now, if elliot is right, and this is a russian cover up, are you expecting? must go to come out and take the blame for it, as well as the indications of a missile strike was the right from the start. as we remember that the bullet holes were already visible on the plane was the 1st to be instead, booting the simplest bulk of an incidental tragic incident in roughly a space up. it's unclear with a rush of we'll take full responsibility as i said, a bunch. anya has demanded, what is clear is that president putin has trumpets himself with his household at the apology. because if you know now go with one step further and apologize in full . it looks as if he is getting into pressure from the eyes or by johnny president. i don't think they have the victims and would like this role. but as i said that the 2 presidents spoke again personal today. oh to them. so what does this old mean full russian as of a johnny relations. and i would like to remind all of us of a similar case in 2015 to understand what does it mean for the russian about john relations? a russian fi

elliot, let me start with you. i don't want to lose sight of the remarkable situation here because we have gone from that. i mean, we showed that shocking moment, right? it shocked the country when he fired james comey. this it's more it's more like a whimper. >> it is more of a whimper. and it's hard to understand why he did it and the wisdom of doing it. now, none of us are christopher wray, none of us are in his head. and quite frankly, it's a personal choice from someone who's at either at or about to be in the middle of a major maelstrom with the former, with the former, and soon to be president. what i think is a little hard to get my head around is this idea of doing this to avoid dragging the fbi into the fray, which were his words. it's going to be there regardless of whether he is the head of the fbi or not. and it's not clear that this action actually eliminates all of the attention that the fbi is going to be getting. in many respects, it may have made more sense for the rule of law and, quite frankly,

i met elliot tonight somewhere over here here, tom. and. and then i hear here somewhere. borrelli there we are in the back. i saw rita cause. rita cosby is in here. why are you reading that? yeah. okay, now, congressman orman, victoria sparks is here somewhere in the crowd from capitol hill. i see this borough in the back, somewhere from capitol hill. where you are is there he is. and from the new post we got, rob, rob shuter right over here. all right. levine is somewhere in the crowd. jon levine, kelly, jane cuccinelli, jane torrance, kelly, jane and james freeney, new new york post. anyway, i could go on. i'm sorry if i lost names out, but first anthony secada is going to give us a little bit of a background here up here, anthony. and thank you all for coming tonight. everybody. thank you, james. hi, everyone. thank you so much for joining us this evening. hopefully not too many yankee fans in here, but they're winning five nothing now. so that's a that's what i said. anyway, i'm a newsmax alum and i will say that one of the fondest memories have of newsmax are the peo

elliot. to say he knew holding that long it was going to kill the young man on the subway. how do you prove that? how do you get inside the brain of daniel penny and say he knew holding it for five extra seconds was going to kill him versus letting it go five or 10 seconds ago? >> you are correct. the prosecution summation can basically be summed up in one sentence which is that he went too far. they acknowledge that there was some justification for initially restraining mr. neely but they will say that he choked -- they did say he choked him too long choked him too hard. they say in so doing he created an unjustifiable risk of death and that he was aware of the risk and that he deliberately disregarded the risk. that's the standard in new york. those are the elements of manslaughter in the second degree. so not surprisingly, the prosecutor tailors her message to meet the elements of that crime. >> ainsley: yeah. i thought, chanley, the defense was very smart to say which of these two guys wo

annie linskey white house reporter for the wall street journal, elliot williams cnn legal analyst. former federal prosecutor james moore, former regional communications director for joe biden's 2020 campaign. and brad todd republican strategist and a cnn political commentator. welcome to all of you. thank you so much for being here. brad. todd, i got to start with you because, look, the president, the president is coming president elect trump campaigned on protecting social security and medicare and i guess my question, honestly, having covered all of this for a while on the hill, it's like, how fast is elon musk going to realize that he's like grabbing the third rail, holding on to it, and like he's going to take it off a cliff? >> essentially, i don't think he's headed for social security and medicare. i think that the hill's budget hawks are going to insist that we look at that, because it's such a big pile of the budget. but that's not where president trump's heading. president-elect trump, i think he's and i think, by the way, this is not that different from what we've had bef

to elliot richardson, one was the moral hero of watergate. he resigned his cabinet when nixon tried to get him to fire. the special prosecutor. but rather than do that, richardson resigned and the investigation proceeded. and led to nixon being forced out of. and it turned out elliot. richardson was very well informed about the october surprise as well. and when i was interviewing him, he told watergate was a garden party compared to the october surprise. and yet there i was at newsweek, which was owned by the washington post and of course, the washington post uncovered watergate. they that's where they did their great greatest work. and yet when i got the washington to newsweek, they did a 180 and they covered it up. and i was sort of agog about it and i can go more more details if people want to but i would sort of after three months there by astonishment it was was so astonishing about what did is they ran three articles a week after week and they said the october didn't happen. the october surprise didn't happen the october surprise didn'

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and, elliot, what more are you learning? >> well, okay, as you say, hospital officials and also al-quds tv, the network for which these five men were working. both say that they were asleep in this van outside this hospital when it was struck, killing all five men. now, al-quds tv is affiliated with islamic jihad. that's the smaller militant group in the gaza strip, but which is also designated as a terrorist organization by the u.s., uk and others. now, for its part, israel is saying that it carried out what it describes as a precise strike on an islamic jihad terrorist cell and says that these five men were, in its words, posing as journalists. and it provided what it said was evidence, which is a list it says it came upon during the course of operations in gaza, which listed these men as operatives of islamic jihad, and also provided an infographic of the five men where it has their purported positions within islamic jihad as well. now, whatever the facts of the matter, the committee to protect journalists, which is a u.s

elliot and honeywell. >> they made the case for elliot.ntent deal. 17billion. it's a huge win. only these guys would make it sound stupid. they cut their numbers. it was ridiculous. they had to do that to get the business -- they had to lower the sales and profits initially. then it's just bountiful. they made it sound like business is weak, like we are once again this is the third cut. it's not a cut. they explain it as a cut. this needs to be broken up. i know that elliot is right. if this was an aerospace company alone and it got the deal and got up to the marquis -- rock well collins this would be up 10%. no, not with these guys because it's so buried all sorts of other none sense. elliot is right. the stock is down because elliot knows how to tell the story better. okay? >> okay. >> it's time for a change. change is going to come. sam cook. >> let's get the opening bell. gary, jim likes to say. lot of investor days this week at the nasdaq its auto parts, supplier patrick industry celebrating it's investor day. kind of takes us to t. >

miles per hour when his car hit a tree in 0xfordshire, killing ethan goddard, daniel hancock and elliotthe crash, thomas johnson is filmed inhaling nitrous oxide, known as laughing gas, from a balloon. 17—year—old elliot pullen and 18—year—old daniel hancock and ethan goddard were killed when the car they were travelling in lost control at nearly 100 miles an hour. it was just completely reckless, dangerous behaviour. he's ruined everyone's life. he's taken three. ruined his own life. devastated ours. i know he's just a cocky. teenage boy, you know? i i know he's not an awful person, i but he made some awful decisions. and i really hope that he feels guilty for what he's done. - this is his fault. he's done this. he's killed them. and i hope it stays with him forever. i cctv shows a car pulling out of a petrol station. the two sisters inside told officers they heard a car skidding or drifting before they were overtaken at speed by a silver bmw heading towards the village of marcham, near abingdon, just after midnight on the 20th ofjune last year. a matter of seconds later, they've come

he was injured, and the passengers, ethan goddard and daniel hancock, who were 18, and elliot pullen,d be your reality. so don't, don't drive dangerously and don't consume drugs while driving because it's never worth it for this outcome. a lot of you will remember the stabbings that happened in southport in july. elsie dot stancombe, alice dasilva aguiar and bebe king were at a dance class when they were killed. today, the man suspected of stabbing them, axel rudakuban, pleaded not guilty to murder and to attempting murder ten other people. he refused to speak when asked to confirm his name and enter his pleas. and we know the news can feel heavy so we are reliving 100 of the year's most positive stories. it was really hard to pickjust one, but of course we chose ten seconds of a cute animal story. winston's wheels is a charity that makes wheelchairs for dogs. the founder says seeing the beautiful dogs adapting and proving that disability does not hold you back is rewarding. and you can see loads more of those stories on the bbc news app — just scan this code. and that's it from us. h

. >> elliot williams is with us, our legal analyst as well.lliot karen friedman agnifilo marc agnifilo, mangione lawyer, said mangione is being treated and i'm quoting her now like a human ping pong ball because he's facing state and federal charges at the same time. do you see any double jeopardy? concerns? >> i don't see any double jeopardy concerns. >> and this happens somewhat frequently where different jurisdictions will, you know, will take up the same case. now, he can't be tried for the same conduct from the same jurisdiction. so, you know, for instance, if he's acquitted in the state of new york, he can't be then prosecuted again by the state of new york. but i'm certain that the prosecutors between the two cases will, you know, will ensure and i think they're being very careful right now to ensure that they don't overlap. you know, i do have to disagree a little bit with my colleagues here. i guess from the perspective of a prosecutor, um, when it comes to picking a jury for either of these two cases, i think all of this pretrial pub

and i just i'm really curious to see how how that plays. >> adding to what elliot said without covid. rfk jr.. is almost certainly not the hhs nominee in so many ways. his his, you know, ascendancy, especially on sort of the right wing of the of the republican party now is due to sort of a disillusionment with the science community or what is science among a significant part of the country due to some of the steps that were taken during covid? and to your point about, you know, the fact that trump knows there's a problem, that's also the reason why he had rfk jr. and a bunch of pharma executives come down to mar-a-lago and all have a big, you know, rah rah dinner together. yeah. >> i mean, a reminder of what donald trump said on the trail about rfk jr. and that he was going to, quote unquote, let him go wild on a variety of things. watch. >> robert f kennedy cares more about human beings and health and the environment than anybody. i'm going to let him go wild on health. i'm going to let him go wild on the food. i'm going to let him go wild on medicines. >> so this actually does contr

since the fall of the outside regime has arrived in the lifetime of the elliot take me off from damascus. meanwhile, golden sands, it'll reopen its northern border. crossing with sylvia resuming the 5 goods and freight traffic between the 2 countries. activities also picking up at syria's main sea port and the coastal city of latan q full. so authorities say that under the new administration, customs phase will be removed to try and kick start the economy. well, as by for tens, no move to noble for many in syria. united nations is expressing hope for those that are living, that you're in special envoy, give pad a song is in damascus and says that results to me some. despite the challenges, the major transferral, as you will know, is the scale of the economic chances. we need immediate to a minute there in the systems, but we also need to make sure the sooner to come be of a bill that we can see your economic recovery. and that'd be done. hopefully see the beginning. maybe start the process to end sections, as well as prime minister, hesitating cold in tel aviv to resume testimony and his

nike's new chief executive elliot hill has outlined his strategy to return the retailer to growth.nt's latest report showed declining revenue and profits year—on—year — though it did beat analyst expectations. hill blamed discounting as the reason behind the continued slump — and said he will shift the focus back to sport china's president xijinping is in macau to attend the inauguration of the territory's new government. it's the final part of a three—day visit marking 25 years since macau's handover from portuguese rule. the chinese leader has urged the world's biggest gambling hub to play a bigger role on the international stage — calling on the territory to have the courage to change and innovate. macau is the only place in china where gambling is legal — with an economy that is heavily dependant on the casino industry. staying with china and the world's second largest economy has had a tricky year. china's government has announced several stimulus measures to boost confidence. officials say the country is on track to hit its growth target of around 5% this year, but not all in

elliot, what more can you tell us?jessica, this operation carried out by the israeli military ended on saturday morning in jabalya at the kamal adwan hospital in the northern part of the gaza strip. so we were only told of that a few hours ago on here on saturday evening, as you say, more than 240 people arrested that the idf describes as a terrorist from hamas and islamic jihad. they made a number of additional arrests on top of that. but the upshot is that following this operation, the kamal adwan hospital, according to the world health organization, is now empty and the hospital itself is no longer functioning. a hospital. on fire and encircled sterling iran arsuf. >> khuza'a kamal adwan. lulu garcia-navarro. kamal adwan patients and staff gather anxiously at the entrance of northern gaza's last major functioning hospital. >> others fight flames. >> john harwood. an air ken hon doctor hussam mubasher al niamh kennedy. niamh kennedy. tell me these words from a nurse at kamal adwan hospital in the midst of an evacuati

yeah, i spoke to him earlier and told us how president elliot's accusation went down and russia, and whether moscow will take the blame for it. the crash was actually in the use agencies have report a vase in uh, lets say substance version. uh they only lets say that a leaf expects a real apology for me put in however, we know that the 2 presidents spoke again on the phone today. um, a link doesn't seem to be satisfied with what you heard from to that isn't present, put in yesterday, and he's apology guest that they put in spoke neither of rash as guilt, nor of the fact that trashing miss out fire close to the incident and it was already all this that it was at house out that apology yesterday a leaf on the other hand you said it insisted that most go take full responsibility and pay compensation to both of the families of the victims out of the us or by john you state the indications of a missile strike was the right from the start. as we remember that the bullet holes were already visible on the plane was the 1st day. instead, booting the simplest bulk of an incidental tragic incid

. >> elliot, what did you make of of what we heard from him? >> he's a defense attorney and a lot of things that might seem like common sense to you or me or anybody else watching who's seen this evidence play out on television. you know, the defense attorney's obligation is not to, in effect, roll over and accept allegations from prosecutors or police and hold prosecutors to their burden of proving the evidence. you know, a good way to think about it, caitlin, is that the only fact that is undisputed right now about the case is that a man was killed on a new york city street with a firearm. it's up to prosecutors and police to establish number one, who the defendant is and that he's the same person that was apprehended in pennsylvania. and that's really what defense attorneys do. >> but is it just a delay tactic? essentially? >> i don't think so. he really does have a right to do these things. and more importantly, from the perspective of a defense attorney, if he's not taking some of these steps now, what he does not want to produce is an ine

we have elliot there. you're not cold at all. >> look at that. >> everybody's giving hugs to hoda.l am. >> we all are. it's tonight 8:00/7:00 central on nbc. >> where are you from? >> mississippi. >> and you? >> nashville, tennessee. >> where are you from? >> dallas. >> i know yorktown high school is here somewhere. >> who's reunited after 21 years? ♪ and it feels so good ♪ >> what's your name? >> dorothy, from wisconsin. >> let's keep cruising. hi, guys. >> you share my birthday? oh, you do. all right. good to see you. wow. look at that. >> guys, where's savannah, we lost her. >> coming up in the third hour, we've got a live performance from grammy winner leon bridges. >> we love leon. where's yorktown high school? are you here? >> no. >> you guys look at mike, one of our camera operators and floor directors. love your jammies. >> you have a big surprise coming up in the fourth hour? >> we do. it's for an incredible family. they deserve this beyond. it's like an early christmas present and it was our pleasure. we hope you all enjoy. to every person who came out today, thank you gu

elliot gutkin is in jerusalem with details. >> the houthis have lobbed ballistic missiles towards tel aviv for four out of the last seven nights. sending millions scrambling to bomb shelters. on thursday, israel responded, launching its first ever attack on yemen's main airport and hitting two power stations. the strikes, the israeli military said, targeted infrastructure. the houthis have been using to bring iranian weapons into yemen. among those hurt a crew member for a plane for the world health organization, whose director general says he was just meters away from the impact. this was the fourth time israeli planes have attacked the houthis, who say they are firing on israel and international shipping in solidarity with palestinians in gaza on wednesday night in the war battered enclave. five men, all of them journalists, according to hospital officials and al-quds. today tv were killed while sleeping in their van. the channel, affiliated with palestine islamic jihad, which the u.s. and others describe as a terrorist organization, says the men were carrying out their journalistic

cnn's elliot gotkine has more. >> reporter the israeli military's operation in and around the kamal adwanpital ended on saturday morning. >> according to the idf, it informed journalists of that on saturday evening. it arrested more than 240 of what it described as terrorists belonging to hamas and islamic jihad and made an unspecified additional number of arrests. but the result of this operation is that, according to the world health organization, the hospital is now empty and that the last remaining large medical facility in the northern part of the gaza strip is no longer operational a hospital on fire and encircled sterling iran arsuf was kamal adwan lulu garcia-navarro and layla kamal adwan. patients and staff gather anxiously at the entrance of northern gaza's last major functioning hospital. others fight flames. >> john harwood can. ken hon doctor husam mubasher all you can eat. >> these words from a nurse at kamal adwan hospital in the midst of an evacuation order from the israeli military doctor hussam abu safiya, the hospital's director, is one of the last doctors in northern g

shalom weiss got a pardon, elliot brody, former republican national committee chairman got a pardon,uke cunningham, i could go on and on. that's, i think, the most important point. i'm not wild about the use of the pardon power in any of these cases. i'd like to see it youd for what it was traditionally known for, which is the unknown person who suffered an injustice and the president learns about. >> we have about 30 seconds left. do you think we'll see donald trump use the pardon powers to pardon those who were quicked for their roles in the storming of the capitol on january 6? he indicate head would. >> yeah, i mean, the president-elect has said he's going to do that so i take him at his word. i think he's going to do that regardless of whether hunter biden was par conditioned or not. so this criticism that oh, biden has those opposed, no door to this, no. i mean it's no different than, you know, certainly the other pardon we was seen like some of the ones i named and others. and the idea that donald trump takes his norms from what democratic presidents do, i think is a laughable

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all right, elliot, let's see it. >> i don't like soul food. they still got a soul.nd it don't mean that you got no rhythm if you don't like. >> all right. i've never heard this one either, but that was pretty good. >> um, so that's emma dropping the mic. i'm dropping the sharpie. emmet otter's jug-band christmas is this sleeper hit that people who like emmet otter's jug-band christmas really like emmet otter's jug-band christmas. and it's sort of it's a muppets film. it's jim henson. and the powerful thing about the movie is it's emmet and his mother make huge sacrifices for each other. no spoilers, i won't tell you. and it's all about the holiday season. and the songs are bangers like that. that song there, barbecue, it slaps all of them. >> yeah, i've seen it. i'll have to check it out. you trust me and alex here apparently shares this. it's a it's a real, like, sliced up little electorate there on christmas movies. but many people many people love this one watch, don't you like her? >> well, of course i like her. she's a peach oh, every time a bell rings, an ange

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elliot, i forgot what your sweater says. >> this is. i find your lack of cheer disturbing. >> well, you know, may the force be with you. >> may the force be with you and also with you. >> also with us. megan hayes, former director of message planning for the biden white house. and matt gorman, republican strategist, former senior adviser to tim scott's presidential campaign. welcome to all of you. so, matt, let me start with you, actually, because there is going to be a significant difference in the washington that donald trump is going to find when he is inaugurated than from the one where paul ryan, who you worked closely with, was running the house of representatives, and i remember people, republicans like him used to use the phrase, well, we're going to be the ballast in the ship of state, implying that they didn't think that donald trump could captain it. well, they wouldn't say it in public. they'd say it in private. now, everyone seems to be kind of singing off the same hymnal, no matter what room they're in. very much so. >> i

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now go to cnn chief law enforcement and intelligence analyst john miller, as well as legal analyst elliot williams. john, i want to start with you and, um, part of what the shimon was talking about with this. notebook, uh, really clearly writes the motive and said that he expressed hostility toward the health insurance industry and wealthy executives in particular. >> well, the notebook was actually referenced in the three page letter that mangione was allegedly found carrying where he talked about the claim of responsibility. but he said you'll find the planning and the to do lists and the other elements in the spiral notebook, which they make reference to in this federal complaint. but it is based on the federal anti-stalking laws and the use of interstate commerce, you know, so that they can show he traveled across state lines with the intent to commit these felonies, allegedly, that he used interstate commerce in terms of research, telephones, emails, and so on to facilitate this crime. and that that all of this was used in furtherance of that murder. so what you have now is two disti

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elliot, sorry for that. stumble. in your introduction. >> like you don't call you don't write. >> well, i'm glad we're glad to have you back. good, good, good. just wondering, first off, what you made of that perp walk. clearly made for the world to see. >> made for the world to see and not good for the case any time law enforcement is seen as belittling or making a public spectacle out of a defendant there, possibly tainting the jury pool in new york, that's going to have to hold this person in judgment. ultimately, a trial is you know, a jury may the makeup of the jury is the community. and ideally, people have not come to conclusions about the case. if people are inundated with images of this individual being trotted out in front of police, with the mayor wagging his finger in his face, it's just not good for the process or the system. they could have actually done that completely in private and driven him into the back door of the courthouse. >> and i want to focus more on the mangione case in just a moment. but

elliot williams is with us as well. elliot, you're our legal analyst. you heard the district attorney argue this killing was intended to evoke terror. do you agree with that, first of all. and how hard could it be for the prosecution to prove terrorism in this case? >> well, starting with your second question, wolf, i think quite hard based on the information that's publicly available now, everything depends on, as the district attorney said, what is in this defendant's writings. >> but let's look at the new york law in order to get to first degree murder for a terrorism crime in the state of new york, the killing needed to be intended to influence a civilian population or influence the policy of government. now, merely killing someone because they are a health care executive does not get you there. now, perhaps there are writings or other statements or other information that seem to suggest that not only did he wish to kill this person because he was a health care executive, he did so to send a message to the public or to send a message to politicians.

elliot mentioned earlier the preservation and the collection of evidence. for an example, making sure that they've done everything properly, getting search warrants before they go into the bag, getting search warrants in order to to to get into the phone. all those things are necessary so that they don't have a problem later on when this case goes to trial, they've got strong evidence right now, they've got strong forensic evidence. we're still waiting on dna, i would imagine. but they have the gun, they have the silencer, they have fake id that he used in new york at the hospital. and then, of course, his writings, where he pretty much describes the why he did it. so they've got a good case. they just don't they just don't want to take anything for granted. so they are definitely doing things by procedure. >> and andrew, you're the former deputy director of the fbi. this is all on top of the very impressive ballistic and fingerprint evidence tying mangione to the scene of the crime, as we just heard from chief ramsey. so how challenging is it going to be f

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