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joe biden says he has israel's back.ut as the palestinian death toll mounts, so too do the president's political difficulties. he is now under enormous pressure in the middle east and in ukraine, too, to show what american leadership really means. my guest today is democratic party senator and loyal biden ally, chris coons. is president biden capable of rising to the challenge? senator chris coons, welcome to hardtalk. thanks, stephen. good to be on with you. it's great to have you on the show. senator, would you agree that, day by day, the israel—hamas war is becoming more of a headache for presidentjoe biden? i think this is the most consequential period in modern israeli history, and i think president biden did exactly the right thing in engaging directly, immediately, flying over to israel, deploying two aircraft carrier groups. but it is becoming a real challenge for us, domestically and internationally. his commitment to israel, their right to self—defence, their ability to carry out a difficult and intense campaig

joe biden says he has israel's back.ut as the palestinian death toll mounts, so too do the president's political difficulties. he is now under enormous pressure in the middle east and in ukraine, too, to show what american leadership really means. my guest today is democratic party senator and loyal biden ally chris coons. is president biden capable of rising to the challenge? senator chris coons, welcome to hardtalk. thanks, stephen. good to be on with you. it's great to have you on the show. senator, would you agree that, day by day, the israel—hamas war is becoming more of a headache for presidentjoe biden? i think this is the most consequential period in modern israeli history, and i think president biden did exactly the right thing in engaging directly, immediately, flying over to israel, deploying two aircraft carrier groups. but it is becoming a real challenge for us domestically and internationally. his commitment to israel, their right to self—defence, their ability to carry out a difficult and intense campaign

president biden has appealed for a less - has appealed for a less intrusive military attack.llowing a warning that the biggest hospital in gaza, our shifa is now nearly a cemetery with the lack of power doctor saying many patients, including dozens of premature babies cannot be careful properly. al—shifa hospital is in northern gaza. meanwhile, israel says it's found evidence of hamas activity within the grounds of another hospital in gaza. 0rla guerin has the very latest from jerusalem. and a warning — her report contains some distressing images. war is closing in, and they are running out of time. these premature babies at al—shifa hospital, fighting for life without incubators. since these pictures were taken at the weekend, several babies have died at the hospital, according to health ministry officials. the hospital grounds already look like a war zone. palestinians say this is the aftermath of a recent israeli air strike. israel denies targeting the hospital. but the us president joe biden has intervened, saying al—shifa must be protected and he hopes there will be less

president biden has failed to keep america safe. instead of working across the aisle, joe biden has proposed millions of dollars in new spending. instead of passing critical legislation like the secure the border act, joe biden has welcomed illegal immigrants into towns and cities across our country. and instead of standing with israel, our greatest alley in the middle east, joe biden has threatened to veto legislation that would resupply the iron dome and keep israeli citizens safe from hamas rockets. mr. speaker, it is now more clear than ever that president biden's policies have failed our families, failed our communities, and ultimately failed our nation. thank you, mr. speaker. i yield. the speaker pro tempore: the gentleman yields back the balance of his time. the chair now recognizes the gentleman from arkansas, mr. hill, for five minutes. mr. hill: i thank the speaker. mr. speaker, i rise today to honor the reverend dr. naomi rogers, a d.e.a. voted korean american. she has dedicated much of her life to the spiritual well-bei

they follow the law, they pay their taxes, but the biden family has been playing by different rules. two brave whistleblowers came forward to expose the political interference, impeding an investigation into the tax crimes of the president's son, hunter biden. these are serious, credible irs investigators, who risked their career to come forward. threats from those representing the president's son that anyone prosecuting the case would be committing career suicide. and as one might expect, they provided substantial evidence backing up their testimony that we have reviewed and released over the course of our work to hold government officials accountable. in the days since their initial testimony, we have learned that president biden wasn't just aware of his son's business dealings, he was not just involved, but he appears to have directly benefited from them. this directly contradicts the president -- what president biden said throughout his presidential campaign and while being president. we have learned about what can be described as the international bank of joe biden, a lending sch

well, president biden's has made it very clear| biden�*s has made it very clear where he stands withis also hearing other voices of great concern about the carnage which has occurred in gaza as a result of the bombardment. he has himself several times during this current conflict returned to the need for the two state agreement. so, while in the situation we are in everything looks bleak, sometimes it is at the bleakest hour that people will step forward and say, we cannot continue to go through this. so the us cannot achieve this. so the us cannot achieve this on its own, whatever its influence with israel may be. this needs a big group of actors to come together. i'm heartened that the european union is calling for an international peace conference, go back to madrid where there was someone over 30 years ago. we have had so many failed attempts but can the horror we see now propel the world community to come together and to say to all forces between israel and palestine, please, never again. israel and palestine, please, neveragain. please israel and palestine, please, never again.

but the us president joe biden has intervened, saying al—shifa must be protected and he hopes there will along with 600 patients, about 2,000 people who have sought refuge. israel says it has opened a safe evacuation corridor. a source in the hospital told the bbc that's totally untrue. translation: there are bullets everywhere, - especially near the windows. so nobody inside the hospital can move. some people left through the corridor they are talking about. but the men were taken. only the women escaped. one man was shot. when we tried to reach him, they fired at us. he was shot again in the chest and he died. israel claims that hamas hides beneath al—shifa and operates a command centre below ground. hamas denies this and so do doctors at the hospital. this is rantisi hospital in the basement in the building i've shown you... tonight, the israeli army issued a video which it claims is concrete proof that hamas is in gaza, in this case the al—rantitsi children's hospital. these are explosives, this is a vest with explosives. it is a body vest. a woman's clothes and a rope. the idf spoke

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has gone up a lot. there are essentially four meat processors in the country. it's a real bottleneck and source of corporate power. the bideninistration has been looking to investigate that and clampdown on that. across the board, the federal trade commission and other parts of the biden administration have been very aggressive in going after corporate profiteering and corporate consolidation. host: joe in yorba linda, california, republican. caller: i had a question about the stock market. stock market seemed to be flatlined during obama and almost tripled under trump and now it's flatlined again. this seems to be a push that the stock market is mostly for rich people. to me, it funds many 401k's and pensions and it seems to promote folks from the bottom in the middle up. i bought stock a long time ago. you buy stock and you think it has the potential of going up, you have a good chance of making a good return on your money i thought. i bought solar a long time ago, under a dollar and it went up to six dollars, 600% on my money. that's my question. guest: the stock market is important to the american people. the one key th

president biden has — that be received? president biden has a _ that be received?a . that be received? president - biden has a real dilemma here, in terms of dealing with speakerjohnson. speaker johnson's position is reflective of where many house republicans that stand. he does not want to couple together funding for ukraine with funding for ukraine with funding for ukraine with funding for israel. the house republicans and the speaker see them as two separate funding issues. the biden white house and president biden himself, as he has long articulated, would like to see these as a joint measure. untilthey like to see these as a joint measure. until they come up with some way to solve this impasse on how to fund foreign policy priorities, they are not going to have any kind of grand budget deal. foreign policy is a division in these negotiations, and it is a deep one, because there is such a fundamental difference in how congressional republicans on the house side see ukraine as a sort of foreign policy distraction for the us, not worthy of significant funding, wh

look, i think the bigger picture here is that president biden has been seen very carefully when how heponds to his abroad. especially since there's been mounting pressure from how he has not responded to this cease-fire. and you have outside pressure groups having biden be more vocal about just some of the international humanitarian laws that they feel have been violated. and how biden is going to proceed in this laminating and talking about the 4-year-old and the human element of this brought home. especially at stake. >> camila dechachllus, thank yo. >>> and a suspect arrested after three palestinian college students were shot in vermont. >>> and he's trailing in third place in the gop primary race in nin new hampshire, what chris christie says he plans to do next. >>> welcome back. new twist in the hostage talks. a diplomatic source tells cnn that more than 40 hostages abducted on october 7th are not being held by hamas but by other terror groups and this, of course, creates a complication because the deal to return hostages exists with hamas. here's what national security adviser j

president biden welcomes chinese leader xi jinping for rare talks near san francisco. for the first time in a year, the chinese leader, xijinping, has met face—to face with president biden for talks in san francisco. the meeting marks a renewed attempt to stablise relations between the us and china after years of rising tensions. it's only the second time the pair have met since biden became us president in 2021. there's plenty to discuss. issues like artficial intelligence, taiwan, the south china sea and the israel gaza war. the two leaders are also expected to agree on steps to crack down on the flow of fentanyl from china to the us. but going by what we've already heard from us officials — one major goal mightjust be simply improving communication. live now to san francisco. we can speak to sumi somaskanda. the white house has been playing down what we can expect. it is an important meeting, nonetheless? that is absolutel important meeting, nonetheless? twat is absolutely right. this is being called a significant meeting but they are talking about talking, about re—establishing a lot of communication, not only between president

what we know as the biden administration has _ in this? inistration has made _ in this? what we know as the biden administration has made it - in this? what we know as the biden administration has made it clear - administration has made it clear that they believe that a hostage deal is near and that final details needed to be ironed out, the fact that there is an icrc official in doha. now it there's the possibility that there is a deal in place and they are working out the details of how to hand over these hostages, and of course the palestinians who would be part of any deal in a swap. so if we are reading the tea leaves correctly, this could potentially be very good news. the first good news in quite some time. jae very good news. the first good news in quite some time.— in quite some time. joe biden has written quite _ in quite some time. joe biden has written quite an _ in quite some time. joe biden has written quite an extensive - in quite some time. joe biden has written quite an extensive op-edl written quite an extensive op—ed this

to have a robust primary, democratic primary that has to start happening within a month, so joe biden has basically a month to get out of this race, otherwise all bets are off, because you are not going to -- you know basically leave kamala harris in the dust she has to be considered the obvious successor even if we all know she is a terrible candidate. may be worse than joe biden so it is really, mark is right really a conundrum for the democratic party here. maria: sure is we are take a short break come right back at it. stay with us. we'll be right back. . and less about well, business? some companies today bring politics into the boardroom, then into our living rooms. that's why i use spotlight reports from 1792 exchange. here, i can search more than 2,000 companies, to see if they care more about divisive social issues than about running a sound business. isn't it time we got back to the business of business? learn the risk to your company or family at 1792exchange.com. secretary of state antony blinken meeting with turkish foreign minister today after two surprise trips yesterday fi

has gone up a lot. there are essentially four meat processors in the country. it's a real bottleneck and source of corporate power. the bidendministration has been looking to investigate that and clampdown on that. across the board, the federal trade commission and other parts of the biden administration have been very aggressive in going after corporate profiteering and corporate consolidation. host: joe in yorba linda, california, republican. caller: i had a question about the stock market. stock market seemed to be flatlined during obama and almost tripled under trump and now it's flatlined again. this seems to be a push that the stock market is mostly for rich people. to me, it funds many 401k's and pensions and it seems to promote folks from the bottom in the middle up. i bought stock a long time ago. you buy stock and you think it has the potential of going up, you have a good chance of making a good return on your money i thought. i bought solar a long time ago, under a dollar and it went up to six dollars, 600% on my money. that's my question. guest: the stock market is important to the american people. the one key

in the disastrous withdrawal from afghanistan and what we are seeing once again is that president biden has failed to manage our nation's foreign policy. this deal gives iran access to more money to fund more terrorist activities, including support in regional proxies by hamas and hezbollah. we know that the iranian regime is a highly skilled in sanctions and specifically in sanctioned invasions, they will do everything they can do to hide the true use of these funds. one thing is for certain, this money would not be used for humanitarian purposes as the biden administration has claimed. it is time to pass the no funds for iranian terrorism act and freeze this money in qatari banks where it is currently being held. we cannot allow the iranian regime to enrich itself and continue to funnel money into the hands of known terrorists. thank you. madam speaker, in the past week the tucson, arizona sector of our southern border has e encountered over 2,000 illegal immigrants each and every day. this crisis has pulled into border patrol resources, including highly trained board tact units to cover

biden has been a senator since i was three years old.se are problems of the past no one has dealt with, and it's time for a new generation. it's almost getting to a point of irresponsibility to think that we should do the same things with the same people in the same positions, and somehow think that it's gonna work out differently. no, it's time for change, people want it badly, and i'm gonna be the voice for a new generation. >> why do you think you're the alternative to president biden as the democratic nominee? well, so far, caitlin. i'm the only one who's jumped into the race. i just saw your interview with senator manchin. there are others who tap dance and fly around the world meeting with other world leaders. you know, the water is warm, get in the race. this is the united states of america. i would invite people -- >> who else do you think should get in? >> anybody who is competent and able to save, because if we turn this country back over to donald trump, we will not have a 2020 election that america's are accustomed to. that's

it's amazing how often joe biden has to walk things back considering he can barely walk forwards. overruled. to be fair to biden, not on everything, though. like student loan relief. the supreme court said he could not doing it but biden has been finding ways because that is much he cares about getting young people to vote for him. but on too many issues, he is rolling over. now, say what you will about trump. you might not agree with all his policies, but you've probably noticed he fights for them. he even fights for the ones that are stupid as hell! >> sinks, toilets, and showers, you don't get any water. >> i called my people -- environmental people. why are we doing this? because when you wash your hands, it takes you five times longer. you know, the water's, like, on. you got soap. you can't get it off. you go into the shower, right? you turn on the water, drip, drip, drip. people are flushing toilets 10 times, 15 times. 10 times, 10 times, right. bong, bong. not me, of course. not me, but you, him! >> charlamagne: he is so dangerous but so entertaining. trump's the only pres

joe biden has come under increasing pressure i going to be all right. joe biden has. come under increasing in congress of his stance in israel leading up to this hostage exchange. a north american correspondent was at that press conference. she explained to me earlier how the white house is likely to handle this crisis going forward. , forward. right in the beginning, soon after— forward. right in the beginning, soon after october _ forward. right in the beginning, soon after october the - forward. right in the beginning, soon after october the 7th - forward. right in the beginning, soon after october the 7th the l forward. right in the beginning, l soon after october the 7th the us government really was emphatic in defending israel and its right to defend — defending israel and its right to defend itself. it�*s defending israel and its right to defend itself.— defend itself. it's right to route hamas from — defend itself. it's right to route hamas from gaza. _ defend itself. it's right to route hamas from gaza. what - defend itself. it's right to route hamas from gaza. what we've | defend

president joe biden has become less popular than ever before. as young voters are overwhelmingly opposed to his unconditional support for israel's war on gaza. rami mazahei has your story out of chicago. hamas is stated purpose for existing is destruction. at just 40%, the approval rating of united states president joe biden. has reached its lowest level ever and the record is being attributed to vast disapproval from young adults for biden support of israel. an nbc news poll found that a whapping 70% of americans aged 18 to 34 years old disapprove of biden's approach to the illegal siege, indiscriminate bombings and war crimes of tel aviv. and nowadays a lot of young people are tend to be more uh left-wing. and when they see just this blatant violation of human rights, i don't know, i think uh, it's kind of all but clear as to why we support palestine. i think that what's going on is unfair, i think it is genocide, i think it's one-sided, one person has lot of military support money, the other side are just innocent civilians being bombed, and

when you ask them about this, and biden himself has said don't compare me to the almighty. compare me to the alternative. when it comes down to a choice between biden and trump, these polls that we're seeing tonight are not going to make a whole hell of a lot of difference because people are going to be aware. people are going to be conscious of what donald trump is capable of. the biden people are going to be running ads with january 6th footage in them and so on. do they have a point about that? >> they have a point about it, but let's remember. lots could change between now and then. you know, biden could have a health episode. you know, and some of it might be trivial. you know, he stumbles. remember, gerald ford stumbled once. he was actually a very fit, athletic man. but that became the meme, and it became impossible for him to quite get over that. he could stumble in terms of something he says. he could have an actual health episode. the economy could, you know, worsen. i worry that it's very close. you know, the strange thing about the way we elect presidents now is

the fact that prices are coming down -- it's taken a while, but biden has the receipts meaning he hast democrats need to focus on. >> yeah. don't agonize, organize is the saying, but that advice could be applied to joe biden himself who when he goes to the south lawn of the white house and faces the camera doesn't drive a message about how he's helping everyday americans. he stands there and litigates the polling with the white house press corps about -- >> jonathan: argues about how many polls he's up and down. >> why is he doing that instead of driving the message? >> i'm not there to give him advice -- >> jonathan: why? >> where are you after the show? >> i'm past my prime in doing that. >> i was going to say, we should talk though one place where democrats is well-placed and that's the abortion issue after tuesday. it's interesting because i was talking to both democratic strategists and republican strategists on election day and both of them were sort of telling me they thought the abortion issue salient in 2024 when republicans flipped the house and yet both of them were shocked

biden has welcomed me biden has welcomed israel's decision to _ biden has welcomed israel's decision to allow - israel's decision to allow humanitarian causes in gaza. four—hour breaks should help the palestinians escape the worst of the violence and let aid in, the agreement came after weeks of us pressure. president biden earlier said he had asked for pauses of several days rather than a few hours. did you ask him to pause? yes, i ask for an _ did you ask him to pause? yes, i ask for an even _ did you ask him to pause? yes, i ask for an even longer - did you ask him to pause? yes, i ask for an even longer pause. | i ask for an even longer pause. the israeli defence minister says the pauses would not interfere with military objectives, and he reiterated israel would continue the war until hamas was defeated and all hostages were freed. the pauses are intended to allow in humanitarian aid and help civilians flee south along evacuation routes, escaping the intense bombardment and air strikes in the north. this footage shows a stream of people leaving gaza on foot and arriving at refug

biden has also surpassed mr. biden among the youth, and it is very interesting that in the same survey, two-thirds of young people mentioned that they are serious critics of the zionist regime's attacks on gaza , that is, the expenses that happen to mr. biden inside the united states, but still he kroran's support for the zionist regime continues he will find it, and then he can hope that there will be so much support inside america that it will reduce or eliminate the results of the zionist regime's attacks on gaza. yes, this is at least at the level of a ceasefire. indeed, these gatherings are taking place in an unprecedented way, they have certainly had a great impact, and the same resolution that we witnessed in the united nations security council was also a result of these pressures, but mr. biden is really in a dilemma , he has to choose . tick ​​between lobbies and super packs that have grown with their support and here in the arena american politics has arrived, and on the other hand, the public opinion of

well, president biden has made it _ this so far?nt biden has made it very _ this so far? well, president biden has made it very clear _ this so far? well, president biden has made it very clear where - this so far? well, president biden has made it very clear where he i has made it very clear where he stands with respect to israel. but he's also obviously hearing other voices of great concern about the carnage which has occurred in gaza as a result of the bombardment. he has himself, several times during this current conflict, returned to the need for the two—state agreement. so, while in the situation we are in everything looks bleak, sometimes it is at the bleakest hour that people will step forward and say, we cannot continue to go through this. so, the us can't achieve this on its own, whatever its influence with israel may be. this needs a big group of actors to come together, i'm heartened that the european union is calling for an international peace conference, go back to madrid, where there was 1/30 years ago. we've had so m

comments have aged as badly. >> in the middle east region, it is quieter today than it has been in two decades. >> biden's national security adviser jake sullivan, and a catastrophic misread of the region eight days before the hamas attack on israel plunged the middle east into war. now, of course, it has the administration's full attention. but while the u.s. and its allies are focused there -- what does that mean for ukraine, now worried about being left behind? >> if russia will kill all of us, they will attack nato countries and you will send your sons and daughters and i'm sorry, but the price will be higher. >> with aid for kyiv locked up by skeptical republicans in congress, democrats are pushing back. >> we are at risk of failing, of handing putin a victory, right when he is on the verge of defeat. >> with the prospect of donald trump becoming the republican presidential nominee, who has openly laid down this gauntlet. >> i will remember the head of the country stood up, and said does that mean if russia attacks my country, you will not be there? that's right. that's what it means. i will not prot

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everything biden has done has yo been about setting the mood music, if you will, for smooth relationsh a communist adversary for joe biden's reelection. another thing we saw that is troubling is couple seats down e from joe biden is john kerry. not the secretary of defense, but johnge. kerry, special envo for climate. it shows what joe biden's priorities are, it is not , it american jobs, not american safety, it is getting climate change deal with china, which of they would cheat on. >> laura: a former official is o convinced xi is here to beg biden to ease up, period, watchn >> why is xi agreeing to this meeting now? i think part of the reason, they fear the biden administration ma strategy is working. the derisking is hurting the chinese economy, china wants out from under the pressure biden administration has helped to build. >> laura: senator, that is true, they have not pulled back on trump's tariffs yets, i think they will do that in the second term. why pull up on the gas when china is weak? throw them a lifeline after what they have done? >>nald we should be doubling do. the p

president biden has been pushing for three days - a whole hospital... nything right now to update this suffering, this tsunami of human suffering that we are seeing, to help those doctors and health care professionals to look after the victims is welcome. but this is a distraction, and to us as a health care body, we feel this is an excuse by the israeli government to continue bombing gaza. in the reality is the only solution is an immediate cease—fire now and a stop bombing gaza. immediate cease-fire now and a stop bombing gaza-— bombing gaza. doctor, we have to leave it there, _ bombing gaza. doctor, we have to leave it there, but _ bombing gaza. doctor, we have to leave it there, but thank _ bombing gaza. doctor, we have to leave it there, but thank you - bombing gaza. doctor, we have to leave it there, but thank you for l leave it there, but thank you for joining us ahead of the vigil that starts in 15 minutes' time. over the course of the weekend, we have more pro—palestinian protests, and of course we've seen a huge amount of politics around that.

the us presidentjoe biden has landed there and so has his chinese counterpart, xi jinping.discuss, not least the ongoing disputes over trade, technology, taiwan, and fentanyl.

biden has repeatedly supported the zionists in this war announced we stand by israel. the support that took a more serious form with his trip to the occupied territories. i wanted to come to israel so that people here and the whole world know that we are with israel. support with political, military and intelligence dimensions. but now this support policy. it has had a negative feedback among the american people. accepting the withdrawal of occupied armored vehicles from northern gaza. the citizens of gaza say takbeer with gratitude. allahu akbar. and that is the human flood from the south. returning to the north of gaza is the return of the same ones that the occupiers aim to displace they were going towards the houses, many of which are left with nothing but rubble. our spirits are high and we will win, god willing. my house was destroyed four times and i rebuilt it. they destroy it and we build it. after weeks of siege , trucks carrying humanitarian aid have arrived in gaza from the rafah crossing. this reopening created an opportunity for the palestinians living be

biden really has a question for me. mr. biden knows that he is facing presidential elections next year, and he is really ending his political life by blindly supporting the zionist regime. mbc news is a media it was published by an authoritative source in america. for the first time, mr. trump, mr. biden's serious rival , has surpassed mr. biden among the youth. well, it is very interesting that the youth mentioned that they are serious critics of the zionist regime's attacks on gaza, that is, the expenses that by the way, there is support for mr. biden inside the us, but he continues to support the zionist regime by millions, then we can hope that there will be so much support inside the us that it will reduce or eliminate the results of these attacks by the zionist regime on gaza. yes, this may be at least at the level of a ceasefire he hoped that i will say again that these rallies are really taking place in an unprecedented way , they definitely had a lot of impact and the same resolution that we witnessed in the united

president biden has said he will sign the bill. joining us now playbook coauthor and chief washington correspondent for politico ryan lizza. great to see you again. let's talk about the significance yesterday for president biden. he has his highly anticipated a year in the making meeting with xi jinping. and then we have a cr going to the senate headed to his desk for a signature. balancing act of issues domestic and foreign. >> yeah, looks like they're going to have to send that document on the plane out to california for him to sign before the deadline runs out tonight. a big day -- a big day for biden. he sort of, you know, being president on the world stage as frankly congress descended into quite a bit of chaos this week. they sort of made this last minute cr. but as you know, jonathan, on the republican side there's quite a bit of rambunctiousness on the road to get this including some near fisticuffs in several different places this week in congress. kevin mccarthy seeming to check one of his tormenters in the hallway. so it

president biden has warned the israeli prime minister, benjamin netanyahu, that israel is losing theoral high ground, thanks partly to the television pictures which come hourly out of gaza showing the death and destruction caused by the israeli attacks. the bbc gets its pictures from a whole range of sources in gaza. yogita limaye, who's normally based in india, has been putting together many of the bbc�*s reports from those pictures at its bureau injerusalem. i think what we've been seeing every day

in every poll we beat biden by 10 to 13 points. >> reporter: one of the nation's most conservative grassroots organizations has crowned haley as the choice to dethrone donald trump. unseat president biden in the white house. >> joe biden and donald trump had their chance. they can't fix what's broken. >> reporter: the question for haley is whether she'll ever get the chance and move beyond the race for second place. the highly coveted endorsement from americans for prosperity action is to urge voters to coalesce around a trump alternative. it's far from certain how many republicans are actually looking for one. >> right now, trump has my vote. >> reporter: we met wayne walk intg a haley rally on monday in south carolina. her rise intrigues him. but far from sold. >> i want to look at the candidates to see who's going to finally get my vote, but i'm strongly leaning toward trump. >> reporter: underscores one of haley's challenges, appealing to republicans for anyone other than trump. >> a vote for trump is going to be a vote for biden. i hope that doesn't happen. and that's why i'm voting for nikki. >> reporter

>> last two years biden has shown he seems to care more about ukraine's borders and he cares about america'swe republicans care about both we want to secure our border pretty when to stop the flow of illegal immigrants into this country the crime, drugs the potential terrorism and could open this country up too. at the same time you want to help ukraine resist russia's war of unprovoked aggression. so in return for providing additional funding for ukraine we have to have significant substantial reforms to our border policies. specifically asylum and parole the processes that are being abused in our border or a millions of illegal migrants to come to this country over the last three years for cocoa tech to our next guest to see if you can be getting bipartisan progress on that thank you for coming in. german out messages democratic congressman jake auchincloss welcome back to the show sir. >> sent to having me on, shannon. shannon: let's start here you said he sees for us on a good idea until hamas is destroyed by want to talk to about the specific pause but again the wall strewall street jou

well, joe biden has a lot of work to do in terms of gaining the confidence of the voters in those states. and so i'm worried because these are states he asked when absolutely has to win to win the 2nd term as president. which of our viewers watching on tv as in the united states and to all of you around the world. welcome . we begin the day at the moment of sadness for you is real. it has been exactly one month since the terror group tomas carried out attacks inside is real. 1400 people were killed, most of them civilians, some of them including women and children who showed signs of being tortured before they were murdered. october 7th, 2023 rings as the deadliest day for jews since the whole. the cost of the 4 weeks since gaza has been under intense is rarely bombardment. on monday, the wednesday that 89 employee is of its agency, 18 palestinian refugees have been killed in gaza in the last month, making this the deadliest conflict for you in personnel. in history and this week garza's a most run health ministry said that is really airstrikes have chilled more than 10000 people in the