -- he said joe biden is praising detroit. but these are the very people who said defund the police, abolish ice, and abandon israel. brian: here is katie pavlich talking about all this big push to go green and spend $4 trillion than inflationary envir

president biden urges the country to seek de-escalation it cease-fire as alexandria ocasio cortez and rashida tlaib push to block biden's multimillion dollar arms deal with israel was ocasio cortez saying, quote, at the time when so many, including president biden supported cease-fire we should not be sending direct attack weaponry to prime minister netanyahu to prolongs violence. across the country pro palestinian protesters are also calling for a cease-fire. >> top diplomats from the us and russia squaring off in iceland, secretary of state anthony blinken and surgery lavrov meeting for the first time for talks into the biden administration. blinken says we have our differences but the world would be safer if the two countries work together. talks between the two are set to continue today. senator ted cruz is president biden and vice president harris are letting our enemies walk all over us. >> what biden and kamala harris are pursuing is exactly backwards. our friends and allies, the people we should be standing alongside and with, using alienating, undermining, insulting, lecturing and attackin

last week her fellow squad member rashida tlaib revealed how blm radicalism does share common cause with the anti-israel movement. >> what they're doing is what they continue to do to our black brothers and sisters, this is how you spread the truth. laura: the cofounder of blm sites her trip to palestine as a key influence. >> went on a solidarity trip and it transformed all of us, transformed how we understood the palestinian struggle and also how we understood the relationship to black people struggle inside the us and it was a profound moment of clarity, incredibly powerful for our movement. laura: israel has been america's most loyal ally in the middle east since its founding, during trump's first term progress toward peace was being made slowly but surely in the abraham accords, the president biden is well on his way, by sidling up to the black lives matter movement, the poisonous critical race. in schools and refusing to tackle social pathology at the heart of urban crime. biden is normally made america more divided and dangerous but spot a terrifying wave of anti-semitic attacks t

. >> sean: her name is rashida tlaib. the anti-israeli congresswoman from michigan met joe biden on the tarmac and we could not get her name right. he refused to condemn her remarks accusing israel for terrorism and wants benjamin netanyahu to be prosecuted for war crimes. joe biden refuses to call out any members of the squad. it seems joe and chuckie and nancy pelosi are afraid of the squad. more on that in a minute. first breaking news surrounding zero experience hunter biden and family. the syndicate. according to a brand new report, in 2014 hunter was looking for ways to cut his dad the vice-president into the sketchy foreign business deals he was doing for the syndicate. now one email hunter references 2016 when jrb, that's joe's name. in 2016 joe biden was still the vice-president of the u.s. remember hunter's business deals were unusual. no experience in finance or oil or gas or anything to do with energy or any major industry. sketchy foreign nationals russia and china. forking over million dollars for what? look

needs to be unwavering in its commitment to israel, but you have a rise of rashida tlaib , alexandriaz and others who say it is time, the u.s. has been too steadfast in support for israel for too long a time, and it is time to show more empathy for the palestinians. so you're seeing him under pressure from all sides on this issue. haidi: it will be interesting to see how this plays out with that faction of the democratic party, the commitment to the iron dome replenishment after we have seen pushback on weapons sales. still had -- still ahead, president mood heads to the white house. we speak with ambassador harry harris about what to expect from the talks. this is bloomberg. ♪ ♪ haidi: our next guest says don't throw the baby out with the bathwater when it comes to volatility in markets. he says very good names have been dumped. let's bring in portfolio specialist at tower advisors, matt. matt, great to have you with us. this volatility, if you strip away big moves we see day-to-day, what are you looking out at the moment that is looking fundamentally sound and of good value? matt: g

rashida tlaib tweeting out abolish police, congresswoman corey.lf and sends there is also the rhetoric in communities and you talk about this. how do we get back to a place where communities and police ci to i and communities don't view police like the enemy? >> at the beginning we all know the light is the only thing that can overcome darkness and right now we have a culture being created around law enforcement officers, i even have friends who say if the police in these things children are hearing is not positive. what happens the day you respect the police officer? almost every kid wanted to be a police officer, they were people you look at to protect and serve you and now we have a population of kids being raised to hate the police, not all kids, like the gentleman said, most people do respect and love the police, law enforcement officers but right now, with the federal homeland security foundation, when we see these families and you see you are taking out the leader of these families and see what it leaves and how devastating the entire famil

if the biden administration case to the caucus of ilhan omar and rashida tlaib and others and doesn'ttate of israel. todd: ten years ago we wouldn't be having this discussion, that aid would be more or less dramatically, switching gears at home president biden's covid warning, the unvaccinated will - paying the price. take a listen. >> if the unvaccinated get vaccinated they will protect themselves and other unvaccinated people around them. if they do not states with low vaccination rates may see those rates go up, may see this progress reversed. those who are not vaccinated will pay the price. >> you may be able to coat that. >> shouldn't we be grateful to be where we are, to open back up and vaccinated, that is another question for a lot of people, that can't be mandated. stay positive about encouraging people to do it and recognizing a lot of people who had covid can be tested for natural antibodies and the ability to cope with it as well. i hope this is a joe biden speaking off the cuff. saying something he doesn't know what he means, wants to sound tough. could lead to vaccine pa

aoc and rashida tlaib and ilhan omar were tweeting things that are frankly indistinguishable from whats secretary and i'm reminded of something that prime minister netanyahu set a number of years ago, and over the years prime minister netanyahu and i have become good friends. he made the following observation. he said in israel you use the missiles to defend our citizens. hamas uses the citizen to defend our missiles and they are literally using palestinian children as human shields that they want to murder israeli children with. they have members of the united states congress that basically operate as shills for terrorists, and and after a while, we say, it's not subtle and it's ugly to see in the united states congress. >> john: we are getting an update on what i told you a moment ago about rockets being fired and we don't know which town it is, three rockets were fired, apparently no casualties. let me just switched if i could to the gas shortage and, the thing with the pipeline didn't have anything to do with the green new deal. it might at some point in the future, and with just a

arms sails to israel following the footsteps of two other squad members i'm a a ocasio-cortez and rashida tlaibnews sunday joins us now. a glimpse into how we will handle that and had the briefing just a moment ago with jen psaki there are no plans to end assistance to israel despite growing calls to suspend arms sails and aid. >> it used to be a no-brainer for american presidents, you stood with israel. our one great democratic ally in the middle east and it's become somewhat more complicated especially for democratic presidents has wee solid joe biden, he did stand by israel planned in a statement yesterday and said the u.s. is going to replenish the iron dome, the antimissile system we provided to israel but he has had to walk something of a tight rope for these last 11 days of the conflict because as you say, there was a growing movement on the left wing of the democratic party to say what about the palestinians, what about human rights abuses or as you heard they are, war crimes and then you have bernie sanders in the senate saying he will propose a $735 million military aid package to isr

then many of their 2020 contenders and not the aipac conference and rashida tlaib are not pushback onnd up by the republican party is swift to denounce and eat anti-semitism any type of hate crime and be very clear it will be stand with israel 100%. >> sandra: moving on and we will have much more on that coming on later this hour. liz cheney ousted this morning by your party. what does it mean for the future of the g.o.p.? >> i think it means we keep moving forward. we focus on 20202. i travel this country all the time. yesterday was in south carolina, colorado, nevada, all across the country and people are very concerned. they are concerned about everything including gas prices. they want to make sure that republicans win in 2022. we need to move forward and unite as a party and focus on what we need to accomplish to take back that chamber. >> sandra: are you saying that the only way to victory for your party is through donald trump? >> no, i'm saying that people don't care who is in the house leadership. they don't even know. the most average americans don't pay attention to what's

rashida tlaib. president biden has a tough decision to make. stay true to the commitment?s he bow to the radical extreme caucus and his party? >> mike: we have to leave it there. len khodorkovsky, thank you so much for your time. have a great night. the colorado teen noticed the fruit ninja and the fish likes to take selfies underwater, today's best viral videos next. rapid tone repair 20 percent pure vitamin c. a serum so powerful dark spots don't stand a chance. see what i mean? neutrogena® hi, i'm debra. i'm from colorado. i've been married to my high school sweetheart for 35 years. i'm a mother of four-- always busy. i was starting to feel a little foggy. just didn't feel like things were as sharp as i knew they once were. i heard about prevagen and then i started taking it about two years now. started noticing things a little sharper, a little clearer. i feel like it's kept me on my game. i'm able to remember things. i'd say give it a try. prevagen. healthier brain. better life. at t-mobile, we're on our way to hiring 10,000 veterans and military spouses by 2023. and

people for, he needs to come on doo this, the problem the far left of the problem under party rashida tlaibame out and said she's a fighter and she's really great, what that is is an anti-tyson attic message who wants to commit violence in the united states. elizabeth: were looking in new york city in a fight between supporters of the gaza border and people against israel. we hear republicans to their deeply disturbed with the biden administration handling hamas is really conflict for caving in. they're agreeing that the president hasn't reacted the struggle enough to the attack on jews in israel and a year ago the country was celebrating siabraham accord, let's listen o tom cotton oncc this. watch. >> joe biden spent the week caving into the bernie sanders and alexandria ocasio-cortez wing of the party, democrats are in effect sympathizing with hamas, a terrorist organization, israel should conduct military operation that it needs to destroy hamas war machine and cease-fire on their terms so they prepared. what i would recommend they destroy every single hamas missile and rocket and that w

they just slipped this down the middle and no one is eating that aoc rashida tlaib the far left in thength they understood when he ripped up the field fence that were not going to get billions to iran to go to hamas and then wage these deadly wars against israel. they understand that. they understand weakness. immediately upon taking office you have biden green lighting the funding, exploring the iron deal, what you have, hamas is seizing on that weakness? >> harris: it just felt to me as she's speaking, it was a walk back. it had to be. for all the reasons that she is pointing out. if you are bernie sanders, elizabeth warren, the far left and you been speaking up, what does this say? you will spend money to help israel, quiet diplomacy, i mean, do they just find out that no, they're not wearing the pants? i don't know. what do you make it? >> first off, paying attention to what has been happening, it's horrible to see and everyone look and feels awful about, we wish there would be peace in this area and we pray for peace. i do think as it relates to american politics, it does show a d

president biden spoke with rashida tlaib, the first palestinian-american woman to serve in congress. e's been harshly critical of the president's stance on israel. >> i tell you what, rashida, i want to say to you that i admire your intellect, i admire your passion and i admire your concern for so many other people and it's from my heart i pray that your grand mom and family are well, i promise you i'm going to do everything to see that they are on the west bank. >> well, despite the administration's quiet diplomacy a white house official says president biden did use a firmer tone with prime minister netanyahu in their latest phone call, but kylie atwood reports international allies are pushing for more. >> reporter: the biden administration continues to engage in diplomacy in an effort to bring an end to the violence in gaza, the west bank and israel. most recently secretary of state tony blinken had phone calls with his counterparts from bahrain and morocco. they discussed outreach to try to bring an end to the violence. also their concerns over the fact that this violence is now co