joining me now is democratic congressman dan goldman from new york.bably blissfully not in that caucus. but i do have to ask, you your colleague, congresswoman alexandria ocasio critics said that she would vote to get -- that mccarthy fail. do you agree with that? >> i haven't been provided any reason to save kevin kathy. look at what has happened over the last nine months -- he hasn't shown any interest or willingness to engage in any bipartisan conversations. he reached a deal but president biden on the fiscal responsibility act and then he went back against his own deal. and then he's opened up a completely bogus, sham, base this impeachment inquiry against joe biden and russ opposed to celebrate because he did the right thing one time this weekend and kept the government open? he's done nothing that would warrant me, not voting for a 16th time for the person who should be the speaker of the house, hakeem jeffries. >> it sounds like you would vote for a motion to vacate, if i'm just reading between the lines. >> unless something changes. and i thin

joining us now is congressman dan goldman, a democrat of new york. ssman goldman, i'm sorry about these circumstances that your family just went through. thanks for being with us here tonight to talk about. >> thanks for having me, rachel. >> i'm guessing that since you and your wife and three of your kids were there for a family bar mitzvah, that this was a big extended family gathering in israel. i have to ask how everybody is doing? how everybody in your extended family is? >> >> i think pretty much everybody is now back in the states, who were there for the bar mitzvah. it certainly ended in a way that none of us could have imagined. and really brought to life the reality of daily life in israel, which of course pales in comparison to what so many of israelis in the southern part of the country had to deal with on saturday morning. >> you and senator booker, as i mentioned, were both able to quickly and safely get out of the country. what do you understand about the situation, in terms of americans who may be seeking consular help, and other peopl

cory booker and dan goldman have since safely returned.e daniels is joining me now. also a political white house correspondent and coauthor of playbook. let's start with those members of congress. what are they saying about their experience during the attacks? he may have heard my conversation with representative gregory meeks he said he was able to text his friend dan goldman and got word while he was on his way back that they were safe and that they landed by now and that is good news and they must have some stories to tell. >> goldman was in israel with a spay for a bar mitzvah and booker was there on a worker trip with his staff members. districts they were on a very different the experience is very similar. the rocket started to take off and especially for women with his children. the stories they're definitely going to tell in detail at some point, what we hear from their staff is that they are shaken and they are back in the united states and they are ready to get started on figuring out how to fix the situation as much as they can.

dan goldman from new york was there for a bar mitzvah with his family. both have made it back safely. congressman, tell us what you and your family experienced when hamas launched this attack. what part of israel were you in? >> well, we were in tel aviv. at 6:30 in the morning i had a daughter on either side of me in bed and we were woken up by the sirens that in israel are well known to reflect missiles being shot into israel from some border area. we ran to the stairwell in the interior of the hotel which is the bomb shelter for the hotel. we remained there until we got the all clear. we had to do that several more ti again in the evening. we heard the iron dome defense system blowing up rockets outside of our window. as we know now hamas was raining thousands of missiles against israel while infiltrating on the ground as well and committing a horrific massacre unlike much that we've ever seen on this earth. >> i wonder what your response has been to some of the responses we've seen on the left, including from some democratic officials that seem to al

let's bring in new york congressman dan goldman. any regrets about democrats not saving mccarthy?ink it's the wrong question to be asking. >> how do you answer that question? >> the answer is no, we have no regrets. kevin mccarthy is a failed speaker. he did absolutely nothing to reach across the aisle in any way, shape, or form, even though as you pointed out in the last segment there is divided government, even when he reached a deal on top line appropriations numbers, he then went back against that deal in passing all of these individual appropriations bills. he has done absolutely nothing for the american people. he is trying to eliminate access to abortion. he is discriminating against the lgbtq community. he is cutting funding that americans need across the board, and we are unified because we want to help the american people, but we are in the minority. we don't have control, and they did absolutely nothing to reach across the aisle. they are captive to donald trump and the extreme maga wing, who has now revolted because even just passing a continuing resolution is too much

dan goldman with his wife and three young kids were in israel to celebrate a bar mitzvah when rocketsheir hotel. goldman and his family managed to escape israel safely. the who are reports have a lasting impact. he joins us now in washington to recount his experience. congressman, i'm so glad that you are safe and your family is safe. >> thank you. >> lawrence: we were just talking about your children and having to explain to them what they just experienced. >> yeah. we were woken up at 6:30 in the morning on saturday by the sirens which in israel everyone understands that rockets are coming. obviously we don't grow up with that here in america. i was aware of what it was. my kids were not. and it took a long time to explain to them at the various different ages and levels what was really going on and why it was happening. but there is a lasting impact. even last night my wife just told me that my 9-year-old daughter in the middle of the night worried that there was going to be world war iii. so, it puts really into stark relief how israeli children grow up because this is part of the

. >> congressman dan goldman, thank you very much for joining us tonight. i'm glad you and your family were able to get out safely, and i'm sorry are children had to learn such a difficult and immediate lesson about their people's history that way. >> thank you so much, lawrence. >> and joining our discussion now is michael orrin, who served as israeli ambassador to the united states from 2009 to 2013. he's a former member of the israeli knesset. thank you very much for joining us on this important night. really appreciate it. i want to just give you an open opportunity to react to what you have heard from president biden over the last two days and the situation that you are living through there now. >> thank you, lawrence. thanks for having me on. this is been an extraordinary broadcast. the remarks by doug emhoff, by congressman gordon, and your remarks, lore oren lawrence, i'm sure they will touch the people of israel during this grim and determined time. we're determined to defend our homeland, to rescue the hostages. it won't be easy. it's an extremely

israel when those attacks took place, this from axios, two members of congress, representative dan goldman and wife and three youngest children were in israel for an event when the attacks began, congressman goldman and family sheltered from their hotel's interior stairwell until early sunday morning when they were able to leave and depart from new york and goldman received assistance getting out of the country according to his spokesperson. senator cory booker was in the country for planned meetings, a site visit and economic summit when he was scheduled to speak on tuesday. he and his accompanying staffers were in jerusalem when the attacks were launched and sheltered in place. it was on senator booker's feed he posted a video from israel about the events he encountered towards there and a little to the end on the u.s. response. here's that video. [video plays] >> about this time yesterday i was jogging behind me in the old city when i got an urgent call from my chief of staff telling me to get back to the hotel as quickly as i could that israel was under attack. there were thousands of

sense gun law in the state >> maine congressman dan goldman made a lot of headlines this week.ed his stance on a national assault weapons ban. take a listen to what he said. >> i've opposed efforts to ban deadly weapons of war like the assault rifle used to carry out this crime. the time has now come from a to take responsibility for this failure. which is what i now call on the united states congress to ban assault rifles, like the one used by the sikh perpetrator of this mass killing. in my hometown. >> i wonder if that, given you are an organizer and your work specifically organizing the grassroots such that they get members of congress, members of state legislators, to change their positions on gun safety legislation. if that gives you some hope that there is still room for movement here? >> absolutely. and it's huge. and i want to directly thank representative jared golden for his leadership and encourage to realize that the time is now. to change position. that's okay. it's okay to say, things are getting to the point where enough is enough. and we need to make change. so

congressman dan goldman was in israel over the weekend with his family on a personal visit. and they got out, they managed to get out eventually. and it raises the question of what the state department can do to help americans currently in israel who are trying to get out? >> well, i will say that we are in close touch with american citizens who are in israel, including those who want to get out. we encourage everyone who has traveled to israel to enroll in our safe traveler enrollment program, where they would receive realtime updates. there are still flights that are operating from the airport. it's possible also to exit by land. there are a number of carriers have suspended flights, but there are others who are continuing to operate. so, we would urge people to avail themselves of the options that do exist, to get out of israel if they choose to do so. and also, to be in touch with our embassy interest alum for any other options. >> this is a military matter now. but everything involving israel in this kind of situation always remains a diplomatic effort. what has the sec

>> yeah, this is congressman dan goldman of new york, he is a freshman lawmaker.was a congressman, he was often on this program, and an msnbc. he acted, of course, as one of the democratic lawyers, during the impeachment hearings, so we are all quite familiar with him. but he wasn't israel, traveling with his family, for a bar mitzvah. his spokesperson, putting out a statement just a time ago, if i can read you paroft. saying, in part, that congssman goldman and his family, sheltered from hamas rocket fire, in their hotels, interior stairwell, angel early sunday morning, where they were able to -- and went on to say that congressman goldman is grateful for the assistance of the state department, and israeli authorities. and, he hopes all americans can come together to support israel's right to defend herself, from terrorism and war crimes. i should note, this comes after we received a statement first, from nbc news from senator booker's office, senator cory booker, who is actually traveling as part of a delegation. it was just him, and his staff members. israel wa

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. >> we are learning tonight that former republican liz cheney reached out to dan goldman ahead of the motion to vacate the vote to stress the danger that mccarthy poses to democracy because of his response to january 6th. sources say that goldman shared this to the rest of the democratic caucus. what exactly did she say and what was the reaction in the room to that advice from liz cheney? >> i am not aware of what liz cheney said because i was not a witness to that conversation. i want the explain what's happening. there is a civil war in the house republican caucus between those who are extreme and those who are very extreme. there are very few left that could join with democrats on a bipartisan path forward, and go democrats stand ready and willing to govern. we just need a partner who is willing to govern. >> i have to ask you though, what if the tables were turned. let's hypothetically suppose a democratic speaker found themselves basically on the verge of losing their job because of a tiny minority within the democratic party who teamed up with republicans to oust them. does that

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ground in israel plus john kirby coordinator strategic locations and marco rubio and congressman dan goldmanho was just in israel and sheltered from rocket fire before being able to escape back to the united states. that is all coming up tomorrow at 4:00 p.m. eastern time. tune in and don't miss it. and thank you for watching cnn "newsroom." i'm abby phillip and our teams throughout the cnn news organization is following every development in this ongoing story as hamas launches a new round of attacks against israel. we're coverage will continue with wolf blitzer in "the situation room" right after this short break.

. >>> two members of congress, senator cory booker and congressman dan goldman, were each separatelyoth had to shelter in place at their hotels, and the following day they were each back home safely. here's congressman goldman, who was in tel aviv for a bar mitzvah with his family, detailing their terrifying experience. >> we were in tel aviv, where we were supposed to be for the weekend in a hotel. got woken up at 6:30 in the morning by sirens. we were obviously aware of the reality on the ground in israel that sirens will go off. you have in tel aviv about 90 seconds to get to a shelter. obviously, if you're further in the south, you have much less time. but i had never heard it before. my kids obviously had no idea what was going on. so we woke up and we sort of scrambled and ran to the stairwell on saturday morning. it's just unfathomable what -- i mean, our experience was traumatic. but of course it is nothing compared to so many israelis down in the south just massacred with barbarism that we have not seen. >> much more from congressman dan goldman tonight when he joins our col

now, ilhan omar played equivocal game and dan goldman tried to deflect back to charlottesville when askedbout this. now, a rally versus the widespread murder of innocent murders. >> how do you go back to the hill and try to get them to rally for the israeli people? >> look, there are trinening parts of many different parties. there are conservative matches in the south with swastikas all the time. >> laura: all the time? we're seeing this all the time? where is that exactly? then as a last resort, they claim ignorance. >> we're absolutely unified behind israel's right to exist and israel's right to defend itself and we'll be standing strong with israel. >> what do you make from the comments of your colleagues that sort of indicate otherwise? >> i haven't seen any of those. >> laura: no one following these leftists should be surprised. 24/7 they're accusing conservatives who believe in the constitution, maybe traditional christian values, maybe they've gone to a latin mass in the past. anyone who cares about boarders, they're all haters. they're threats to democracy. but look at what they'

representative dan goldman and his family were there for a bar mitzvah.y have now safely left the country. and new jersey senator cory booker was in israel for several days of meetings ahead of an economic summit in tel aviv. he spoke on social media after safely leaving the country. >> about this time yesterday i was jogging behind me in the old city when i got an urgent call from my chief of staff telling me to get back to the hotel as quickly as i could, that israel was under attack. >> joining us now is mikey cheryl of mj mj, member of the services committee. just to start, it's over the weekend. the house has not been in session. what's your understanding in terms of your conversations with colleagues on capitol hill or the administration about where things stand right now. >> thanks so much for having me. as i spent last night with hundreds of members of the jewish community here in new jersey, many with very close ties to family and friends in israel, many who have lost a loved one in the attacks, i can also tell you that the attorney general of ne

that former republican congresswoman liz cheney actually reach out to your colleague, congressman dan goldmand of the motion to vacate vote, to basically stress the danger that mccarthy poses to democracy because of his response to january 6th. sources tell cnn that goldman then share this to the rest of the house democratic caucus. what exactly did she say? and what was the reaction in the room to that advice from liz cheney? >> i am not aware of what liz cheney said, because i was not a witness to that conversation. but i want to explain what is happening right now. there is a civil war in the house republican caucus between those who are extreme and those who are very extreme. there are very few moderates left in the caucus, but enough that could abandon this mcgraw maga -- willing to govern, we just need a partner who is willing to govern. >> i have to ask you, though. if the tables were turned in this scenario -- i think this is what republicans are raising. let's hypothetically suppose that a democratic speaker found themselves basically on the verge of losing their job because of a tin

i know you're well aware that your colleague, dan goldman, said that liz cheney reached out to him about speaker mccarthy. to say that, to remind him that mccarthy obviously had in her view, had such a horrible response to january 6th. and the view she had that he poses a danger to democracy because of how he behaved on january 6th and his current support for donald trump. then he said he went and conveyed that to the entire democratic conference right before the vote and it was framed that that was crucial. that liz cheney was crucial to the decision of the democratic caucus to not back and bailout speaker mccarthy. how big of an impact did she have? >> a lot of democrats have respect for her in standing up to trump and the insurrectionists and the people in her party who are the election deniers. we understand that about liz cheney. that doesn't mean we always follow her advice. >> all right. i appreciate your time. thank you very much. >> thank you. >>> next, a major development on the legal front. trump trying to get the doj's january 6th case dismissed. he says he has immunity becau

. >> congressman dan goldman, we're glad you and your family made it home and are safe.ou for talking to us tonight. appreciate you being here. >> thanks for having me. >> we're going to turn now to nola turnkosky from jerusalem reporting for a number of outlets including the "washington post." thank you for joining us. i know it's the middle of the night where you are, and we really appreciate it. >> thank you, rachel. >> we've been talking a little bit about the experience of congressman goldman and his family in tel aviv and spoke to someone in southern israel, and we're obviously covering the impact of the coordinated terrorist attacks in israel. can you give us a little bit of scenes what the back is in jerusalem, how people are handling this complete shift in the world and the ground underneath our feet with these massive attacks? >> well, i mean, there's a sense of deep, deep shock, almost a sort of cognitive dissidents as if the entire world has been woke and the i spoke to someone a friend with two sons, two serving in the army, one of the units to be the first

. >>> new york congressman dan goldman was visiting israel with his family over the weekend when those attacks began. he's with us now in the studio congressman, good morning. good to see you. glad your family and you are safe and back home what happened -- where were you when this unfolded, and what was your experience with your family >> we have in tel aviv where we were supposed to be for the weekend, in a hotel. got woken up at 6:30 in the morning by sirens. we were obviously aware of the reality on the ground in israel, that sirens will go off. you have in tel aviv about 90 seconds to get to a shelter. obviously if you're further in the south, you have much less time but i had never heard it before. my kids obviously had no idea what was going on. we woke up, and we sort of scrambled and ran to the stairwell on saturday morning. that happened several more times as rocket fire was coming toward tel aviv it happened again in the evening. so you know, i was lucky enough to jump on line and got a flight out yesterday. but we were supposed to come back today, and many, many flights hav

reporter: yeah, so in the days leading up to the vote to oust mccarthy, liz cheney saw congressman dan goldman, democrat from new york, on tv talking about what democrats were weighing at the time. and sources tell me that cheney called goldman to discuss the threat that mccarthy presented to the country after everything that she felt like she had learned from her work on the january 6 committee. she talked about mccarthy's relationship with former president trump and all the work that she had done to uncover trump's involvement with january 6. and then goldman shared that conversation with the entire democratic caucus when they met behind closed goor doors tuesda that is really democrats came together and united behind the idea that they were not going to help mccarthy up until that point, there had been some conversations about maybe there is some concessions that we can get, maybe there is a power sharing agreement we can do. that meeting was the decision absolutely not, we are staying unified. and that conversation between contain any and congressman goldman ways just one of the motivating

new york democrat dan goldman was visiting israel with his family when this weekend -- when the attacksgan. come on in, ashley. was he able to escape? ashley: yeah, he was. goldman, his wife and three young children were forced to shelter in a hotel stair well. the family was in israel for a family bar-mitzvah when they were launching attacks and they were able to leave israel safely yesterday return to new york and goldman calling on congress to immediately replenish and expand the so-called iron dome, israel's air missile defense system. by the way, goldman wasn't the only member of congress in israel over the weekend. democrat senator cory booker and his staff also had to shelter in place while they were in israel. watch this. >> there were thousands of rockets being launched when i got back to the hotel, i joined others in the bomb shelter or stairwells of the hotel. frightened faces, there were children and elderly, families, many americans. hundreds of people have been killed, thousands of people have been wounded in a level of attacks at a scale that is staggering, really has not

of course as the conflict broke out we know that senator cory booker and congressman dan goldman werengagements. thankfully, they were able to get out of the country safely. congressman goldman of course with his family. and now we are seeing senator jody -- who had previously been in israel for congressional delegation visit now we will see her from her visit followed by the top senator, chuck schumer, dress this weekend. >> something alley that is tying up u.s. aid to israel. no permanent house speaker. house members headed home for the weekend after republicans picked ohio congressman jim jordan to be the next speaker. let's be clear, there is no floor vote yet. and so do we know when we can actually expect a vote to happen for the government to start functioning again? >> no, because republicans are still deadlocked over whether or not jordan or frankly anybody else can even get the magic number of 217 votes they actually need in order to elect someone, as someone said to me yesterday. anyone as speaker. the reason that this is important, i think we need to continue to hammer home

. >> congressman dan goldman, we're really glad you and your family made it home and are safe.hank you for talking to us tonight, sir. appreciate you being here. >> thanks for having me. >>> we're going to turn now to a freelance journalist working in jerusalem. she's been reporting on the conflict for a number of outlets including "the washington post." thank you so much for joining us tonight. i know it is the middle of the night where you are. really appreciate it. >> thank you, rachel. >> we've been talking a little bit about the experience of congressman goldman and his family in tel aviv. also we just spoke with someone in southern israel. we've obviously been covering the impact of those coordinated terrorist attacks in southern israel. can you give us a little bit of sense how this is being -- what the impact is in jerusalem, how people are handling this complete shift in the world, in the ground beneath our feet with these massive attacks? >> well, i mean there's a sense of deep, deep shock, almost a sort of cognitive dissonance as if the entire world has shifted since

tonight at nine eastern, rachel maddow will be joined by congressman dan goldman of new york, who wasmily at the time of the attack. but, first, national security council spokesperson john kirby joins jen psaki to discuss how the united states is supporting israel, following the unprecedented attacks from hamas. inside with jen psaki starts right now. ♪ ♪ ♪ starts right now. >> it's been less than 72 hours since saturday's surprise assault on israel. hamas claims they have now taken over 150 hostages. and president biden said today that americans may be among them. also today, hamas said they will execute one civilian hostage

we also learned last hour, that congressman dan goldman was in israel with his family. they are now headed back to the united states. meanwhile, the u.n. security council president called for an emergency meeting, to assess the rapidly escalating situation. now, israel has already officially declared war. the security cabinet announced this morning, prime minister netanyahu said it would be a, quote, long and difficult war. though he vowed to turn gaza into rubble. the full scope of the response remains to be seen. >> we cannot lose sight of the human toll of this conflict. i want you to listen to a distraught father, describe the moment he realized hamas militants had abducted his wife, and his two daughters, and his mother-in-law >> i lost contact with my, wife during a phone call, where she told me that terrorists are in the house, and later on i located through a mobile phone, and saw its -- and only later on, i had seen the video, which confirmed that she is on this vehicle, and i saw my two daughters as well, and my mother-in-law. and, -- i i am in a different wor

congressman dan goldman of new york was attending a bah mitzvah have his family while cory booker arrivedy safely. booker posted on social media, condemning the violence and describing what he witnesses. listen. >> about this time yesterday i was jogging behind me in the old city when i got an urgent call from my chief of staff telling me to get back to the hotel as quickly as i could, that israel was under attack. when i got back to the hotel, i joined others in the bomb shelter or the stairwells of the hotel. frightened faces of children, families, many americans. there was a sense of fear and worry and a knowledge to many of us that there were horrific things going on around the country at that time. >>> we who believe the peace, human rights for palestinians, israelis, all human kind, must reject those who use terror as their web. >>> joining us, a member of the veterans affairs and armed services committee. thank you, congressman, for joining us. i know you visited israel less than two months ago, and you said at the time the iron dome had, quote, proven very effective to mitigate an

. >> congressman dan goldman, thank you very much for joining us tonight. >> thank you. >> joining our discussion now is -- she's a member of the armed services committee and was in israel last weekend as a part of a bipartisan delegation led by chuck schumer. senator rosen, thank you very much for for joining. us eager to talk to you since you got back from israel. what did you see there that informs your approach to this crisis now? >> well, lawrence, thank you for having me. i will tell you that we spend a very intense day in israel meeting with the war cabinet, meeting with president herzog, prime minister netanyahu, meeting with the families whose loved ones are taken hostage. what we felt when we met with them, those 203 estimated to be hostages, taken brutally, savagely taken in a premeditated and preplanned fashion. one woman said to us, we no longer live in the world with the rest of you. they live in a limbo waiting and waiting every second in eternity. so we listen to what the government said, the soldier said, with the family said. we want to tell everyone that we are suppl

dan goldman was also in israel for a bah mitzvah.mentioned before the break about the precarious moment for prime minister netanyahu with the attacks. tell us what his immediate and long-term future looks like and more interestingly the war itself. does this have a chance to spiral into other events with a number of other nations being involved? >> it could stay where it is if hamas's goal was only it can protect the interests as they see it. it could stay where it is. i think given the military and the dynamics set in place, the big question is what is his motive as well as hamas. you know, hundreds of thousands of missiles and rockets could go into israel. also the question does it spread to the west bank, jerusalem, all of the actions that could be taken against iran. this could spread in all sorts of ways. the thing to keep the biggest eye on is what happens. does hezbollah and others decide to enter the fray. >> so, katty, a number of eyes on the report we just mentioned, whether iran made a direct role in this. there's been som

speaking of liz cheney she reportedly called dan goldman after one of his tv hits to tell him that hend the democrats should take mccarthy out. joining me now victor davis hanson, senior fellow at the hoar institution. charlie hurt opinion editor at the "washington times" fox news contributor. chearlg, to you, i think to people watching at home they don't understand the ins and outs of this but they are hard pressed to understand how this gets republicans republicans to the type of majority they need next year to effectuate change. >> i think it was completely incoherent. republicans only control by a very thin margin one half of 1/3 of government. that one half of one third has been pretty successful in marshaling what resources they have to slow down this progressive revolution. then right in the middle of this when we are looking at impeachment. all these serious issues, just to get rid of the speaker without any plan condition continue again genesee to replace him feeds into the narrative that the republicans can't govern. while you do that, i don't know. more importantly gates ar

tonight at nine eastern, rachel maddow will be joined by congressman dan goldman of new york, who was in israel with his family at the time of the attack. but, first, national security council spokesperson john kirby joins jen psaki to discuss how the united states is supporting israel, following the unprecedented attacks from hamas. inside with jen psaki starts right now. ♪ ♪ ♪ starts right now. >> it's been less than 72 hours since saturday's surprise assault on israel. hamas claims they have now taken over 150 hostages. and president biden said today that americans may be among them. also today, hamas said they will execute one civilian hostage and broadcast their killing every time israel targets civilians in gaza without warning. horrifying videos released over the past few days show hamas fighters seizing women, children, seniors, and their families. among them are the wife and two young daughters of a father who told me just yesterday, they are my babies. for a parent, it's the most horrific thought. tonight, i would speak to a woman who's five family members were picked out fr

president as recently as this afternoon, um i had a by happenstance, a chance to talk with congressman dan goldman, who was the lead counsel on one of the impeachments and is now on the house judiciary committee and he's in the minority, the democratic minority on the weaponization of government subcommittee. and where jim jordan claimed at the outset, don't worry about us because we're the new church committee. and that prompted 28 of us to sign a letter saying if you are the new church committee, you would adhere to the following many bipartisan processes and principles and place emphasis on fact based conclusions, not political conclusions. what he said was we're using that as the measuring rod. and we know that the church committee is the model that should be followed on a committee like this. and he and his colleagues are dedicated to do everything they can to restore that form of congressional oversight and investigation. at the earliest possible opportunity >> in 1975 frank church appeared on "meet the press" and he saidthat if the president was wrong minded and wanted to misuse these intel

this is from axios, saying two members of congress there, it was representative dan goldman and his wife and three youngest children were in israel for an event when the attacks began, congressman goldman and his family sheltered in their hotel's interior stairwell until early sunday morning when they were able to leave, depart for new york. goldman received assistance from the state department and israeli authorities in getting out of the country, according to his spokesman. senator cory booker was also in the country for planned meetings, site visits, and an economic summit when he was scheduled to speak on tuesday. and he his accompanying staffers were in jerusalem when the attacks were launched and sheltered in place. it was on senator booker's twitter feed that he posted video from israel about the events he encountered while there, and a little bit toward the end about the u.s. response. here's that video. >> about this time yesterday, i was jogging behind me in the old city when i got an urgent call from my chief of staff telling notice get back to the hotel as quickly as i could,

bank of america, goldman sachs, morgan stanley, wells fargo and citi all in the red today. you've been watching bank of america, dan the new one-year closing low. it was trading a little lower, maybe 1%, 2% or so bad in march. and again, it's not an indictment of the bank, it's what investors feel like is lurking on their balance sheet. so, if in march, this rise in rates, you know, run in deposits and this mark to market with held to maturity securities, this was a mention in "the wall street journal" today, the first time i've seen that in awhile, what lies in these balance sheets. these companies are having to pay more to keepdeposits there, right? and so, really, if there's a run on deposits, you have a situation like we had in march, and that would actually cause these banks to take the losses. while the mark to market, find, you can maybe explain that away, but what did rick santelli just tell us about rates? and if you don't have profit centers in other parts of your businesses and you have, you know, rising reserves for rising delinquencies, you don't have, you know, a lot of investment banking activities,

dan coleman and his family were there when the attacks began. joining us tonight and are alon with texans republican congressman, thank you for the inherent. congressman goldmanr you and you family. tell us what happened and where you were picking we were at a hotel in tel aviv. i wear with my youngest childre five, six, and nine per tyrants focus up indicating that rocket were firing on their way to tel aviv and we had to scramble to an internal stairwell that served as a bomb shelter for th hotel. it was obviously jarring and jolting and quite traumatizing, but of course it pales in comparison to what happened in southern israel with one of the most horrific terrorist attacks in history. >> you were over there for a celebration, right? >> that's right. >> so you had family there, someone i think called up, a cousin? >> is, i have a cousin of mine got called up from the reserves as did 300,000 other israelis i think it's important for everyone to understand, and i just saw the segment that mark meredith had, this is not about the palestinians, this is about hamas which is a terrorist organization. they executed one of the most atrocious and brutal terrorist

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