i'm with my guests. benny morris. one of israel's most famous historians, we have a panel of experts and we have a live audience here in london is conway, who, who will be hearing from shortly, spending morris in part one of the show we all use you and i about a genocide of ethnic cleansing about them not, but can we start putting to benny by agreeing both of us on something that israel seen in recent is a pretty serious, severe breeze and shift to the right. some would say fall right with the likes of because all of smoke tricks and it's not been good. we're in the cabinet. a lot of fanatical stuff lives inciting violence in the occupied westbank. according to some polls. 60 percent of his really do say it's better for that to be segregation between the 2 societies. 48 percent according to one point of view as it goes, supported the expulsion of policy and incidence visit what is going on in his room . his relas turned definitely to the right. it's partly to do it. demography, more religious people are born in more t

to go head to head with benny morris. i'll challenge him on a support for the war m garza and i'll ask you more, he thinks accusations of genocide or absurd. tonight i'll be joined by a panel of experts down the leaving a full ma is really peace negotiator and president of the us middle east project deanna boot to the products to the lawyer and former advisor to the yellow and the manual. and of on and is really electra of diplomatic studies at tel aviv university. the thank you for joining me on a head to head. you are a supporter, a defender of israel's current, warren garza, which began and its current form off to the atrocities on october the 7th, which is since killed more than $38000.00 palestinians, including $15000.00 children, displaced more than a 1000000 people made cause uninhabitable to the un and is being investigated as a possible genocide at the international court of justice. a lot of people around the world think it's a genocide. i happened to think it's a genocide, but you have cool that accusation upse

the provocative is really historian. benny morris is well documented. many of the crime is committed by as well in 1948, but his critics say he now justifies those crimes. i made the hudson and i'm here in london's legendary free speech society conway hole, to go head to head with benny morris. i'll challenge him on a support for the war m garza and i'll ask you more, he thinks accusations of genocide or absurd. tonight i'll be joined by a panel of experts down the leaving a full ma is really peace negotiator and president of the us mid least project deanna booth to the products to be a lawyer and former advisor to the yellow and the manual and of on. and is really electra of diplomatic studies at tel aviv university. the funny morris thank you for joining me on a head to head. you are a supporter, a defender of israel's current, warren garza, which began and its current form off to the atrocities on october. the 7th, which is since killed, more than 38000 palestinians, including 15000 children, displaced more than a 1000000 people made cause uninhabita

how do you know that benny and please i don't. you don't have any reports of anyone dying all to be on a report. i haven't heard any so that makes it nonsense because you haven't read any. i haven't heard of any help thing that i'm in of starvation only the final, i don't know is a screwed problem. there are people food in an assignment and northern go, i don't know what the word from and means there is a food problem. there's a lot there's. there's now nutrition. there is this. i haven't heard of. nobody's died. they will say to lars, i know nobody has died of starvation in google is your it has far, i know i've read quotes. i know that you're restoring your look at the source and you find the evidence. i know, you know, i don't know if i'm in means. i haven't seen anything. maybe it was a big claims. you're making some backed it up with some evidence in the back it up . tell me the report in which somebody is the i just thought cindy, cindy, cindy mccain, who's cindy, but kids is the head of the world food program. she's a windo

the provocative is really historian. benny morris is well documented. many of the crime is committed by as well in 1948, but his critics say he now justifies those crimes. i made the hudson and i'm here in london's legendary free speech society conway hole, to go head to head with benny morris. i'll challenge him on a support for the war m garza and i'll ask him why he thinks accusations of genocide or absurd. tonight i'll be joined by a panel of experts down the leaving a full ma is really peace negotiator and president of the us middle east project deanna boot to the products to be a lawyer and former advisor to the yellow and the manual and of on and is really electra of diplomatic studies at tel aviv university, the name morris. thank you for joining me on a head to head. you are a supporter, a defender of israel's current, warren garza, which began and its current form off to the atrocities on october the 7th, which is since killed more than $38000.00 palestinians, including $15000.00 children, displaced more than a 1000000 people made cause uninha

benny gance and yoav gallant three months ago said they do not, they want in fact uh benny gant said he's going to resign from the war cabinet and he did on i think it was june 7th or 6th, he said if in a day the uh netanyahu and his cabinet do not give a comprehensive post war plan on how they're going to get out of gaza, he's going to resign, they didn't give him a plan to leave, he resigns, there are people within the cabinet that do not not the cabinet. in uh the uh the apparatus, the government there in in tel aviv that do not want to stay in gaza, why does this cabinet want to stay in gaza? well, eventually the war is going to end and the way to end the war is very important to netanyahu and his government. if he ended today with this deal and agreed to cease fire, it means it means that he's admitting the victory for the palestinian resistance and his - you know defeat and this this will be the second defeat after the first one on the 7th of october and now this the end of this war after 10 months without achieving any of his goals in this war to end the palestinian resistance

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>> lawrence: going to a diner, benny's place. 5:00 a.m. central time.e want to get your reaction to this convention. bill hemmer. big show coming up. dnc increase security is not stopping vielsz in chicago. i spoke to family members of victims who share their message to soft on crime democrats. that is next. >> eight year old lost his mom. i lost my daughter. please do more to keep criminals and drug dealers and people that shoot guns off the streets. what can i do to make a better cotton crop? we believe that the best products are made in america and come fresh from the family farm. and produced under the most sustainable farming techniques. from our sheets to our blankets and quilts this is a product that can be passed on. it could be a family heirloom. go to red land cotton dot com and receive 20% off your order with code fox 20. there are many ways to do things. at old dominion freight line, we do them this way. this way has people who start early. people who care and inspire each other to do things the way they should be done. this way uses technol

in terms of ethics and gifts, the problem we have, if bennie thompson asks justice thomas to recuse himself in the january 6 cases, which he could have, it would only be justice thomas deciding that recusal motion. the idea that you as an individual are masters of understanding your own bias is ridiculous. this goes all the way back, no man should be a judge in his own case. that includes decisions of impartiality. i feel like the idea of having other outside officials, other justices, that would -- just like in the lower court write a report and recommend remedies for discipline for the justices should they violate their oath. host: let's hear from kathy. caller: three points, the democrats didn't have a problem with the supreme court until the left was no longer in control. and the conservatives had a say. the only way to counter the weaponization of the justice department and to counter the executive orders is the supreme court. sandra day o'connor said years ago that sooner or later the court was going to have to address affirmative action. they have done that. one thing i think is odd

it's one of the reasons benny gantz left. so it's critically important to think through that before first shot is fired next is to recognize the barriers to success the costs and the challenges of military force. mike tyson, the former heavyweight champion, said everyone has a plan until get punched in the mouth. you're always going to have unexpected. so, for example, in kosovo with over 70 days of bombing we ended up by mistake bombing the chinese embassy in kosovo. they still to this day, we did it on purpose. critically important to use military force is something general petraeus emphasized my interview with him and that is to understand the culture, the history and the internal politic of the countries in which we intervene. we did not do that in iraq where in effect got rid of a minority sunni and a majority shiite country. we really understand afghanistan well, as we should. we certainly didn't. libya. in fact, president said this was the worst mistake of his presidency the last two, the use of force must be decisive.

so this is from benny-- joe black: this is from benny johnson. donnie o'sullivan: --johnson. everyone knows taylor swift is a government pysop, and this is exactly why corporate media is having a meltdown about it. you don't believe taylor swift is a government psyop? joe black: i don't know what to believe about taylor swift. it's good to keep your mind open. could she be? could she not be? donnie o'sullivan: and now she's dating a pfizer and bud light agent in the nfl because we're a few weeks from the super bowl. joe black: yeah. and they're seeking the endorsement from taylor swift. they, biden administration. and then who's going to win the super bowl? donnie o'sullivan: but you don't think the super bowl is rigged? joe black: who's going to sing at the-- donnie o'sullivan: do you think they're-- joe black: --i think football is rigged, yeah. donnie o'sullivan: ok. there's a cnn clip in here. watch, cnn has a meltdown over our coverage of the taylor swift pysop. reporter: have you heard the latest conspiracy theory making the rounds that the super bowl will be rigged for

in terms of ethics and gifts the problem that we have is this give an example of bennie thompson who is head of the january 6 committee asked justice thomas to recuse himself in the generally six cases which she reasonably could of it all will i be justice thomas decidig the statement that refusal notion. the idea that you as an individual are masters of understanding your own bias is ridiculous it has been disproven goes all the way back no man should be a judge in his own case that includes i decisions f impartiality. i like the idea of having outside officials other justices suggested in a recent appearance. just like in the lower court discuss, write a report and recommend remedies for the justices should they violate their oath. >> is hear from kathy and bethel, delaware republican hi kathy. >> good morning to you both. three points if i may. the democrats did not have a problem with the supreme court until the left was no longer in control. the conservatives had a say. and now they are having a hissy fit. and the only way to counter the weaponization of the justice department a

haven't been back to benny's left since the attack. but they have no doubt that the russian drone operators involved knew exactly what they were doing. the you have, it's a game. yes. like a computer game as if they were sitting there and playing music about the real to go on living targets the the conflicts, crises, every single connection mapped out shows the geophysical reality. the on the board is what makes things the way they are mapped out, navigating a changing world. now on youtube dw, so on take socks, we in fact, every day the world kasha, i used to work for free because we can take the different w call, the world, unpack pulse of your info, and all the input u, v. w story. now onto the hi i'm i'm name. so i'm going time i'm of course, i'm condone and it is my husband e mail. hi i'm so i know i come from florida. i am moses. i'm from north to my block from the back button is that when it comes to love, indonesia is a deeply traditional society. we met 3 couples whose relationships are frowned upon by many in the country. the

moves. >> yeah. >> you remember jack benny? >> when he is about to deliver a line. >> benny would this and then kind of grab. >> yeah. >> he has got that -- and, by the way, that is a compliment. everybody loved jack benny. but it's an old comedian who has long passed but it is funny. his movements look like a bar from jack benny. some of the shrugs from johnny carson so there you go. >> you know, he has a sense of almost perfect comedic lining as well. the line he dropped about donald trump in his remarks yesterday and that is not even counting the crimes that he committed, referring to trump's presidency. but he has also got something else when you look at him. he is not going to make anyone afraid of him. he is the most openly friendly candidate we have seen in quite frankly. has a bit of reagan-esque openness and friendliness toward him. the most important aspect of coach walz, i would think, is this -- he knows, as does the running mate, the vice president who is at the top of the ticket, they both know that elections are

benny gantz has left it. i know him well. he was their chief of defense when i was in charge of u.s.y cooperation. he's already voted with his feet. i think the key individual that former prime minister is really directing this toward is yoav gallant, the current minister of defense, former chief of the idf. i think it is getting close for time for him to step away. the point is well taken. won't that simply play into the hands of the right wing? i don't think so. we won't know, katy, until the knesset comes back from its break, probably toward the end of september. so we've got a month to continue to watch this bubble. >> all right. thank you very much. i really appreciate it. we'll watch and see what happens next. >>> coming up, how the high costs of everyday living may impact voters' choices, especially in critical swing states like wisconsin. you're watching msnbc. sconsin. you're watching msnbc. (aaron) i own a lot of businesses... so my tech and my network need to keep up. thank you, verizon business. (kevin) now our businesses get fast and reliable internet from the same netwo

prefer as the next prime minister of zionist israel, 41% of the respondents preferred opposition leader benny by yayer lapid would be able to form a government on their own. according to survey results, the opposition would secure 58 seats, netanyahu's block 52 seats and arab parties 10 seats. support from 61 law makers in the 120 seat kinessit is required to form a zionist government. let us now move to the most notable expose voices for this week. nearly 300 days into the genocidal war on gaza. attacks on humanitarian zones, never-ending relocation orders and aid worker fatalities cripple aid delivery. in the midst of all of this calamity, those who suffer the most are the palestinian kids in gaza, traumatized like never before, expressing their fears and hopes on paper. here's sherley rose on tiktok who asked the children to express themselves through drawing. على غزه طلبت من الاطفال يعبروا عن انفسهم بالرسم خلونا نشوف كيف حيعب اعطيكم هلا ورق والوان بدي اقول لكم ترسموا عن شو انتم بتعبروا شو بيخطر في بالكم شو انتم بتفكروا موافقين وهيك كانت النتيجه بشرى ليش رسمتي هي الرسم عشان خالي استشه حبيب

perhaps a turning point can be reached, for example, the collapse of their war cabinet , when benny gans resigned, resigned and left. after that, the story is limited to the decisions that netanyahu and his war minister galant make together. it has reached such a point that some even talk about one of netanyahu's options to manage these differences is to remove galante , but now there are differences within the coalition, and even more than this, within likud, that is, we are in likud has at least four or five serious divisions between netanyahu and the ruling party, which can be said to be the most important because we are now at war, the most important is the difference between the minister of security and the u of gallant gallant. well , until this government, except for figures close to netanyahu he was considered to be a party member and he was close to my party, but since the judicial reforms started , they had a disagreement because, well, the military thought that the judicial reforms were harming israel's national security, and if i am not mistaken, it was april 1402, that is. a

a referendum was held yesterday in which netanyahu got more votes than ganses benny ganses. see, this shows that it means polling public opinion, see what we do. we draw a conclusion from this public opinion. the conclusion i got is this public opinion. we don't have civilians in israel, all of them are military. that means we shouldn't think that we are civilians or the resistance should declare that i have nothing to do with civilians because they don't have anything to do with this. they make us think that if we say this, they will turn their backs and the internal differences will deepen. no, they will be relieved, they will sit in a corner, netanihom will continue his crime, everyone should be targeted. the old man's wife is too much in one hour holy cleric, it was the hour of prayer . unfortunately, during the recent months and after the numerous zionist crimes that you mentioned, this was not the first. before this, in the previous months, we had the civil hospital crime , we had it in khanyounos, and today it is the same. we witnessed the brutal crime , international

the city of benny c. a has a new top cop here. mark mckenzie will serve as the city's interim police chief, taking the place of former chief mike green, who retired just last month. mark has worked in the department for a total of 24 years, serving as a patrol officer, a criminal detective field training officer, among other roles there. still ahead here, on the afternoon edition, streaming on cbs news bay area. it was a busy day for students and families at uc berkeley. it is move-in day, and we're going to hear from some freshmen and a first of its kind robotic food truck in the south bay. how it's churning out hot meals all while delivering them to your front door right now. taking a live look outside for you before we head to break. looking nice. a bit warmer today. stay with us students at uc berkeley. they're moving into their dorms as the new school year kicks off for them more than 8700 students are settling in this week, and we caught up with some new students who say they're excited to get started >>>>super exciting. rea

to attack those areas with with more air strikes and artillery shilling basically when it comes to benny sohala town, it was under heavy and continuous air strikes that were launched over the last night against the zenter buildings there and the thousands of the palestinian families were seen evacuating and defleying that area under that heavy attacks of the israeli artillery shiling basically, in the meantime we have one of as you another important and the dramatic development on the ground, which is about the evacuation orders issued to the people in hamed town, which is located in the western part of khanyuni city to the north, i mean that it is located in the area between deril balah and khanyuni city, and as you hamad town was uh targeted previously by the israel incubation forces, it was subjected to a brutal ground offensive over the last couple of months and now after the israeli incubation forces attacked and carried out several uh and as you know colosal uh ground offensives against the eastern part of khanuni city, that area has become completely overcrowded and overwhelmed wi

in in this uh war cabinet, uh, yav gallant has been at the at the center of it for quite sometime, benny gance was there, yayer lapide, uh, daniel hegory, uh, basically. not just in israely society, we've also seen with all the protests, but let's just stick with the war cabinet for the time being, your thoughts on what the ramifications are of this war cabinet not agreeing anything at this point? yes, well the, as you said, the israeli cabinet and the israeli parties, i don't mean political parties, i mean parties with in the sense of different points of view, they... been um, they've been at each other's throats for quite some time now, you have the group in the in the military that are let's say realists, they... recognize what israel is capable of doing and what it's not capable of doing and they're trying to uh argue that uh they are taking a setback and that they should take what they can get basically uh others are saying no this is this is a war to the finish and god is with us and so forth these are the more crazy elements. in the society and then you have netanyahu himself has

resignations because of the fact that yoablant and at the time part of that cabinet minister was uh benny gance he resigned because there was not a clear dedication to leaving gaza by the uh cabinet of netanyahu they want to come somehow get the ceasefire resolved and in gaza, so gant said, if there's not a comprehensive agreement that we're going to leave gaza, when this is all set and done, i'm resigning on, i believe was june 8th, and guess what, june 8th came and went, he resigned, you have gant was on that team where he doesn't want to see occupation forces stay in gaza, why is it imperative for this cabinet right now, netanyahu spearheading it to stay in the besieg gaza strip, well obviously there is no plan to end this this. military offensive, i use the word offenses buse it describes the odious taste that leaves in my mouth, anyt i have to mention it, i don't think we should get too distracted that by the machinations that take place politically within israel, bearing in mind that pretty much everybody, including the vast share percentage of the public are in favor. of continuing

many people within demetrius is struggle with indigestion, diarrhea, i'm closing known as and or benny the motor decision making. i'm trying to reach more foods that went straight in my digestive system. so the things that are on t anytime a change on children and 12, that's not too easy for someone with a sweet tooth like me to go to the in see see the hardest for me to avoid all pastries and alcohol. i just love and the priorities of the people. so if i want to continue and i still sometimes eat fried food. i know it's not good for my body, but i just can't help eating a few frying and they all pretty. uh, just so just because of, oh, i know i'll get a bit of a stomachache afterwards on these documents about what stopped me from living. my nicety once i to just so you know, i'm in the research as always to be easy as next semester has begun. she studies, german and french to the 1st half of her classes are included now in paris. and yeah, i'm fine. and right in my 2nd lecture, i got such a bad stomach pains and part because the room was so stuffy and that just wasn't helping. so i ju

we have some elton john dogs in the dog walking forecast, benny and jet, who seem like they have an airditioned spot already staked out. temperatures in san jose will reach the low 90s by tomorrow afternoon. get your pups out early in the day or wait until closer to sunset once the pavement starts to cool off. we'll be safely away from territory. in san jose it's still 7 degrees short of the daily record of 99. exercise common sense precautions in the afternoon heat. it will be hot, low to mid-90s in the santa clara valley, upper 90s inland and the east bay some of the hotter sports, fairfield near 100 degrees. temperatures in san francisco and oakland 70s, around 90 degrees in redwood city, 60 degrees along the coast. temperatures in the north bay, a mix of upper 80s and low 90s by tomorrow afternoon. farther down the line, we'll see a temperature increase kicking in once again. we go from near normal temperatures labor day weekend and looking farther into september in the eight to 14-day outlook, a strong signal towards warmer than normal conditions, not just for the bay area and cali

i watched a benny johnson, benny johnson video out here on the south side of chicago, walking around a strip mall with a microphone saying, who you vote for going out to african or gunmen donald trump. donald trump, this is, this is brock obama hometown, donald trump, in the city of philadelphia. donald trump has great deal of support from african are men you know, one of the things that i note is lacking from a lot of this program as well. a lot of reach to outreach to hispanic, the hispanic community i may i don't see a lot of hispanics on the stage, right. and so they've got a lot of work to do. there's going a lot of work to do in the span of community. people. the folks who are in the middle-class feel the pinch on the economy, on immigration in their, in their communities it's going to be erased. you, nobody thinks it's going to be easy, not going to be down to a few votes at all. the states and all these counties. that's why it's important. >> she's got work to do, clawing back some of these young black men who want to hear that. i want you to be successful economically, to be

look, let's look at it this way for it example, if you go back three or four months, everyone thought benny gantz than principle opposition politician who was in the war cabinet where prime minister netanyahu the thinking was if he pulled out of that cabinet then that would collapse netanyahu's government. that would be elections. benny gantz's today standing at the protest tonight with all those other protesters calling for the hostages to be police now, to seal the deal for netanyahu to do that, it's not happening. so that internal pressure is something that the prime minister netanyahu is. it weathering? >> he's defied expectations before his political death, often exaggerated his right and any managers to survive. nic robertson. >> thanks so much let's send it back now to jessica dean in new york tonight. of course, jessica, we're waiting for hopeful news out of here. we'll see where these negotiations go. >> absolutely, jim. thank you so much or thanks to nic as well. still ahead. we're talking to kevin o'leary, who's out of the shark tank for us tonight. we're gonna get his take on fo

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