we will see >> jen psaki. thank you so much for joining us on such a crucial day with all of your expertise and insight catch inside with jen psaki every afternoon -- and monday nights at eight eastern, we'll be watching certainly. we will go to raf sanchez on the ground in sderot, israel. just north of the gaza strip. raf, what is the latest? >> lindsey, we have been saying flares going out behind us. you may be able to see them behind me just a few minutes ago we could see israel's iron dome missile defense system once again at work. a sign that this barrage of more than 3000 rockets continues from gaza. lindsey, this is very much a live unfolding and chaotic situation. for israelis, it is a 14-hour nightmare that they seem unable to wake up from this is both a large-scale surprise attack with a norm of casualties. the official figures from the emergency israeli services right now are that 70 israelis are confirmed dead. i can tell you, people here suspect that the final toll will be much much higher than th

inside with jen psaki. will be making terrific sense of everything that's going on for us at that time. thank you, jen. meantime, new statement from israeli prime minister, benjamin netanyahu, promising dour consequences for the hamas attack. we're going to tell you what he said and get reaction on exactly what that might mean, that's next. 's next. this month join the new subway mvp rewards program and get rewarded. get 50% off any footlong when you join subway mvp rewards. so many all star options. it's just for subway mvps right? you catch on quick herbert. join now and get 50% off any footlong. (♪♪) honey... honey... dayquil severe honey. powerful cold and flu symptom relief with a honey-licious taste. because life doesn't stop for a cold. dayquil honey, the daytime, coughing, aching, stuffy head, fever, honey-licious, power through your day, medicine. >> at the bottom of the hour, we are back with breaking news and live pictures of a gaza city where it is around 12:30 a.m. and israel and hamas have been

, host of "inside with jen psaki."nks to all of you for being here. a lot of ground to cover on this sunday. kelly, let me start with you with congresswoman jayapal, the fact that president biden now has a challenger in this race, dean phillips. he's basically -- he says it's time to pass the torch. how is president biden responding? how is the biden campaign responding? >> kristen, talking with biden allies about this, they want to quickly embrace the impulse to just reject dean phillips and to say it is irrelevant, and he doesn't have any democrats with him and we've heard that in your interview and his access to the ballot is even challenging, what they don't easily dismiss is the fact that he is, regardless of his own candidacy, he is a vehicle giving a voice to what many voters feel, and that is this concern, this anxiety, about a president who will be 81 in three weeks, and so that is a challenge. they will say in the biden world that that doesn't change the fact, that that's an inimmittable fact, and so what the

for the department of state, is the host of inside with jen psaki, on msnbc.jolly is a former republican congressman of florida. both join me now. david, let me start with you. as a person who's been in the conference meetings. it does seem -- the person winds, gaetz and durban say we're with state. then we go to the floor and vote. it's like, no. and 24 hours, they move further from consensus. i don't even know what the roadmap is here anymore. >> a little bit of internal dynamics here, chris. historically, any candidate for speaker, they got more than 50% of the vote, went to the floor with presumably all the votes of the conference. that ended in 2015 when kevin mccarthy got 80% of the votes but didn't succeed john boehner, and we know how that ended up going. yesterday, bill -- scalise wanted to try to get over the 50% threshold. didn't want to do it all behind closed doors because he couldn't. and he thought the pressure of going in the public eye would work. it didn't. there is a bright light for what happens now. it is that in the collapse of the republ

hoh of inside with jen psaki. who to go to first, but i'm going to do ladies first because you're at the desk. jen, what do we expect to hear from the president tonight? what do you think? >> he's only given one other oval office primetime address, so this is a moment i think where there's a recognition within the white house and i have talked to some of them today, that he needs to explain to the american public why they should care. both about what's happening in israel on the ground, why there's need to help the israelis with more assistance and the palestinians with humanitarian assistance and also why it's important to help ukraine. i think he's going to talk a lot about the consequences of an action. i know you have a lot going on in your lives, everybody listening right now and paying attention, but if we don't act, we're letting the bad guys win. expect it to be high level and really make kind of a big broad case to the public of why this but we are in the early stages of a presidential campaign, and joe b

jen psaki, david jolly, thank you both. that is it for us tonight.ontinues now with alex wagner. good evening alex. >> what a time. what incredibly destabilizing time. >> really. they've got to get something together in the house. i just don't know how they're going to do it. >> i

, host of inside with jen psaki. jen, as someone who worked in a white house to a communications, that was quite a task he had in front of him. what do you think? >> i mean, first i think we should take a moment and recognize, vladimir putin is someone joe biden met with two years ago. and now he just compared him to hamas in his speech. right? that is significant road putin has traveled. what also stuck out to me, chris, is that he continued to say, if we walk away. if we walk away. and the consequences. and what i heard there is him run in the public of the importance of this. he also said, terrorist, if terrorists don't play a price, if dictators don't pay a price, this will continue. so what i heard from him is just a reminder to the public of why this is so important for the united states to be engaged. why the united states is an indispensable power, needs to be engage in these conflicts. i think it was very important, and i don't think it's going to satisfy everybody who is hurting right now, and feels in pain

. >> kayleigh: youspect that from bill maher, but when jen psaki says this, it is surprising. >> the doesn't just inform his world view, it is his world view. first speech in new job, johnson suggested his election was an act of god. talk about a bit of humble brag there. use is what you expect from a religious fundamentalist. >> kayleigh: tell us how you really feel. i got a chance to sit down with mike johnson for an interview, we talked about political divide and house aid package for israel. here is what he had to say. >> kayleigh: i come from a christian world view, i was vocal about that as white house press secretary. media was not friendly with a christian world view and your case some things said, politico interviewed historian about your world view and the historian said you are christian nationalist and christian supremacy. i was spurprised jen psaki, woud be measured with her word and she called you a christian fundamentalist. what do you think when you hear that? >> entire industries are built to take down public leaders, effective leaders like me. not surprised, it come

. >> kayleigh: smart to avoid questions on this, a walk down memory lane when jen psaki did not haves. >> watch released secret service records on dog bites involving the first dog, one email said secret service agents were bitten every day for eight days at a march 9th briefing you only described one biting incident. that's not the world's most important story but is significant, we expect honest information even for minor stories. can you explain why there was a misleading account presented to us, and we can't get honest information about minor stories, why should we take the administration's account for larger issues like afghanistan? >> major has had some challenges adjusting to life in the white house. he has been receiving additional training. >> harris: i know we are doing a lightning round, shout out to steven nelson. you get her to tell the truth. 12 times for anything is too much, i'm surprised it has taken this long. i want to know why the dog acted so badly, what are the lawsuits coming and can jen psaki and others complicit in not getting the truth out about commander an

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inside with jen psaki starts right now. ♪ ♪ ♪ starts right now. >> it's been less than 72 hours since on israel. hamas claims they have now taken over 150 hostages. and president biden said today that americans may be among them. also today, hamas said they will execute one civilian hostage

this is what jen psaki. >> the president has also made clear that he believes that fuel needs to get first to the u.n. trucks that are distributing this aid then to hospitals and that we should work out a way to get fuel to those places so that hamas can't divert it, steal it, or use it for military purposes. >> are you concerned about frustration within the white house mounting, really a pivot in the last couple of days because of the humanitarian crisis? the president's expressed it publicly and privately as has secretary blinken. >> we welcome the very solid support we receive from president biden. his moral clarity and material support as well. in explaining that israel is dealing with a terror organization worse than isis. now as for the humanitarian situation in the gaza strip. we want to see humanitarian aid reach the people of gaza through the rafah border crossing with egypt and of course we're discussing with international partners ways to step up humanitarian aid. we have only one condition, which is our right and duty under international law and that's to make sure resour

inside with jen psaki begins right now. with jen psaki begins right now. it's been three weeks since hamas terrorist unleashed their devastating in deadly attack on israel. three weeks since over 200 people were kidnapped. many of them women and children. three weeks of humanitarian crisis spiraling out of control for the people of gaza. and now the israeli defense forces confirmed that they had expanded their ground operation over the last couple of days. new video released by the idf shown here shows ground forces on the move inside of gaza. and over the past few hours, we have continued to hear explosions, and see smoke rising over the skyline. the israelis have specifically not called this the official ground invasion, but regardless of what they are naming it, nbc news reporters in the region say that this is the most sustained bombardment they have heard to date. the continuous airstrikes are not only destroying tunnels and, buildings but also the flow of information. service is now gradually being restored after internet and cell phone service was k

you write about even a conversation that you have with jen psaki about whether he would even run again yeah. so the premise of this book basically is to look at the first two years in a post trump maybeyb pretrump again this -- there was this talk in washington that things could go back to normal. we have these four years where like every day question of to look at twitter and wonder if we're going to have nuclear war with north korea and finally thix could be normal and and having covered washington as long as i have i can look around and say this is not normal here. like this is not a way to go back to normal. i don't know if biden failed inning trying to make things normal or not i think that normal is t not a reality. and so -- i've spent time trying to figure out new normal and how things worked and i found like kind of a city that was very broken. people were still trying to figure out like what strategies made sense they were making big bets literally but also kind of figuratively on wherere things were. and trump influence was kind of everywhere. so -- you know, it is not -- it

but, first, national security council spokesperson john kirby joins jen psaki to discuss how the united states is supporting israel, following the unprecedented attacks from hamas. inside with jen psaki starts right now. ♪ ♪ ♪ starts right now. >> it's been less than 72 hours since saturday's surprise assault on israel. hamas claims they have now taken over 150 hostages. and president biden said today that americans may be among them. also today, hamas said they will execute one civilian hostage and broadcast their killing every time israel targets civilians in gaza without warning. horrifying videos released over the past few days show hamas fighters seizing women, children, seniors, and their families. among them are the wife and two young daughters of a father who told me just yesterday, they are my babies. for a parent, it's the most horrific thought. tonight, i would speak to a woman who's five family members were picked out from their homes and are now being held hostage by hamas. the hostages are reportedly being held in locations spread across gaza, which further complicates wha

you write about even a conversation you had with jen psaki the white house press secretary about whether he would even run again. >> yeah. the premise of this book basically is to look at the first two years in a post trump may be pre-trump again washington, this interregnum. the was this talk in washington think you'll back to normal. we hadad this for years when lie everyday with a look at twitter and like wonder if we're going to go a nuclear war with north korea and finally thinks could be normal again. but having covered washington as long as i have, i can look around and say like this is not normal.is like this is not, there's no way to go back to normal. i don't know if biden failed to try to make things go or not. i just think normal is not reality. i spend time trying to figure oute, what the new normal was, like how things worked. i found like kind of a city that was very broken, people were still trying to figure out like what strategies made sense. they were making big bets literally but also kind of figuratively on where things were. trump's influence was just kind of everyw

inside with jen psaki starts now. inside with jen psaki starts now. >> tonight, we are closely watching multiple developing stories that have the world on edge. and israel, thousands of troops and tanks remain on the border with gaza awaiting orders for unanticipated ground offensive. as gaza descends deeper into a humanitarian crisis. a united nations agency says gaza is, quote, running out of life, with dwindling supplies of food, water, energy, and medicine. up to 600 americans also remain stuck in gaza as the rafah border crossing into egypt is still closed. just hours ago, we learned hamas is -- foreign hostages when the necessary conditions are available. but until that happens, and if that happens, the families of what we know to be at least 199 hostages await any word about their loved ones who are being held hostage by hamas. the tara group also released video footage of a hostage for the first time today. it shows a 21-year-old woman speaking to the camera under duress. and it is unclear when it was actually

you write about even a conversation that you had with jen psaki that the white house press secretary, about whether he even run again. yeah. so the premise of this book basically is to look at the first two years in a post trump may maybe pre-trump again, this interregnum, there was this talk in washington that could go back to normal. we had these four years where like every day had to look at twitter and like wonder if we were going to go have nuclear war with north korea. and finally, things could be normal again. but having covered washington as long as i had, i could look around and say like, this is not normal here. like this is not there's no way to just go back to normal. i don't know if biden failed and in trying to make things normal or not, i just think that is not a reality. and so i spent time trying to like figure out what the new normal was like, how things, how things worked. and i found like kind of a city that was very broken. people were still trying to figure out like what strategies made sense were making big bets, literally, but also kind of figuratively on where

>> the worst press secretary of our life tooichlz not high per -- >> talking points >> at least jen psaki could lie a heck of a lot better than karine jean-pierre to go with i didn't hear the question you go back watch it again, the room press briefing, detailed silent knew exactly what she was saying a pivoted to another topic because this white house is trying to have it both ways with this war, very pro israel don't get angry far-left wing that is going on here. maria: there should have been a follow-up >> exactly >> some say excuse me i am not i had idiot you blew up my question are a former secretary of state hillary clinton heckled at new york city event protesters demanding she did he announce president biden oval office speech watch this >> -- what, this is not the way -- no, no,. i'm sorry my -- my conversation, you are welcome to come talk to me afterwards >> you can sit here, right you are going to you are going to wait for me right? i do notbrief you. >> listen to you i do not believe you respectfully i do not believe you the american people's voice need to be heard because ou

the creep with the jen psaki job, americans transspokesperson, sarah ashton cirillo suspendeded after and sarah scored a book deal. be happy she didn't score a swimsuit calendar. >> during may may trip to tons with the support of the armed forces of ukraine i signed a contract potomac publishing to bring the on the ground truth and facts of ukraine to the global community and i continue in a role of tv spokesperson. >> how is this not a skit? remember this is the psycho who said this. >> next week, the teeth of the russian will gnash harder and their mouth foam in frenzy as the world will see a favorite kremlin propaganda justice will be served. if you look at putin's mouth you'll notice blood drips from it. he's a vampire carrying out genocide against ukranians and russians alike. put i bathe's in the blood of children and enjoys it. >> she writes like yoko ono sings. this brave soldier remains inspiration to everyone proving behind every great woman there's a man waiting to try her shoes on. the weird thing is not that she's trans. she's a american spokesperson for the ukranian army

jen psaki mocking people from the podium.id there's nothing to see here meanwhile they work on the rule having that process because they want to implement this regardless. >> it's not going to happen, i don't see -- >> aoc is getting a lot of social media time. >> we will keep the room up but the gas furnace. alligators and ballgames and sneaking dogs on airplanes. our people getting too emotional about their emotional support animals? i say yes. we will have that discussion. ♪ ♪ welcome back to the "big weekend show". our emotional support animals making people to emotional? >> here we are, home of the philadelphia phillies, emotional support alligator while he is here but unfortunately, phillies won't let them in? >> security will not let them in. >> it's clear people are going too far with their emotional support animals especially on planes. a couple got a refund in airline after they were forced to sit next to a stinky dog on a 13 hour flight. joe rogan brought this to our attention, he is that of with emotional support

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this is the white house, inside with jen psaki -- starts now. insid with jen p>> donald trump takess campaign into a new york city courthouse. the former president attends day one of his civil fraud trial. his lawyers play to an audience of one. and make this him arguments of the judge has already picked up apart. former manhattan district attorney sevens and for the -- pre-pereira are standby for the reaction. and they're coming up first. plus, prosecutor pepper -- dan goldman joins me now to discuss the spectacle and what played out in his district in manhattan today. also breaking, today matt gaetz officially fusses motion to kick housekeeper kevin mccarthy out of his job. i'll ask republican congressman bill buck what -- the future will look like without him. ♪ ♪ ♪ so the kickoff of donald trump's civil fraud trial in new york today was chock-full of the kind of bluster that we've all come to expect from the former president. not really a big surprise. but he can huff and puff all he wants. the thing is in this case, trump's day of reckoning

i feel like every once in a while, i get recalled, oh, right, you're jen psaki. you had that job. >> i'm reminded many times that you're rachel maddow. i've been reading your book. it's such an important reminder of history. it scared me a little. it should, maybe. how can this happen? it is so topical at this moment. thank you for writing it in between everything else. >> you are very, very kind to say so. much appreciated. and thanks at home for joining us this hour. i've been happy to have you here. one note before we get started. i know things might look a little different than usual. that's just because i'm doing the show from someplace new. i am in los angeles tonight. i'm at what is essentially the mid point of this book tour for my new book. that's why i'm here. i am not a great traveller. i am not great at this. but i just, before i start the show, i briefly wanted to say thank you to all the book stores and the venues we've been at and all the moderators who have been on stage with me. thank you in particular to everybody who has come out to one of thes

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stay right where you are, inside with jen psaki begins right now.teps up preparations for a ground offensive in gaza. to trump allies have plead eels in georgia. and republicans keep trying to keep failing to pick a speaker. it has been an absolutely head spinning week of news, and former white house chief of staff is standing by with reaction to all of it. plus, as the first day trucks funding into gaza, president biden's new special envoy to the middle east, david satterfield, joins

i don't know where because inside with jen psaki is about to happen right on the other side of the showvin mccarthy's job things on the ballots after democrats try to avoid a shutdown. matt gaetz saying today they'll file a motion to ken mccarthy out of his job this week. senator chris murphy is here with his reaction to what has been a wild weekend on capitol hill. he's coming up first. plus, transportation secretary pete buttigieg will be live in studio with a view of the biden administration as the president frames as hot this out as a full on failure for republicans. >> and later, donald trump is expected to travel to new york today and extend the start

jen psaki, david jolly, thank you both. that is it for us tonight. our coverage continuesnight. our coverag continue that is it for us tonight. our coverage continues now with alex wagner. good evening, alex. >> good evening, chris. what a time. what an incredibly destabilizing time. >> reel, really. they got to get something together in the house. i just don't know how they're going to do it. >> i don't think they know it. >> they't don't. >> which is worrisome. thank you, my friend, for all the breakingy news. and thank you for joining on this continuing night of developments. in the last hour there has been unprecedented upheaval in congress specifically among the republican majority in the house. the party's nominee for speaker of the house, congressman steve scalise, has just announced that he is dropping out as a candidate. >> i just shared with my colleagues i'm dropping out as a candidate for speaker designee. if you look over the last few weeks and where where our conference is, there's still work to be done. >> we'll have much more on that story in just a bit, but firs

>> and that a nights the reidout, inside with jen psaki starts right now. ♪ ♪ ♪ >> right now donald trumpntinuing to test our legal system and unprecedented ways. after temporarily freezing a gag order against them, judge tanya chutkan just reinstated, ruling that the order should stay in effect while his lawyers pursue an appeal. while you may ask, even in the very short window when it was on hold donald trump continue to attack people involved in the case. he took to truth social to stand with prosecutors called a threatening message about his former chief of staff, mark meadows. i met so that judge chutkan wrote in her decision with quote almost certainty would violate the order. to be clear, the gag order isn't prohibiting trump from talking about the case, the judge is simply saying that he can't lash out against witnesses and prosecutors. it doesn't sound that unreasonable to me. but trump can't seem to help himself, case in point, minutes after the gag order was reinstated trump attacked another likely witness in the case. his former attorney general, bill barr, trump called him am

he spoke to jen psaki earlier. . >> i lost contact with my wife during a phone call she told me terraceuse. later on i located her mobile phone and that is in >> only later on today see the video which confirmed that she is on this car vehicle. i saw my two daughters as well my mother-in-law. the last 36 hours i'm in a different world. i'm basically not feeling anything but trying to work hard to get my wife and daughters back. this feeling is awful. >> meanwhile in gaza that are growing concerns about the possibility of food stocks being depleted in a prolonged conflict and the israeli power cuts that'll happen the population. the director of human rights watch for the human rights attorney. it is great to both of you with us. and i'd like to start with you. obviously the concern as israel starts to escalate its operations in the gaza strip is to track very closely the civilian conditions. the death toll there already surpassing 400. 2300 injured according to health officials there how concerned are you with what comes in the days and weeks ahead as they continue this operation. i'm de

with you because i'm thinking, general, meanwhile, national security adviser jake sullivan told jen psakihat hamas is not allowing foreign nationals to leave gaza. hamas has sole control of the infrastructure there. from a military perspective, how do you differentiate between hamas as an organization, as a terrorist organization, and the civilian population there in gaza? >> well, fortunately some million palestinian civilians have left the primary area of ground combat in the north, and it looks to me as if already the idf has severed the north from the south, so it will be a deliberate process, but there's still several hundred thousands palestinian civilians in the built up areas that the idf now has to enter. i think the easier part will be controlling the surface of gaza. that may happen fairly quickly in a matter of a week or so. the follow-on campaign to recover hostages, to bring in humanitarian aid for the civilians and to get the tunnel complexes closed down could well take weeks. >> general, the u.s. security council is holding an emergency meeting over this conflict today, do

stay right where you are, inside with jen psaki begins right now. ns right now. >> israel steps up preparations for a ground offensive in gaza. to trump allies have plead eels in georgia. and republicans keep trying to keep failing to pick a speaker. it has been an absolutely head spinning week of news, and former white house chief of staff is standing by with reaction to all of it. plus, as the first day trucks funding into gaza, president biden's new special envoy to the middle east, david satterfield, joins me for his very first interview since taking the job. also today, the domino start falling as those trump allies plead guilty and agreed to testify against their codefendants. the law firm of -- our back to tell us what it means for the case against the codefendant in donald trump. and later, my one-on-one conversation with senator raphael warnock. i got his view on the war in the middle east, and that high profile legal case playing out in his home state. this week felt like a real inflection point in so many ways. because we are all living i

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you spoke to my colleague jen psaki earlier today.f israeli sources both human and technical being compromised by hamas. they could've been given a false sense of complacency. can you expand on that for us? >> simone, as you asked the question, how did israeli intelligence missed this, i'm really quite puzzled. i don't know how they missed it. i worked with israeli intelligence and military for many years. they are among the best in the world in terms of their networks and technical sources. so, the gaza strip has always been one of their key intelligence concerns. so, i raise the possibility that some of their sources may have been compromised. hamas was able to carry out this planning for this large-scale multidimensional attack over the course of many months without the israelis catching wind of it. which raises the question about whether or not the sources that the israelis have a relied on for so long in the gaza strip, again, technical inhuman, might have been in fact turned back against the israelis. maybe it was false informat

i will have live special coverage of that speech right here with my colleagues joy reid and jen psakit is "all in" on this wednesday night. "alex wagner tonight" starts right now. good evening, alex. thank you my friend as always thanks to you at home for joining us this hour. >> for days now a line of more than 100 trucks filled with food and fuel and medical survives and water, that line of trucks has been waiting at the rafah crunching on the egyptian side of the gaza. because of israel's blockade, these trucks have been unable to cross into gaza. for more than 2 million people have been without many of those basic necessities for 11 days. until now. after arriving inafter arrivingi president biden announced that the uu.s. had convinced israel to bring humanitarian aid into gaza via egypt now, the deal is strict and it is fragile all of the aid must be inspected before entering gaza

just heard from john finer, the deputy national security adviser, heat expressing zaidi to our own jen psakire's what he said. >> what were much more concerned about, and it goes to the second party or question, is what role a and towards proxies, like hezbollah, are going to play going forward. i think you heard in the presidents remarks yesterday a very carefully worded statement that warned against any parties hostile to israel, seeking advantage in the situation. that goes for our concerns about the possibility of the second front. emerging from southern lebanon. >> yeah, alex, we have seen some sightings about whether or not this could actually escalate beyond israel's borders. so far, all the signs are showing that it will. that could change at anytime. we just saw an exchange of fire over the blue line between lebanon and israel. that was done by hezbollah. hezbollah announced that the fired guided missiles into the farms area. that is in the region between israel and lebanon. it was disputed ever since the 1967 war. that was returned by some smaller drone attacks by the israelis. so

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i am katie turn, thank you very much for watching, please do stay tuned for jen psaki. breaking news out of israel, where the fighting continues. just over 24 hours after millions of israelis woke up to a surprise, an unprecedented assault from the militant group, hamas. as enemy rockets ran down from the sky, hamas fighters infiltrated the southern border of israel on the ground. today, we learned that over 600 israelis have been killed, according to local israeli media. an unknown number of israeli citizens and soldiers have also been taken's hostage, also today secretary of state anthony blinken, said americans could be among the dead, and the

i will have live special coverage of that speech right here with my colleagues joy reid and jen psaki. that is "all in" on this wednesday night. "alex wagner tonight" starts right now. good evening, alex. >> -- in the 9:00 hour. >> perfect. >> thank you, my friend, as always. and thanks to you at home for joining us this hour. for days now, a line of more than 100 trucks filled with food and fuel and medical supplies and water. that line of trucks has been waiting at the rafah crossing on the egyptian side of the gaza border, because of israel's blockade, the trucks have been unable to cross into gaza where more than 2 million people have been without many of those basic necessities for 11 days, until now. after arriving in israel today president biden announced that the u.s. had convinced israel to let humanitarian aid into gaza via egypt. the deal is strict, and it is fragile. all of the aid must be inspected before entering gaza and it must go to civilians. if hamas steals or diverts any of that aid, the deal will end. after repairs to the border crossing are completed, this aid sh

with jen psaki. >> this is a legitimate needs for the people of gaza.f hamas interferes with, csis, or diverts this assistance, it will, as a practical matter, make it very difficult for this assistance to continue. it will be another demonstration of hamas's lack of concern for the welfare of the palestinian people. >> yasmin, u.s. official familiar with these efforts to get more aid into cause that is telling me that they are not aware of any attempts of diversion by hamas to divert any of the trucks that were allowed in yesterday. they say that as far as all those trucks were able to get to you and facilities inside gaza, once they were able to cross that rafah border crossing. officials say that they are also working on these efforts to get americans out. we know that more than 350 americans have been in contact with the state department requesting help to be able to get them and their family members outside of gaza. what i think is also notable is that secretary of state, anthony blinken, was asked about just the future of this war. he was asked by

here is what former trump attorney michael cohen told jen psaki just a short time ago, about this upcoming trial. >> knowing donald, the way i do, i would say that there is less than a 20% chance that he actually shows up. what is he showing up for? to sit there and to watch? he is not being called tomorrow, he is going to sit and watch, as the judge listens to testimony, based upon how the valuations were wrong, how the judge and -- is going to determine the extent of the damages? >> all right, i want to bring in nbc senior national politics correspondent -- to talk more about this. so you heard michael cohen, essentially saying here that he doesn't think don trump is really going to show, and despite the fact that he has said that he is going to show up, but he certainly obviously isn't taking him at his word. part of the reason why he is coming to york new york's because he wants to delay this deposition, of the 500 million dollar lawsuit filed against michael cohen, in florida, which is now set, i believe, for october 9th. what are you going to be watching for? what are you going to be

according to at least biden, he copes with his duties quite successfully, and if you compare him with jen psakire now in the same place, speaking from the same rostrum, karine janpierre, she, to a greater extent, works directly for the image of the president of the united states, kirby is that machine of american special of the united states of america, sanctioned by the president directly. kirby represents the most influential american circles, which are sometimes not public, but nevertheless their point of view on certain events, their point of view on how to react diplomatically, in a forceful way, in response to their actions of the united states of america, it key, therefore , what kirby does, the fact that he remains in his place, the fact that he conveys meanings, his work is assessed as effective, in any case, his main employer, the president of the united states of america, joe biden. but here’s how the famous american journalist tucker carlson recently assessed the work of both, in his usual ironic manner. but he actually spoke about quite serious and strategic things. let's get a loo

. >> humans and the jen psaki conversation in the white house for what she said to me at the time she was the press secretary at the time he was talking about a dinner she had with her brother-in-law. they were talking about biden whether she would run again they didn't have any reason to believe she wouldn't. they did not want him too. does anyone have a plan of the democratic party in case casey doesn't run question rick is there a secret meeting happening in a basement similar democrats are making a plan from the brother-in-law's response was should we be having? should that be happening here? [laughter] why that bridge truly believes he's the only one who can be president trump at the big thing he carries around he did envision himself being a president to potentially several issues that come with age issues of next 15 months you saw he had a trip or diploma handout at air force a couple months ago. it is something they have to confront. he's been doing it lately with jokes sing a been there 600 years.a what's literally calling out the elephant hooks as long as a trumpposes a thre

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