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keith kellogg standing by with his thoughts.ks live in tel aviv and how big a problem is this, trey? >> hey, john, good afternoon. nearly 230 days into the war it distribution issues are making it nearly impossible to get supplies across the gaza strip. remember, that $320 million floating american peer is supposed to be providing much needed support to the palestinian people. it was built by the americans, it's now operating in the northern part of gaza, and since the project became active last week more than 569 tons of aid have been delivered to the shores of the strip. over the pentagon says that aid is sitting at a staging area due to distribution issues. right now new pathways for distribution are being explored by the u.s. and the u.n. >> there been discussions between the u.s., israel, united nations, as well as joint efforts to identify alternative routes for the safe movement of staff and cargo. >> the u.n.'s world food programme pushes back against that characterization saying that some of the aid was actually distrib

thanks. >> molly: let's bring in retired lieutenant general keith kellogg.ou for being here on memorial day. we appreciate it. try youngster brought us this remarkable heartbreaking video out of israel, out of gaza. the iron dome doing its job and this terrible video of civilians that are suffering there on the ground. the fires in the tents. i want to get your thoughts of the situation as we are watching it unfold. >> thank you for having me today. it is the messaging issue right now. the israelis are losing and they are trying to eliminate the hamas leadership and raw for right now. but this is reaching a point where they should have gone in earlier and got out. the united states should intervene in the sense they need to pick up and call the government. call who is hosting hamas leadership and see the issue is a hostages. tell us where the hostages are or put the international red cross on the ground to verify that the hostages are still alive. we've had no proof of life. that they are still alive and the numbers that there are. but this will continue and

general keith kellogg, always great to talk to you. appreciate your input on this friday. me. ashley: oh, our plrchl all right. well, you know what? we've got a common theme emerging here when it comes to the markets. investors are scooping up data center-related stocks as a way to play the a.i. boom. and if you've been watching this slow shade -- show lately, everyone is picking up on one particular marriages vertiv holdings -- name, vertiv holdings. it's hitting a record high. it's down a little bit today, but it's the been on quite a tear. if our countdown closer or is also buying the stock. joining me now i with his rationale and how much meyer this stock can go is senior portfolio manager thomas martin. thom, look, this stock -- thomas, look, this stock has been on a tear, but do you believe it e still has room to run? >> well, it really has been on a tear, and it never feels great to recommend a stock that's up as much as it is the because with you're going to say how much more can it go. but this one really is at the forefront of a very important part of of the a.i.

we actually have an advocacy group thats has 100,000 signatures on a petition, and we asked kelloggsid they've done focus groups, and kids prefer these ingredients -- [laughter] well, sure. rachel: you're right, the food industry has a lobby, and we as parents don't necessarily have that. but it's not just the dyes, you know? we've been talking about microthat'sics -- plastics. you were giving me some stats on that. heir coming into our body, and we don't even know it. sphwhrbt a credit card worth of blast pick a week. and i think -- rachel: how do they get into our foods? >> well, they're just everywhere. they're everywhere. rachel: we're just ingesting them. >> they're everywhere, it's a huge problem. and what happens is there's much greater oversight around the world on this and, again, i don't think this is a conservative-liberal issue. we shouldn't be ingesting plastics or chemicals. the fda itself, these companies are able to pay the advisers directly. there's no conflict of interest rules, i helped pay for the studies saying bht, artificial colorings, you actually have the res

we are here is our good friend, a great hero, retired general keith kellogg.ot of time in the military. your family spent a lot of time in the military. in our allies from our enemies have you ever seen a situation or did you ever imagine the situation the president of the united states would cut off necessary armaments to our ally, israel. hundreds of billions of dollars to her enem our enemy, ron, ploe trent eight, hezbollah and hamas that you ever imagine we have a president of the united states like this? quick to note mark, no. it goes beyond munitions because i think now what you are really seeing with president biden and his administration is they've drawn a bad line. to meet their recent issue of moral equivalence they have lost the bubble on this. here's what i mean by that just last monday netanyahu the prime minister of israel was in jerusalem in the world holocaust museum he said never again is in now. i river the trump administration i was with vice president pence i will never forget going there and standing at the railhead where they unloaded th

retired lieutenant general keith kellogg joins me now. the take down that -- hamass and its leadership once and for all? >> yeah, stuart. thanks for having me. i think the answer's yes right now, and i think they're doing a pretty good job. there was a comment just made about how precise the operation was in gaza near if rafah when they went directly to the crossing sites which was really smart by the cities reilly military. if you look at the maps, they're doing a very surgical attack into rafah to eliminate senior leadership. look, they're going to eventually get all the leaders of hamas, and that's what you need to do. are you going to get every single last terrorist? probably not. but you can take out the hardship. and that includes the leader currently in gaza, down in rafah. and actually that includes the senior hamas officer a in qatar. and he's going to come down too because i think they're going to go back to what they did after the munich massacre when they went after the terrorist leaders at that time. so they're going to have

we are getting inventory issues at kellogg >> kellogg wait, kellogg or kellanova >> snack did okay.ou're not hearing those words >> kellogg is a $2 billion -- >> will you let me talk? we are getting a term called normalization. that's code for, you know what we overearned, and now things are coming down. okay and that's what jay knows. he understands the code. normalization is the code word for, we are slowing down >> slowdown. >> by the way, you know who else used normalization disney >> yes they did you're right >> they used normalization after the next paragraph, they talked about travel. they used the term, normalization. i said, that's it. >> we're going to start using that here. >> normalize means, see you later. cy later >> we do 15 minutes, we're all over the place and then end somewhere really important >> yes >> i wish i were an intellectual >> we wish you were too. >>> we are going to get some wholesale inventories in about 45 minutes we'll get to microsoft, $3 billion a.i. investment in wisconsin with the president today. and we'll run through reddit, fox, trip, bud, afr

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keith kellogg is here with us now.ministration has publicly pressured israel here. hamas has not so much been pressured, i don't think, to come forward. the war in gaza could end six months ago if they had given up the hostages. they won't do it. >> yeah, bill and dana. thank you for having me. look, they are pushing it back. netanyahu realizes this. hours ago when he spoke at the holocaust museum, when he said never again is now and he also said all those nations that are against them doesn't make any difference. israel will do it on its own. they should. months ago we were talking over 100 hostages. now 40. they don't know where they are at. they don't know the condition. no proof of life. the national red cross hasn't seen them. the israelis have to go into rafah. they will. the leader of hamas in gaza is there and they have to go after the one in qatar. it will be a little bit of a dust-up. won't be an easy operation but they will have to go in there and finish the job they started. to me honestly, dana, it's the e

retired lieutenant general keith kellogg joins me now.e true to say that israel is winning militarily but losing diplomatically and becoming increasingly isolated? >> yeah, stuart, thanks for having me. lack, this is a problem that's actually helped by our inaction, president biden's inaction, reaching out to allies saying don't go there. it makes no sense to have a palestinian state. it's not going to happen. you look at taiwan which is a democratically-elected country and you've got 23 million people, and we don't recognize them as a state. then you go to palestine which has less than 2 million, is governed by a terrorist organize, hamas if in gaza, and then you go if to the west bank and it's also a run by a terrorist organization, the palestinian front, and then to you go you want these people to actually have a state? it makes absolutely no essence. and, oh, by the way, the reality on the ground is it's not going to happen. the israelis won't let it happen, and the allies around that air a lawyer aren't going -- area aren't going to

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and you played the kellogg that would fail. >> yeah. >> edsall. >> yes. >> it was great.very day life. i tell him how to do everything. the. >> and christian, i would not expect you to be a milk mafia don. >> there was an element of danger, elements of the character brilliantly written. i like the guy's back story. you know? he's got children. he's got mouths to feed. >> exactly. >> so, you know, this guy coming along and creating a thing that doesn't need milk is very upsetting. >> what was it like, jim, just the people you got to work with? we're joking a lot about "oppenheimer" and christopher nolen. and they say when he calls, you do it. i would guess -- i'm serious here. same thing with jerry seinfeld wants you to be in this movie -- >> oh, yeah. i definitely wanted to be involved immediately. but to your point, i mean, every day it was -- you're like, oh, my gosh, i can't believe this person is coming in. and it's just all these funny people upon funny people. and then some people, you're like how did jerry pull this off? because it is an enormous cast. and it is --

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