stoltenberg is a political leader, and baur is a military army leader who, in the event of hostilities, is responsible for all nato forces, ah, for the military component of nato forces. uh at the meeting when he was coming to kyiv, i asked him what nato would do if france sent troops, decides to send troops to ukraine, will it block, will it help, will it do it, that is, nato will do it together with france and under the umbrella of nato, relatively speaking, well... positions like bauer's, they are not exclusively military, but military-political, he politically evaded the answer, but it is also telling, because he did not say no, he did not say that it is impossible, and we will not allow it, and and and and and it will never be, and first of all, i think that with two reasons, still the national army, and er... obeys the national decision first and foremost, that is, it is not the decision of the alliance, they cannot stop france from making decisions about the use of the army, but again, the lack of a direct answer no, also says that such options are being considered either under

expected to walk the jury through the paper trail at the center of this trial, joining us now, for baur analysis on what's going on. cnn senior political analyst, senior editor at the atlantic, ron brownstein, and cnn legal analyst and former chief assistant manhattan district attorney, karen friedman, agnifilo. she is currently counsel for a firm that represents michael cohn, but she does not work on that case. and there are no restrictions on what he can say about it let me start with you around. let me get your takeaway. first of all on the first week of actual testimony in this historic trial, the first time a former president of the united states has ever faced a criminal trial yeah. >> it was kind of a look under the hood at the cd world of the tabloids and catch and kill and the cozy relationship between trump and the national enquirer in 2016. from a political perspective, i will leave a legal questions to my my colleague here from a political perspective. this has been from the beginning, the case that fewer americans of you as fundamentally serious, trump broke the law, or tha

about what is in this specific proposal and if it might pass muster, i mean, the last deals we believe baur rejected by the hamas leader sinwar. what might make him except this one well, he now has a new framework in hand and it is an egyptian framework. >> and jon, these next few days are really going to be critical to determining whether or not a hostage deal can indeed be reached or the alternative being that there will be a major israeli ground offensive into rafah that is certainly hanging over all of this now, in terms of what's in this latest framework that's been presented by egypt. they've put a new framework on the table that would see 20 to 33 israeli hostages released over several weeks. but what would follow that would be a one permanent ceasefire effectively what they're calling a restoration of sustainable com, to avoid saying the words permanent ceasefire. but, but this framework was crafted with the input of the israeli government, although they haven't agreed to everything that's in this proposal, but it's clear that israel is shifting its position and has shifted its posi

maybe they should have gotten baures, the best tight end. >> out of georgia. >> maybe another offensiveof the line. they avoided a quarterback controversy. i think they said, daniels jones never had a fair chance. we'll give him another year, try to build a better team. if it doesn't work, draft a quarterback last year. last i checked, giants have five more draft picks this year. i wouldn't be surprised if one of those is their version of, let's go for a late-round quarterback. maybe he'll develop. >> late-round value is there to be had. it is the most underrated part of this thing. you're a day one guy or nothing. we're talking about the day one guys, the first round, but i like the idea of, one more year is a less-inspiring chant than four-more years in the nfl, as well as politics. i don't know if daniel jones is going, great, richard haass is saying, i have one more year in my career here, great. >> i'm sure he cares what i have to say. >> yeah. >> pablo, what are you looking at the rest of the draft? day one is long. it ends at 1:00 in the morning, ten minutes for every pick. thing