barak: thank you for having me.he outlook is actually very strong -- if you think about any large transaction it gets very complex and this tends to move the market and show other m&a is possible can help ignite the market if it can happen. if we were to go through this, woon we talk to our clients about complicated and complex carveouts, we talk about months and quarters in terms of timelines to getting it done, not days or weeks. to the extent that some of that work has been going on, that is fantastic. it depends on who the buyer is in terms of what the stack looks like and how capable they are to receive it. all of that will drive the timeline no matter what happens. obviously you need willing buyers and sellers. caroline: ultimately this is a geopolitical discussion that drives the potential sale of tiktok. how much will geopolitics play into m&a and carveouts as relationships between the u.s. and china become more tense? barak: that is a great question. it is impossible to underestimate the impact it already h

thank you so much for that, barak. appreciate it. i want to go now to alayna treene, who is in west palm beach near donald trump's mar-a-lago home. alana, we have been talking about some of the statements we've seen coming onto donald trump's social media feed. uh, claiming credit, saying that this is, uh, this is because he was elected his incoming national security advisor. mike waltz just retweeted, or we retrieved one of his statements saying that this is the trump effect. and, you know, uh, i'm sure they're they're saying that. and, you know, as i said to barack, i'm sure that this is something that the biden administration might not be thrilled about just on the raw politics, giving them some credit. but it's pretty clear that they work together on this phase very, very closely. they being the biden administration and the trump team. >> that's right. >> specifically, his special envoy to the middle east, or at least his name, special envoy to the middle east steve witkoff, as well as mike waltz, who is picked to be his national

. >> president barak wanted to chat, too. let's be honest. no. watching these tapes.is chatting away. >> mrs. pence is like, no. >> you are not supposed to talk in church. >> you are not. >> but the fact that, you know, president carter even in death was able to bring all of these rivals together in one space in one room is sort of a testament to him, right? and to the sort of broad respect and reverence that there is for that man in death, yeah? >> well, i have studied this like you have, and i think there are constraints on the second term of donald trump. constraints that he cannot overcome. the market has to stay high. the gdp has to grow. the -- >> got to get -- >> the economy has to grow -- yes, inflation has to be dealt with. all this stuff has to happen. and he has to deal with that reality. when he screws around with taxes and tariffs, whatever he is calling it, taxes, costing the consumer more and raising the prices of eggs and meat and all those other products we have to buy to survive, he is gonna get hurt. i think he is -- he has to watch the clock. also

ehud barak looks out on israel and says, listen, we are headed to a high tide. ehud olmert looks down. israel says, we are headed to a kind of south african struggle. and then i come over here and, i see some kids up at columbia say that. and folks, well, they should be suspended. what world do we living in and what the road forward what's the solution there is a very, very easy answer to that. i was on tv, on cbs. and honestly, in every other interview i've been this week and every other i have and i should not be there. i shouldn't be on the stage right now. talking to talking to you there should a palestinian sitting here, you see to. everything i just outline instructions. i just thought that what that requires is you to not and this is why i took myself to test so strongly with requires is for you not to see a people as as human beings. and in order to not them as human beings, you can't let speak. you can't let them narrate. you can't as the great edward say said, you can't let them articulate for themselves. i got so many notes, man, from some of my, you

. >> barak ravid, who writes for axios, is reporting that the current leader of hamas spoke in qatar and said that the october 7th attacks on israel, quote, will forever be a source of pride for our people, unquote. he expressed, quote, no regret for the destructive consequences. and he, quote, promised another october 7th. what's your response? >> well, i mean, we are going to continue to stand with israel to make sure that they are forever protected. that remains a u.s. priority. but listen, let's be clear. many of us have been calling for israel to stand down militarily for months because our worry has been that the number of civilians that have died inside gaza, and you're now talking about 60,000 plus who have died from traumatic deaths, would end up being permanent bulletin board recruiting material for those that want to harm israel and harm the united states. our own intelligence analysts here in the united states have told us that threats to israel and the united states are as high as they have ever been. so the long term tail of this conflict may ultimately be that the forc

miembros del grupo barak nos hablan sufrieron abuso.do y la flaca" y era una opiniÓn ., yo estoy muy tranquila. la sentencia se apela y ademÁs serÍa un pÉsimo precedente para todos . porque entonces yo ahorita podrÍa demandar a medio mÉxico, pero no, por una opiniÓn, me han dicho de corrupta para abajo. y entonces lo podrÍa hacer pero a mÍ no me interesa, no vivo de eso. todo lo que han sacado es mentira porque para que tÚ puedas demandar no se puede apelar . yo siendo abogada, tony: muy confiada, tranquila se ve laura, han pasado cinco aÑos desde que se impuso esta demanda. ella es abogada tambiÉn y sabe lo que estÁ hablando. bis: pero lo ejerce? tony: no pero tiene la informaciÓn y al lenguaje. bis: una cosa de ser borracho y otra dice el bebÉ, eso digo yo. vamos a ver lo que dicen las cartas. desafortunadamente para ella viene que tiene y debe hacerse responsable de esta demanda. y estÁ demanda es ganada por la otra parte. jomari: serÍa un gran antecedente la historia del entretenimiento porque realmente siempre ha habido una protecc

reporter barak ravid. what can you tell us about this deal? and when the hamas prisoners will be released, those held hostage, i should say, and the palestinian prisoners as well. what more can you tell us about that? >> so i think one of the most important things that our viewers need to know right now is that there are seven americans held by hamas in gaza, two of them are expected to be released in this initial phase of the hostage deal. one of them is u.s. citizen keith segal. that a video of him from captivity was aired a few months ago, and he is in the list for this first phase. another u.s., u.s. citizen is sajid khan, another u.s. citizen who is on the list of the 33 hostages expected to be released in this initial phase. and i think what is very interesting is that this deal has been in the making for months since president biden laid out his plan, his proposal last may. and u.s. negotiators, qatari negotiators, egyptian negotiators, israeli negotiators have been working on this for months. i think the breakthrough came when the deal