my nephew eli was a lieutenant _ your nephew. my nephew eli was a lieutenant colonel— your nephew. was a lieutenant colonel in _ your nephew. my nephew eli was a lieutenant colonel in the - a lieutenant colonel in the commando unit that was called up commando unit that was called up and mobilised immediately after the saturday morning attack. he was deployed to kibbutz regime, which was the sight of the music festival where so many people, enemy —— innocent civilians, were massacred, and his unit that he commanded was responsible to free hostages that were being held by hamas inside the kibbutz buildings. in one of the efforts to free hostages that were being held in one of the apartment blocks, he was killed in a gun firefight. find killed in a gun firefight. and when did word _ killed in a gun firefight. and when did word reach you and yourfamily about when did word reach you and your family about what had happened? my your family about what had ha--ened? ~, ,, . happened? my sister-in-law contacted — happened? my sister-in-law contacted me, _ happened? my sister-in-law contacted

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eli: we think the bank of japan will likely stay loose.ore than one market expects that because i think they think they have time. they have dealt with too low inflation and low growth for too long and they think this is there opportunity. the japanese economy, we see, will continue to accelerate over the next 12 months happening together with the corporate reforms happening within japan. we see corporate's giving cash back and buying back shares and using capital. when we benchmark this reform, we are only halfway there in terms of the rally. rishaad: and many people are talking about the japanese economy being in the doldrums for the last few decades. beijing is looking at that closely as we see economic malaise there as well. signs of stability --are you seeing those? eli: the signs of stability -- the last economic data we saw was very pessimistic. this is showing -- the chinese economy showing there is too much pessimism. a sequence of policy easing is starting to take effect in the chinese economy. i think we are starting to see more

back with us, eli honig and law school professor, just a rod.li, does the former president have a chance of getting the federal election case thrown out? >> he does, anderson, and some of donald trump's motions, including the impeachment one, are ridiculous. you can dismiss them of hands. that is not this. this immunity argument has real consequences, and their eyes a lot of unknown territory here. let's clarify what we do and don't know. we do know that a president has civil immunity, meaning he can't be sued for anything he did with broad parameters of his job. what we don't know, the supreme court said we don't know whether that applies to criminal charge, so this could be a moment where we find that out, and whether trump was in fact acting within the broad parameters of being president. i don't think trump will win at the district court. i don't think judge chutkan will grant the dismissal, but he is not planning for judge chutkan here. he is looking at the u.s. supreme court. i think there is a reasonable, non-zero chance that he winds up

you still have| hope for noiya and eli. of course. until we get _ hope for noiya and eli.rse. until we get a clear message, - hope for noiya and eli. of course. until we get a clear message, i i hope for noiya and eli. of course. | until we get a clear message, i do not want to say it, but now i have to arrange the funeral of lianne and yahel, and i don't even know how to do it, because i never even did one the funeral. how can you arrange two or three orfour? the funeral. how can you arrange two or three or four?— or three or four? yahel brought lirht or three or four? yahel brought liuht into or three or four? yahel brought light into our _ or three or four? yahel brought light into our lives, _ or three or four? yahel brought light into our lives, said - or three or four? yahel brought light into our lives, said her- light into our lives, said her family, for the two short time she was with us. one more tragedy, on top of so many in this war, where and that's it from us here injersualem. now, back to you sophie, in the studio in london. for the first time in almost two

let's let eli respond. guest: so glad you know all of this history but i want to encourage you that when you run into people, encourage them to study history. i don't necessarily have an answer but i will say the idea of complex history for me provides an answer. we a founding period, the mirkin revolution, what we discover is the glory of it, which is the encouragement they had to accomplish what they accomplish they took on the might of the british army and took on extraordinary dangers of this war. we had the tragic part and they are both deeply real and i believe we need to accept both. we need the ability to seek multidimensional history. it can be hard to take that in. psychologists talk about cognitive dissidents. when there are two contradictory concepts we tend to ignore them. the way as people mature as a society is we stay with it and let the truth of the past melt away our cognitive dissidents so we knew, more complex and we can say two things are true at the same time and take the either or app

let's let eli respond. guest: so glad you know all of this history but i want to encourage you that when you run into people, encourage them to study history. i don't necessarily have an answer but i will say the idea of complex history for me provides an answer. we a founding period, the mirkin revolution, what we discover is the glory of it, which is the encouragement they had to accomplish what they accomplish they took on the might of the british army and took on extraordinary dangers of this war. we had the tragic part and they are both deeply real and i believe we need to accept both. we need the ability to seek multidimensional history. it can be hard to take that in. psychologists talk about cognitive dissidents. when there are two contradictory concepts we tend to ignore them. the way as people mature as a society is we stay with it and let the truth of the past melt away our cognitive dissidents so we knew, more complex and we can say two things are true at the same time and take the either or app

so my family has lost not only his father but now eli. navy seal. he was commander in the navy seals of israel. he was also one of the instructors at the counter—terrorism school in israel. he had an infectious smile, a wonderful personality, he was built like a tank but he had the personality of what we call a sabra. he was tough on the outside and extraordinarily warm on the inside. we loved him and his smile was infectious. and as you said there, he was killed in a gunfight trying to free people in that same kibbutz. have you managed to speak to anyone who was there at the time about what that scene was like? no, there's been some postings on israeli media about his leadership in that fight and in that struggle because there were so many terrorists who had occupied the buildings and had committed horrific massacres against the civilians that lived in that kibbutz as well as, as you well know, the people who were attending the supernova festival outside the kibbutz. we've read some postings, his name has been mentioned frequently on isr

, first nick valencia who is outside of the courtroom in georgia and also the senior legal analyst elieonig, and we saw it play out. sidney powell walked into the courtroom and she had to answer questions, and she said, yeah, she is agreeing to the plea deal laid out to us. >> and yes, sorry, john, there is a live situation here with police cars going by. but it is a stunning reversal for us here in court, and it is stunning for us watching the case throughout, and stunning if only because brian rafferty, the attorney for sidney powell had been maintaining the innocence, and said that the d.a. had evidence that she was not the driving force behind the breach here in coffey county, georgia, but today, the former attorney for former president donald trump did plead guilty to the data breach in rural georgia, and she has to as part of the plea deal write a letter of apology and testify against the 17 co-defendants including former president, and other trials to the former president. it is a blow no former president only because she is inextricably linked with the president. she filed merit

will probably talk about. >> so elie, he is an australian billionaire. i don't know what his -- i assume if he has any u.s. citizenship. can a foreign national be -- that's a photo of him with the former president. can a foreign national be compelled to testify? >> absolutely, yes. there is a probably called multilateral assistance treaty. it's a treaty we have certain countries, including australia to compel someone to comply with a subpoena. he might also testify voluntarily. and to general hertling's point, it is a freestanding crime to disseminate, to spread this type of classified information. not charged at this point, but jack smith may be chewing on that now. >> elie honig, thanks. maggie haberman, general hertling. >>> next, jim jordan lobbying moderates and the former president says he is ready to do the job too. later, ukraine. not even a memorial service in a rural area is safe from russian attack. one of the deadliest attacks from russians in the war so far. >>> it's classic tale of an authoritarian populist who really has a grip on the emot

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elie youan has lost a lot of the leveraged _ upon?veraged and the five - upon? elie youan has lost a lot of- the leveraged and the five permanent members of the security council with a veto on issues so that plays out in ukraine are now israel and it�*s very doubtful we will get the kind of movement that will make any movement on the ground. i5 of movement that will make any movement on the ground. is there an hint movement on the ground. is there anything in — movement on the ground. is there anything in terms _ movement on the ground. is there anything in terms of _ movement on the ground. is there anything in terms of your - movement on the ground. is there anything in terms of your visit - movement on the ground. is there| anything in terms of your visit from manuel macron and others that offers a glimmer of hope? the manuel macron and others that offers a glimmer of hope?— a glimmer of hope? the presence of western leaders _ a glimmer of hope? the presence of western leaders is _ a glimmer of hope? the presence of western leaders

let's bring in elie honig.lain to our viewers what exactly this most recent airing of grievances is about and what you think he -- this will result in if there is a penalty or not? >> yeah, so let me try to clarify this, jake. so what donald trump is talking about here is the testimony of michael cohen. michael cohen over the years during his congressional testimony and at this trial has explained the instructions that donald trump gave him in different ways. at times michael cohen has said, no, donald trump never specific told me to inflate the value of assets and other times he said it was generally understood. donald trump knew to make his will known without specifically saying it. there is a bit of a discrepancy there. that is fair game for cross-examination. that is fair game for trump's lawyers to argue to judge ultimately here. michael cohen is not credible. his testimony has been inconsistent. here is where donald trump is off the rails, though. this does flotnot mean the case over. witnesses sometimes

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, come on. eli, thank you very much for finding the time to speak with us today on nazi. good afternoon. good afternoon. note if you haven't, law and state is widely expected. ground, defensive into gaza is to type in on the border. so a number of days now. well, so the political and military considerations do you think the p, i'm not missing yahoo! who's weighing up? most of all, i would like to write and for your audience, because it does not explain why this does your most but body to tech, to encrypt before she can get it was 1200 people or not work. very good. there were shortage. there were the copy dated there where everybody killed in his rooms. they were burnt. this is not the operation. what exactly of the, how much the should expect that you know, 1400 people it should be. this is the so just give me the 6 day more is half hour. so just give you the whole the young people is 50 percent. what are the ones logins, gps, cute. getting sick of it before that 5 years. hundreds of you said voltage in 24 years 24 hours. so i'm going to send our position in a, in the, t

elie, he is doing this outside, and what can the judge do? in this case, the case is well into, and well past the middle of the case. >> in terms of the actual statements that trump has been making? >> yes. >> so the judges can issue a gag order, and limiting what the party can be said, and there a line of what you allow for a party can say or not say, and here is someone running for political office. i think that the prosecutors in the doj case, and the request pending is overbroad. the prosecutor say he cannot make any quote disparaging statements about anybody in the case. that is too much. you can make a disparaging statement about any party including judge, even though i don't believe it is a great idea. but when they cross the line of the first amendment expressive speech to harmful or threatening to the participants, and the two entities concerned with are the jury number one, and we don't have a civilian jury in this case, and the witnesses, especially the victims or the vulnerable witnesses we may have in this case. >> more reporting

, let me bring in elie honig, katelyn stay with us. chesbro would be -- and he is in court right now, so we're going to have updates coming out -- he would be the third trump co-defendant to take a plea deal if he agrees to it. what's your view on what this could mean? >> well, kate, first of all, we're watching closely to see whether he takes this plea deal or not. it is not at all uncommon to see people plead guilty on the eve of trial as we may see here in a few minutes. there is nothing like having a trial looming in front of you to focus the mind. defendants get nervous, if they get convicted they could go to prison, prosecutors see a way to avoid the trial and to get a conviction on the books. in this case as katelyn pointed out, if they get a plea deal with ken chesbro we are not going to have this early trial that was supposed to happen next week, it was supposed to be sidney powell and ken chesbro both. if they both plea there not not be an early trial. the biggest question to watch for, if chesbro does take a guilty plea, wil

elie honig is with us as well. and what is she pleading guilty to what she just admitted to doing. >> well, kate and john, there are two parts of this misdemeanor deal with quite a few stipulations including her testifying in future trials including that of donald trump. the parts of what she had been previously accused of taking part of the racketeering and conspiracy, and that is something likely she would be testifying to, but what she is pleading guilty to in this case in fulton county, georgia, is coffey county, the rural county where there were voting machines, and she is accused of being a part of the group of people hacking them. this is a misdemeanor deal, and it is not her pleading guilty to the specific felony charges that she was charged with, but she is admitting to taking part in that portion of what had happened there in coffey county, and very likely will be speaking in a way where her words can be used against the other defendants accused of the hacking conspiracy in coffey county, trying to get ac

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elie honig, also back here with us.hear from giuliani, there you see his defense against this article as he is filing that lawsuit, what do you make of the position he finds himself in? >> i can tell you that in the time that i work for, him in the early 90s, i never saw him during. i only saw him during that coke. so that is my frame of reference in terms of his alcohol consumption. i have seen him at the cigar bar on occasion, a closed in 2020, i saw him have a casual drink with other people. so i don't -- i was not in the room when he allegedly told trump to say you won. drunkenly. so, it was very good reporting, i must say, very in-depth. a lot of sources. most of them anonymous. but it was well researched and reported. >> but they're kind of look into this window, they know, that then you look into this window where that was amplified and they have all these people who are not anonymous who are on the record saying that is part of what we are seeing today in the grand scheme of all these issues. >> can you imagine

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i am curious the you, elie, when you are looking at the claims, because this is different from what the judge has decided, correct? that is only the paperwork, and forensics, and not intent. it is harder to prove? >> right. donald trump and team has lost on consistent and there are six other records all related to falsifying financial statements and intent to commit fraud and so they are levels of intent. the count that the judge has ruled against trump the on, does not require a so long as his names are on the documents, and the name went to him. and so was there a victim, some loss, somebody out of pocket? again, count one that the a.g. won, and trump lost. the last six counts are going to be difficult to prove. >> what does this do? >> with, it is a shame to get the late-break decision that there are not going to be cameras in the courtroom, because it is going to serve as a counter example to some of the courtroom step pressers taking place, because certainly, that is not going to happen and certainly, cnn has a lot of people there. but there are ineverable things that you will get

their dad, eli, is missing. eli's brother and another relative have been taken hostage.13—year—old yahel. you might be able to see the photos with her smiling in family celebrations. they said she was always funny, that she loved to sing and to dance and to perform. and the family understandably, are devastated by this news, and they are still waiting for news on the whereabouts of noiya. the family were from kibbutz be'eri. that's one of the kibbutzim near the gaza border where the hamas gunmen just slaughtered families in their homes and took others away. and here we have a british family, two teenage sisters, their mum. and we now know that the mum and the 13—year—old have been murdered and the family await news on their other daughter and the dad. in a statement yesterday about lianne, the mum, she had moved from england to work and live on the kibbutz in her late teens and then had decided to make a life out there. they described her as a beloved mum and aunt and friend and said she had really enriched people's lives. but a sad start to the morning with this news fr

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. >> with us is jessica roth former federal prosecutor from the southern district of new york and elieig former assistant district attorney also for the southern district of attorney, he also happens to be cnn's legal affairs analyst, also with us legal affairs consultant paula reid. trump does not have to be in the courtroom this morning but legally speaking why would his team want him there or not? >> so a couple reasons that you would want a party present. first of all, you may want to ask questions of your client as a lawyer, as testimony is given, as the judge asks questions, oftentimes you need to lean over and go, is that true? what should we say in response? the other thing is you want your client there generally as a lawyer as a show of respect for the proceedings, as a show of respect for the trier of fact, for the judge. there is not going to be a jury in this case but ordinarily you would want the jury or judge to see the person there to say they care and are invested in this. there will be political calculations but those the strategic reasons you would want your client to

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eli crane, matt gaetz led the whole effort, virginia bob good, nancy mace and matt rosendale. former president trump posted this, why is it that republicans are always fighting among themselves, why aren't they fighting the radical left democrats who are destroying our country, a point you made earlier, lee carter. >> that's what i'm trying to say this. this should be the moment where republicans come together, make their case on all the things they would do differently if that win in 2024. instead it's looking like a party that can't get itself together, they can't fight against what they think is wrong here which is run away spending, which is inflation, which is where the economy's going, which is all of these things. and right now it's going to be infighting, it's going to look as if republicans can't govern, they can't lead and it's really unfortunate. now, this isn't to say that i am endorse what kevin mccarthy did with his 45 day plan but we've got to take a practical look at what it is we're trying to accomplish at the end of the day and this did seem like matt gaetz w

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a terrorist holding a gun in one hand, and in the other hand, headlocking my brother. >> reporter: eli, like many israelis, wants the world to see these images to understand what israel is up against. >> we know that he is alive. >> reporter: so far hamas has only released four hostages, all women. >> my brother is a young man. he is not an old man he is not a baby and it's maybe a disadvantage for him in that situation. so -- no hope this time >> reporter: there is so much pain and anger on both sides of this conflict, and not a glimmer of a resolution in sight. >> and i want the people of america to remember his name, to not forget until he comes home his name, and don't forget his face. and that's it. thank you for the opportunity. >> you know, richard, everyone is watching this, trying to understand where it could be headed, including this potential israel ground operation that would target hamas in gaza what do we know? >> reporter: well, there's still no signs that a ground invasion is imminent, but israeli officials are signaling that the war could last months. lester >> richard

carleton: andrew, big story of the year end tabloids, weight loss drugs like eli lilly and it seems likehere affecting more of the healthcare that a been upset with the earlier. >> america has been coming a ozempic nation in the beginning to embrace the diet drugs. they are focused on the downside of what companies could be losers from this. walmart said people who buy the drugs are consuming less food or buying less food so that was a broad selloff of food stock, salty snacks and junk food and soda and beer a big selloff on coke, pepsi, monda lees, anheuser-busch and many of the stocks within over 5% with 52 week lows. carleton: you bet against or room for upside. >> pepsico and coked down 5% this week. they're yielding about 3% plus, 20 times earnings in the business is durable. i would not bet against the american either. and you have 1 million or 2 million americans on the drugs right now even if it grows dramatically i don't think you have a big impact on the companies and their sales. carleton: don't bet against the american either, i love it. elizabeth last year 2022 was a story o

. >> reporter: founder eli beer says the morning of october 7th more than 1,000 team members did just that. >> everyone was out, no matter if they're jews or arabs or christian. they were all out saving lives. >> reporter: videos taken by the group that day show hatzalah volunteers who rushed into regions under attack. in the first 14 days of war united hatzalah says it dispatched at least 300 response vehicles including helicopters, ambulances and these specially equipped ambucycles that can weave between traffic with supplies. more than 3,000 people have been treated according to united hatzalah. but not all of them could be saved pf two of their own were murdered that day 37 one a medwick an elite unit of the israeli army was killed in action. the other 23-year-old awad darawasha was working at the nova music festival as a medic. >> everyone was running away. he stayed with this young girl who was bleeding trying to stop her bleeding because she had three or four bullets in her. and he was trying to save her. and the terrorists came and caught him. and they realized he was an arab.

>> shout-out to elie honig for the pink floyd reference. because it's really important to think about how it all stacks up. remember, and i understand and believe that people can have a kind of epiphany in what they've done. many plea deals and plea offers are about people realizing what they have done wrong. the consequences, the gravitas of their decisions. and then holding themselves to be held accountable for that very notion. but one of the things that she did in her colloquy, which is called her statement that she would make to tell the court about what she has done wrong, is that she says she relied on the experience of older, more experienced attorneys. it doesn't take a genius to think about, she's drawing a line to perhaps rudy giuliani who, of course, was once a federal prosecutor, a lawyer for many, many decades. i think in part she's accepting responsibility, but you're seeing a bit of a snag signal to what she may be suggesting as her own defense, then who she is willing to implicate as a part of that plea discussion. so think

eli co and on before him, the palestinian minister of foreign affairs we as element just a round up for you. starting with us ready, minister of foreign affairs. he started out by talking about the young babies and children that are being held hostage by her mazda in gauze, and he produced photographs of says, children, the youngest beings is 9 months old. they told the october, the 7th attack, a brutal gnostic car. in the wakeup pool for the entire wealth, a to the threat of extremism, he then went into great detail to describe the atrocities committed by him, us militants. on october, the 7th he asked, how can we agree to a cease fire of the war time us did. he them repeated twice him, us all the new not sees. and he said that we need to unite again to defeats the not so easy if the residents that the west will be next. and he said it's not only the only as well as will. it's the will of the free will. and he said, we didn't choose this will, but we're going to win a t then also all the members of the security council to choose aside coming to the palestinian of minutes to palesti