a moment ago, jonathan capehart sat down for an exclusive one- on-one with the president in his first televised interview since his primary state of the union speech and super tuesday, marking the unofficial start of the general election. they touched on a number of issues, including the threat to democracy and the push for a cease-fire in gaza. jonathan began by asking about a very controversial moment at the state of the union. take a listen. >> mr. president, it's great to see you again. thank you for doing this. that was one hell of a speech he gave. i will touch on three areas. i noticed a look of surprise on your face when you walked into the chamber and saw congresswoman marjorie taylor greene. it was priceless. you feigned shock at seeing her. during your response to her haggling of you, you used the word "illegal," when talking about the man who allegedly killed laken riley. >> undocumented. when i spoke about way he talks about vermin, the way he talks about these people polluting the blood. i talked about what i'm not going to do. but i want to. i will treat any of these pe

i am katie frank in for jonathan capehart, who just wrapped up an exclusive interview with president joe biden. touching on several issues, including the term that he regrets using during the state of the union address. >> i shouldn't have used it. it is undocumented. when i spoke about the difference between trump and me, one of the things i talked about was the way he talks about vermin, these people polluting. i talked about what i'm not going to do. what i won't do. i will not treat any of these people with disrespect. >> the president also addressed the situation in gaza. and had appointed a message for israeli prime minister, benjamin netanyahu. >> he has a right to defend israel. the right to continue to pursue hamas. he must, you must, he must pay more attention to the innocent lives being lost as a consequence. i want to see a cease-fire. >> we have all of the highlights on the special edition of the saturday show. ♪ ♪ >>> we've got a big show with you tonight. the reason i'm in the chair, jonathan capehart is currently traveling with president biden and his campaign getting

back with us is our host jonathan capehart who conducted the intervow. than, i was very struck by the president's answer on the red line. folks are looking at these images coming out of the gaza strip. they are looking at some of the right wing rhetoric coming from prime minister netanyahu and some folks within his government but joe biden leaned in and said to be clear, there is nothing that israel is going to do that is going to make me stop sending them the aid that they need. >> a couple of things. on the red line, there is a distinction between being made between the defense of israel and defense of netanyahu as the leader of the nation. i think he said i have known him for 50 years. he got caught on the hot mic saying we will have a come to jesus meeting. when i asked him about that, he said it is what are you going to say to him in this difficult tough love conversation you are going to have. and the impression i got was it was not just that you can't have 30,000 more dead palestinians, mr. prime minister. it seems there were other red lines that h

as msnbc jonathan capehart just sat down with president biden for an inclusive interview.et. let us take a listen. >> reporter: i noticed the look of surprise when he walked in the chamber and you saw marjorie taylor greene it was priceless. you feign shock at seeing her. during your response to her high killing of you, you use the word illegal. that was when talk about the man who allegedly killed laken riley. >> undocumented person. i should not have said illegal. when i spoke while it is jean trump and me, one of things i talked about is the way he talks about berman and the these people polluting the blood but i talked about what i will not do. what i won't do. i will not treat any of these people with disrespect. they built the country. the reason our economy is growing but we have to control the border and the orderly flow. i don't share his view at all. you regret using that word. >> yes. >> this interview just conducted by jonathan capehart. you will be able to hold -- to hear all of that at 6:00 on the saturday show. i'm curious what congressional reaction has bee

i am jonathan capehart and this is "the sunday show with jonathan capehart" . >>> donald trump is stirring to a very expensive deadline and time is running out. the self proclaimed billionaire has less than 24 hours to post on for a new york summer fraud judgment of more than $450 million. if trump fails to cough up the cash, attorney general letitia james could seize the disgraced former president's assets, including his prized properties using quite a pickle. displays his social media bluster about having a most tomatoes in has, he should probably listen to his lawyers. they said in court this week that trump's ability to pay bond was, a practical possibility. " his letters of aston york appeals court to reduce, delay or waive the bond entirely . so far, they have yet to issue a ruling. not going to lie, it has been fun watching is very public financial freak out. it is not at all funny. he is now the presumptive republican presidential nominee in his cash crunch could have serious national security of locations for the country if you were to go back to the white house. we have seen this

also with us, msnbc host jonathan capehart and distributor david ignatius. both jonathan and david are associate editors for "the washington post." david, you wrote about this. lay the groundwork for us. how wide is this biden-netanyahu divide right now? >> i think it's becoming a significant breach in the relationship. the two have not gotten along really since the beginning of biden's presidency. netanyahu has not visited the white house. unusual given the closeness of the relationship. biden went to israel when the war began in a gesture that was important to israelis, was a figure really helping unify israel. netanyahu is not a popular prime minister now. i think as biden's anger over the level of palestinian casualties has increased and as he's come to believe with members of the administration that israeli plans to attack rafah could produce a catastrophe, a new humanitarian catastrophe, he's found the language to express his opposition more strongly. he did that in the interview with our colleague jonathan, and i think we're now in a situation where w

minutes ago, my msnbc colleague jonathan capehart sat down for an interview with president biden and asked him about of the israel hamas war. play the clip, please. >> what is your redline with prime minister netanyahu, do you have a redline? for instance, would invasion of rafah be a redline ? >> i'm never going to leave israel. the defense of israel is critical. there's no redline i'm going to cut off all weapons so they don't have the iron dome to protect them. but, there's redlines that if you cross, you cannot have 30,000 more palestinians dead. as a consequence of going after hamas, there are other ways to deal with, to get to with, with the trauma caused by hamas. the first time i went over, i sat with them and i sat with the war cabinet and is it don't make the mistake american-made. america made a mistake. >> jonathan capehart will have more of the interview in the next hour and we will get a reaction to this in a moment from congressman roy connor. and, presented by nan and donald trump are now officially set for a historic presidential rematch. they spent their last four y

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i want to listen to more of this exclusive interview with jonathan capehart.what is your red line with prime minister netanyahu? do you have a red line? for instance, would invasion of rafah, which you have urged him not to do, would that be a red line? >> it is a red line, but i'm never going to leave israel. the defense of israel is still critical. there's no red line i'm going to cut off all weapons so they don't have the iron dome to protect them. >> so biden is more publicly critical of nun, but that was a little uncertain there. does it sound like a blurry red line to you? >> reporter: he just said there is no red line, so i don't think it was unclear at all. he said he's not going to cut off the weapons supply, he's not going to cut off the supply of weapons for the iron dome system. the iron dome system is israel's missile defense system. without the intercepter rockets that go into the iron dome system, the iron dome system doesn't work. there's been a lot of criticism of the u.s. policy toward israel that the u.s. is trying to provide aid to the peop

. >> joining me now is jonathan capehart the host of the sunday and saturday show with jonathan capehartd katie cay, nbc news u.s. special correspondent. my thanks to both of you for joining me. jonathan, i'd love to start with you. hello. how much of the gop's paralysis in your opinion comes from trump's just total domination of the party now or from a lack of spine? i feel like we see these things like ken buck saying what he's saying now, jonathan, and yet it seems to be too little, too late because he's saying it on the way out. >> he's saying it on the way out, but that's not because he wasn't trying to get stuff done. i think it's both. i think it is a lack of spine on the part of speaker johnson and his leadership team, but it also speaks to donald trump's influence not just over speaker johnson, who he talks to on a regular basis, but also on the part of the senate. the senate was putting together probably the most conservative immigration bill in decades negotiated by one of the most conservative members of the senate, oklahoma senator james langford. and donald trump picks up t

david brooks and jonathan capehart weigh in on the week's political headlines. becomes the first black woman to top the country music billboard charts. >> this is pbs newshour from weta studios in washington and in the west from the walter con cite school of journalism from arizona state university. >> the centers for disease control and prevention has changed its covid guidance for when people need to isolate. it's part of the broader recommendations on respiratory illnesses. people who have tested positive can return when symptoms are improving and they've been fever-free for that's 24 hours without medication. but the c.d.c. also encourage people with improving symptoms to have a mask, keeping distance in public. dr. mandy cohen joins me now. dr. cohen, welcome back to the "newshour." >> thanks for having me. greet be here. >> this is first time you shifted isolation guidance from 2021 when it was reduced from 10 days to five days. why these changes in guidance right now? what's that based son in >> well, we are in a different place. and that's after a lot of

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the sunday show with jonathan capehart starts right now. jonathan, i know you have white house press secretary karine jean-pierre on tonight, ahead of a busy week, including super tuesday, and the state of the union on thursday. >> yep. absolutely, she is sitting here right next to me, but i wish i was sitting right next to you rev, down there in selma alabama, for the big commemoration of bloody sunday. thank you very much. >> thank you, and hug kareem. kareem has been a long, active person in our community, i love her to death, she is great. >> she heard every word you said. all right, rev have a good rest of the night. >> all right. of the night. >> all right. the state of our union. president biden delivers his high stakes address before congress and the nation, and white house press secretary karine jean-pierre joins me live onset, with a preview of what he will say, and why this speech is so critical right now. high stakes diplomacy, vice president harris makes a passionate call for an immediate six-week seeks fire in gaza, as diplomat

. >> and president biden sat down with jonathan capehart, the president responding to criticism fromte of the union address in which he preferred to the migrant charged with killing the woman in georgia as an illegal. does the white house feel that this is a done deal now? >> reporter: the white house and the biden campaign heard a lot of that criticism from the president's own supporters and allies who immediately spoke up and rejected using that term which is derogatory and pretty insulting to any human being referring to them as being illegal. and this was something where immediately in conversations that people close to the president had with those allies, they said look, you know who joe biden is at his core, you know and the community knows what he represents and they tried to put into context that immediately after that section the president then preferred to former president trump's own rhetoric when it comes to immigrants and he has used language saying that they are poisoning the blood of our country. still they know this was something that the president wished he could tak

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in an exclusive interview with m many s nbc's jonathan capehart. >> what i meant was -- it's an expressions meeting. it was -- i've known bibi for 50 years and he knew what i meant by it. >> what's the come to jesus part? what tough love are you going to give to the prime minister? >> what's happening is he has a right to defend israel, a right to continue to pursue hamas, but he must, he must, he must pay more attention to tin oh sent lives being lost as a consequence of the actions taken. he's hurting, in my view, he's hurting israel more than helping israel by making the rest of the world -- it's contrary to what israel stands for, and i think it's the biggest mistake, and i want to see a cease-fire. >> what is your red line with prime minister netanyahu? do you have a red line? for instance, would invasion of rafah, which you have urged him not to do, would that be a red line? >> i'm never going to leave israel. the defense of israel is still critical. i'm not going to cut off all weapons so they don't have the iron dome to protect them. the red line is you cannot have 30,000 more pale

still to come on the newshour, david brooks and jonathan capehart weigh in on the week's political headlinessound designer of "the zone of interest" discusses his oscar-nominated work on the film. plus, much more. >> this is the pbs newshour from weta studios in washington, and in the west from the walter cronkite school of journalism at arizona state university. geoff: today's latest jobs report is proof again of a labor market that has been resilient and often stronger than expected. that was part of the president's message during the state of the union last night as well. but many americans don't feel the economy is strong overall, or helping them or their families. a number of polls have shown this, including one from "the new york times" this week that found 51% of americans believe the country's economic conditions are poor right now. so, why the disconnect? there seem to be quite a few reasons. economics correspondent paul solman explains. >> i think if you talk to the average person on the street, they will say the economy is not doing well. and i tend to agree. paul: seth reed is a

in an interview with msnbc's jonathan capehart, president biden said he is, quote, never going to leave israel. do you think there should be a red line when it comes to supporting israel?he >> i think that we've got to continue to lean on mr. in netanyahu. we've got to insist that this cannot continue in this way.ti the way a war is carried out is important. >> but do you have a red line, senator? do you have a red line? you do have a red line, senator? is there a red line particularly when it comes to going into rafah, for example?re >> i stated that very clearly the other night on the floor of the united states senate that i think that to go into rafah, the humanitarian experts, the folks who are trying to get aid in, the folks who have no political dog in this fight have said that if they go into rafah, you could lose up to 85,000 more palestinians in six months. i think that that is morally unjustifiable and unconscionable, and as we make our way to the holy season of ramadan and passover, thereafter, i hope people will dig deep into the moral cisterns dug by ancestors that they wil

the saturday show with jonathan capehart starts right now. >>> last-minute save, president biden sent a bill keeping the government open after the senate passes the spending package in the wee hours of the morning. but over in the house, chaos reigns as congresswoman marjorie taylor green threatens to oust speaker johnson for trying to keep the lights on. the new assistant house democratic leader joins me live to discuss whether democrats will help johnson keep his job. >>> just two days before he has to pay a $454 million bond, donald trump says he has the money, even though his lawyer say he doesn't. catherine christian will help me take a closer look at what could happen if he doesn't pay up. >>> and, are you better off today than you were four years ago? the biden campaign answers the question. >> and then i see the disinfectant and is there a way we can do something like that? injection. >> on a scale of 1 to 10 how would you rate your response to the crisis? i would rate it as a 10. >> i'm jonathan capehart, this is the saturday show. >>> we begin tonight with the latest episode

and associate editor at "the washington post," jonathan capehart. ay show and the sunday show, weekends on nbc. jonathan, you interviewed president biden over the weekend. let's show an exchange about one of the bigger moments from the state of the union. take a look. >> you were once the chair of the senate judiciary committee. i was struck by your direct comments to the supreme court, who are right there in front of you. am i right in thinking that you view the roberts' court as a political bodies and the conservative majority as politicians instead of jury? >> no, look, i think they made the wrong decision. i think they read the constitution wrong. i think they made a mistake. i was bug blunt. part of it, remember, what they said is it's up to the states to decide. that's what was said. it's no longer constitutional guaranteed principle. they used the phrase that women can vote and can change if they want to. i found that somewhat insulting, the idea they don't think they can. women are speaking out. they spoke out in 2022. they spoke out in 2024.

. >>> good afternoon, i'm jonathan capehart here in washington.res of -- people from across the country are gathering to commemorate the 50th anniversary of bloody sunday at the annual bridge crossing jubilee. including, there you see, vice president harris. she is marching alongside, on her right, is our very own the reverend al sharpton, and on his right is the chairman of the congressional black caucus, congressman steve horsford of nevada, and then on the right, hugging up on the median there, you see him in a distance, but he's there in the light tie. that is the second gentleman of the united states, dog am huff. it was back on march 7th, 1965, that civil rights activists who are attempting to march from selma to montgomery to demand the right to vote when they were brutally attacked by alabama state troopers and police after crossing this bridge, the edmund pettus bridge. the horrific violence of that day galvanize the nation leading to the swift passage of the landmark voting rights act of 1965. joining me now is former congresswoman donna

jonathan capehart. and then you showed this other clip p as othe front of the plan woman saying, you know, do you regret saying this? ng, yo, hehow about do you regri everything in your power undeear downng i power all of tr policies that were there under the previous administration? >> do you feel like aniousadminh question and the idea that they're going to the media are as muc goingh a problem here as joe biden? >> jimmy jimmy molly brings up d point. >> it seems like it's the media or pushingrative this this narrative and prodding the president a thp with this question. why do they do that?at c what could they gain from that? >> i don't know, but i'm glad they do. greg, i think it's important t,i to. i was very worried when i heard about this murder that this heatthis youd be about inappropriately. excellent job by the media really sticking with what's important. and i think that it was,t go you know, that biden answers questions about gaza while he's eating anwhile ice ice crt yeah. i mean, he's li

key concern for members of his own party, his handling of the israel-hamas war, telling jonath jonathan capehart, an invasion of rafah would be a red line >> you cannot have 30,000 more palestinians dead. >> reporter: in a new ad, the biden campaign targeting another vulnerability, the president's age. >> look, i'm not a young guy that's no secret but here's the deal. i understand how to get things done for the american people >> reporter: the messaging war ramping up on the road to the white house. in washington, alice barr, nbc news >>> new this morning, the ceo of tiktok is expected to visit capitol hill, meeting with senators today as congress debates passing a bill that could effectively ban tiktok in the united states. the bill would give the president power to identify tiktok as a national security threat if the app is under the control of china tiktok has said that the chinese government does not have access to user information from the u.s. president biden says he will sign the bill if congress sends it to him. yesterday former president trump said he believes tiktok is a national secur

ishis from michael, new reporting that president biden plans to sit through an interview with jonathan capehartr since october. want to share rorting on the man that began chatting from the upper gallery in the house chamber. a man was escorted out of thousand chamber after standing up and yelling at the president. at one point he yelled united states marine. he is a dead -- dad who shouted abbygate. he is the father of one of the soldiers that died in afghanistan after the withdrawau describe the state of our union? caller: iincipally about the ec. i definitely feel the president misrepresented especially our we have seen in fights over the raising of the debt ceiling that we are spending unsustainably, and especially lookingthe unpref spending the came to the infrastructure bill. i definitely think we are a trajectory to continue to have fiscal responsibility under the current administration. my hope is continuing because this electionecond term that wee able to see some acceptance of fiscal responsibility. host: what kind of work do you do? caller: i am currently a student at carnegie mellon

in the interview with my colleague, jonathan capehart, jonathan asked the president, does he have plansspeak to the knesset? what really does the white house have to do? >> well, look, the problem with that floating peer and the air drops is that it really doesn't get you to where you need to be in terms of humanitarian aid, right? the number of pallets you can drop from the air doesn't compete with the trucks that you need to get in by land but they haven't been able to get them in. right before the october 7th terrorist attack they were getting 500 trucks a day. right now i think is about 150 trucks a day. that is why people aren't, as laura said, in danger of famine in gaza, that is what the u.n. said the other day, that there is imminent danger of famine in gaza. so while the air drops and the floating peer are symbolic of american commitment, they're not going to solve the problem. they know that. so you hear the president talking increasingly about how much israel needs to respond to this crisis, to let more humanitarian aid, and they opened a new crossing. i think they are callin

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right now, it is saturday's show with jonathan capehart. an. i'm jonathan cape heart in washington, d.c. and we begin with the latest on that breaking news out of trenton, new jersey. police have now apprehended the shooting suspect. 26-year-old andre gordon after hours of an intense standoff. this morning, gordon allegedly killed three of his family members and neighboring falls township, pennsylvania. after the shootings, police said gordon then carjacked a driver at gunpoint and fled to new jersey where he was tracked to a home in trenton but somehow managed to slip out of the home but was eventually apprehended nearby. joining me now nbc news correspondent george solis on the scene in trenton, new jersey. george, what can you tell us now? that the suspect has been apprehended. >> reporter: yeah, learned about this within the last 20 minutes that this individual, this 26-year-old accused of killing three of his family members somehow managed to slip by the s.w.a.t. presence here and not to mention state police and fbi agents who had a presenc

right now, it is saturday's show with jonathan capehart. an. ashington, d.c. and we begin with the latest on that breaking news out of trenton, new jersey. police have now apprehended the shooting suspect. 26-year-old andre gordon after hours of an intense standoff. this morning, gordon allegedly killed three of his family members and neighboring falls township, pennsylvania. after the shootings, police said gordon then carjacked a

. >>> i'm jonathan capehart, this is the sunday show. >>> it's official, biden versus trump. and what is shaping up to be the first presidential general election rematch in nearly 70 years. sure it feels like deja vu all over again. but this 2024 version is all together different. biden seeks reelection with a strong record to stand on and defend. a record that includes a booming economy despite all those hair on fire prediction that the u.s. would slip into recession. unemployment is just 3.9%. for the last two years folks. in february job growth was more than predicted. the biden administration has also canceled millions in student loans. the fund raising, well, that's another story. today the biden-harris campaign announced it raised more than $63 million in february. not only that, with the campaign also reported that it has a record $155 million cash on hand. like, cash they can spend right now. now, let's turn our weary gaze to the twice impeached disgraced former president donald trump. since 2020, trump has been found liable for sexual assault and fraud. plus he has 8

again, don't forget, my colleague jonathan capehart will have an exclusive interview with president biden state of the union address and of course discussing the election, upcoming agenda for a potential second term in office. watch the saturday show tonight at 6:00 p.m. eastern, only on msnbc. >>> coming up, the unofficial shift to the general election is already here with two very different visions for the future of america. we will break it all down in another hour of the coverage of election 2024 after a quick break on msnbc. 4 after a quic break on msnbc get help reaching your goals with j.p. morgan wealth plan, a digital money coach in the chase mobile® app. use it to set and track your goals, big and small... and see how changes you make today... could help put them within reach. from your first big move to retiring poolside - and the other goals along the way. wealth plan can help get you there. ♪ j.p. morgan wealth management. everywhere but the seat. the seat is leather. ♪ alan, we get it. you love your bike. we do, too. that's why we're america's number-one motorcycle insurer.

telling msnbc's jonathan capehart we cannot have another 30,000 palestinians dead. and he should not invade rafah. >> do you have a red line? for instance, would invasion of raffa, which you have urged him not do, would that be a red line? >> it is a red line, but i'm never going to leave israel. defense of israel is still critical. there is no red line that i'll cut off all weapons so they don't have the iron dome to protect them, they don't have -- but there is red lines if he crosses -- you cannot have 30,000 more palestinians dead. >> netanyahu responding bluntly saying that he would go into rafah to clear out remaining hamas brigades to make sure october 7 never happens again. and that an overwhelming majority of israelis support his policies. with the start of ramadan and no ceasefire nor hostage deal, israeli riot police reportedly used batons against some worshippers. and 200 tons of desperately needed food ready to sail from cypress, but still docked not only awaiting the three day voyage to starving gazans, but at least two months for the u.s. to build a f

apologizing for using that word to describe an undocumented immigrant with a exclusive with jonathan capehart. why does this matter, it's a word, who cares. this language matters and the words we use to describe each other matter and just like trump, biden realizes that our border words can reshape our world and have consequences. this is ana garcia, from the power campaign and a veteran campaign manager and former white house senior advisor. thank you so much, i appreciate it. >> thanks for having me. >> i appreciate you joining me with this uplifting topic. let's start with this idea that donald trump is using the very same rhetoric that he was using during 2015, during 2016, but it's been eight years since then. how effect is that today? >> well, what i think what we're seeing is that over and over again for nearly a decade now, he has been spreading this racist garbage of a message, and it's starting to have an impact on the american public. voters do perceive immigration to be a to be issue, but as you've mentioned, this has been studied by many people over many years at many institution

amy: in the same interview with msnbc's jonathan capehart, biden warned netanyahu against invading rafah but he also vowed to keep arming israel regardless of what it does in gaza. >> what is your redline with prime minister netanyahu? do you have a redline? for instance, with the invasion of rafah be a redline? pres. biden: there is a redline but i'm never going to leave israel. the defense of israel is still critical. i will cut off. you cannot have 30,000 more palestinians dead. amy: netanyahu responded by vowing to defy biden's red line on rafah, saying -- "we'll go there. we're not going to leave." caribbean leaders are holding an emergency meeting in jamaica today to discuss the political and humanitarian crisis in haiti where armed groups are attempting to force the resignation of haiti's unelected prime minister ariel henry, who has long been a u.s. ally. henry has been stranded in puerto rico since last week, unable to return home as increasing violence has left haitians struggling to secure food and water. over the weekend, the u.s. flew a team of marines into haiti as the secu

that is david brooks and jonathan capehart, associate editor for the washington post. and former president donald trump visited the southern border yesterday as the presidential campaign ramps up over this issue that has confounded administrations of both parties, immigration. how are democrats aiming to boost their standing among voters who increasingly say that immigration is their top issue in this election? >> by pointing out the fact that the sitting president of the united states, in conjunction with the senate majority leader, chuck schumer, along with one of the most conservative members of the senate, i cannot believe i am spacing -- langford, senator langford from oklahoma, that they sat down and hammered out a deal after the president went before the nation and said everything was on the table. i am willing to negotiate. they came up with a bill and bits and pieces of it were leaking out that were so bad from the president space perspective that they were raising -- saying if it becomes law it will set back immigration policy for a long time but the presiden

. >> i'm jonathan capehart. this is the sunday show. >>> thank you for joining us this easter sunday, a day deeply rooted in tradition and faith. for christians around the world, easter is the holiest day on the calendar, commemorating the resurrection of jesus christ. it's also a time for hope, renewal, and peace. which are among the themes in pope francis' easter address in st. peter's square this morning. the pope reaffirmed his calls for an immediate cease-fire in gaza and the release of all israeli hostages while also calling for peace in ukraine, haiti, and other global conflicts. here in the united states, donald trump marked his easter weekend with a much different, more divisive message blasting president biden for proclaiming march 31st as transgender day of visibility, which has been observed on this date every year since 2009, but coincidentally happened to fall on easter sunday this year. the white house pushed back saying, quote, as a christian who celebrates easter with family, president biden sta

now is time for the last word with jonathan capehart, who is in for lawrence. good evening, jonathan, i have heard that you made a very big interview airing tomorrow night. >> yes. the very big interview that will be taped just hours before it airs, so tomorrow is going to be a very interesting but also exciting day, seeing the president right after that boffo state of the union address. >> yes, it's a huge get. we are all eagerly awaiting your interview. i'm so excited for you. get your beauty sleep tonight after you finish the show. >> i'm good, i'm going to try. thank you, alex. have a good evening. >>> good evening and welcome to the worst week of donald trump's life so far. donald trump's best hope of a get out of jail free card was joe biden losing the presidential campaign. joe biden is not losing the presidential campaign. no one knows what will happen in november but the biden reelection campaign is fired up and on offense. joe biden forcefully angered the pundits who said he is too old in his state of the union last night. 32 million potential voters w

president biden also sat down for an exclusive interview with our friend msnbc's jonathan capehart on the war in gaza and had strong new words for israeli prime minister benjamin netanyahu. >> reporter: yeah, willie, the president had a frank assessment of how netanyahu is handling this ongoing war saying that he wants to have a serious conversation with the prime minister, a come to jesus meeting, he called it in a hot mic moment last week. he said that he reiterated while israel does have a right to defend itself, netanyahu must be more aware of the consequences of his actions and the amount of deaths we're seeing in gaza. listen. >> in my view, he's hurting israel more than helping, contrary to what israel stands for. i think it's a big mistake. >> reporter: now the president also reiterated his desire for a six-week ceasefire and release of hostages. the administration saying that significantly increasing humanitarian aid into gaza is a must, and, to that end, willie, we understand a ship left virginia last night carrying some equipment to start building that pier off the gaza coa

amy: let's go to biden speaking on msnbc being interviewed by jonathan capehart as he was being questionedbout benjamin netanyahu and saying he is hurting israel more than helping israel. pres. biden: he has a right to continue to pursue hamas but he must come he must come he must pay more attention to the innocent lives being lost as a result of his actions. he is hurting, in my view, hurting israel more than helping israel by making the rest of the world -- contrary to what israel stands for. i think it is a big mistake. i want to see a cease-fire. amy: he talked about kind of a redline. if you can address what biden is saying and what he proposed in the state of the union, this pier, to get more aid in and the dropping -- the airdropping of food, which recently killed five palestinians because it crushed them to death, any humanitarian groups come united nations saying these airdrops come nowhere near being able to provide the aid that is needed post of the same time and the reason they're doing all of this is because israel is using u.s. bombs and artillery to attack the palestinians a

. >> president biden speaking with jonathan capehart saying he would not draw a red line for supportore death in gaza is still not acceptable saying, quote, we cannot have another 30,000 palestinians dead. the president is trying to use the bully pulpit to pressure israel into change but as prime minister benjamin netanyahu says, he won't. that israel will move into rafah regardless of ramadan. joining us nbc's chief correspondent richard engel. richard, netanyahu is outright dismissing biden? >> reporter: you know, i'm sorry, i just dropped out on audio. but i heard initial what you were asking, but i didn't get the full question. but maybe it's best that you just move on, i'm not exactly sure i heard you. >> benjamin netanyahu, hopefully, you're going hear me now. >> reporter: -- now, you're back. >> netanyahu is dismissing president biden. what does that mean for the war going forward? >> reporter: well, i think it means a great deal for not just the war in gaza, it means a lot to the world, israel is a very close historic u.s. ally. and when your allies, it's a great line of disr

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