elliott: there is that risk, no question.versely, what would perhaps make iran not go up the ladder of escalation is the knowledge that the united states is on it. they don't want confrontation with united states and if the united states makes it clear that someplace on that ladder, we are going to be brought in, maybe that helps cool off the iranian responses. helena: i asked about the call for sanctions from israel to around 30 countries. how effective do you think that could be in terms of diplomatic de-escalation? elliott: it's a critical question. will the israelis feel they have to react strongly, militarily? punishing iran through greater economic sanctions. if there are no sanctions, if it looks as if this a great international coalition is toothless, it seems more likely the israelis will conclude we have to act. helena: i also want to get your thoughts on what you think this means for the war in gaza. there is another idf operation underway once again. in washington there is the possibility of aid to israel being ca

why does elliott have this position now?elliott news came this morning that they have about $1 billion worth of stock in the company. it puts them in the top 10 shareholder. what exactly they are pushing for, especially in the context of the bhp approach is unclear. we are still doing more reporting on it. it is clear when an activist comes in, they believe the company will be undervalued. it would not be surprising if they think there needs more to be unlocked with anglo american. an interesting story. they are not the only investor that has showed up. there are other investors who have spoken out. bluebell has also amassed a stake in anglo american. other investors are speaking out against this bhp deal. sonali: how do you think through anglo american bhp as it stands, giving you had followed this deal to the deal talks and reported outcome of that, and everything that happened since and the resistance against this deal, how do you explain what the state of play is? >> what is such a big deal, it was sitting at about $40 b

elliott knows this. you try to keep it simple. that's scheme had three parts. one to catch and kill, get a story kill it, and put it in a volt literally. >> the other was to publish favorable articles about donald trump and the other was the spread slime about his opponent and hillary clinton. >> that three legged scheme was funneled in fueled by payments that cohen made. and david an ami that money had to be reported. and because it wasn't reported, it violated the in-kind contribution and limits for election laws. that's the simple case that they have to present to the jury. stay away from the marriage, stay away from the relationships it's it's about hiding things that may hurt him whether it's true or false. and that that marriage stuff though, is that it's a humanizing detail that the defense can use and say yes to forget all this politics, business, what you were talking about is an individual who was trying to conceal embarrassing allegations that are merely allegations from his family, from his kids, from if they can plant that seed in some jurors heads

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one thing that attracted the attention of elliott?n you search with other trading, from previous investments, through some of the ratios, the stock price underperforms when you look at a five-year span and the reason comes down to shareholder returns, which is not the trend we are seeing in japanese companies. and 500 billion yen share buyback is the biggest in history. there increasing their payout ratio target and that put pressure to do good. annabelle: we have earnings for trading houses, so what are you expecting on thursday? guest: it comes at interesting timing. they are going to announce full-year earnings in a medium-term plan on thursday. expect announcement around shareholder returns. we've had shares that value, we're waiting according to people we spoke to. when you look at historical investments in the company, before these companies put out to help the company think about shareholder value, assets and increased buybacks in february, the biggest buyback, there is a lot of excitement with what they've got to say about ear

. >> so elliott, the judge's walking a tight rope here. i'm trying to be transparent, but the same time if you allow members of the media, especially certain outlets, to know a whole bunch of identifying characteristics they might not show discretion and like this, oncology nurse her the place that she works was reported that helps people narrow it down. it does. and this is a remarkable conversation to have week after the deaths of o.j. simpson, where in the old days the trial of the century when it happened, someone could choose to go public after being a juror and write a book and go on tv are gone 2020 or whatever now, merely by being associated with the high-profile event, your name, your family, your residents, all the things you do about your life can be exposed. and that's very intimidating and very frightening for many people. and frankly, jake, this is going to keep coming up over the course of this trial where even if the judge tries to restrict the amount of information that's been public about these people. there's still so mu

i want to bring in elliott williams right now. what's the significance of alvin bragg himself asking the judge to now clarify whether the gag order includes members of the president's family well, if it was very important for alvin bragg to make this request, and here's why on friday that district attorney's office hit >> merely sent a letter asking the judge to clarify or confirm what the gag order said. well, they were asking for it to be expanded, not clarified, are confirmed. and even setting aside how reprehensible from the speech that the former president has engaged in the gag orders simply did not prohibit it on its language. it didn't speak about the judge or the judges coming up. so it was very important for prosecutors to data go to court and specifically asked the judge to expand the gag order. >> interesting, elliott would be follow up. surprise. we haven't already heard from judge merchan about the gag order. do you see any first amendment issues with the including the judge's family? >> well, there absolutely are fi

>> elliott? >> yeah, absolutely. and what you're seeing here is a pattern of conduct where the national enquirer word would number one, suppressed bad stories about the former president number to push stories that were critical of his opponents, ted cruz and hillary clinton. again, not impermissible, but the prosecutors here are attempting to establish a pattern of conduct that ultimately leads to exactly what adam was talking about. once you start getting into the financial transactions to cover it all up this morning's hearing on whether trump violated his gag order. the order is to not in salt or attack publicly, witnesses or the jury that hearing got heated. the attorney for donald trump was trying to defend a trump's social media post about the jury and trump's team was like just trying to pretend it was just to re-posting something that somebody on fox, jessie water said, but the judge pushed back and trump's team had to acknowledge that it wasn't simply a re-posting because trump had added words to it and judg

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fe elliott felig.selection is a misnomer, and selecting or deselecting the jury but ideally, who would be on your new york jury? >> the judge in this case has already said that anybody who self identifies as somebody that cannot be fair and impartial upfront will not even be questioned further. that will weed out significant amount of people were openly partisan as they were. we want people who are going to be listening to the evidence in this case and understanding the high burden of proof that the prosecution has. it's not an easy case for the prosecution in people that are not openly political obviously is a significant factor as well. i believe the jury selection is going to take a long time in this case. we will see if they can get a fair jury. trey: finding 12 people who have not made up their mind is always a challenge in high profile cases. let's listen to the former president together and then i'll ask you a question on the other side. >> will see every legal scholar said they have to come it'

the judge merchan has this very extensive questionnaire as elliott pointed out, but lawyers will tell you very good. >> you >> can get fooled. you can think someone is sympathetic and they're not, or juror who might lean one way or the other. that's persuaded by the other jurors >> at the end of the >> day, they do run out of strikes and that will be the panel they i should have clarified that both sides have a finite number of what are called peremptory challenges are strikes of jurors. so they've got to be selective and playing them, right? yes. ten each side here to play a game of chess, trying to get them the other sides had to figure things out. but look, we've all been burned by a juror who was nodding and smiling along with we are saying jury selection or who on paper, whether it's education, class politics victim of a crime, crime, dog node, whatever else, simply voted a way that we weren't anticipates art, not sayyed. it's you go with your gut. you tried to make these very meaningful decisions based on very superficial information. gen. very limited information. but at the en

my panels back with me now, elliott, explain yes, and it does it imperil jack smith's case.ainst donald trump? probably not against others, quite possibly. so, as you said obstruction of an official proceeding sounds pretty clear on its face. now, this was put in place as almost a financial crimes law get to. go under sarbanes-oxley. folks have maybe heard that. that old piece of legislation. now the question is, when you obstruct influence or impede an official proceeding, what does that mean? now initially the law was used to go after accountants and other people who obstruct proceedings through what are called curves corrupt means lying, deceit, fraud, trickery. the question is can that be applied to a violent act like january 6? now, it's still an obstruction of an official proceeding, but maybe not in the way that the law was originally written. those supreme court is going to be looking into number one, what was congress thinking at the time? and number two, what are the words? the statute actually say a few corruptly impede a proceeding, whether you're breaking down a

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elliott gotkine. thank you so much. >> all right. let's talk more now with former hostage negotiator garch baskin, who is middle east director of the international community's organization, grows shawn great to see you. so i want to begin with a relative of hostage keith siegel, whose video proof of life was just released hanna siegel is 60ths nice and she said it was bittersweet seeing the video and hearing her uncle's voice take a listen to what she told cbs today. >> he starts the video by saying how much he loves us, he loves our family and he's obviously under duress. he's gaunt, he looks week, but that's real. i know that he misses his family. he talks in the video about bot hearing bombs all around him. and so we worry about the fact that he's being held underground by a terrorist group. of course, we worry about the fact that he's starving when viva came out because she talked to us about how they were beginning to starve. and i can't imagine that that hasn't gotten so much worse. you can see it on his face. and we also worry

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that and andy and elliott can address this, but michael cohen has already served prison time. he is not getting any benefit out of doing this. this is not a deal that's going to lessen the sentence he's already had. we've also been told by his former lawyer, lanny davis that there are emails text messages, other things that this is a case that will be let's say, won or lost on paper, not just on a michael cohen's one other cks is going to say in every case, there are potential surprises for several people who are going to be called, who like hope hicks were in the inner circle who heard things, saw things that may very well support what michael cohen says, you agree? >> no, i absolutely do agree that more to the point he made, he repeatedly says, i lied and did what i did at the direction of the defendant, mr. trump. now, there may be questions about whether he can get that statement in court because he's expressing an opinion. and maybe the defense might try to strike it, but he says, no, look, yes. i have allying perjury conviction, i did it because the guy that's on trial r

that probably hasn't undergone the kind of renovations that you think it's part of the charm, elliotto have some details from this day in the courthouse what did we learn? so a day of trial looks like this. >> it's i mean, there's actually quite a lot more than the last know. it doesn't a lot more than the last couple of days. and its, and its done since it today, wasn't adept hey of major bombshell testimony, but there were some very interesting both human moments because this all deals with sex, money, and allegations of lies. and so we can talk through some of the most compelling that's a testimony here. interestingly, there was cross-examination were stormy, where the purpose of stormi daniels came up and this whole question of why did the trump organization have her name and her phone number? and this was on cross-examination because the emanation from susan necklace the defense attorney, we can even read the portions of the transcript. they come up here nicholas asks, am i correct that prior to stormy daniels coming up to the office at trump tower, you recall hearing the preside

elliott gotkine and clare sebastian early. appreciate it. & for more analysis now we're joined by julie norman, the deputy director of the center of us politics at university college london. thank you so much for being here with us again. so the biggest winner here, ukraine obviously, but domestically politically, a big win for democrats as well absolutely. and say kim, it's a big win for bipartisanship on capitol hill, which is something that is obviously unusual these days, and especially in an election year. so this is something that the biden administration has definitely been pushing for a really for months now. and so did see it come through is a big political win for denmark crafts absolutely you for biden. and this isn't just for domestic audiences, but for really doubling down on what he sees as his foreign policy credentials, showing that the us is still a global leader, that the us will be there for our allies& that the us will still take steps to deter adversaries as well. >> you say it's a big win for bipartisansh

let's get down to cnn legal analyst and forgettable prosecutor elliott williams and devlin barrett, a national security reporter at the washington post. okay. >> we're >> done on the travel for a second. the road trip has now ended for a second word back in washington, dc. >> okay. i'm going to orient the conversation. we begin you elliot for a second here because judge cannons ruling does still allow trump to use this defense i'm confused as to why she would do that. >> you and me both sets. i honestly, i am perplexed by what is going on with this issue. based on the second number one, it appears that the judge is at a minimum confusing the difference between the presidential records act and the espionage act. the presidential records act basically governs mugs that presidents are given as gifts by foreign liters. what happens to them at the end of their time? right? it doesn't become a record, does it go to your museum or whatever else the espionage act covers the handling of sensitive documents. that is the crime that donald trump was charged with. and the judge seems to be blurrin

elliott, laura jokes about the way that the defense and the prosecution might go about employing these strikes. what's the strategy here for them though? is it as simple as? he gave me a look, i didn't like look, it's not a joke. and i know everybody was chuckling about it. something like a tire is the kind of matter that you can judge a juror on the basis of that's perfectly lawful and perfectly permissible. here's a great example. someone's attire tells you there are class, perhaps their education might tell you how they work, where they work so on. and these are the kinds of factors that can go into how a person might approach the criminal justice system or a particular defendant. so your your t-shirts aside that could count either way for you or anybody else in laura is absolutely right. these ideas about rais and gender, and ethnicity, certainly by law, cannot be brought biden, but everything else is fair game, including that t-shirt is so fascinating, isn't it? >> then i think about that and kinda the psychology of all that. and then you have the former president united states, w

be a deal we will hold the operation, we will do whatever is required to bring the hostages back elliott gotkine joins us live from london with more on the situation. >> so elliot, when we spoke yesterday, there seemed to be some optimism about progress on a deal, but that seems to be fading the things stand right now kim hopes dashed again, i suppose look the talks aren't completely dead, but nor are they making any real progress because they've been going on of course, for months and months have been high level delegations in qatar and egypt. >> egyptian officials over the weekend speak king with their counterparts in israel to transmit hamas is latest demands to the israelis, israel rejecting those demands. it says because hamas is again sticking to its guns and demanding a complete cessation of hostilities and the full withdrawal of israeli forces from the gaza strip. in order to free hostages and get a ceasefire into place. now, israel has gone back and sent a counter proposal to hamas via the egyptians. hamas says it is now reviewing that proposal, and i suppose as long as the talk

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elliott has a 13% economic stake in etsy.the company appointed one of the portfolio managers to the board of directors in february. >>> janet yellen is on the way to china set to meet with leaders on that side of the pacific. yellen is offering tough talk to protect american businesses. megan cassella is joining us with more about the trip. >> reporter: good morning, dom. yellen will have four meetings across two cities. her goal is to meet with former and current leaders. the biggest piece of the eagend is meeting with her counterpart li on the economy. she will press for changes. we heard about this last week. trade is at the p toptop of the. she will address unfair trade practices and overcapacity issues. other areas of concern are likely to come up is the invasion of ukraine by russia and any violation of the sanctions against russia. they will look for progress in areas with room for cooperation between the two countries. that includes climate and drug trafficking and finance. yellen wants to increase the communication w

that's update up here. pulled up public fully. elliott is a quick look now at some of the stories making headlines today to russian journalists have been detained on extremism charges. so de carillon and consenting . gov of a boy, the accused of working for a band anti corruption foundation. i'm sorry, corruption foundations say top by the light of russian opposition. politician. i like saying the found the di denied the challenges. both man worked for deutsch developed before the channel was banned and expelled from russia. thousands of people have been rallying across australia demanding a tougher laws against agenda based violence. the matches follow a wave of high profile murder cases and a mass stopping in sydney earlier this month in which 5 women were among 6 people killed. prime minister anthony alban easy has joined the campaign declaring the issue a national crisis. can you enough? are he's uh wanting residents to bryce for even heavier rain full following flooding that's killed at least 76 people since march east africa has been battered by monsoon. ryan's might even worse by

and elliott, i mean, this only lists legal matters. this document, so i guess they're not going to bring up my brilliant washington post idea. but the second case referenced here is the e jean carroll case where a jury found that donald trump defamed her, right and was liable for sexual abuse. is that relevant to this case? it's starts getting into murky or territory sorry, but still could be relevant, jake, for a couple of reasons, number one, it's a credibility question as to whether the defendant made statements in the prior case that our conscious that he contradicts on the stand here. >> so prosecutors, again, as you'd said, have to be able to put the defendant on notice that we might use statements you make if you were to impeach yourself on the stand by contradicting yourself. number one. number two, i guess you have the credibility questions. i think generally in contradiction as well. those would be the big ones. but again, it's because of the nature of the e jean carroll case and because the details are so salacious, you real

jeanine elliott has more from tel aviv. >> to new york.hope for the remaining hostages still being held captive in gaza. in an effort to draw attention to them. a yellow piano with the words you are not alone is being placed in cities around the world, encouraging people to play and reflect and i choose hope. the installation was started in tel aviv by the family of alon ohel, a 23 year old israeli who was taken hostage by hamas after fleeing the nova music festival on october 7th. >> from that day, we haven't heard from him. it's really, really hard because he was just in a festival, an innocent civilian that was taken from his home, from his, from the israeli ground, from that moment, from that day, you know, we are trying to understand everything and do everything in our power as a family, as me, as a mother, to bring alone home. home. >> alone has been playing piano since he was in the fourth grade. his passion for music inspiring the yellow piano movement. >> i felt that there's there. there needs to be something that is hopeful and t

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let's bring in former trumpet aid john elliott, john, good morning to you. success could mean different things when it comes to something like this, but do you think the strike was the right thing for israel to do? would you characterize it as successful? >> absolutely, carley. good morning. it was absolutely successful from israel standpoint because number one, they had to respond. they did so because politically they just could not allow iran to have a direct threat on even though a direct success threat on their soil. they had to respond. this was a message they sent of will and capability. they have the will to strike iran when they need to and the capability to do so. that is why this is well-crafted. but they did is attacked deep in iran and attacked a city that has the biggest nuclear facility in a town that sits right next to it. what they were saying is, "look, what we need you to know this is we have the billing capability to attack you at any time so don't cross any lines ever again in terms of striking us on their territory." >> todd: john, to yo

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elliott, thank you very much for joining us live. >> thanks for having me. >> steve: all right.gure endorsement deal with nike. this comes days after the iowa super star was selected number one overall by the indiana fever in the wnba draft. clark is expected to have her own signature shoe as part of the deal. i know a lot of girls that will buy it. retired philadelphia eagles star jason kelce admits he lost his super bowl ring in a pool full -- a pool full of skyline chili last week. it happened at the university of cincinnati where he went. the ring was placed in a sock and submerged into a pool of chill whether i students attempting to find it. >> legitimately lost my super bowl ring in this event. they could not find it. this is enter brand bra brandon, trying to find the sock that had my super bowl ring in it. >> brian: there are so many more questions i have. kelce says the ring is probably in a landfill somewhere in cincinnati. already put in an insurance claim. i'm pretty sure it's really not going to suffice for the memory. meanwhile coming up straight ahead for the nex

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. >> reporter: chris elliott is a longshoreman, the folks who handle all the products moving from ship to shore at the port. since the bridge collapse chris has been in limbo. >> the uncertainty has to be hard, though. >> yeah, it is. every day you're thinking about the future and the uncertainty. you know, you lose some sleep over it. got bills to pay. >> reporter: tonight we're also learning the owner of the container ship petitioned the court to limit its liability for this accident. and president biden plans to visit the wreckage on friday. lester? >> all right, aaron, thank you. >>> in south carolina a new sentence for alex murdaugh today for federal financial crimes. priya sridhar joins us. priya, this comes on top of multiple state sentences including for the murder of his wife and son. >> reporter: that's right, lester. today murdaugh was sentenced to 40 years in prison and $8 million in restitution for stealing millions from his family law firm's personal injury clients. this is in addition to the two life sentences without parole he's already serving for killing his wife and

for many people, not just me then he got in trouble because of things outside of what he did for me elliott, this was not brought up in court. >> it's happening afterwards is this another violation of the order and can the judge look at this even though it wasn't brought up in court as another potential fine or worse? >> well, sir. >> thank you, sir. uh, certainly. even if the judge doesn't choose a look at it, i bet you the prosecutors will bring it to the judge's attention now, the michael cohen world of statements, and there are many, many of them are in a slightly different class and some other statements that the president made because of the fact that there actually is back-and-forths sniper thing happening in the press between the former president and michael cohen that the president, at least has an argument of saying that all he's doing is responding to the criticism now prosecutors will come back and say you started these comments long before michael cohen said anything it's it's far less of a gray area. these statements and there's at least one statement where the former presiden

. >> our let's get reaction from our chief legal analyst, laura coates, and cnn legal analyst elliott williams. laura, what can we expect when this trial gets underway on monday with jury selection? >> well, in part, perhaps some more whining about woe is me, but this is going to happen by all accounts and we're going to have the wide dear process which essentially has jurors potentially will come into the courtroom, have to answer questions along this questionnaire. there are a lot of maria being run of the mill though wolf, about your views on police, about your views on justice, but they're gonna be a lot of targeted ones about your views on trump, where you get your news from ms while you're going to have the defense and the prosecution trying to figure out who's going be the the audience member that they can persuade the best to meet their burden in an approved or to defend the actions. it will be something that will have you thinking to yourself what would be the ideal juror if you're trump? it's going to be somebody who believes they can buck the system is anti, maybe the polit

if you're last, elliott gotkine joins us live from london with more. elliott. last we spoke there seemed to be some optimism about the progress on a deal, but that seems to be fading were to things stand right now that is the situation kim let the torques aren't completely dead, but we have had this optimism surrounding these talks as they fumbled along for the past few months, there have been high level delegations in qatar high-level delegations in egypt. >> the two main countries that are mediating between israel and hamas and then just over the weekend, we had senior egyptian officials in israel transmitting hamas is latest demands to the israelis who have rejected those demands. they say because hamas is sticking to its guns and continuing to demand a complete cessation of hostilities and a complete withdrawal of israeli forces from the gaza strip as a condition of doing a deal that would see some hostages freed in exchange for the release of palestinian prisoners. and of course, a ceasefire, albeit a temporary one. now, israel has countered with its own p

elliott. good morning for being here. what are we going to see from the supreme court today? >> who know well, okay, big picture. >> that's explained what before the shirt was before the court. there is a law named emtala. what it does is requires hospitals that receive federal funding to provide emergency care eric, do you anyone that comes in or divert those people to another facility that can now the question is that sometimes abortions are, can be regarded as emergency care. now, you say that word and immediately the political maelstrom starts. idaho has a law focusing on the life of the fetus as they say, the the not yet born child and has said that the biden administration is attempting to shoe horn abortions into state law. that doesn't require it. what this all means is the quagmire that has opened up since dobbs and forget whether dobbs ended abortion, didn't then to abortion or someone what it did was usher in an era of uncertainty around the country where now you have this patchwork of state and federal laws that aren't going to be in conflict with each other. and

but i don't think he is going to expand it to include himself, elliott, if the judge rules in favor of the prosecutors would you expect trump to appeal and how would that work? >> well, he certainly can't. now, if he rules in favor of the prosecutors, all that would happen is the judge would still have to give the former president time to cure or correct the statement you can't just slap sanctions on an individual. you have to give them a chance to either retract it or explain why they made it or whatever else new york law requires now, once sanctions are imposed, there is a process whereby the former president could appeal the sanctions and that could go up again back to the judge or to the appeals court for a longer process there. but again, nothing would be immediate. you have to give the party had chance to correct the problem before you move with sanctions interested kara, what do we know about why trump is opposing expanding this gag order to include the judges family will trump's lawyers >> argument is that he needs to campaign and he needs to be able to defend himself against t

i want to bring in elliott williams, cnn's legal analyst, in a former federal prosecutor, elliott, i mean, just beyond the fact that it was a makeshift courtroom, i'm not sure if you've ever had to argue one of those which delay tactic would you say here? do you believe it has been the most creative because they've really tried basically everything. >> they really have and look, caitlin, it's important for parties to be able to raise the emotions that they feel they're entitled to its common to raise a motion to change the venue of a trial or to say that a jury yes, ma'am. tainted by pretrial public, particularly where you have famous people who are on trial. that's of course fine. but this is now truly out of hana, and our friend george conway said it best on the internet that the judges didn't even have time to stop laughing at the motion because of how silly it was. and at a certain point, the clock is going to run out and you just have to face it's your trial. >> can you walk us through today, though, with this latest attempt to delay because it only took minutes for the appeals

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but he wouldn't have done it so many things, wouldn't be done elliott. >> i mean, is there any is that grounded in reality at all? >> no. and no one is making an argument seriously that the laws of war would somehow change, or that how the united states interact with other countries would change based on some limitations. >> let me pause for a second. let's listen to donald trump here for a second we're. >> having hearing him. >> i have a lot of support here. the teamsters, you a lot of work with teamsters. have a lot of buildings with the keeps. do they liked an amazing job affection. but we did a great job i think that a when we get a lot of great buildings in the city with these people give me great support they're really amazing very, very, very talented people they don't get the credit for it. they have very few people do when they do, we used to do three floors a week and dockery and it was guys like this, that data very much do you know about the testimony so. far it's been very nice and he's been david has been very nice and nice guy president. did you know? >> we have a big ca

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gotkine joining us now from london to talk more about this. >> elliott, what are you hearing from the families of these two hostages? >> um, are clearly a little bit of relief on behalf of the families to see their loved ones alive for the first time, but also no doubt, a lot of pain to see them speaking in the state that they are in and also apparently speaking under duress after being held in captivity for more than 200 days and being unable they said in the video to celebrate the jewish festival of passover, the festival of liberation. ironically, which is something that is still ongoing and is due to end in israel at least on monday. and the families of those two hostages who appeared in the videos spoke after seeing those videos over the weekend and my father today on the emphasises to all of us, how much we need to reach a deal as soon as possible and bring everyone home. i demand that the leaders of this country watch this video and see their father crying out for help i'm convinced that all the people of israel and the nations of the world want to see the end of the bloodshed

joining us is former federal prosecutor, elliott williams john and caitlin. we're going through some of the high points of what was in this filing what stands out to you in smith's latest filing >> sure. the last point that caitlin had made about this question of delay, it's a very important won an argument that the trump team is putting to the supreme court almost as an off-ramp of sorts of saying that well, even if you can't resolve this now, ladies and gentlemen, please send this back down to lower courts to have more hearings and more for decisions as to this immunity question, the special counsel makes the argument that that's unnecessary. this issue has been briefed already, and it's really the supreme court's job more than any other according the country to sort out questions like this. and i think in the news we see it as a question of, well, what does that mean for the trial? is this just about delay? i think from a legal perspective as well, these adding more proceedings to hear just simply is not necessary at this point. and that's a core argument

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