>> yeah, ayman, i would love to dig into it. i think a lot of it probably has to do, my guess, is that there is a lot of trump fatigue out there. this is somebody as you just mentioned, we're going to see we're in the very beginning of the trial. we're going to see him in the courtroom every single day for the next six weeks. this is also just the first trial of what will likely be several more. you know, during this election cycle, i think there's certainly voter fatigue going on. look, when it comes to president biden, the campaign is still very early, seven months away. there is still a lot. a lot of voters who are not tuned in to the election and who are not focused on what's going on. and i think once you get more paid media out from biden's campaign, focusing on his accomplishments. focusing on not only the job creation, but the successes as president that he has achieved so far. you'll get what i call the avengers out there on the campaign trail, the cabinet members, the governor. we have a strong bench of really topnotch

literally, ayman, everything. some of the scenes that i'm seeing, i'm hearing it, i'm witnessing it, and i still cannot put it into a sentence with what i'm seeing on the street or what i've seen in some of these hospitals i've been able to go to. >> can you talk a little bit about the aid right now? how is aid coming in? we know it's not coming in in anywhere nearly the supply that is needed to meet the demands of the people on the ground. from the way that your organization is operating, and what you're able to see on the ground, how is aid getting in, and why you believe not enough aid is getting in? there's obviously a lot of finger-pointing going on, the israelis say they let everything in that they can, aid organizations are saying that's not true, they are prevented from getting to the places that they need to and supplies are being rerouted to israel and that slows the process. what are you seeing as an organization operating on the ground in gaza? >> this is how a truck gets into gaza at the moment. aroun

>> thanks, ayman, thanks for having me back. that's exactly right, there are now 244 humanitarian aid workers that have been killed in gaza in israeli air strikes. this is a pattern. and the world central kitchen killing was the most dramatic, and has obviously become the most visible around the world, and it was very personal for us because we knew them, we worked with them day in and day out in gaza. but this is a pattern, and our staff person was killed, and we have no explanation for that. we don't know whether he was targeted or not, but to read recently that israel has an artificial intelligence a program called daddy's home, and he was killed just after arriving home from spending a day delivering humanitarian aid, he was still wearing his anera sweatshirt, he was sitting down to coffee with his family when he was killed. three family members were injured and one of them, his six-year-old son, died. six of our other staff have lost more than 60 family members. but, he was in a shelter that was the conflicted, the coordina

i'm ayman mohyeldin. let's do it. tensions are high in the middle east as the world waits on israel's next moves in the aftermath of iran's retaliatory attack. united nations envoy issued a stark warning at the emergency security council meeting earlier. >> we are not a frog in boiling water. we are a nation of lions. following such a massive and direct attack on israel, the entire world let alone israel cannot settle for an action. we will defend our future. >> this comes as president biden is cautioning israel not to retaliate against iran. chief foreign affairs correspondent andrea mitchell reported earlier that biden told israeli prime minister benjamin netanyahu that the us will not participate in offense of military actions against iran. with top officials subsequently telling nbc news that biden has privately expressed concern that netanyahu is trying to drag washington into a broader conflict. israel has been facing widespread and growing criticism over its military approach in gaza and the latest escalation r

>> reporter: it is really shaking him up, ayman. not only with him nodding but he cannot say anything back to these people are donald trump who has known to be a bully and try to appear the strongmen in every situation and instance, it is killing him to know that individuals hold this opinion of him and many of those individuals are fine making those opinions known. i think it is the backdrop of where he has acknowledging he is in the courtroom and he has no choice but to be there but he would rather play golf at mar-a-lago are actually campaigning. he is not making money off of this right now. in his previous iterations of being charged, he would showcase the mug shot and fun race off of the cups and t- shirts for all of the barbs he would make. in this case, he has not been able to shake people down the way he has briefly been able to do when he faced charges. there are two things at play, the tough guy persona he has is taken a toll. these opinions are really getting at the guy he was used to bring insults at other people. it is

the no votes today are significant, ayman. look, i think it's clear that the policy of the united states is still overwhelmingly pro- israel, to ally with israel in their current war. but we cannot overlook that the domestic politics, particularly within the democratic party, have shifted from what we've seen over the past several decades, and you see joe biden realizing that and trying to pay attention to those concerns. we have seen this in vote at the bell xbox during the biden democratic primary race. we're now seeing it on the floor of the u.s. congress. i think the white house is doing the best they can to attend to these concerns without actually breaking that strong alliance with israel. i suspect this conversation, though, is going to dog joe biden all the way through november. >> let's talk about that for a moment, eugene. resident biden has been pushing congress to take action for months how much of a win is this for his administration that he will actually want to take credit for? >> yeah, i mean, and his statement

chief international correspondent lyce doucet has been speaking to thejordanian foreign minister, ayman she asked him if president biden's recent warning to israel spells a turning point in the conflict? let's hope it is at least, because for the last six months we've seen nothing but an israeli government that is defying the will of the whole international community, proceeding with a massacre that has produced nothing but death and destruction and suffering to the palestinians. six months into this massacre, the world has to act more assertively to ensure that israel complies with international law, international humanitarian law. not only stop killing palestinians through this war, but also stop the starvation, which is claiming more lives day in, day out. so it is way past time that israel is held responsible for what it has done and stop this massacre and allow all of us then to come together and see how we can get beyond this misery and work towards a future that will ensure peace and security for palestinians and israelis. israel has announced new steps to get desperately needed

>> first ayman, good to see you too. overstate how significant is because lawyers don't like unprecedented situations. we like to deal with what we've seen before so we can predict what will happen. certainly a president has ever been on trial before, and with a personality quite like president trump's, no one knows how things will play out with jury selection or what to expect once the trial actually starts. but he's already gotten away with more than i would have told you any defendant could reasonably expect to without being put behind bars waiting for his trial date. >> trump has said he would testify. that remains to be seen. i'd love to get your legal expertise as to whether or not that's a smart decision. but if he does, the reason i ask that question is because he would be subject to cross-examination by the prosecution. how disastrous would that be for trump, and what would that even look like for the prosecution? >> you know, generally speaking i think i'm in the minority. i think it's good to put your defendan

>> thank you for having me, ayman. the first thing is we know that the trump campaign, their main tactic is using fear, dividing us, which is why the use dehumanizing language when speaking about people who are immigrants. let's be clear. we're talking about human beings. we're talking about children, fathers, we are talking about people who are contributing to our society and our economy. but what we have seen, this isn't just rhetoric. this has real-life consequences. in his administration we saw the real-life consequences of his rhetoric. what did we see? we saw children being ripped away from their parents, children being caged, we saw people who have a legal right to seek refuge while being able to protect themselves. what can we expect in a new trump administration? the same and worse. he put out his immigration plan and said he was going to do that and more. what i want to make sure that we are clear is that this has real-life consequences, and did not only affect people who are immigrants, it also affects u.s.

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former journalist and aide worker is here, plus, reporting you will only see on ayman, shocking claims about the conditions facing palestinian prisoners , and there's a new film on msnbc about cancel culture, and the chilling effect it is having on the american public. comedian judy gold on the cultural phenomena and what happens when comedians are caught up in it. let's do it. msnbc today marks six months of the israel hamas war, and every day new video emergence of the devastating and heartbreaking reality for people on the ground. in exclusive footage from last month published and edited by al jazeera and obtained by nbc news, we see what appears to be men targeted by israeli forces as they tried to grab lifesaving aid. a warning to our viewers, what you're about to see is disturbing. in the first few seconds of this video, we see men running together aid that is being dropped in northern gaza. we see them pulling supplies out of the box or a crate. in the next scene we see a shot strike the ground near them. a few seconds later another shot hits the ground. according to reporting,

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i am ayman mohyeldin with my all-star panel.for both the president and s&l's colin jost, but first, let's bring in our panel to talk about what we have been watching, dino, host of siriusxm. rick wilson, cofounder lincoln project, one half of the comedy duo the i have to say the one half part. it is in the writer along with the m&ms. >> i found one green one, and want to say on the air. so we got a glimpse of the awards. and it speaks to the moment we find ourselves in. several of the journalists that won those awards having to do with the reporting around the israel-gaza war. what did you make of that? >> joe biden has not fallen asleep anytime during this event, so maybe there should be articles contrasting the two there. >> they will make the point of- - >> look how biden is engaging, he is having a real conversation, to take the photo, i think he was remarkable he saw reporting having to do with president biden's trip there. i'm surprised they are doing it now, i am hoping they will talk about the loss of life and journalist

i asked ayman safadi, would that make a difference? we've heard those promises before.e see them. thus far, in the last six months, only an average of 100 trucks a day have entered gaza compared to what the un estimated was 800 trucks needed on a daily basis. so the amount of humanitarian aid entering into gaza is completely insignificant as of yet. we'll wait and see if israel really does take any action to allow more aid in and also to allow humanitarian agencies into gaza, because without the un being there in charge of those operations, without ngos being able to work, without the threat of being bombed and killed, the issue of distribution will also be a major problem. so what's needed now is opening all land crossings into gaza and allowing the un and other ngos full access and full ability to receive the aid and to distribute the aid. he was saying much more must be done and done soon. the united states and britain are also saying they want to see tangible steps that israel will address these concerns about the protection of gazans and the delivery of humanitaria

>>> good evening, everyone, i'm ayman hohyeldin, welcome to the coverage of the 2024 white house correspondents it is the night where washington, d.c. needs hollywood. you're looking at life pictures from inside the washington hilton hotel where hundreds of journalists, lawmakers, officials and celebrities are eagerly awaiting the introduction of the evening's most important guest, at any moment. post colin jost, vice president kamala harris and and of course president joe biden are all expected to make their way into that ballroom. the annual dinner began all the way back in 1921 as an effort to raise money to support the journalists who cover the white house. association provides scholarships for future reporters and works to educate the public about the value of free press. tonight's glitz and glamour provides at country contrast against the protests across the country continue to grow over the u.s. support for israel's war in gaza. demonstrators gathered in front of the hotel there in washington, d.c. as we barrel closer to the general election, biden's appointment, seems to be spending mor

. >> 18 months ago, demonstration leader ayman hashem was a texas college student. >> countries aroundld impose now the software engineer and others leading an office occupation of google cloud ceo thomas kurian as a form of protest. >> demonstrators are concerned the facial recognition, big data analysis and object tracking provided by nimbus enables the israeli defense force to target and kill civilians in gaza. >> we demand an end to the contract project nimbus. we demand that google execs drop project nimbus now, and we also demand that google protect their arab, muslim and palestinian workers who are speaking out against project nimbus and who have been facing harassment, suppression, retaliation at work. >> this day of action was not limited to sunnyvale. similar actions took place in new york city and in seattle. google did not reply to an email asking for comment about project nimbus, or the multiple rallies conducted by its own ranks. some participants worry their company could respond with punitive measures. >> i would not like to lose my job, i did not plan to lose my job ri

[music playing] >>> last weekend on "ayman", i spoke with the usc valedictorian.ad just been canceled after pro- israel groups raise concerns over social media post import of palestinians. university said the decision had nothing to do with freedom of speech did not elaborate on the safety concerns that they say motivated the decision. in my conversation with her, she made a point that bears repeating. >> my class has worked so hard for graduation and i know that we deserve a commence that is true to the work that we have put in. i think it's also a factor to know, most of us are from the high school class of 2020. we did not receive our high school graduation, either. for this to also be the not traditional commencement we've been looking forward to and for some of us, it's one of the biggest moments of our lives. it is honestly so tough, and i think that everyone is on the same page about wanting to celebrate and wanting to have fun for the work that we've done so far. >> within days of the interview, usc canceled its main commencement ceremony, once again citin

>> maybe way down the line, ayman, but i think he's going to get a fine, an accumulation of fines, butbeing treated different than us. i've never seen any defendant curse at the judge and get away with it. i mean the judge has the gavel, where's the black robe, you have to stand when that judge enters the room, and they controlled their courtroom, but when trump is a defendants the judge doesn't want to be seen as political, so they are playing with trump with kid gloves. so it is small fines. anybody else, they would perhaps be wearing an orange jumpsuit by now. >> no doubt. tara, stick around, we will switch gears and look at some of the other legal trouble for donald trump including indictment against fake electors in arizona, that's coming up next. get excited to get up to 80% off. ooo, yes. plus score free shipping on everything. [ grunting ] [ bell rings ] and surprise flash deals. all way day long! wayday starts may 4th so mark your calendar. and start filling your cart! ♪ wayfair. every style. every home. ♪ ( ♪♪ ) my name is jaxon, and i have spastic cerebral palsy. it's a mout

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joining me to discuss it all is the deputy prime minister of jordan and minister of foreign affairs, ayman safadi as the minister, pleasure to have you on. so let me first ask you whether you agree with the assessment that iran versus israel, the tensions are de-escalating, or do you still worry that things could spiral back out of control? >> good day to you, sarah. and i thank you for having me, but for now the latest tranche seems to have been contained. everybody has done a lot of work too much to make sure that this does not spiral off into major regional confrontation. that said, i think we all have to do a lot of work to make sure that we address the whole ecosystem all the causes of tension in the region. and particularly the focus should remain on gaza, where you just said that the killing continues and the conflict doesn't seem to offer any horizon for ending. so that needs to be the focus and that's where all of us need to be concentrating right now but do you believe that israel is going to be content with allowing the status quo as it is, as you know, there are people in israe

well, i'm joined now by the jordanian foreign minister, ayman safadi. he is live for us from amman and foreign minister, let's start with the iranian strikes unprecedented five-hour pave of projectiles directed towards israel to be clear, was it jordan or the americans who intercepted those projectiles over jordan? >> good morning good. becky the attack was retaliation to israeli targeting and a taco the iranian consulate in damascus said that they've done what they needed to do and no more. now i think the pressure is on israel not to escalate and work towards the objective that we all share, which is the escalating the conflict. and the first step was the escalation is the aggression on gaza ending the illegal majors on the west bank and get on a truck that will produce if you just and lasting peace on the basis uses two-state solution that we all believe is the only path to peace and security >> as far as >> jordan, what i did was consulted with our long-standing policy and a projectiles drones, whatever that enters our space as turkey and we'll cont

until then, i'm ayman mohyeldin in new york. have a great night, everyone. e >>> what a week. a tabloid testimony in donald trump's hush money interference trial, and stunning arguments before the supreme court as trump continues his quest for total immunity regardless of his actions. legal analyst anthony coley and renaldo mariotti join me live to discuss the significance. >>> chaos on campus as pro- palestinian protest spread to colleges across the country. we will take a closer look at what is fueling them and what happens when politicians like house speaker mike johnson enter the divide. >>> ended his nerd prominent. colin just and president biden are set to deliver punchlines at tonight's white house correspondents dinner. obama's former speech writer explained what it is like to write those jokes and which ones will work best. this is the saturday show. >> i'm all dolled up in my brand-new tuxedo for tonight's white house correspondents dinner, where donald trump will no doubt be roasted for his legal troubles. but as much as we joke about his courtroom based campaign, t

. >> 18 months ago, demonstration leader ayman hashem was a texas college student. >> while developedes around the world impose now the software engineer and others leading an office occupation of google cloud ceo thomas kurian as a form of protest. >> demonstrators are concerned the facial recognition, big data analysis and object tracking provided by nimbus enables the israeli defense force to target and kill civilians in gaza. we demand an end to the contract project nimbus. >> we demand that google execs drop project nimbus now this day of action was not limited to sunnyvale. >> similar actions took place in new york city and in seattle. google did not reply to an email asking for comment about project nimbus, or the multiple rallies conducted by its own ranks. some participants worry their company could respond with punitive measures. >> would not like to lose my job, i did not plan to lose my job right out of college, and but i think that there. it is impossible for me to continue coming into work every week, without acknowledging and loudly condemning project nimbus. no more co

consumer cellular, you can get the same exact coverage as the leading carriers but for half the price ayman, any job in dubai and this is cnn close captioning brought to you by mesobook.com if you or a loved one have mesothelial, will send you a free book to answer questions you may have call now and we'll come to you 808 to one 4,000 norm eisen, jim schultz, and laura coates, they're all backed with the right now and nor you've been inside that courtroom all week. >> take a step back for us. what have been your biggest takeaways and what stood out the most to you today? >> well, if i was struck from the moment we got to the courtroom with the forcefulness of prosecutors, the jury wasn't there yet monday morning was supposed to be asleep, the affair of some remaining evidentiary motions but they used those motions to present the case to preview the case for the judge and they did present it as an election interference case. it is not just a federal campaign finance that makes this falsifying business records of fence into a felony. they also pointed to the new york state election influence

provide artificial intelligence services to the israeli government and military software engineer aymanseattle to sunnyvale to take part in the sit in and demand that google cut its ties to israel. >> there was absolutely no way that i could continue working at google without, but, pushing these demands, they're continuing to lie not just to their employees, but to the public. and all tech workers. >> google says its contract work with israel is, quote, not directly at highly sensitive, classified or military workloads relevant to weapons or intelligence services. google calls the actions of the workers who were fired unacceptable and disruptive, and that they violated company policy. >> time is now. 507 more details coming in this morning from oakland about the incident on wednesday, where oakland police shot and killed a murder suspect from sacramento. now, ktvu has confirmed he was 33 year old dominique broat. he was wanted for the shooting last month of his girlfriend as police were conducted a welfare welfare check on her. now on wednesday, sacramento detectives tracked bro to west