jennifer ellis is a 4th generation, idaho. and, and the woman at the reins of a lunch casual fund sheets boss. when it's like this, the songs about it, you know, i, where the parents, when she's not around, she's married with 3 children and 2 grandchildren and apparently have own us the children learn to provide almost similar training is sleep with working branches in idaho, believe in hard work and helping united the traditional values of the american with respect to the well that was pretty speedy. basically, john, the whole way the party vote for is not really an issue around to you. the default option is the republicans so the rural areas were conservative. but when, when you talked conservatism, then it was that, you know, smaller government and better budgeting practices, private property rights. i would say maybe a little more libertarian leaning in the fact of you. do you all do me, you know, mind your own business to a certain extent. the extended ellis family spends every summer on the ranch to grace the castle. the

paula, jennifer, elly, guys, thank you very much. >>> just ahead, more news we're following. an ambulance outside of the gaza hospital hit by an israeli air strike. this as israeli troops surround gaza city right now. >>> and a cnn exclusive interview with embattled republican congressman george santos. what he has to say about his political future. lots of news today. stay with us. you're in "the situation room." >>> we're back with breaking news here in the middle east. the israeli military acknowledging that its war against hamas has led it to strike another controversial target. an ambulance outside a gaza hospital. a warning, some of the scenes from this attack are graphic. let's go to cnn's nick robertson, who is joining us not far from gaza. nic, what more are we learning about this strike? >> reporter: well, the hospital is saying -- officials there are saying that 15 people were killed and 50 injured in this strike. and the international committee for the red cross say they are aware that the hospital was organizing a convoy of ambulances for a medical evacuation fro

. >>> and now, with us, ellie honig, and there are some doozy words that they teach in law school, and jennifer little says clearly that she told donald trump that if he failed to comply turning over documents, it is going to be a crime, and in quotes, he absolutely understood. >> it is a bull's eye for prosecutors and right down the middle of what they have to prove for obstruction of justice. and part of it is related to the mishandling of justice and obstruction of justice. so if you is to prove obstr obstruction, you know that he had a subpoena, and had to comply and had to do so, and this, by the way, former and current lawyer told the grand jury straight up, no ambiguity, you have to comply, and he said, i got it, and if the jury believes it, game over. >> so she is likely to testify? >> if i am on the prosecutor, she is 100% on the witness list. and she is the attorney, and isn't there attorney/client privilege, and yes, but at the grand jury level, they could break through it, because there is the crime/fraud exception, because if the communication of the attorney and the client goes be