it comes after cia director bill burns mapped out a 28-day cease-fire and hostage deal with israeli and qatari counterparts over the weekend. let's go live now to nbc's matt bodner. good morning, matt. >> reporter: frances, good morning. the dislike of unrwa has been a feature of this conflict since the start of israel's operation in gaza pa year ago. b a year ago with officials from netanyahu on down alleging that employees took part in the attack. they voted 292-10 to ban their activities in israel. it is one everybodof the main c by which they deliver aid to gaza. they say there is no group that d can replace their work at this time. the israeli government says it is prepared to work with the international community to ensure that humanitarian aid continues to reach palestinian civilians. the united states, for its part, has been signaling to israel that military aid will flow if more humanitarian aid is not allowed to flow into gaza. and all this comes as senior u.s. officials continue to push for a cease-fire in gaza. over the weekend, cia director bill burns discussed one new poss

when cia director bill burns went to moscow in november of 2021 to warn russian officials and putin, with whom he as you say, he spoke by phone when he was that the us knew russia was doing and to to to tell them that if they in fact did that full scale invasion there would be very severe sanctions. this there was a belief think that this might have deterred putin but it didn't do it. so if you could talk a little bit about putin's own reaction to this and his thinking or did he believe any that if he undertook this full scale invasion, there would be more severe? but it really didn't bother him. right. so there were the this messaging exercise by bill burns and others of the economic consequences if he invaded. now, i think on one level, he probably thought it would be more along lines of what happened in 2014, that there would be too much division, particularly within europe, to generate a united response. i don't think, you know, i think he was taken by surprise by some the measures that were taken in particular the decision to mobilize. russia's $300 billion worth of central bank

bill burns and others warning of the economic consequences if he ever invaded. now i think on one level he probably thought it would be more along the lines of what happened in 2014, there would be too much division particularly within europe to generate a united response. i don't think -- i think he was taken by surprise by some of the measures that were taken. in particular, the decision to immobilize russia's $300 billion worth of central-bank assets in the west. that definitely took him by surprise. but one of the challenges of using sanctions as a deterrent, if you tell your opponent what you are going to do, they will respond and try to move assets around so they were limited in terms of how much they could spell out. well, we will do x, y, z because that will remove your leverage. you don't want to give your opponent a roadmap of what you are going to do. so i think there was some debate on whether or not to impose sanctions before the invasion as a way of deterring putin. countries like poland and the baltic states arguing for that. others arguing for wh

when cia director bill burns went to moscow in november of 2021 to warn russian officials, and putin, with whom you say he spoke by phone, when he was there that the u.s. knew what russia was doing and to tell them that if they, in fact, did a full-scale invasion, there would be severe sanctions, there was a belief, i think, that this might have deterred putin. but it didn't. if you could talk about putin's own reaction to this and his thinking, if he believed any way if he undertook this full-scale invasion, there would be sanctions but it didn't really bother him? >> right. there was this messaging exercise by bill burns and others warning of the economic consequences if he invaded. now, i think on one level he probably thought it would be more along the lines of what happened in 2014, that there would be too much division, particularly within europe, to generate a united response. i don't think -- i think he was taken by surprise by some of the measures that were taken, in particular the decision to immobilize russia's $300 billion worth of central bank assets in the west. that def

ceasefire, a hostage negotiation that's resuming tomorrow as qatar, where you have cia director bill burns and mossad director as well, meeting with their counterparts. there what leverage, if any, do you think the u.s. specifically brings to these talks, given that we are just days away from an election here in just months left in the biden administration well, look, we've all been talking a lot about gosh, where is the u.s. >> leverage? it has said so many things about trying to get israel to be restrained in terms of gaza, right? to respect the human and civilian lives, to respect international law, not to be siege, not to deny humanitarian aid, food and water, which they have been doing consistently in the last year, and not to keep killing civilians for want of a better way to say it. now, they all say it's not our intention, but as you can see, it's continuing hospitals are still being besieged there's reports from the gaza health ministry that over the last 24 hours at eight or more people were killed. and this is going on. so the leverage is that israel still has its most powerful

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sinwar was always the bottom line from tony blinken over and over again and bill burns, was that sinwarthe obstacle. haniyeh would agree. he was the other leader. he was then killed in tehran as we know. >> we don't know who will take his place and when. it might be a scramble for leadership. it might be hard for people to make decisions, which would be seen as controversial. i don't know the planning of hamas for this contingency, how automatic it will be. we have it going on with hamas and with hezbollah, two of the proxies iran backs against israel are suddenly facing leadership crisis. i think the most interesting thing would be to explore, put forward what would be a reasonable cease-fire proposal. i think a big question is -- whenever opportunities arise, the decision is whether you take them or press what you see is your tactical advantage. that's a big question for the netanyahu government. >> do you think this could be a bigger opening in terms of if iran does not retaliate now? it's unlikely they would. i was told by senior israeli officials and other diplomatic sources in the

the spy agency chief will head there this weekend to meet with bill burns and the qatari prime ministeryet to confirm if it will send a representative to participate but e of the group's delegates met on thursday. antony blinken said he hopes to find a resolution by leveraging israel's assassination of yahya sinwar. >> the reason i believe there is opportunity now is because the biggest obstacle to concluding that agreement was sinwar. the fact he is no longer with us perhaps creates an opening for actually moving forward and concluding an agreement. sumi: secretary blinken announced the u.s. will send $135 million to palestinians for humanitarian assistance including water sanitation and health care. aid agencies say more needs to be done and they call for an immediate positive finding. israeli forces continued their bombardment of northern gaza where they claim hamas has regrouped. a hospital in central gaza said at least 17 palestinians were killed in an israeli strike on a school. the hospital said the school had been operating as a shelter. the israeli military said it hit a hamas

over the weekend, cia director bill burns discussed one possible revelation, that would be a 28-day cease-fire that would see hamas release eight israeli hostages and israel release dozens of palestinian prisoners. however there is no indication yet whether this proposal will stick. and with u.s. elections one week away, it's likely that both sides are waiting to see the outcome before deciding their next moves. frances? >>> the minneapolis man accused of shooting his neighbor is in custody after a five-hour-long standoff. but questions remain about why it took police so long to make the arrest. antonia hylton has the details. >> reporter: it took five hours. >> you're under arrest. >> reporter: s.w.a.t. teams, drones and a crane. >> follow the commands of officers. >> reporter: for police to take 54-year-old john herbert sawchak into custody after he allegedly surrendered outside his minneapolis home. he he was wanted for the attempted murder o neighbor, davif his matoroturi. surveillance video neighbor, davis matoroturi. surveillance video shows the moment moturi fell to the ground. >> i wok

around the table probably over the weekend in doha so crucially the head of mossad from israel and bill burnslong the will talk again but the fact is they had again but the fact is they had a plan that had ceased to make any progress and the question now is, is that some of the table? it is not entirely clear. it is still not clear if they have any real engagement from hamas to make the decisions within them with the lisa dead. so, there are lots of unanswered questions. we had a moment this morning and antony blinken has left to go to the amaretti house in london. before that, a meeting with ivan sephardic, the foreign minister ofjourdan and looked him in the eye at the start of the meeting and accused the israelis of carrying out what it called ethnic cleansing and said it had to stop. they said they weren't listening to anyone. i felt like it amounted to a snub for the american counterpart sitting across this table and give a sense of the anger across the arab world. he was giving voice to bat directly to the american. at the us has to do now is create a post—war plan. that is what they're

david barnett, i will leave on sunday for a meeting and don't ha, with the head of the c i, a bill burns and with the prime minister of caught the at the meeting, the parties will discuss the various options for starting the negotiations. for the release of the abduct these from the captivity of how much against the backdrop of the latest developments. so now we have official confirmation from them. you know, these are the prime minister that he is going to dispatch the head of them aside. david barnett to meet with the head of the c i a william burns as well as a company. prime minister just have a do. not that i am understanding. what's interesting is this statement deviates a little bit from what we were seeing. and these really media earlier, which indicated that the egyptian had of intelligence would also be involved in this summit. none the less, even taking all of this. and we must remember that what we have been hearing when it comes to rhetoric from the as rarely use the past several days as to any kind of a push for a cease fire. we've heard defiance. we've heard people like ne

bill burns will be in cairo on thursday to engage with egyptian counterparts -- >> all right. so a couple things, john, that we just heard from the white house, as we are anticipating she would probably get right into those remarks by president biden last night that have since gone viral. to be sure, his exact words were, and you can pull it yourself, the only garbage i see floating out there is his supporters. they are not just saying that he had a gaffe or, you know, made . they're trying to say he didn't say it at all. joe biden has put out on his twitter account, as she just pointed us to "x" for that statement, saying, quote, earlier today -- put it out at almost midnight last night, or whoever -- earlier today i referred to the hateful rhetoric spewed at madison square garden about puerto ricans. his demonization is unconscionable. that's all i meant to say. >> the words in your heart are usually the first ones to come out of your lips. maybe it was a gaffe. i don't know. here's the thing. it's completely changed the narrative from where it was 24 hours ago. it's put kam

it comes after another high stakes meeting between cia director bill burns to-to-mossad yesterday afterrt-term cease-fire in gaza. fox news foreign correspondent alex hogan lucky to have you in the studio. great to see you. >> hi, brian, good to be here. >> brian: when they meet to talk about prisoner swap and short-term cease-fire how optimistic are both sides. >> there is hope but difficult time to be too hopeful. every family member that i have been continuing to talk with over the last year every time that there is a potential cease-fire they don't even read the headlines anymore because they sore disheartened that this time it could actually mean something different there are differences ha what we are seeing in this potential cease-fire. this would be a two day cease-fire it. would release four israeli hostages for some palestinian prisoners being held in israel and the hope here is that because it's a short-term cease-fire, that maybe it would lead to a longer term cease-fire, very different from the plan that president biden laid out and how that was a long drawn out preplanned

hall in key stakeholders involved, egypt and qatar are mediators for hamas american cia director bill burnshere yesterday getting back with the head of israel's intelligence agency mossad to return here to israel this evening. he said israel is pursuing viable cease-fire routes and will keep you updated on all of this. we have fresh video to show you, israel says the air force fighter jets attacked hezbollah weapon stories locations in the stronghold city in southern lebanon says it destroyed has a lot of rocket launchers israel says it's warning civilians to evacuate before it strikes. all the peace talks comes after the historic strike on iran saturday it was the largest military strike ever against iran israel said it destroyed iran's air defense system so it can freely fight under flyover iran and attack if necessary. iran says it'll give an appropriate response to israel's we can attack. we will be here on the ground to keep you updated. david: thank you for that spring and israeli ambassador to the united nations dn danny do not t do you think it accomplished. >> thank you for having

all along chris, as you know, traveling with secretary blinken, bill burns, here, overseas, as they were meeting. shuttle diplomacy. ten missions, at teach step, netanyahu would frequently october, but then the final say was always sinwars, hanear, the other official that netanyahu mentioned today, he was living in doha, qatar, and could not give the final say because it was always sinwho was the instigator, the master mind. not communicating by cell phones because he was wary for good reason of being blown up or tracked bit israelis, so sending messengers back and forth, and it was always he that tony blinken would tell us was the ultimate obstacle to a cease fire and release of the hostages. i also thought your interview, i know so well being with him in israel and here was so compelling, and this is the focus now. and what netanyahu said in his speech was that the war continues until we bring the hostages home. that's not what they want to hear. they want to hear there's going to be a cease fire. the war will end now. we have achieved our goals, and now we can bring our loved ones hom

well, i want to pay attention to the extremely interesting material, cia director bill burns and mi6ore expressed concern about the unprecedented threats facing the us and uk, especially from russia and china. and it is noteworthy that the heads of the intelligence services spoke about this almost for the first time in history in a joint material for the british newspaper financial times. we will tell you the details of this interview in our story, watch together: the heads of the cia and mi6 accused russia and china of unprecedented threats. burns and moore spoke to journalists from the financial times. the article was devoted to the world order, shake quote: is under threat, which humanity has not seen since the cold war. the united states and great britain are particularly often faced with these threats. today, we cooperate in complete contradiction to the international system, where our two countries are faced. with an unprecedented set of threats, the publication of the heads of intelligence says. burns and moore emphasized that their services are together confronting russia, tr

. >> lawrence: this come after the cia director bill burns met with the head yesterday to discuss a short-termt finn joins us live with the latest. good morning to you, matt mat mat good morning, ainsley. regarding that u.n. meeting today iran calls israel's strike over the weekend unlawful and aggressive. israel says it's a sovereign nation that has the right to defend itself. and also this morning at love eyes are on the capital city of doha where critical peace talks are ongoing. key stakeholders involved here the head that mossad. met yesterday. egypt and qatar acting as mediators for hamas. u.s. officials think a short-term deal can happen here leading to something more permanent. some preliminary options egypt has proposed a two day cease-fire in exchange for four israeli hostages to be released. the possibility of palestinian prisoners here in israel being exchanged for hostages in gadd. we will keep you updated on all of this. these peace talks come after israel's historic strike against iran over the weekend beginning 2:00 a.m. saturday. israel's largest military strike against iran e

. >> cia director bill burns, quote says putin manipulates his professionally trained to do that putin's got a plan just as he did when trump was in office at plane, trump. now, that's not some political opponent saying that about trump. that's the cia director yesterday that it would be smart to talk to putin while out of office. >> what's going on here? >> well, look, that's just several things in that clip, jim to say the cia is not political, is laughable, right? to begin with number two there was no one tougher on russia than donald trump. let's just look at the facts. jim, during the jamous the faction has not stopped. let me colonel leighton, hold on. let me you'll get your chance during the trump administration. the trump department of defense deployed marines for the first time since world war ii. there's a contingent of marines and norway, true or false, colonel? true? that's true. the trump administration deployed tanks to poland, true or false? >> colonel? true. during the trump administration, there were no incursions by the russians into ukraine, true or false, colonel? tru

over the weekend bill burns was in qatar working on a new ceasefire proposal in egypt that would callel aviv, a truck rammed into a bus stop, killing one person and injuring dozens more. with us msnbc military analyst, barry mccaffrey. raphe, let me start with you. what's the latest on the israeli strikes on iran and the expected reaction to them? >> well, jose, the iranian regime initially appeared to be down playing these strikes, saying their air defenses largely thwarted the israeli attack. as the smoke has cleared, if you will, it became clear at least four iranian soldiers were killed. a number of military bases were struck. we are seeing hardening rhetoric coming from iran. their foreign ministry today saying they will use all available tools to respond to this israeli attack. the iranian supreme leader met yesterday with the families of those four soldiers, and he left the door open to retaliation. now, jose that is not what the white house wants to see. president biden speaking to reporters over the weekend said neither side should escalate further. he said that he hopes this

secretary of state antony blinken, director of the director of the see yeah bill burns, lloyd austinayers in those cabinet posts. he'll deploy them. at the start not a lot of real direct influence the u.s. can bring to bear here. >> admiral stavridis, thank you very much, and congratulations on the book. >> thanks. >>> next, we'll head to north carolina, where thousands of residents are still sorting through the devastation caused by helene one week ago. you're watching "andrea mitchell reports" on msnbc. reports" on msnbc. help fuel today with boost high protein, complete nutrition you need, and the flavor you love. so, here's to now... now available: boost max! dry... tired... itchy, burning... my dry eye symptoms got worse over time. my eye doctor explained the root was inflammation. xiidra was made for that, so relief is lasting. xiidra treats the signs and symptoms of dry eye disease. don't use if allergic to xiidra and seek medical help if needed. common side effects include eye irritation, discomfort, blurred vision, and unusual taste sensation. don't touch container tip to yo

today, the director of the cia, bill burns, is in egypt discussing possible ceasefire deals, trying toat least a ceasefire negotiations over gaza and lebanon, cnn's jeremy diamond is in tel aviv this morning. jeremy, what's the latest? >> well, john, there is a flurry of us diplomatic activity happening in the region right now. not only do you have the cia director meeting with the egyptian president didn't to talk about both ceasefire proposals for gaza, as well as lebanon. but you also have two top advisors to president biden, brett mcgurk, and almost hochstein in israel today meeting with israeli officials, hochstein has been focused on the lebanonn ceasefire. mcgurk more focused on the issues with gaza and both so these are very much live balls at the moment. it does seem like there is perhaps more momentum though and more possibility of progress on the lebanon ceasefire front as we reported yesterday, us israeli and lebanese officials have been pursuing a potential ceasefire deal that could include something like a month or two months long negotiation or implementation period befo

but but here's one of the things i was able to report in the, book cia director bill burns, quote says, putin manipulates his professionally trained to do that. putins got a plan just as he did when trump was in office at play in trump. now, that's not some political opponent saying that about trump. that's the cia director who is steeped in the analysis in this idea and i no, they have very good intelligence on this. what's putin trying to do? he's trying to play donald trump so i think we are in such a dangerous position that trump might become president. again, bob woodward of the new book is called war. thanks for your time i'll coming up next breaking news in battleground georgia and the record that was set today as early voting gets underway, we'll talk with gabriel sterling, a key georgia election official ahead on cnn tell you about life insurance through the colonial penn program if your age 50 to 85 and looking to buy life insurance on a fixed budget remember the three ps what are the three ps the three ps of life insurance on a fixed budget our price price, and price. a pric

. >> cia director bill burns, quote says, putin manipulates his professionally trained to do that. >> putins got a plan just as he did when trump was in office at plane, trump now, that's not some political opponent saying that about trump. that's the cia director who is steeped in the analysis in this idea and i no, they have very good intelligence on this. what's putin trying to do? he's trying to play donald trump so i think we are in such a dangerous position that trump might become president. again, bob woodward of the new book is called war. thanks for your time while coming up. next breaking news in battleground, georgia and the record that was set today as early voting gets underway, we'll talk with gabriel sterling, a key georgia election official ahead and asked questions like, what did the comedy show doing on cnn? >> too much but i want donald now, can you slice that i got news for you saturday at nine on cnn they need the lawn back like fast unit scott's turf be the grass, it goes glass two times faster under see the loan, given you a stronger laws, male breeder may i loo

you've got to see a chief bill burns, you've got the head of list subs. david barnett you've got, they've got the prime minister leading the got to be that legation and we don't care if the newly appointed, the chief of intelligence from egypt is going to be in attendance. but he's been holding those talks in the backdrop where the chief of the addition beth also traveled to egypt to discuss multiple aspects, multiple proposals on the table. so it is the 1st time in the few weeks as and the talking points, as you've heard from the secretary of state, is similar as that. now there's a need of opportunity for to cease by, it talks up, the captives need to go home. that needs to be, feel free, flowing 8, etc, etc. but in reality, all of these sites are digging via hills. you have to go on to comments that you just read are more meant for his prime minister than anyone else because he has been saying there is no end to the one god that they needs to be a complete victory. and you've heard from him. i suspect that unless there is a compete is really the drawer

they've been led in the past by c, i a director bill burns traveling with him, a special envoy in his hochstein who was just in love and on member of the national security council. and of course, they're expected to be back in the region very soon, for talks with a guitar, a prime minister on sunday. we expect the objections will be there also lots of for them to consider. and of course, the big question is, who will be representing a moss as the negotiations continue? yeah, absolutely. um chris and sending me that following the latest for us from washington d. c. on those diplomatic efforts by the us when it comes to the war and goals are assessing what we're seeing in 11 on well, the is really minute treat has talked to a route southern suburbs with multiple strikes. take a listen. well via the tax targets in the areas of da here and show a font that's the lease of strikes that came moments off. the israel issued a full says, actuation threat selling residents to leave the homes. now it also jabari has the latest from the campus, will be re another night's falls on the lebanese capi

you write in your book that the cia director bill burns says that putin is a master manipulator he later and quote, playing donald trump, you've interviewed trump a lot of times. i'm wondering what do you think is at the core of trump's desire to be friendly with dictators and his willingness to be manipulated, at least in the view of the cia director, she assembles what's real that will serve him. and so it's not really real, but for trump, it's real. >> you also write about this moment in 2023 at a reception at the willard hotel in washington, dc general, mark milley, the former chairman of the joint chiefs of staff in the trump administration. that he had to talk to you. he said, quote, we have got to stop him. milley said, you have got to stop him by you. he meant the press broadly, quote he is the most dangerous person ever i had suspicions when i talked to you about his mental decline and so forth. but now i realize he's a total fascist, a fascist to the core, milley repeated to me, i will never forget the intensity of his worry, unquote. this is the first time we've heard this rea

ceasefires, as you know, there's going to be a meeting i believe with israel's participation and bill burnse cia and the responsible interlocutors for the parties. and that's apparently meant to start on monday. so their three pieces and they're putting maximum pressure you can imagine the americans before their administration is over they say when i speak to folks in this country, some of them losing hope about the fate of the he israeli hostages in gaza, given where more than a year out from october 7, their christiane amanpour. >> thanks so much for joining and for giving us your sense pence of all this right after the break, we're gonna go back to the u.s where president trump will be rallying his supporters in the key swing state of michigan in the next several hours, we're going to go there live right after this break >> john? i did nine on cnn nutrients to help fill those holes. your immune system on holes supporting nutrients. >> our most complete support yet, when you order a keepsake frame, your photos professionally printed, and your frame his hand assembled here at our studio in

so now we have this, the chief bill burns, we have the most thought chief, stupid barnett, or we have the 3 prime minister let the leading the, after you delegation a show that reminded the tiny. and there is going to be other parts and moving, moving issues with this. we are also hearing there is going to be an egyptian presence. here is better, the newly appointed is a chief of the general information services and in egypt of us. so it is a very highly powered empower delegation, which is meeting all due apart from the talking place. that's in where it is. it has a nation pretty through a gives you an opportunity for, for a big truancies fire that all the captives need to be released by how much that it needs to go in. there is the maximum of this position that we've seen from both sides, which, which continues to be there, how much the thing needs to be complete the door of the forces into a different adelphi card or needed to be complete aid of 4 or pots of gaza. all of the palestinian prisoners need to be released and it needs to be a ceasefire that has not moved. although there

. >> cia director bill burns, quote says, putin manipulates his professionally trained to do that. >> putins got a plan just as he did when trump was in office at plane, trump now that's not some political opponent saying that about trump. that's the cia director who is steeped in the analysis in this idea and i know they have very good intelligence on this. what's putin trying to do? he's trying to blais donald trump. so i think we are in such a dangerous position that trump might become president. again, bob woodward of the new book is called war. thanks for your time. well coming up next breaking news in battleground georgia and the record that was set today as early voting gets underway, we'll talk with gabriel sterling, a key georgia election official ahead >> tomorrow at 7:00 eastern a used car, but she doesn't know that nearly half of them have been in an accident. >> likely car fact shows how accidents impact price. >> so she doesn't have to overpay on pause about? the news sports a little family, gaza maybe. you don't do that, right here's another topic for you. >> as they ge

that donald trump has spoken with vladimir putin since he left office really matters cia director bill burns quote says, putin manipulates. >> he's professionally trained to do that putins got a plan just as he did when trump was in office at blaine, trump now, that's not some political opponent saying that about trump. that's the cia director trump. >> for. his, part, played coy when he was asked directly, has he spoken to watermark putin since he left office you have talked to vladimir putin since you stop being preston? well, i don't comment on that, but i will tell you that if i did it what thing, if i'm friendly with people, if you have a relationship with people that's a good thing, not a bad thing in terms of a country my inside source tonight is cnn political analyst and senior political correspondent for the new york times, maggie haberman. >> i mean that was, a dodge of whether or not he has spoken with him. how do you interpret that? does that to me? it sounds like they definitely have spoken, but i wonder how you hear when he doesn't answer. >> no, i don't take it as that at all,

burning flags. and i would like to suggest that we put in a bill if you burn the american flag, one year in jail. we will get critical race theory and transgender insanity the hell out of our schools. and we will keep men out of women's sports. i will defend religious liberty. i will restore free speech, and i will defend the right to keep and bear arms. our second amendment is under siege after years of building up foreign nations, defending foreign borders and protecting foreign lands, we are finally going to build up our country, defend our borders and protect our citizens. it's called america first, and it's going to happen at levels never seen before. and i'll tell our friends, our allies, who sometimes treat us very badly, that it's about time we take care of ourselves and we will stop the illegal immigration that's taking place at levels never seen before. we will stop it cold and once and for all. we will not be invaded. we will not be occupied. we will not be overrun. we will not be conquered. we will be a free and proud nation once again. everyone will prosper, every family will thrive,

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burning flags. and i would like to suggest that we put in a bill if you burn the american flag, one year in jail. we will get critical race theory and transgender insanity the hell out of our schools. and we will keep men out of women's sports. i will defend religious liberty. i will restore free speech, and i will defend the right to keep and bear arms. our second amendment is under siege after years of building up foreign nations, defending foreign borders and protecting foreign lands, we are finally going to build up our country, defend our borders and protect our citizens. it's called america first, and it's going to happen at levels never seen before. and i'll tell our friends, our allies, who sometimes treat us very badly, that it's about time we take care of ourselves and we will stop the illegal immigration that's taking place at levels never seen before. we will stop it cold and once and for all. we will not be invaded. we will not be occupied. we will not be overrun. we will not be conquered. we will be a free and proud nation once again. everyone will prosper, every family will thrive,

they meet, bill burns, the cia director, incredibly informed previously experienced, is a diplomat. the u.s. ambassador to moscow years ago. he knew putin in putin's early years. tony blinken, the secretary of state, probably as close to biden as anyone, has traveled the world and listened and tried to calm things down. i have accounts of meetings that blinken has or with the national security council. and the theme always is, let's reduce violence, let's listen to each other, let's not do crazy things. lloyd austin, the secretary of defense, really an astonishing person. i probably shouldn't go into this detail, but i will. i'm interviewing him a couple of months ago and i have a transcript of a call he made to the russian defense minister. literal, verbatim, account. and i -- he didn't know i had it. and i started reading it out. and he said, that's accurate! that's accurate! rather than running from it, say, yeah, okay, that's accurate. so, you know, there are more people. have they done a perfect job? no. they've made mistakes, obviously. go back to that theme. is the homeland s

bill adair. the book is beyond the big lie. how it could burn down our democracy. let's start with dan.epublican line. go ahead. >> good morning, gentlemen. i just find it a little ironic that you guys have a book targeting republicans which we are a diverse group of people across religion, we are not all born americans. you are sort of labeling us like that. in the title of your book is the big lie. you open with a 2012 audio cited where you yourself said you lied i mean, i don't know if he had a nondisclosure or an nda, but you have capitalized on a. you are capitalist. i get that. you are selling a book now. i just think that's rich. that is my comment. i don't understand how you can write a book about how people live in the you quote yourself that you lie in that question. >> thank you for that comment. i think you need to look at the opening scene in the greater context of the book. my point was that i think journalists need to talk about this disparity. that is hard for fact checkers in particular, but i do think journalists, and really, the nation, needs to confront this. this is

burned. >> meteorologist bill martin joining us in studio. now for a first look at this forecast. it's warm out there. >> yeah, it's yeah, it's warm today, claudia. and it's going to get hot tomorrow the next couple of days. but i love that you guys started with that fire because that's one of my things i want to talk about is there's not a lot of wind today. there's more wind today than there will be for the next couple of days. so when we have heat like this and low humidities fire danger is terrifying, right? but when you don't have wind, firefighters will do exactly what they did to that fire in concord. even when i looked at that video that from earlier, you saw what you saw was wild oat dry brush that would have burned like a fiend. and i know that area well. you probably know that area well out by ignacio valley road and but without wind, again, not without a lot of wind. there is some wind, certainly, but the firefighting effort gets done quickly and we're going to see plenty of fire starts for the next couple of days. the heat advisory in yellow, the extreme heat warning

i will put a bill in for congress and anyone burning our american flag goes to jail for one year automaticallynvaded. we will not be occupied to. we will not be conquered. we will be a free and proud nation once again. >> carley: i want to play that because for a while and now a opinion among young people and certainly hollywood is the country is terrible. we had a history of colonization founded on oppression but you saw a shift how young people feel about the country. that can lead to how they feel about donald trump. >> yes, exactly. much what i reported the campus reform anti-american sentiments and i went to my backyard and my home turf of florida and young students are shifting to the left of the vast majority and often times the silent majority of students are conservative libertarian and independent and that is the message we saw from president trump carriage of the students want and students have been played far left narratives in the classroom and outright stupidity. by administrators and trump's message resonates with students and just like me i was in seventh grade when trump elect