david miller, as ever, great to - the beginning, in gaza. e your thoughts. now, after protests and controversy, the winner of the 68th eurovision song contest in sweden has been announced. representing switzerland, nemo took the title, with their song the code. they came top of the leaderboard, followed by france's slimane in second place and croatia's baby lasagna landed third. the event hosted in the city of malmo has seen divisions over israel's involvement, sparking pro—palestinian demonstrations — and a last—minute disqualification of the netherlands. 0ur chief presenter maryam moshiri joins me now from malmo in sweden. as ever, we always love seeing you at eurovision. how is the vibe? i you at eurovision. how is the vibe? ., , ., ., vibe? i love being here and one ofthe vibe? i love being here and one of the reasons _ vibe? i love being here and one of the reasons i _ vibe? i love being here and one of the reasons i love _ vibe? i love being here and one of the reasons i love being - of the reasons i love being here is because the atmos

this is written by professor david miller, a professor at the english university, above a letter.etter signed by the leader of the islamic republic of iran. a letter to those who stood on the right side of history according to the revolutionary leader.

david miller is the brazil news director for the associated press in rio de janeiro. and we asked him how the city is dealing with such a massive crowd the to attend the concept. right, so 1st of all, you have to remember that rio is a custom to do big events. we have had a big firework shows every year and tons and tons of people flooding to the beaches . but even so there's always issues are often issues i should say, muggings and taps of phones, that sort of thing. and so there's been a bit of concern that similar situation could happen with madonna show. they've got, i think reading was 3000 military personnel is we're going to be deployed along the beach and then another, a 1000, a police officers in the area standing by. you know, really though, i think everyone is, is, you know, as i said before, we're ready to have a good time. and those sort of potential security issues would be probably small if they do happen nothing, nothing to worry about on a large scale. let's, let's check in on sports briefly. rail madrid of extended the record by winning a $36.00 span

that is david miller of catalyst capital. let's zoom in and look at what's moving underneath the markets right now. we are going to do that with bloomberg's bailey. we have to talk about nvidia. >> we have to, as you and david mentioned. markets pricing in an 8% move. you made the point those options have not been right over the last few quarters, but nonetheless it should be plenty of fireworks after the bell today, all eyes on whether or not they can continue to grow their activity and data centers and continue to see the massive, massive numbers we've been seeing over the last year and a half. when you look at the performance for the s&p 500, nvidia accounting for about a quarter of its year to date gains, so all eyes on the stock. that's up, what, 78% the last i checked year to date, maybe 92, something like that, i don't have a terminal in front of me. >> let me tell you what it is, because last i checked it was 93%. the point remains, it's autopsy lot. tell me about target. right now it's down a lot. >> target down on t

this is written by professor david miller, a professor at the english university, above a letter. a letter signed by the leader of the islamic republic of iran. a letter to those who stand on the right side of history, according to the leader of the revolution. audience american students who have become part of the resistance front with their support for palestine against the zionists in the interpretation of the leader of the revolution. the speaker of the us house of representatives, who had previously visited columbia american university and failed to convince them to stop supporting palestine, has a reputation among iranians and foreigners. in response to the letter of the leader of iran , he blamed the american students in a virtual post, and answers like this were written under his note: the israeli lobby aipac paid you for everything you write , when you prioritize israel, america becomes your last priority. active colin rock american media he called the iranian leader's letter a seal of approval on the actions of american students. charmin nirwani, a lebanese journalist wh

tehran time, a letter from the leader of the islamic republic of iran to it is published students david miller was one of the first western professors who read ayatollah's letter and reacted . seyyed ali khamenei, the leader of the islamic republic of iran , wrote a letter addressed to the student movement in america. it is a readable letter written by ayatollah khamenei: you have started an honorable struggle, you are standing on the right side of history, and now you are part of the resistance forces. , and the reaction of the speaker of the house of representatives to this letter. if you have satisfied ayatollah, you have lost america. university officials banned shouting for palestine. but this one is the last the voices that recently wrapped in harvard university. over 1,500 students had petitioned, nearly 500 student staff and faculty had spoken up. as an american and as a harvard graduate, for me, what is happening on campus is about freedom, this is about civil rights and upholding democratic principles. broadcasting about the same issue of the leader of the revolution's letter to amer

we turn now to aaron david miller.senior fellow at the carnegie endowment for international peace, and someone who's played a key role in u.s.-middle east policy for multiple american presidents. great to have you back. what do you make of what transpired? you heard what has been reported, hamas saying yes, we agreed to the deal, israel saying we are not sure what you agreed to. how do you see this? aaron: we went from the top of the mountain briefly to the valley below in about three hours. my take is very simple. neither side is in a hurry to reach an agreement, but both want to blame the other for obstructing one. i think that is what you are seeing play out right now. hamas's proposal, the one they agreed to, is at least 1 the wall street journal is reporting that had terms israel would not accept. the reality is, the prime minister is under no pressure -- and frankly, his coalition would be more stable if he did not risk hamas for prisoner exchange. and he is juggling balls, as he usually does. the rafah operation

it's enough i'm joined now by former state department middle east negotiator, aaron david miller, and scene and military analysts and retired us army commanding general, lieutenant general mark hertling. >> good to have both of you here. aaron, let's start first with you based on kevin's reporting from just a few moments ago, the us is continuing to warn israel against this invasion, this full-scale invasion in rafah predicting that such an operation would likely lead to widespread civilian casualties. they think it will spark a hamas insurgency and create a power vacuum that hamas would likely try to fill later. >> do you think this administration is correct in that assessment the assessment is correct. i'm not sure what we're reaching inflection point us-israel relationship you know, just a with respect to read lines when it comes to the us is really relationship red lines have a way of turning pink. and i think the question is whether or not the netanyahu government is going to try to find a way without violating the president's own red line and/or whether the administration not lo

this moment is the only thing standing between the people of gaza and a ceasefire this mess aaron david miller is a former state department middle east negotiator and a senior fellow at the carnegie endowment. great to see you so this is a conversation that you and i have had a few times since the beginning of the war. what might make this time in terms of negotiations, different thanks for having me fred. >> it turns as it's turned on a previous conversations right now on the decision of yahya sinwar, the architect of the october 7 terrorist shoes ensconced in a tunnel maybe below khan unit's raffa, maybe in a tunnel structure in sinai the question is whether it's in yar, where there's any more urgency in sin mars calculations right now, there could be the israelis are threatening significant ground campaign in raffa destroyed the last four brigades of hamas is organized military structure plus the americans are putting pressure on the khader reason if or reported pressure on the qatar is that if sinwar doesn't agree to this deal, hamas is external leadership is going to be expelled from doha

this is professor david miller, a professor at the english university written on top of a letter.etter signed by the leader of the islamic republic of iran. a letter to those who stood on the right side of history according to the revolutionary leader. the target audience is american students who support palestine against the zionists. bir, the leader of the revolution , has become a part of the resistance front between iranians and foreigners. the speaker of the us parliament who had previously gone to the american college. he called iran a seal of approval for the actions of american students and published parts of the letter to his one million followers. charmin nirwani, a lebanese journalist who graduated from the university oxford, england, responded to the leader's letter by writing, "just show me another leader who can write like this." the affected children of gaza will be grateful to the leader of iran. most of the world's people are behind palestine. it is only because of the media representation that the opposite seems to be the case. the world is rising, among the pers

time, a letter is published from the leader of the islamic republic of iran: to those students, david miller was one of the first professors in the west who read the ayatollah's letter and reacted. seyyed ali khamenei , the leader of the islamic republic of iran, wrote a letter addressed to the student movement in america. read a letter written by ayatollah khamenei. you have started an honorable fight. at you stand on the right side of history and now you are part of the resistance forces. over 1,500 students had petitioned, nearly 500 student staff and faculty had spoken up. as an american and as a harvard graduate, for me, what is happening on campus is about liberty, this is about civil rights and students standing on the right side of history. this talk is one of the signs of the first understanding that these are from the history of finding. it means this sheet that is in the door actually, it can be changed by reading this, you see this, where do you see it, in the books that are produced , in the conversations that happen, the same conversations that this student is speaking, i read

david miller was one of the first western professors who read the ayatollah's letter and reacted.yed ali khamenei , the leader of the islamic republic of iran, wrote a letter to the student movement in america. it is a readable letter written by ayatollah khamenei. you have started an honorable struggle. you are standing on the right side of history and now you are a part of the force of mr. dariush sajjadi, an expert on international issues who is with us in the form of a video mr. sajjadi, hello and welcome to you. what effect can the revolution of american students have on the days when american students are angry with their government and are suing for the palestinian people? first of all, i would like to say hello and politely, yes service. respected and in relation to your memory, i would like to first of all convey to your audience that this letter was a reminder to me of the late imam's letter to garbacho, with the difference that at that time, imam gave that letter to the head of the soviet socialist republic and this time, the leader of the revolution, ayatollah khamenei

than later next week all right. >> so we looked to next week to see what might develop ariane david milleralways great to see you. thanks so much. >> thanks for having a yes or know tonight for the second time in just days extreme turbulence, mid-flight leaves passengers and injured. what is behind these disturbing and dangerous incidents that are happening in the air night of new cnn originals series. >> first, violent birth with liev schreiber. it's hard to imagine the power of mother nature followed by secrets and spies and nuclear game, back-to-back premiere starts next sunday at nine on cna. >> this home-style chicken salad ran from subway. >> this type doing savory chicken. >> chris veggies all wrapped up gaps are amazing people can hear my thoughts that's a problem. stay fresh out there. all new reps from subway. >> i got this thousand dollar camera for only $41 on deal that you'll dash.com online auctions since 2009, this playstation five sold for only $0.50 this ipad pro sold for less than $34, and this nintendo switch sold for less than $20. >> i got this kitchen aid stand mixer

now the former state department middle east negotiator, aaron david miller. aaron, thanks for joining us. what's your analysis of this clear daylight right now between israel and hamas? will these talks be able to move forward? >> hi thanks for having me. >> it's hard to imagine i think both sides are much more interested in blaming one another for the collapsing these different proposers than they are in reaching an agreement i just think there's insufficient urgency benjamin netanyahu knows that a deal that doesn't bring to it and hamas is sovereignty in gaza is going to mean it's political downfall. >> and yahya sinwar, palestinian decision-maker knows that if he gives a hostages without a comprehensive cease fire and his robes withdrawal from from, from gaza that he won't survive this so i think both netanyahu and sinwar are thinking more about their political future than they are about cutting a deal that would relieve the miseries for gaussians. >> and for these hostages, as well as their families. >> that's pretty depressing. i were also following aaro

aaron david miller is with me now. he's a former us state department negotiator and senior fellow at the carnegie endowment, the good to see you so the, the international court can't order a ceasefire. but instead orders an international halt. what's the difference in how can it be enforced there's no enforcement mechanism. in the end. >> an enforcement mechanism would have to come since the court is sort of world court of the united nations through are un security council i'm not aware of any effort being made right now to reduce one look, i think in the end, the symbolism of the international criminal court arrest warrants or application for arrest warrants for the prime minister of israel and minister of defense, as well as the african sinwar and two other hamas leaders. those are highly symbolic pressure points. but the reality is what you referred to earlier, is the key to this. can the us working with the qataris, the israelis, and egyptians put together a ceasefire proposal that exchanges hostages for some sort

former state department middle east negotiator and senior fellow at the carnegie dominant aaron david miller also with us is cnn at military analysts, retired lieutenant general mark hertling. great to have you both here. aaron, first, i want to start with you and get your reaction to the brain thinking news that priscilla was just telling us about the vitamin a striation pausing this ammunition ammunition shipment to israel. what do you make of that it's really hard to read. >> it's hard to imagine that slow walking because that's what it is if it's anything slow walking one shipment of ammunition represents a fundamental change or perhaps even a major signal that the biden administration believes it can actually do this and intended to do more unless the israelis comply with what the administration wants on any number of issues in march abc news reported that israeli officials, again raise the issue of the administration slow walking ammunition and the john kirby's response was essentially it's not going to comment on the timeline if munitions so hard to unpack, but i think you're going to

this is written by professor david miller, a professor at the english university, above a letter. a letter signed by the leader of the islamic republic of iran. letter to those who interpret the revolutionary leader they stand on the right side of history. the audience is american students. with their support of palestine against the zionists , they have become part of the resistance front between iranians and foreigners with their support of palestine against the zionists. has bastab ziad, the speaker of the us house of representatives , who previously went to columbia american university and could not convince them to stop supporting palestine? in response to the letter of the leader of iran , american students in a virtual post. his wife said that answers like this were written under his note. the israeli lobby aipac paid you for everything you write, when israel is the priority. put america last. american student action read portions of the letter to its one million followers. charmin nirwani, a lebanese journalist who is a graduate of oxford university in england, wrote in re

this is written by professor david miller, a professor at the english university, above a letter. a letter signed by the leader of the islamic republic of iran, a letter to those who, according to the leader of the revolution, stood on the right side of history. the audience is american students who, with their support for palestine against the zionists, have become part of the resistance front between iranians and foreigners. support palestine. actually. danesh blamed the american students in a letter to the leader of iran in a virtual post, and answers like this were written under his note, the israeli lobby aipac paid you for everything you write, when you prioritize israel, america becomes your last priority, colin rock, media activist an american read the iranian leader's letter as a seal of approval on the actions of american students, reading parts of the letter to his one million followers. charmin published the article, "just show me another leader , nirwani, a lebanese journalist who is a university graduate." oxford is england, in response to the name of a leader , he c

for more, i spoke to aaron david miller, a senior fellow at the carnegie endowment for international a former us state department official. i want to start with what we are seeing on the ground in gaza. there appears to be moved ahead of a broader offensive on the ground in rafah. as we know, it is something washington has said would be a red line if it goes ahead in that full—scale capacity. if it does happen, what does that mean that we could see from washington, do you think? when it comes to the us israeli relationship, red lines sometimes turn pink. the key question is what israel will do in rafah. they are clearly expanding their area of operations down from the east end to the southern part of rafah. and they are engaging hamas fighters. whether or not what the israelis plan to do as they expand will remain under what the biden administration believes to be is their bottom line, the redline, which would involve a major israeli ground campaign into densely populated areas where hamas is coordinating its military assets, the remaining four battalions of its organised structure i

iron david miller has been an adviser to the united states secretaries of state on arab-israeli negotiations over 15 years, and here are his assessments and predictions. on mine opinion, the problem is multifaceted, i'm sure there is real dissatisfaction. anger at the casualties that have been caused by the war in gaza, caused by israel's fight against hamas. i think some of these students clearly have a distorted view of jews, of american jews. it seems that they are clearly associating israeli politics with young american jews and placing the blame on them, which i think is completely unfair. i'm actually amazed, you know why? we were in iraq and afghanistan throughout 20. years, these were the two longest wars in american history, americans were dying, they were killing unintentionally, tens of thousands of afghans and iraqis, and we had never really seen this scale of outrage on college campuses, probably since the united states in 1968, especially at columbia university. so i think it's going to have a big impact on joe biden's politics and the '24 election, i doubt it. that it will hav

joining me live is aaron david miller, a seniorfellow at the carnegie endowment for international peaceficial. gallant openly criticizing netanyahu for not having a strategy for the day after in gaza. how unusual is this and what consequences would that have for gallant? very. and i think that it could be the beginning of a trend among israeli military officials. current officials and even those who are just out of government to begin to publicise their discontent and on significance to the prime minister's refusal to engage or to tether the military tactics to tether the military tactics to a political strategy. gallant and netanyahu — no love lost there. netanyahu fired gallant and then re—hired them in march of 2023 in response, to gallant�*s public criticism of the then judicial overhaul and the negative impact it was having on israeli security. so i think that israeli defence force — and i think that this has been building for quite some time. and the reality is that military power is only an instrument. it's an instrument designed to achieve a political set of objectives. and in g

live now to aaron david miller, senior fellow at the carnegie endowment for international peace.lease agreement but is willing to give negotiating. what pressure can antony blinken can move the stocks forwards? —— hum masts. the real question is, they succeed because both parties have a sense of urgency. there is another penal pressure accompanied by the prospect of game. that's why you get deals. unfortunately, the party that is an biggestjewry, with the biden administration. i think hamas understands that they've treated tunnels and hostages for time. treated tunnels and hostages fortime. if treated tunnels and hostages for time. if you look at the trajectory, the israelis have not accomplished the goals that are set out to do. i think the principal decision—maker understands this, if in fact hamas decides to accept the proposal, it'll be one that has much better terms and i'm not entirely persuaded now that the administration is basically raised the israeli offers quite extremely. it may be well locked in and won't be able to exert much pressure on either side and i think that

department official and senior fellow at the carnegie endowment for international peace aaron david millerpolitical dissent. and i think that it could be the beginning of a trend among israeli military officials. current officials and even those who are just out of government to begin to publicise their discontent and opposition to the prime minister's refusal to engage or to tether the military tactics to a political strategy. more from our diplomatic correspondent paul adams injerusalem. for days the israeli papers have been full of reports suggesting that there are misgivings in the defence establishment over the lack of a plan for what governance of gazaz looks like in the days after the war. those misgivings came bursting out into the open today with the defence minister yoav gallant saying about his efforts to try to get the government to focus on this had simply been in vain. and that the indecision was leading israel down a dangerous path towards a kind of long—term military and civilian rule in gaza, something he said would not be good for the country. and he urged the prime minis

lisa: aaron david miller of the karen d -- carnegie endowment for international peace. thank you. join us soon as we see the international response and facing with norway and spain announcing they would recognize palestinian. with your try world polar scene, you have an interesting take on geopolitics and wrote, "those focusing on geopolitics have got it backwards, geopolitics is a room for those who view the world in a tribe polar thematic fashion and are exposed to the three wages and the themes that they create across and among them." explain. jay: it is just fascinating. you listen to that, and you see the pictures and you read the headlines, anything, volatility must be off the charts, right? the reality is the opposite. the vix, year low, the move, the u.s. treasury, volatility index at a year low. we are in the middle east, crude oil has to be over $100, right? it is down 10% the last months. clearly, the idea that if you are investing on geopolitical headlines, you are getting it wrong. we are in the business of trying to get it right. we are of the view that what is happe

. ~ ,, , . ,, now to discuss this further, i'm joined by aaron david miller, an adviser on arab—israelicupations were and what is happening? it is a were and what is happening? it is a complicated — were and what is happening? it is a complicated issue. _ were and what is happening? it is a complicated issue. at _ were and what is happening? it is a complicated issue. at 75, _ were and what is happening? it is a complicated issue. at 75, i - were and what is happening? it is a complicated issue. at 75, i don't i complicated issue. at 75, i don't pretend to understand it all and two 40—year—olds share different views on the biden policy in respect to israel. i think there is a lot of things. there is genuine disaffection and anger over the toll that the gaza war is exacting in israel's efforts to prosecute a war with hamas. there is a good deal of intersectionality. you stand with all the causes, we stand together, whether it is racism, colonialism, i think there is, there clearly are darker views of dues of american dues by some of these students. i think they have conflated israeli pol

you do make an interesting note that the cia director is there, amber, one of our experts, aaron david miller, saying last weekend, that's what he was watching for, that if filburn showed up, that the things we're progressing so we will keep an eye on it. all right, kevin, thanks so much. >> israeli prime minister benjamin netanyahu says, israel will carry out an offensive against hamas in rafah with or without a deal he'll on a ceasefire and hostages as kevin was just saying, israeli airstrikes been targeting the southern city in gaza for weeks where more than 1 million displaced palestinians are correct? >> crowded into tense and temporary shelters cnn's paula hancocks reports on the reality of life inside raffa today. first though we do want to warn you that some of the images in this right? report will be disturbing grandmother cases, her young grandchildren the small bodies shirt, just one body bag four-year-old kareem and his two year-old sister, mona, were killed on tuesday by an israeli airstrike their answers, they are innocent. >> the baby's went to bed last night and never woke up.

aaron david miller wrote an article on the united role. he was a piece involved in peace negotiations earlier. and in that he said the united states has never been an honest broker for the palestinians. they have acted as israel's over those this succeeding years. we've seen more and more unconditional support for israel. the arabs, of course, have abandoned the palestinians and europe has moved more to the right. biden has recently unequivocally supported israel and only under intense pressure, started talking about the needs the palestinians. so the united there most arabs and muslims have lost even faith in america in terms of acting as a broker. so who can do this? and this role in exerting pressure on israel to honor what the great organization jewish voices for peace has done in terms of advocating for a jewish state within the 67 borders and fulfilling the promises of the palestinian state that were made decades ago. and only if the united states or some other significant power holds them to account will they ever get their. so and

it's an email between me and steve bannon as well as hope hicks jason miller kellyanne conway david bossi the access hollywood tape busty mark can you tell the jury what you understand this bottom email to be? this is an email from david farren told of the washington post and it's to hope hicks with the subject matter of urgent, washington post query. in general what is he communicating to hope hicks and what is he asking her for? he's asking her for comment in regard to the leak of the tape from access hollywood. is there a transcript of the access hollywood tape attached to the email to hope hicks? there is. does hope hicks forward that email to some other folks? she does. what does hope hicks say in the email she forwards on. answer, need to hear the tape to be sure. then followed by deny deny deny. question, does that get forwarded now as we scroll down does that get forwarded by mr. bannon on to you? yes ma'am. while you were in london did you have several calls with hope hicks about this matter the access hollywood tape? i did. at one point did mr. trump join a call with yourself an

tim miller, molly, david jolly, anne jolly. thanks to see you all. coming up world leaders are condemning an israeli air strike that killed dozens of displaced palestinians in rafal last night. we'll tell you what benjamin netanyahu was saying and what the u.s. could do in response. we're back after a quick break k i got this $1,000 camera for only $41 on dealdash. dealdash.com, online auctions since 2009. this playstation 5 sold for only 50 cents. this ipad pro sold for less than $34. and this nintendo switch, sold for less than $20. i got this kitchenaid stand mixer for only $56. i got this bbq smoker for 26 bucks. and shipping is always free. go to dealdash.com right now and see how much you can save. >>> according to health officials in gaza, dozens of people including women, and children were killed. civilians were sheltering in makeshift tents as the fire burned the camp. the israeli military said it killed two senior hamas leaders in the strike. this is all part of stepped up attacks on rafah but the israeli military. just days ago the united

tim miller is here and jennifer palmieri and david jolly is a former republican congressman from florida. okay, tim, antagonizing your audience not ideal strategy. i don't know if anything was surprising, but what did you make of the reaction at the libertarian convention? >> just rewatching it right there aone thing that struck me is the advance failure of standing in front of a sign that said ungovernable and the anarchy, and the biden campaign could use that ilage because that is in line with donald trump. he is ungovernorable. and to your point, it makes sense that he could try to reach out to those folks. the third parties will matter. joe biden will have to reach out to the green party. that is not in donald trump's skillset responding to negative feedback. as a mega narcissist, that is not his strength. you could understand the strategy about why he was doing that. it is just executed pretty poorly. >> very poorly. it is almost like they didn't know what they were walking into. as we all know, there is nothing more valuable than a candidate's time. so jennifer palmieri, i want to

katie: our thanks to chris miller, the author of chip war. who else do we have? david josh easterly and we will talk about private credit but also the big move in investing in sports. katie: this is bloomberg. ♪ >> let's look at shares, the stock of over 30% after reporting earnings that were better than feared. you also of executors outlining the plan to transition the company into a more diversified bank. the ceo took over leadership of the company at the beginning of april and needless to say has been an intense time but some needed good news today coming up almost 33%. you take a look at its performance year-to-date. it still down about 65% so still a lot of wood to chop. let's take a quick look at some of the stocks hitting highs and lows outside of new york community bank hitting a 52 week high after reported first-quarter earnings that surpass estimates. and 3m hitting highs after jp morgan to overweight falling earnings report. meanwhile you flip up the board, cvs hitting a 52 week low. after it cut its annual earnings outlook for the second quarter in a row. a

. >> i recognize doctor miller meeks from iowa. >> thank you, david morens, for testify before the select committee. i will follow up for a question you asked by doctor malliotakis where the received funding or moneys in relationship to the amount of funding going to the eco-health grant. did you receive any gift or anything of value during that exchange? >> a guy named kevin -- i shouldn't mention his name, doesn't matter. the eco-health people have their private baseball caps and i made a comment that that's a really cool hat and he is said i have an extra one, this one is old and has stains on it, i will just give it to you, and he didn't. >> thank you for that. i can understand how difficult it is for you to be here. you've had an illustrious career, you went to undergrad and medical school, at a prestigious university, i was on faculty at the university of michigan, you are dual board certified which is not an easy thing to do, to have dual board certification. as a public health servant and a captain in the public health service you have been on the forefront on some very important

jason miller, david bossy, kellyanne conway, and steve bannon they're saying this isn't the upper periphery of the trump campaign house. the defense listening to all of this and preparing for what that cross-examination could look like. let me note really quickly before you answer, hicks wrote in all caps flagging, and in this email she said, one, need to hear the tape to be sure to deny deny, deny. obviously, we all heard the tape. not a lot of denial, room for denial. they're judge well, look, i think they they're going to have to try and show that either her memory is faulty or that despite the fact that mr. trump was a hands-on guy when it came to campaigning, when it came to damage control, he left that up to others. >> i, ii, his senior staff, and in particular, michael cohen. now, whether again, that's going to fly with the jury is another question, but i think the fence. and look, these are experienced defense lawyers. they know this probably better than i do they they are going to have to be sure they treat her with kid gloves and go after not any motive for her not to be truthful,

including diana miller, searching for mementos from her home of 50 years. >> had to be shocking. >> owe, yeah, i'm in shock. >> davidoning another system behind all of this. >> reporter: and so many of those folks that i met, david, they told me they went to their cellar and we're going to need folks to do that tonight. get to your shelter and your safe place, anywhere in the tornado watch you see, from lansing, michigan, down through columbus, back to bloomington, indiana, up to south bend. so, even parts of champaign, illinois, still in that threat tonight. if we time it out, a lot of it happens after the sun goes down. and we know having two ways of getting warnings is a great way to stay safe, but look at that, even pittsburgh through west virginia, back to even nashville by 2:00 a.m. tomorrow, it's another system that comes in and reinvig rates the atmosphere. i'd say the tornado threat is focused on paducah, but it's really west to east, starts in the afternoon, like they often do, into the overnight hours, again including nashville and memphis. david? >> david: and you'll have late information first thing in

shelley moore capito and chris miller, son of congress alone, car isn't that favored to win against democrats steve williams, who was unopposed i. in maryland tacoma congressman davidnate primary coming to angela also brooks, the prince georges countyal executive, bested him by nearly 13 points, despite him sinking more than $60 million of his own money into the race. this also faces former maryland governor. hogan, general election.f the conversation from c-span's washington journal úrra in america battles forhe control of the senate. >> so is very closelyat it pretty primary in maryland tacoma to succeed then part of the outgoing senator not running for reelection. we saw two major democratic candidates prince georges county executive angelo also brooks and congressman david trump mind for the nomination know it made this race interestingmi was that announcement $62 million of his own money to very well behis race is more money than anybody is ever self-funded and senate primary in american history. and also brooks spent a fraction of that on her campaign and yet when all this tell us unit up winning by about 12 points so when the stunning results just within the

miller, kelly ann conway, other campaign advisers. so everybody was involved. >> he also is getting an e-mail from david farn thol asking for comments saying urgent "washington post" query. here's what was in this tape i saw, can you get a comment? probably has an e-mail from me one minute later with the same comment since we went to air seconds after "the washington post" posted it. let me ask you, andrew, about how michael cohen has appeared on the stand. the world knows michael cohen really well at this point. we understand he can be charming. blustery. he can get angry, feel grieved. very easily. if you've been on the receiving end of any of his phone calls when he was working for donald trump, you could get all of the emotions in the span of five sentences. how has he been today? i know he's been working with hoffinger for a year on this testimony. >> and is he too talkative? >> yeah. so, yeah. so those are great questions. he is doing really well on that score. very often, hoffinger will say briefly tell us. so clearly trying to not have what happened with daniels. make sure the witness is just focused on the question and just answer

helped lead the bush cheney 2004 campaign, david french is an opinion columnist for "the new york times," and with us on set, host of the bulwark podcast, tim miller. also an msnbc political analyst and former communications director for jeb bush's 2016 campaign. what a power panel we've got. thank you all for being here. claire, let me start with you. is it at all surprising in any way that your former colleagues, republican colleagues in congress aren't just complaining about this verdict, they are complaining about the justice system itself. they're making what sounds like threats to people who support the justice system and what are the consequences of that? >> well, first, i think you can look at the various responses and discern a little bit about the politics of the folks behind the words. i will be honest, i was surprised about mcconnell and susan collins. i don't know on what basis mcconnell thinks this is going to be overturned on appeal. this was new york law as passed by the new york legislature. he certainly understands that. i was surprised that susan collins talked about it would certainly be overturned on appeal. i just don't think

miller. but the person who stands to have gained the most, david tredinnick, who had a £2 million profit, soisy, i suppose. >> well, this story angela obviously, clearly wants it to go away and it's not going anywhere. and obviously that is upset. her so it's probably why the mirror are now are talking about tory mps just to deflect. but, i mean she'll be interviewed in the next couple of weeks under caution and she's also said, obviously she wanted bons also said, obviously she wanted boris johnson to resign when he was under police investigation and she should have just published her tax dossier because she's asked other people to do that. then she wouldn't have to be under investigation. the fact is, she bought the council house in two thousand and seven, sold it in 2015 and insisted she she owes no capital gains tax. knowing that married couples are only permitted to have one main residence. so she would only owe no more than £3,500. but she drives around in a bentley, pretend she's the working class lady made good. >> she does. she drive in a bentley? >> yeah. she did. i saw her. not ju