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you know, when the trump administration came in, as jared kushner pointed out on the day the abrahamords were announced, those peace deals between israel, israel and other countries, he made the point, you know, when we came in, isis was running territory the size of ohio in this region. and what did president trump do? he came in, he crushed iran. he sent signals of strength killing soleimani, ending the iran deal , essentially bankrupting them or at least unable to fund proxies in the way they have. and then we ended with once in a century peace deals. it was the first time in 25 years that you had seen peace deals of this magnitude. bahrain uae, morocco, the list goes on. that's peace through strength. you know, i think one of the things we're going to have to reconcile with as we begin to learn and report more on this story is what you described, pete, i think accurately as chaos. this terrorism coming in the form of chaos early yesterday morning. but clearly as well, with the backing of a huge strategic plan that must have taken time and logistics to put into place and then the

imagine if this is jared kushner . >> mr. smith spoke about $20 million for hunter biden, that he received, put in the names of different family members. i think the washington post debunked that this weekend, saying it was $8 million or $9 million, but let's say it was $20 million, 1% of the $2 billion that was brought back by jared kushner from saudi arabia to accompany jared kushner created a day after the donald trump administration ended. if there were no other evidence, would it be fair to attribute that to million dollars that jared kushner pocketed with the $25 million management fee every year, would it be fair to attribute all of that to donald trump because it is his son-in-law? >> not without any evidence. >> because the principle of american law is people are responsible for their own conduct and not the conduct of their adult children, is that right? >> that is correct. >> i yield back. >> the chair recognizes mr. jordan from ohio. >> mr. gerhardt, it was in a speech, he leveraged $1 billion of american tax mone

ivanka y jared kushner le ayudaron redactar la declaraciÓn. >> lo que cohen podrÍa suplir en este caso del expresidente trump para inflar y facilitar los valores de sus propiedades. blanca: el juez pretÉrmino qye trump hizo fraude, pero estÁ por determinarse la cantidad de la multa y el castigo. la semana pasada fue multado por violar la orden del mordaza. ahora se les ha prohibido hablar en los pasillos a ambos. jorge: otros baogados de trump van a testificar en su contra. una de ellas indicÓ que se habÍa equivocado al representarlos. reportera: la ex abogada de trump se declarÓ culpable. estaba acusada de nombrar ilegalmente a un grupo de representantes leales a trump. ella apareciÓ sonriente en una conferencia de prensa en 2020 junto a giuliani, pidiÓ alegaciones de pruebas y fraudes en las elecciones presidenciales de 2020. hoy lo sonriÓ. se puso de pie, trato de condenar las lÁgrimas y dijo que ya habÍa dejado llevar por lo que dijeron otros abogados con mÁs experiencia que ella y que debiÓ haber hecho su propia investigaciÓn antes. [habla en inglÉs] [habla en inglÉs] reportera: e

jared kushner just came back from saudi arabia.said the saudi people want to see the end of hamas. >> one of the ironies as american jew you are safer in saudi arabia right now than you are on a college campus. care for palestinian civilians so they would like to see, you know, israel accomplish the mission to make sure that the hamas could be eliminated. they are against terrorism. >> brian: yep. joining us now to discuss and expand is co-chair of american instituted first policy general keith kellogg. general, how significant is this meeting today with the saudi. >> it is very significant. the reason why it is so significant. remember when president biden came in he called the saudi arabiaens a pariah state. his relationship with mbs mohammed bin salman who is the crown prince and designated heir to king solomon, they got to get those relations back together and not good right now. they are going to be he could. what has happened they tried to normalize relations they the israelis they and saudi arabia. the saudiys are backing aw

but we did hear something in the news i would like to hear your opinion about, we all watched uh jared kushner on fox news on sunday during his appearance at the saudi future investment initiative in riad, and i quote what he said, he said that, despite palestinian attempts to blow up the expand of the abraham courts, the kingdom of saudi arabia is still interested in normalizing the... matic relations with zinis israel, he said and i quote here, saudis would like to see israel accomplish the mission to make sure hamas could be eliminated, how do you respond to that? he's dreaming, he's a dreaming, hamas is part of palestinian people, hamas not just is not only just smaller group, hamas is part of palestinian people, part of his cultures, the resistance, not not only hamas even the resistance refusing the occupation is a part of the culture of the palestinian people, they will never defeat the palestinian people, hamas will stay? strong and i think we ask our brother in saudia to think in different way to stop any communication with the this because it is danger, big danger for saudia, for any

administration we moved for normalizing relationships between israel and the arab states according to jared kushner said we're moving beyond the palestinian issue, saying we don't care about two-state solution, they have 11 to live under occupation, it has proven to be a mistake. it did lead to violence, many of us predicted it would, you cannot put millions people under occupation and expect something good will come out of that, if we want to get rid of radical organization we have to change the radical -- situation that giving birth to their existent. we have people on our end saying we support two state solution but doing nothing diplomatic like to mutual fund itte forward -- move it forward and people have lost hope in thepl idea that it can deliver, this is what president obama said yesterday in his note that will make people move forward violent and more radical pathways that is what we saw with that horrific attack by hamas again israeli civilians. >> you said there has to be -- work toward another way to prevent escalation, what are some avenues that you think that work. >> we need to have

what the leaders do is to stay in power, to make money, to have a meeting with jared kushner.his is what they continue to do. the people of the region, not just arab people but iran, turkey -- people all over the world support equal rights for palestinians and israelis. we're not talking about throwing the israelis out of the middle east. we are talking about living with the israelis and palestinians with totally equal rights in resolving the palestine fiji issue, which was the beginning and core of this problem. the normalization things that go on are pretty meaningless beyond some stock exchange price increases for companies owned by people in leadership positions in the middle east and in north america. so i would not worry too much about it, because what hamas has done and the implications that we will see coming out of popular support, or what hopefully might translate into a new political arrangement in the region, does recognize the equal rights of palestinians and israelis. but that force will have immense support among our public and spill over into the leaderships. h

arab-israeli conflict, impeccable, which cannot be moved from this matter, we moreover, here is jared kushnernt of the united states, he said: “i felt safer in saudi arabia than on a us campus." listen, well, you now understand why they beat, why the enemies beat, these people who promoted this, that russia. now is the safest place for a person of any nationality, anyone, that’s why they beat them, they understood perfectly well that if they let this thought take hold only in the head of a westerner, it would all seem to collapse for them, i think that’s why it is precisely based on this feeling, you know, cold annoyance at this, we need to deal with those who organized this, this cannot be left just like that, this is very fair, and this also means this: you see, i understand that the prime minister of the state council of the people's republic of china litsan, or his entourage, is carefully watching the program in the evening, let's talk about it, yes, for this big human session, but everyone is watching , they found out, the usa, ukraine, well, the usa - it’s clear, that means the prime mi

from his company describe how the former president offered his daughter ivanka and son-in-law jared kushner a park avenue penthouse for $8.5 million. trump valued the same apartment far higher, as much as $25 million, just one way new york attorney general letitia james says trump inflated his net worth. >> unfortunately, his entire empire was built on nothing but lies and on sinking sand. >> reporter: trump is not actually required to attend this trial until he's called as a witness, but he is expected to be back here tomorrow. david? >> david: aaron, thank you. >>> now to the urgent manhunt near macon, georgia, tonight. tonight, we have now learned how they got out. we have also learned there were fewer than ten workers at that jail for 800 inmates. abc's steve osunsami from georgia now. >> reporter: federal and state authorities trying to find these escaped georgia inmates explain tonight that the men had help, someone who pulled up to this county jail in this blue dodge challenger earlier in the evening. they were able to escape through a broken second floor window at 3:00 a.m. monday,

that was according to jared kushner and he says we are moving beyond that saying we don't care about the two state solution. they will have to accept to live indefinitely under occupation. that has proven to be a tremendous mistake. it led to violence which many of us predicted it would. you cannot put millions of people under occupation and expect something good will come out of that. if we want to get rid of these radical organizations, we have to change the radical situation that is giving birth to them. as long as you have people in occupation and we say we supported two state solution but we are doing nothing diplomatic to move that forward people have lost hope in the idea that a diplomatic move can deliver. it's as if president obama said yesterday and that will make the response much more violent and radical which is what we so with that horrific attack by hamas against israeli civilians. host: you said initially there has -- the u.s. should work toward another way to prevent escalation. what are some of those avenues that are more workable? host: we need to have a cease fire

so republicans looking at hunter biden instead of jared kushner, americans do not understand how that could be. they also are increasingly alarmed about the fact that republicans in control of the house only seem to have three objectives. one, is to impeach joe biden, number two is to shut down and get rid of kevin mccarthy, and the third is to shut down government and a subset of that is to defund the doj and the fbi. just for trying to hold donald trump accountable. the american people are watching that and they also appreciate the fact that you've had a distinguished career as a prosecutor and a doj official as well as 24 years on the bench. you served on the second highest court room of the land, as a judge for 24 years, the washington, d.c. circuit court of appeals. thank you for your service. you were for seven years the lead circuit appeal appellate george cut. you managed that precinct and office. thank you for that. you served on the judicial council for number of years. so, you are steeped in the rule of law. you are a judge extraordinaire. as a judge you never had the occas

but yet, the saudi arabians gave $1 billion to jared kushner who conducted middle east strategy for his dear old dad, donald trump. he got $2 billion for something that he is not equipped to do, which is investment banking. and so republicans looking at hunter biden instead of jared kushner, americans don't understand how that could be. they also are increasingly alarmed about the fact that republicans in control of the house only seem to have three objectives, one is to impeach joe biden. number two, is to shut down -- is to impeach or get rid of kevin mccarthy. and the third is to shut down government. and a subset of that is to defund the doj and the fbi. for trying to hold donald trump accountable. so the american people are watching that and they also appreciate the fact that you have had a distinguished career as a prosecutor and a doj official, as well as 24 years on the bench. you served on the second highest court of the land as a judge for 24 years, the d.c. circuit court of appeals. we appreciate your service, you were for seven years the lead -- you managed the entire office

funds to israel for sure and we we are at least on parallel courses, because trump 's son-in-law jared kushnerble for relations with israel, he visited israel several times and there is a very close relationship, i think that they gathered, now they called their caucus and said that you have destabilized the congress, and now you put everything back together, elect a speaker and let it work, will they oppose the merger, so far there have been no such signals, uh, and that's why they less, i... i hope that, on the contrary, it will be possible to use this opportunity and get these decisions faster, so that the schedule of aid to ukraine is not interrupted. mr. igor, and about the impact of the war in israel, already. to the world more globally, north korea is preparing for a possible surprise attack from using the same tactics as hamas' attacks on israel , south korea's joint chiefs of staff, kang seungchol, said, quote, north korea could seize border areas and take hostages to push seoul into negotiations, end of quote, on in your opinion, what is the threat that another flame will flare up in

and then for adam buller who had a comparable role with donald trump, who worked with jared kushner veryly. we're optimistic that there's a possibility -- it's not immediate because the ground invasion is a -- it's going to be tremendous losses of life that are horrible. the israelis have to control, of course, the collateral damage. this must be strategic in every possible way and very, very careful. but you can't take out hamas without a ground invasion. campfire is not going to do it. you can't have any of the outcomes that people were chanting. as rula said, just before the break, that they were chanting for freedom, chanting for bread, chanting for justice. she left off, on the list of nouns, peace. and that's right, humes already back to its charter is looking for the genocide of the jewish people, driving israel into the sea. they don't have in there -- they are a terrorist organization running a state. there's not a single arab leader that either rula or anybody watching the show can tell us supports hamas. they get more support from norway than arab nations. >> those arab nation

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larry: i am sure that is right, one second, a quick quote from jared kushner. >> one of the ironies asan-jew you are safer in saudi arabia than in a college campus like columbia. larry: those are tough words you. amazing, to me, it is rich schools the elite schools, the ivy leagues, we went to them, it is ucal berkeley, hold on. it is the elite schools, the wealthy schools they have the weakest leadership and most crazy faculty and kids, why is this, what is wrong? this is a sickness. >> i think this is a lot of this is where their funding comes from, is their -- i went to columbia in 1970s. we were having these debates then. but here is what is different, in 1970s, we would have robust debates about israel, i found the debates offensive, ideologically but i never fifelt threatened. i never felt someone was going to punch me, that is what is happening today. larry: in "wall street journal" editorial, anti-defamation lead reports. 312 incidents recorded. and including a car carrying individuals with palestinian flags allegedly swerving toward a jewish family and several alleged assaults

went on tv and -- ivanka's product in the most right after the trump administration had ended jared kushner president son-in-law, got a 2 billion-dollar investment from the sun's? that looked very very bad. even if they are guilty of everything we are talkingg millions. >> the 2016 race and the discussion about the clinton foundation all the way to today we have been saving in nepotism and influence peddling and from the trump children to the biden's and now is enjoying his post presidential earnings like obama did and those vice presidential earnings that biden did that he's running for president of earning money from the saudi's. have we just become numb to this? >> i think we have and you mentioned the clintons, the clintonti foundation. hillary was taking in foreign money at a time when it was assumed that hillary would be that next president so i think we have become inured to this. after ronald reagan left the white house he went to japan in may by $2 million. i don't know ifu you remember , it was an outrage. people were upop in arms that reagan did made something $ like $2 million f

when president trump came in he worked very well, jared kushner did a great job we realize most important economics as an economics based implant eventually became the abraham accords to bring peace into the middle east. it was also strength we knew we had to be very irresolute using military force whenever necessary. we went in and said there's a lot of things the president did for the middle east hewitt counterculture to all the current thinking. when we move the embassy from tel aviv to jerusalem there were 39 different waivers from obama i'm back to president bush as well. we said we cannot move that embassy. yes we can we actually had a law passed a jerusalem act to move that embassy which we did. people said it would be and it didn't happen. we had the taylor force act passed which said if you pay for slayers the palestinians are doing you were going to get any money. were not going to get any money or $200 million and said look you're going to have to come into the fold back into the piece fold if you want to do it. we set up the abraham accords. we told iran as we did was tell ama

netanyahugo oesh see, you know, kind of understanding that the palestinians ndcontrary to what jared kushner and the rest thought, you know, this idea the palestinians could just be kind of j ignored and you could make peace without them and keep this going forever. that's not possible. but he is not the man who is who is going to be able to transsnd thisbl situation. >> which is why it's explicitly being asked how long does this war last andw what does it actually mean. always good to see you, michelle. you're staying around because we can't let you go. we haveca much more this evenin. donald trump is back inside a manhattan courtroom today. his theatrics did not go over well with the presiding judge. but first jim jordan just got therd fewest votes for speaker modern american political history. so why not give it another shoth that's coming up. stay with us. shot? that's coming up stay with us ah, these bills are crazy. she has no idea she's sitting on a goldmine. well she doesn't know that if she owns a life insurance policy of $100,000 or more she can sell all or part of it to coventry f

he's been protected by jared kushner who is managing $2 billion in assets by saudi arabia. >> what ancidence. >> it is a strange coincidence, isn't it, it's really something. it's kind of like an incredible payoff that's right out in the open. >> let's turn to jeff bezos who owns "the washington post" as we all remember trump incessantly ba bashed bezos and his ownership of the "washington post." bezos never weighed in on editorial decisions but you write in the book, donald trump has to be a less pleshable subject to bezos, though he was obviously giving stories about him a close read. bezos seemed to suggest the post should make an endorsement in the 2016 race. you were considering not endorsing at all. that does seem to be weighing in a little bit, no? >> he's the owner. he had a role in the editorial pages. i was not involved in the editorial pages. i was overseeing the news coverage. >> so news. >> the late fred hyatt brought up when and if we make an endorsement. jeff bezos said when and if, he felt the paper should make an endorsement. and the post had run a lot of the critica

jared kushner, he's the man that helped negotiate the abraham accords and worried for safety of jewishcollege campuses. lirk se had got back from saudi arabia and was able to speak there freely and made this contrast, watch. >> one of the ironies is that as a american jew, you're safer in saudi arabia right now than you are in a college campus like columbia university. i spoke at conference they allowed me to speak freely and people of saudi arabia have a lot of sayre for the palestinians and like to see israel accomplish the mission to make sure that the hamas can be eliminated. lauren: he also said there was disgust in saudi arabia at hamas for the attacks yet today one university in new york will hold a vigil for the palestinians, only the palestinians that died. not the israelis. cornell university got threats calling to slit the throats of jewish students on campus, rape the women and shoot up at their kosher dining hall. that's happening on our -- not higher -- like very good colleges, prestigious universities. stuart: that's encouraged by certain members of congress and that's o

the senate democrats, they could be more aggressive, could actually be investigating people like jared kushnernctioning fine. yes, the american people it is when this happens but thankfully because of responsible democrats, the government remains open. in fact, they're gonna come back this week and likely fill in the hole and continue ukraine spending. apparently was the one thing that republicans could not bear to do this time since there's so beholden to vladimir putin. i think the loser overall was the entire maga movement, kevin mccarthy, all of the followers, or whether it's donald trump. still has -- pending against him. his great plan to shut down the government was ridiculous from the start because, as your point, out criminal prosecutions go ahead. he's still where he was. and come monday, his trial starts in the civil trial in new york. it will result perhaps and him losing the ability to do business and a great number of those iconic buildings he loves to talk about so much in new york. he is really in trouble. if there is -- a i hope it's the maga movement and the american people a

coming up jared kushner returned from saudi arabia he made a bold claim of the safety of american jewsrotate. >> one of the ironies as an american jew, you're safer in saudi arabia right now than a college campus like columbia university. stuart: isn't that quotable, we will get into it, dottie arabia's defense minister visit the white house publicly arab government condemn israel but they're exasperated with hamas does this leave the door open to a saudi israel peace deal? we will be back. ♪ this is spring semester at over 13,000 us school districts, which have become top targets for ransomware attacks. but there's never been a reported ransomware attack on a chromebook. which is why thousands of schools like the fairfield-suisun unified school district switched to google tools for education. so they can focus on teaching and 22,000 students can focus on learning, knowing that their data is secure. ( ♪ ) ♪ is it possible to fall in love with your home... ...before you even step inside? ♪ discover the magnolia home james hardie collection. available now in siding colors, styles and tex

i want to play a quick quote from our friend jared kushner, also a key assistant to president trump inabraham accords." here is jared. hang on a second. >> one of the ironies is that an american jew you're safer in saudi arabia right now than you are on a college campus like columbia university. larry: jared those are tough words. my suspicion is right. david friedman it is rich schools, elite schools, ivy league schools, we went to them, ucal berkeley. there is one out there, hold on a second, no i will leave that for senator blackburn later in the show but it is the elite schools, the wealthy schools, the schools with the biggest endowments seem to have the weakest leadership and the most crazy faculty and kids. why is this? what is wrong? it is a sickness. >> i think this is, a lot of this is where their funding comes from. i think a lot of this, this inherent bias, look i went to columbia. i went there in the 1970s. we were having these debates in the 1970s but here is what's different. in the 1970s we would have robust debates about israel. i found the debates offensive idealogica

kayleigh: i worked with adam, he, jared kushner, robert o'brien all key to getting those accords. what he said was key, crystallize the true enemy e for the region, and that is iran. not just a threat to israel, but to the broader region at large, and that pushed these peace deals through. will: we talked about the response here back home in america, we talked about the response from the squad. pete, you brought up the comparison to some of your college classmates who called for peace in the wake of 9/11 while there's still smoke coming up from downtown manhattan. here's ilhan omar, congresswoman from minnesota and member of the squad, i condemn the horrific acts we are seeing unfold in israel against children, women, the elderly and unarmed people. such senseless violence will only repeat the back and forth cycle we've seen. we need to call for a deescalation and ceasefire. i will keep advocating for peace and justice throughout the middle east. pete: the old ceasefire when only one shot's taken -- side's taken a shot so far. here's her fellow squad member, the socialist from the

russian agent, guess what, we had no russian wares and while they were shouting his son-in-law jared kushnerad no experience in foreign policy, it was trump and kushner that brought in the abraham accords which normalized relations between israel and some of its arab neighbors. of course normal is now a relative term. like woman. the left couldn't believe it. donald trump, a diplomat? what would the un say besides lesbians can have penises? if you watched the show you'd know. it was also trump that made america the greatest energy producing nation on earth giving us the leverage over the middle east to try to change things. that tilted things in our favor faster than gerald nadler getting off a sea saw. and trump had iran so scared they offered to take john kerry back. but, of course, the geniuses in the biden white house had to blow it all up. we're back into trying to bribe iran into behaving again. hey it works on joe biden. we're back to buying some of the dirtiest oil on earth from some of the dirtiest regimes on earth like venezuela and saudi arabia whose leader made our secretary of s

jared kushner joined yay on marn sunday morning futures. >> what did you hear from leadership in termsining the pack, joining the abraham accord he despite the war. >> as an american jew you're safer in saudi arabia than you are on a college campus like columbia university. i spoke at the conference. what i sensed there, there was obviously a very big disgust at what happened with the tremendous terrorist attack perpetrated by hamas. the people of saudi arabia have a lot of care for the palestinian civilians. they would like to see israel accomplish the mission to make sure hamas can be limb i nateed. -- eliminated. they're against terrorism in the region in general. cheryl: your reaction to what he had to say there. >> it's incredibly sad. we shouldn't be surprised when we see the rise of progressive ideologies, marxist theory, the protests are a manifestation of been going on for many years. three months ago i was israel, looking at gaza, listening to individuals that live in the community, saying they want to be able to live in peace. you hear protesters not using free speech but ha

administration went on tv and flaked ivanka's product and right after the trump administration ended jared kushner, the president's son-in-law got a 2 billion-dollar investment from the saudi fund. so that looks very, very bad. say what you will about the bidens but even if they are guilty of everything, we are talking w millions. this is billions from the saudis. >> so it looks like the 7 years, the 2016 race, the discussion about the clinton foundation all the way today we have been bathing in nepotism from trump family to the bidens and now donald trump is enjoying his post presidential earnings like bill clinton did and obama did and vice presidential -- post vice presidential earnings that biden did, but he's running for president while earning money from the saudis. have we just become numb to this? >> i think we have and i do think -- you mentioned the clintons, the clinton foundation, hillary was taking in foreign money at a time that it was assumed that hillary would be the next president. so yeah, we have -- inuerd. that's chump change. perfectly on the up and up in terms of ethics and l

when we talk about -- jared kushner and trump negotiated, those were trade alliances with saudi arabia and the emirates. those were not things that -- there were no palestinians involved in that, no palestinians at the table. no help orator prosperity came to palestinians as a result. so there is a very level of frustration around the arab world, but particularly in those places that are dominated by palestinians, and this is absolutely one of them. it is the topic that everybody has to talk about. if i were to walk out right now, -- walk out and find a swarm of police or something, chances are the proprietor's palestinian. it might even be the son or daughter of a palestinian. so people are on edge, you're very worried about, this you are right -- security alliances and the united states, have a strong ally, also has normalized relations with israel, also is in charge of the area in israel that hamas started this fight over. it is the -- in a series of complicated arrangements, jordan is actually the administrator and keeper of the holiest site in jerusalem. so they have a hand in thi

students at cornell university reacting to chilling anti-semitic threats and former trump adviser jared kushner suggesting that college campuses in the united states may not be a safe place for young jewish american students. >> one of the ironies as an american jews, you're safer in saudi arabia than you are on a college campus at columbia university. >> a stunning statement. we'll talk to the man behind this video showing a furious new york construction worker confronting a man who appears to have been tearing down the signs for kidnapped israeli hostages. >> this is a free country. >> knock away your palestine flag. say whatever you want. we can -- >> don't rip it off. this is your season to smile -- to raise a toast and gather together, to wrap up the fun and round up the gang. to help get you ready, your aspen dental team is celebrating 25 years of affordable care with an epic anniversary savings event. right now, new patients without insurance get a free full exam and x-rays. plus, everyone can get 20% off their treatment plan. but hurry, because while the season won't last, the memories

jared kushner says jewish people living in america are safer and saudi arabia than on a college campus> one of the ironies as an american jew you are safer in saudi arabia now then a college campus like columbia university. i spoke at the conference, they allowed me to speak freely. more on that coming up. the squad continues the anti-israel rhetoric are they losing the support of the media, put that to our own media guy joe concha, he says they are losing support. ♪ ameritrade is now part of schwab. bringing you an elevated experience, tailor-made for trader minds. go deeper with thinkorswim: our award-wining trading platforms. unlock support from the schwab trade desk, our team of passionate traders who live and breathe trading. and sharpen your skills with an immersive online education crafted just for traders. all so you can trade brilliantly. ♪ i have type 2 diabetes, but i manage it well. ♪ ♪ jardiance ♪ ♪ it's a little pill with a big story to tell. ♪ ♪ i take once-daily jardiance, ♪ ♪ at each day's staaart. ♪ ♪ as time went on it was easy to seee. ♪ ♪ i'm lowering my a1c. ♪ jar

going to see netanyahu oversee the kind of understanding that the palestinians, contrary to what jared kushner and the rest of them thought that, this idea that the palestinians could just be kind of ignored and you could make peace without them, and keep this going forever -- that is not possible. but he is not the man who is going to be able to transcend the situation. >> that's -- explicitly being asked, how does this war and what does it actually mean? we could go on all evening. we have to leave it there, my friends. ayman mohyeldin, it is always good to see you. michelle, you are staying around because we can't let you go yet. >> [laughter] >> we have much more this evening. donald trump is back inside a manhattan courtroom today. is the metrics did not go over well with the presiding judge. we will have more on that. but first, jim jordan just got the fewest votes for speaker in modern american political history. so, why not give it another shot? that's coming right up. stay with us. it ain't my dad's razor, dad. ay watch it! it's from gillettelabs. this green bar releases trapped hairs

two state solution, which by the way i would re-mine everybody in the trump administration under jared kushner iso's peace plan it wase first time a prime minister growed to a two state solution. guess who didn't come to the table? it was the palestinians and echoes what joey was saying. there's no clean way to wage war. you do this as carefully as you can and from the american perspective, we look and we are very careful about trying to avoid civilian casualties. but look world war ii. japanese and european cities were destroyed and it took years to destroy the physical cal fate of isis in iraq and syria, cities were destroyed in that process and lives were lost. it was not a war we asked for ask not a war that israel asked for. look at it from a mill stair perspective, from a diplomatic perspective whenever we hear these people are fighting for freedom and they want their land. have any one of them ever said they believe in the right to the jewish state to exist? no. they chant things, they chant phrases and by the way, some members of congress don't believe in the jewish right to exist eith

in jared kushner said his favorite milk big mac, fillet of fish; i would imagine inside that bag bigs, fillet of fish. brines. >> brian: does the president get any vegetables? i got to find out. anything to balance out his diet. >> lawrence: i think it's fair though because he doesn't drink. he balances out. since he doesn't drink. >> ainsley: there is lettuce, iceberg lettuce. >> brian: good point. >> brian: lettuce on the big mac. >> ainsley: text eric and ask him if his dad eats vegetables. >> brian: does he recognize broccoli in the line up. >> steve: pickles in the tartar sauce. >> brian: pickle seeds. >> steve: if the former president is watching right now, if he is smart, he will come slim chickens for today's lunchtime. >> lawrence: i can't wait to eat. >> steve: smells great. >> steve: filly banker jumps on a woman's car and smashes the back window near her children. >> ainsley: plus, hunter biden expected to plead not guilty gun charges in federal court today. a live report from wilmington, next. >> brian: i forgot with that court case. and staying within the family is pres

thrilled about having to testify because we have seen her trying to distance herself, her and jared kushner4 campaign. they're really nowhere to be found. and like i said, and they're very hands on previously. but they have since tried to pull away and rebrand somewhat. and so, i imagine her being dragged back into one of the former presidents legal battles. it's not a situation that she is thrilled about being part of. and i think that she does have valuable testimony to get, though, while her brother's probably play a bigger part in their roles on the trump organization and being more hands on with the day-to-day business dealings. she would definitely be part of those conversations and would have knowledge too that could be useful in this case, i believe. >> hannah, when you saw her testify to the house committee, she did not hold back. based on her approach to the january 6th case, do you expect her to be forthcoming? or is it in different when her family's wealth is at stake? >> alex, i would say she didn't hold back, but she was very careful with her words, right? i think when ivanka

jared kushner, along with secretary of state pompeo have done more to bring peace in the middle easthan anyone since kissinger. he came out of the business world to weigh in on what is happening. he just got back from saudi arabia and he was on with maria yesterday. he irony of where he was and where he is. listen. >> one of the eye ronnie's is in american jew you are safer in saudi arabia than a campus like columbia university. i spoke at the conference. they allowed me to speak freely. what i sensed is there is obviously a very big disgust at what happened with this tremendous terrorist attack perpetrated by hamas. the people of saudi arabia have a lot of care for the palestinians civilians. so they would like to see, you know, israel accomplish the mission to make sure that the hamas could be eliminated. they're against terrorism in the region in general. >> lawrence: we got to get control of this. we lost our kids. >> brian: you see what he was saying the normalcy. i'm in saudi arabia. everyone thought they were the arch enemy for generations of israel. and he is saying i'm there

you know, they're not gonna last call jared kushner, who, by the way, got $2 million from a former governmenthe worked in the west wing. well, they're not gonna do that. we're gonna point that hypocrisy out. which is why they've no credibility other than just try to please donald trump, so they can be invited to the sleep over mar-a-lago. >> congressman jared moskowitz, always bringing the fire, appreciate you being here. thanks. >> thanks, katie. >> coming up next, damage assessment, donald trump heads to new york city tonight ahead of tomorrow's civil fraud trial, where the new york a.g., letitia james, six up to $250 million plus and damages. fan favorite, friend of the show, glenn kirschner, threads grafter the break on trump's no good, really very bad legal week ahead. you're watching the katie phang show. only on msnbc. on msnbc. it's not just designed to look good... it's built to command attention. it's not just a comfortable interior... it's a quiet refuge. they're not just headlights... they light the way forward. the new fully electric audi q8 e-tron models... my husband and i have

arab-israeli conflict , impeccable, which cannot be moved from this matter; moreover, here is jared kushner enemies were beating, these are the people who promoted this, that russia is now the safest a place for people of any nationality. anyone, that’s why they beat me, they understood perfectly well that if you let this thought take hold only in the head of a westerner, for them themselves, it would all seem to collapse, i think that’s why it ’s precisely based on this feeling, you know, cold annoyance at this, we need to deal with those who organized this, this cannot be left just like that, well said , coldly said, this is very fair, and this also says this, you know, as i understand it, the example of the state council ... the people's republic of china or its entourage is carefully watching the program of the evening with vladimir silav. yes. during this big human session, everyone was watching, the usa, ukraine, the usa, it’s clear, that means the prime minister’s summit took place, this prime minister’s summit took place, and the soo, it’s enough for an organization to look at its n

. >> you mean the way neil bush sol his brand or jared kushner just took $2 billion on his way out ofnot saying it's unprecedented. >> so the rules are changing thousand? howard: no, but you're deflecting. doesn't it look bad? >> no. hunter was an investor in a private company. he received payment for his work just like any other person. i assume people in the republican party understand what it's like to do business because they do a lot of it. hunter was doing business. he earned compensation for that. and this notion that hunter was supplying the biden family with money is just insane. that -- when he was, in 2017, president biden and jill biden had made book deals worth $17 million. they didn't need money from hunter biden. howard: got it. well, we'll see how the further hearings -- >> jared and ivanka, jared and ivanka were millionaire business people before the white house. hunter biden was a crackhead. i'm sorry, there's a big difference. >> hogan, they worked in the white house and took hundred from the saudi government. >> this were millionaires before, michael. howard: next

wonka's and then the most egregious example, probably as well right after the administration ended, jared kushner the president's son in law, got a two was it $2 billion investment from the saudi fund? so that looks very, very say what you will about the bidens but even if they're guilty of everything we're talking millions this is billions from the saudis. so first i look at these seven years, the 16 race, the discussion about the clinton all the way to say we've been bathing in nepotism and influence peddling and and from the children to the bidens and. now donald trump is enjoying his presidential earnings like bill clinton did. and obama and vice presidential post vice presidential earnings that that biden did. but he's running for while earning money from the saudis have just become numb to this i think we have and i do think know you mentioned the clintons. the clintons foundation hillary was taking in foreign money at time when it was assumed that hillary would be the next president. so yeah, i we've become inured to this. i mean, i went back and looked after reagan, left the white house,