alex joe biden recently said that he is proud of the fact that nato keeps expanding, but it's all coming at the expense of russia security, which moscow has been pointing out for decades. why do you think washington is so happy about that as well? i mean, once again here we're talking about the americans. let's go back and see what they've done. they've seized $350000000000.00. 70 percent of the assets of russian banks were also frozen. and i'm, they're going to have to give that money back. and the worry here is america is trying to use ukraine and other nations as nato's piggy bank. the americans once again make a killing on killing and that strategy is bailing dramatically here in ukraine. it let's go back to, to asia. now the us is expanding military cooperation with estrella and japan. so i think a perceived threat from china in that countries on back yard. it seems like washington is using the exact same playbook there as the one that led to the ukraine conflict in europe. do you think we can see, can expect to see a similar crisis unfold in asia because of americans policies? well

alex and i found it on joe biden, takes the swipe of donald trump at the white house correspondents dinner. but as no mention of the boy and gaza, must hundreds of pro palestinian protest as south side condemned us suppose for ease rouse village. the company, the i am eddie micah junior and you are welcome to the program. the release of a new video by her mouse cleaning to show 2 hostages being held in gaza. is when you impress on ease roles, governments to secure the release of all those still being held. israel's foreign minister, israel caps has suggested a planned assault on the rough uh, could be suspended if a hostage deal can be struck with how much which carried out to the october 7th, tara attack and reports that such a deal maybe close us public and got gross of a sea of white and blue slacks on the streets of tel aviv thousands of his re lease demanding that the government brings the compact for its home. but after almost 7 months of war, many are turning their fury on prime minister benjamin netanyahu and his wife, when government's failure to secure a deal. families of the hos

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alex saying around the face. yes, deal if convicted joe biden takes his wife. but donald trump on the white house correspondents dinner, but there's no mention of the boy and gaza. hundreds of protesting in protest this outside condemns us. reports of these relatively treat. i'm paying the i d. michael junior. you are welcome to the program there with ease of a new video by have my screen to show 2 hostages being held in gaza. is when you impress that one. these are all as governments to secure their release of all those still being held. israel's foreign ministers are all cats has suggested a planned assault on rough. i could be suspended if a hostage deal can be struck, but how mass which carried out the up to about $7.00 to $10.00 or attack. and that reports that such a deal maybe close us public on our gross of a sea of white and blue slacks on the streets of tel aviv thousands of his re lease demanding that the government brings a compact for you at home. but after almost 7 months of war, many are turning their fury on prime minister benjamin netanyahu and

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alex: the u.s. is voting in the presidential election in november. joe bidens the leader on the ticket for the democrats, donald trump is leading the republican party. trump has changed his tune in recent weeks on tiktok. he has come out and said he thinks it should stay, even though he first tried to ban the app in america. so trump ends up in the presidential seat next year, this divestiture timeline clock ends the day before inauguration. so, any kind of decision here could end up being either enforced or further evaluated in -- with a different president in that seat if somebody like donald trump is able to beat joe biden in the november election. paul: tech reporter alex barinka , thank you so much for joining us on the tiktok ban legislation. we are going to dive into how that could impact ties between washington and beijing, with eurasia group in the next hour. you can get a roundup of the stories you need to know to get your day going into today's edition of daybreak. terminal subscribers can use the command dayb . this is also available on mobile

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alex starts right now. >> thank you, my friend. as always. >>> joe biden was sworn in as president of the united states at 12:00 p.m. on january 20th, 2021. just one day and four hours later, this happened. >> found articles of impeachment on president joe biden. we'll see how this goes. >> we'll see how this goes. >> biden had been president for less than 30 hours, but house conservatives decided that he had already committed high crimes and misdemeanors and needed to be removed from office. since the very start of his administration, republicans have been desperate to try and obscure and minimize the two impeachment trials of former president donald trump. and to do that, they aim for joe biden to be the next american president to face the same humiliation. but that effort failed, and it failed in spectacular fashion. for three years, we have watched republicans reach desperately for something, anything that had even a hint of corruption they might pin on president biden. but their efforts failed to turn up any convincing evidence that biden or his famil

alex. >> they're weaponizing law enforcement for high-level election interference against joe biden's toplitical appointment. a guy named me. john has total respect for donald trump and for donald trump's very, very large a-brain. saudi arabia and russia will be -- oh -- 10,000 known or suspes-ted gang members. the wheel is older than the wall, you know that? every single car out there, even the really expenses ones controlled by large derners. unelected regulatores. and regulators. our hope is a word and world. authority and authoritarian powers. beating expectations in the house for the midtown and midterm year. [ laughter ] they sacrifice every day for the furniture -- future of their children. when they gaze upon yo-semites, yo-seminites, towering sequoias. we did with obama, we won an election that everyone said couldn't be won. they're going to change the name of pennsylvania. you know how you spell us, right? you spell us "u-s." i just picked that up. i hope they now go and take a look at the oranges. the oranges of the -- investigation. the beginnings. the mueller report, i wish c

alex rossi reporting from jerusalem. in the last couple of hours, u.s. president joe biden released a statement saying "earlier today, iran and its proxies operating out of yemen, syria, and iraq, launched an unprecedented air attack against military facilities in israel. i condemn these attacks in the strongest possible terms. i have just spoken to brett minister benjamin netanyahu to reaffirm america's ironclad commitment to the security of israel. tomorrow, i will convene my fellow g7 leaders to coordinate a united diplomatic response to iran's brazen attack." that statement came shortly after israel released this image showing the israeli prime minister on the phone to u.s. president joe biden. >>> our u.s. correspondent, james matthews, has the latest now from washington. >> the un security council is due to meet at 4:00 p.m. on sunday. this in response clearly events, the israelis are calling for a un security council resolution to condemn the actions of iran. it has been a busy day in washington. president biden ended his weekend break in his beach house in delaware

but joe biden's campaign says he's totally sharp, they put out any ad on it today, watch... >> alex telles president biden because when you meet him, this guy is as sharp as a knife. >> jesse: if you have to tell people your sharp, you are not. and started spinning millions dollars on an ad to say your sharp, just be sharp for free. voters agree, trump is up in georgia, michigan, tied in bonds avana and wisconsin. all states, biden one in 2020. >>> guinness, before we get to the politics, of joe biden is saying cannibals eight his un uncle, do think he should have his head checked? [ laughter ] strangest thing, yes. i find this discussion -- i find this discussion distasteful. >> jesse: it's all right. [ laughter ] when you see joe biden wonder into wawa and a sculpted exchange of milkshakes and then getting lost and you compare that to trump going to chick-fil-a and getting mobbed by young black woman who will tell their mom with her famous, what is that tell you what the state of the race? >> let me just say that president biden has been out of the campaigning, i think it is a good thing

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alex marquardt here in washington. thank you so much for joining us today. >> we begin with president joe biden urging the senate two quickly send a foreign aid package to his desk so that he can sign it into law. senators are expected to take up this series of bills this tuesday. it was just past moments ago by house lawmakers & a special saturday session. >> there'll be combined and they include $95 billion in military aid for ukraine, israel, and for hi won as well as billions and humanitarian aid. >> president biden says the house has passage of the bill sends a clear message about the power of america's cities. a leadership, excuse me, in the world. cnn's priscilla alvarez is here with me here in washington. so what else are we hearing from the white house? >> well, they're applauding this move, one that they have been waiting for for monday that's to remind viewers this was an at the white house made last october. so this has been wrangling that has been ongoing for some time now. so as soon as this past, the white house applauding it and the president saying in a statement, today, members of both parties and the hous

alex: absolutely and this bill is looking like it is inevitable that it becomes law. the senate interview to take up the bill. president joe bidenns to sign it into law. the reality of tiktok facing the divestiture banking legislation is here. bytedance, the parent company that the u.s. government has taken issue with has also expected that it is going to fight this tooth and nail through the u.s. legal system. if this bill goes into law with the correct language, bytedance would have nine months with a potential three-month extension today best the app. that seems to be an option that would be the case for the legal battle for bytedance who plans to fight this in a legal battle that could last more than a year. paul: what is the plan? to put up for a better administration somewhere down the track? and also in terms of what is worse, is it a ban or is it investment? alex: if you do the math on the 29th, for it passes this week, that would put us around january which is in operation time here in the u.s. as that a presidential election year. we have seen tiktok in the past tried to lean into the idea of looking for a more amenabl

joe biden is not as strong with young voters as he was in 2020. so it gives the biden campaign a roadmap. i think there are a couple of things here. one to alex's point, obviously, this is not a simple issue. this is not one where an immediate pivot, one way or the other is going to change hearts and minds. this is an issue on which there are incorrect credibly passionate emotional feelings on both sides but let's think about what the alternative to joe biden is. the alternative to joe biden in this race is donald trump, who is saying things like the idf should go in and finish the problem in gaza. so if you're a young person who is motivated by this issue then you can look at what joe biden's doing. you can look at the alternative and donald trump. you can look at the alternative of not voting. but in many ways, that's effectively a vote for donald trump. i think the biden campaign has to really make that case, but remember there are also numerous other issues that are going to be on people's minds, including on young people's minds like abortion for example. campbell, i think the number of single issue voters, even young voters on this issue,

>> well, you know, alex, we do have this new poll out right now that in these images are certainly not helping joe biden when he's trying to deal with this israel, situation, look at these numbers right here. how is joe biden handling? this situation right now, only 28% of americans right now approve of how key is handling this situation between israel and hamas. but what is even more difficult and you can put a number to a face right now is look at how he is doing with young kids right now look at these numbers right here. his approval rating with people under the age of 35 on this hamas issue is 19%. now when you're going into an election year right now, and you are looking at a key constituency of your voting block, young people for democrats, that is incredibly troubling right now for the biden administration, he's having a tough time as well when it comes to his own party and he's got to work to regain some trust there if he wants to repeat obviously, a win here in november, only 40 per six, 46% of democrats approved of his handling of the gaza situation. >> we are seeing this play out right now, n

you still support him in november my choice is between joe biden and donald trump every single day of the week? yes, i will support donald trump alexke of that? >> that's how many republicans feel. look what would certainly much rather have the economy, the border and national security and public safety of the trump leadership, than the biden leadership that is without question. and look, the republican party, there's two subsets, basically, his rabbit base is fully on board with everything he says when he walks into the courtroom and out of the courtroom, this is weaponization of the doj. i'm a victim. this is a witch-hunt. this is prosecutorial misconduct against biden's biggest threat that is what he feels he has a martyr in his supporters believe that then on the rational republicans that realize there's some there, there, there might be some questionable activity, but at the end of the day, they would much rather have his policies over biden's. but my dear friend maria is correct, and the gold now is not the republicans for donald trump. it is the pendant voters. and we've seen poll after poll that shows they're keeping an eye

alex is a live from the hop. so coming up is around target's, palestinian homes and a refugee camp in central gaza. the strikes killed 15 people including women and children. us president joe biden levels new purchases and that is why the prime minister benjamin netanyahu saying his approach to the war as a mistake and voting is on the way in south korea's parliamentary elections. it's happening in the middle of.

kind of has these empty promises when joe biden has shown what can happen when a president works hand on your behalf. >> that is all in on this friday night. alex wagner starts right now. >> that was a great block. you have yourself a great weekend. >> you too. >> over the past four days this week like in many other cities across the country, hundreds of new yorkers reported for jury duty. these new yorkers discovered the defendant in the criminal case sitting before them was the former president donald trump. when the perspective jurors were initially asked if they could be impartial during the trial of donald trump many came forward and said they could not point-blank. those people were dismissed and got to go home. the ones that said they could remain fair and impartial they were then questioned further during what is called the voir dire process. at that point it came out more about these new yorkers. what they do for fun. one laughed saying his hobby was trying to find a wife. it's not working, ends -- end quote. another says he cleans his local dog park twice a year, for medication. none of those people made the jury. one of the unfortuna

joe biden betraying israel? jack's misclassified documents case against trump imploding, the great professor alan dershowitz for all that and doug collins and alexar-a-lago, a little bit of politics of democrats latest illegal, vote ballot climate harvesters. how much will the tax i do the economy? the answer is, a lot. first, lady trumbull with all the details. we can figure them out. i used to do this kind of work regularly on wall street, much simpler, i don't know what the numbers mean. six different ways, help me out. >> it depends on how you look at it i guess it might come as no surprise the biden administration is focusing on the good aspects of the jobs report, they just put out a statement as we were coming on the air saying, are you better than you were four years ago comparing this jobs report to march of 2021 former president trump was president in the statement highlights in march of 2020, the economy lost over 1.4 million jobs but you might remember that was at the start of the pandemic and campaign makes no mention of that. nonetheless digging deeper we are seeing to sectors about the biggest gains in march, healthcare was 72000

joe biden, but i don't recognize me in this. >> i'll be watchingful i'll be the judge of that. have a great show. >> thanks alex. >> bye. >>> imagine you are one of the hundreds of people in new york and manhattan who got your jury duty notice and are asked to assemble monday morning at 10:00 a.m. on a courtroom where the jury and the case of the people versus trump will be tried. after you take your seat in the jury pool, judge juan merchan will describe the case summary. in exactly these words. the defendant donald trump is charged with 34 counts of falsifying business records in the first degree. the allegations are in substance, that donald trump falsified business records to conceal an agreement with others to unlawfully influence the 2016 presidential election, specifically, it is alleged that donald trump made or caused false business records to hide the true nature of payments made to michael cohen by characterizing them as payment for legal services rendered pursuant to a legal retainer. it is alleged the payments were intended to reimburse michael cohen for payment he paid to stephanie clifford also k

kind of has these empty promises when joe biden has shown what can happen when a president works hand on your behalf. >> that is all in on this friday night. alex that was a great block. you have yourself a great weekend. >> you too. >> over the past four days this week like in many other cities across

should name, alex, there's literally an impeachment inquiry going on now in search of a rationale that doesn't exist that hunter biden somehow used his connection to his father to profit when joeiden was vice president, and they can't find any evidence for it. and here we have the president's son-in-law who worked in the white house unlike hunter biden who's collected $2 billion on the back end of his service, and now he's got his father-in-law running for president of the united states, right? this is not only unusual, this is unprecedent. this is putting a price tag on american foreign policy. this is level of corruption we've just never seen, and it's hiding in plain sight. i mean this is not subtle. 99% of his investors come from out of the united states. that is just saying i've setup an entire investment fund designed to get me and my family rich based on the fact that people are going to be purchased froouns in a second trump term while jared kushner surfaced in the first trump term when he rendered interference from mohammed bin salman after he murdered somebody in turkey. >> we're going to leave it there to be continued. jared kushner not saying he's not going back in

alex, a lot of violence, a lot of division. you are not seeing any law and order. i think the politics of this is very bad for biden. >> could not be worse for joes emergency. obviously, it is. completely change the narrative here. he cannot do it because he is afraid. he is afraid he will lose the pro- hamas base. the dnc affiliate on the campus which is college democrats coming out saying they backed the protests. they like what is going on. they think this is legitimate and they feel the pain of the students keeping people like ricky from class. >> coming out in favor of these protests, that is incredible, alex. >> college democrats. college democrats which is essentially part of the dnc. >> ricky, i want you to go back to school. i want you to pass with straight a's and so forth. but, the federal government, as you probably know, has the authority under the civil rights act of 1964. we talked about this on the show , particularly title vi. they have the authority to send an fbi, to send and police because all of these laws have been broken and they will not do it. the bidens will not do it. >> yeah. not to mention, one of the very few places

joe biden. only two trump voters out of every 10. and so it's just going to be hard to pick a fair and impartial jury. >> griff: alex, can he get a fair jury? >> yeah, i think he can. look, the jury selection process will take a long time. the judge i think will be pretty deliberate about making sure that folks who have made up their mind previously are not on that jury. that's what his lawyers are certainly going to push for. this is an issue that confronts every criminal defendant. this is a special criminal defendant. one of the most well known people in the world. i suspect they will work this process and pick, you know, enough jurors who don't have preconceived notions about this case. people will be surprised about how many folks really don't follow the news that closely. >> griff: when you say special case, alex, that's really interesting. you know, it made me think in this case, if they get -- if trump's defense gets just one juror to look at this and say well, this is a special case. in fact, if perhaps anyone other than someone named donald j. trump were charged with this, they might see it as a case that shouldn't have been

swing state of pennsylvania the latest poll finds joe biden at 48%, trump at 38% among registered voters. that falls with in the margin of error as well. alex thomason with israel, inflation, abortion, a lot of issues that could move voters one way or the other between now and november. what do you make of the polls? any trends standing out? >> absolutely. we are in peak choose our own polling adventure right now. the truth is you can find polls. you saw them that showed trump ahead in pennsylvania. what we are seeing over the last month is that joe biden has been closing that gap. if you are joe biden the thing that will really make you a little more optimistic is that trump's numbers really have not moved since the four years ago and those numbers still remain under 50%. the truth is that it looks like there is sort of a nonmaga majority in this country. the question is whether or not with all of these divisions with in the party can joe biden really rally all those people? can he really put down the threats of these third party candidates? cornell west on palestine, rfk jr. using that kennedy name to help himself and the truth is we real

joe biden. >> susan glasser, thank you so much, peter, thank you as well. greatly appreciate it. and, willie, it's that time again. do you want me to read the script, alexd scripts well. i was going to ask willie about this weekend. >> that's why your name was in prompter. >> is that why my name is in the prompter. >>> still ahead on "morning joe," maryland governor wes moore is our guest. so wes moore is our guest coming up, obviously talking about the tragedy in baltimore, and the president's going to be heading there today following last week's bridge collapse. >>> but, willie, here we go, now we're going to talk about the "today" show. last week's was just incredible. i just can't say enough about carol burnett, your interview with her was wonderful. >> the best. >> she was remarkable, you know, 50 years ago. she is remarkable still, so how do you top that? >> can i say one thing about carol burnett that didn't make it into the interview, carol burnett just in the last couple of years has gotten the wordel in one seven times. she's very humble, she says that doesn't take skill. getting it in two is the real skill. those are just guesses, but i thoug