fareed zakaria joins us. >> let's go out front good evening. >> i'm erin burnett outfront tonight. a dramatic moment in court as trump's former gatekeeper and confidence on hope hicks broke down on the stand. hicks was sitting just feet away from her former boss. this is the moment caught by the sketch artist immediately got emotional when trump's team began the cross-examinatio n and asked her about her time at trump organization now, that was that particular moment. the reality is from the moment he picks walked into that courtroom, the atmosphere change. this is an important witness. are reporters who were there say it was almost electric in terms of the change in the room, hicks is as inner circle for trump as it gets and she did prove to be a key witness of the witnesses so far revealing never before known details that frankly were crucial to both sides for the prosecution. when asked if michael cohen would have paid stormy daniels without trump's approval, she said, quote, i didn't know michael to be in especially charitable person or selfless person. he's the kind of person

i'm fareed zakaria coming to you from new york today on the program is rarely tags deeper into rafah whilst ceasefire talks stall and russian troops advance shorts kharkiv in the new offensive i will talk about the state of both wars with general david portrays who has been described as the most the effective american military commander since eisenhower then the six-week long election in the world largest democracy will soon draw to a close and india's prime minister modi has perhaps on the brink of winning or third term but what is his record on the economy and what about fears of democratic dk i'll ask the former head of india's central bank and at a time when journalists across the globe are under siege, i'm joined by pulitzer prize winner nick christophe. >> in decades of reporting, he's witnessed the aston worst humanity has to offer i'll ask him why he remains stubbornly hopeful but first here's my tick something very unusual is happening in israel. senior military officials have begun voicing criticism of prime minister benjamin netanyahu's conduct of the war in gaza it's medi

cnn anchor fareed zakaria admits that he believes the case is politically motivated.ainst trump keep him in the spotlight, infuriate his voters and could even make him a target there is some sympathy among people at large who believe his accusers are politically motivated. in my opinion, this is indeed true. i doubt charges would have been filed in new york. well, russia today has become the official supplier of snow to turkey. a cyclone came from our territory to the turkish coast, giving first us, and now them, abnormal weather for may, with frosts and stable snow cover. the general department of meteorology of turkey announced a yellow threat level in six provinces at once. true, they were expecting maximum showers, however. in some places, instead of rain , snow began to fall, but the sudden onset of winter is not going to recede from russia either; snow still remains on 60% of the territory of our huge country. in the northwestern federal district , snowdrifts are higher than half a meter; in the nenets autonomous okrug, snowdrifts reach 87 cm; on the kola penins

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and so that's, that's a fact plane and something that cnn's fareed zakaria joint as now, how important i mean, how significant is this? >> it is actually pretty significant because there are two things going on. iran and israel have been engaging in a fairly dangerous for tat, if you remember, april 1, israel kills and iranian general official of sorts two weeks later, iran launches 300 missiles and drones at this row, then israel, that's something very moderate and response just essentially took out one radon is fine so that's the international context and the domestic one is ivan mentioned is the how many the supreme leader is at years old racy was seen as the odds-on dan successor, the guide, the president who died the only other person people are talking about is how many son much taba that will be very, very unusual. the remember this is a regime that came into power because it believed, did not believe in the dynastic succession that the shah of iran represented for it to become its own wei dynasty that would be turmoil, i think. >> so. what would i mean, what's going to happen?

don't know if he woke up, if "the new york times" polling scared him, but this is very different fareed zakariaand an analyst on the network said, i don't think you would get a conviction in any district that was not a democratic district, paraphrasing in there, but the point is people are waking up and seeing the polls, seeing there is no evidence here, and they are forced to admit the truth. sp>> emily: is this a canary in the coal mine and people see it through the lens of common sense, what we've been saying all along? >> sean: have to give kudos to fareed, but it's taken a long time to come to this conclusion, multiple leaks into the trial. but who else is going to call this for what it is? is a sham trial, politically motivated, it would only happen to someone by the name of donald trump. and what does it say about their support of joe biden? he is failing in the polls, kayleigh pointed that out. are they trying to look to the convention and find a new candidate? this begs the question. >> emily: do you think, carley, that it will impact -- let's say these harbinger pluralists are pulling

american people should be if i were advising a former president, fred is to talk about the economy fareed zakaria had an opinion piece that came out friday on cnn, and he talked about how on the question of whom voters trust the most on the economy, it was donald trump by 22 points of 15 point bump from 2020. >> so they're seriously something happening here with the average hard american that believes that trump is a better alternative to handle things that are impacting them more so than president biden. >> and i wonder how you gauging whether any of the testimony in trump's trial has an any way influenced voters who are on the fence about whether to lean toward trump or biden i think people have probably heard some of them more salacious allegations were testimony, but i'm not convinced that this point that people are swayed one way or the other. >> i'm not convinced that people are surprised to be quite honest with you when you talk to average voters about these things. and i've done a number of focus groups and some of these topics have come up and people said, well, you know, i'm not surpris

i'm fareed zakaria coming to you live from new york today? >> on the program. president biden threatens to halt arms shipments to israel pushes for a ceasefire as netanyahu seizes vital part of rafah what will it take for israel to end its operations against hamas? and what would a ceasefire mean for palestinians i last two former foreign ministers israel zippy livne, and kid, one of the palestinian authority and xi jinping traveled to europe for the first time in five years to meet with the leaders of get this france serbia, and hungary can china's drive a wedge between europe and america there are less since six months to go until election day in america. >> the historian robert kagan says, this could be the country's last free and fair election hyperbole, or fact-based fear i'll ask him but first here's my take. when president biden made clear he was going to run for reelection, i had a sense of what his election strategy was and thought it was an intelligent path to victory after the chaos of covid and trump. joe biden would stand for normalcy and a rising

i'm fareed zakaria coming to you, live from new york today on the program protests on college campuses reach a breaking point as police make arrests and shut down encampment's is this impinging on students free speech or have protesters gone too far? i will be joined by an egyptian and an israeli scholar who teach together at dartmouth to discuss that and much more then swarms of armed drones powered by artificial intelligence may indelibly alter the balance of power. >> former nato supreme halide commander james step redis tells me about this potentially frightening future and since its birth, the cia was a quintessential old boys club. but all that changed thanks to women like my guest joanna mendez the agency's former chief of disguise. get from her about breaking the glass ceiling while winning the spy game but first, here's my take the world is a tens place these days with europe consumed by its biggest land war since 1945 and conflict continuing to convulse the middle east these tensions would pale into insignificance. however, if a third of rina were to erupt in asia involving t

i'm fareed zakaria coming to you from new york today on the program the icc requests arrest warrants for benjamin netanyahu and his defenseman mr. growing, a mix of applause and strong condemnation around the world. there is no equivalence between israel and hamas. >> i'll talk two orient is the founder of human rights watch, a jewish american who fled nazi germany in 1939 who has studied the situation closely i've come to some tough conclusions then the perpetually provocative bill maher with five months to go until the election. i asked him about donald trump, the republican party, and whether he is sounding cranky than usual these days. >> it's not that i've gotten all that said ideas are stupid and the protest that emerged across college campuses this spring echoed those against the vietnam war in the 19th 60s i lost the master storyteller, doris kearns goodwin about those comparisons. >> and about leadership lessons. biden and can learn from past presidents but first, here's my tick the situation in israel looks grim the one gaza drags on with more palestinian casualties. opposi

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well, let me let me quote fareed zakaria i mean, if he weren't donald trump, would he be being prosecuted in this new york courtroom? i agree with fareed. he probably would not, and i think that that's the perception of many but at the same time. sure. if it weren't donald trump, but this is indictment that is about donald trump doing something in service of trying to become president of the united states. that's one of one kind of situation. and that's probably why it's only i have have to say, is that what it's really all about today? they have at the charge conference and they're still not an articulation as to what the felony is. i've had i had i had ever i've never charged this. it doesn't have to be articulated. that's how new york law works. the jury just has to find that there was a crime. they don't have to say which one it is. they don't have to say that it was committed. they just have to believe to find that there was a crime committed. i know that you're right on the law. it's still doesn't make sense to me. >> i'm an attorney. i tried cases for more than ten years. donald tr

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so people are ona fareed, zakaria, laura said on the air the other day, no other defendant not named donald trump would have been indicted for this, let alone convicted for it. so republicans are feeling a pretty raw about that particular issue tonight. >> i certainly respect for read, but it's a law on the books because people have been prosecuted under it and 12 jurors disagreed. scott jennings van jones. thank you both so much. and thank you all for watching our historic coverage today and it continues with anderson cooper 360 it's next nothing comes close to this place in the morning. >> i'm so glad i can still come here. you see i was diagnosed with obstructive hcm and there were some days i was so short of breath. i thought i'd have to settle for for never stepping foot on this trail again, i became great at making excuses, but i have people who count on me. so i talked to my cardiologist. i said there must be more we can do from my symptoms. he told me about a medication called camp sales. he said camps ios works by tara forgetting what's causing my obstructive hcl. so he pres

trump earlier this today also quoted my colleague fareed zakaria there, the prosecution went to great lengths to establish that michael cohen loved working for trump and michael cohen said, the loved working for trump doesn't that help bolster his credibility as a onetime trump sick of fans who told lies eyes on trump's behalf. >> now, coming forward and admitting that he loved working for trump, but he's not there anymore jake, that's that's the problem, right you know, it it looks well known and the media and the trump world that when, when michael cohen was passed over for a job in the white house it's jake, you remember those early days that everybody and anybody who's getting the job in the white house, it was a lot a lot of criticism of who was getting those jobs. >> and michael cohen was left out. he did not he was not invited into the clubhouse and he was pretty, pretty upset about that. and look, i can make a case that he used he, was about it and he's out. he's got an ax to grind. now, this point, and i think that's the case the defense will make when they're when they're cl

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