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professor michael clarke is a former director—general of the royal united services institute.or of defence studies at king's college london. i asked for his broader assessment of israel's strategy and what he thought might happen next. the invasion was ready a week ago, pretty well. but they've been forestalled, first of all, by some bad weather, then by the round of diplomacy. so tony blinken was in israel, so you can't launch an invasion when the secretary of state is there. thenjoe biden was in israel at short notice. you certainly can't launch an invasion when the president is there. and then rishi sunak was there. that's not a good idea either. so the diplomatic round has finished. and now we've had the release of two hostages, which is hamas�*s attempt, i think, to drip—feed foreign hostages out of gaza, so as to put pressure on israel, get america to put pressure on israel, to hold off a bit longer in case we can get some more hostages out. but with 212 hostages and a good handful of apparently british, is it nine british individuals missing and american hostages, then

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earlier, i wasjoined by professor michael clarke, a former director—general of the royal united services week ago, pretty well, but they have been the stalled festival by some bad weather, then by the round of diplomacy. tony blinken was in israel so you can't launch an invasion when the secretary of state is there, thenjoe biden was there at short notice. you certainly can't launch an invasion when the president is there. and then rishi sunak was there, that is not a good idea either. so the diplomatic round has finished and now we've had the release of two hostages, which is two's attempt i think to drip feed hot —— foreign hostages out of gaza so as to put pressure on israel, get america to put pressure on israel to hold off a bit longer in case we can get some more hostages out. but with 212 hostages and a good handful of apparently british, nine british individuals missing and american hostages, then they could go on drip feeding for two or three more weeks. the israelis won't play that game. they won't let hamas control the agenda. and so they are very clear that although the hosta

. >> the honorable katherine clark, united states representative from massachusetts and mr. nathaniel towels. --dowels. >> the honorable michael mccaul united states representative from texas and mrs. linda mccall. >> condemning him on supporting israel and it passed overwhelmingly. and i think we will pass our appropriation bill and the around bills and my committee next week, and then we have the national security aide pack that i think will link the major threats in the world and that would be russia's threat to ukraine and europe, china's threat to the pacific, the ayatollah threat to the middle east and securing the border throughout the united states. >> they will be, the reason why we are linking all the threats together i think it is a good way to do things. >> to have a message for president biden today? >> yes, work on it is in the interest of the american people and it is all about national security. and what is happening in israel right now, we have to stand together and we did on the house floor. it was a great contrast to all the infighting to the first bill on the floor. uniting the united states and israel. col

michael cohen. cohen, testifying against his one-time boss over claims that he was ordered to lie on financial forms to cheat on taxes and help get better rates on bank loans. news nations dray clarkas the details. >> michael cohen arrived at the courthouse tuesday, appearing relaxed and ready to face off with his former boss, donald trump. the 2 men meeting face-to-face for the first time in 5 years. this is not >> donald trump versus michael cohen, michael cohn versus donald trump. this is about accountability inside mister trump. quick to mention, cohen has no >> the >> cohen is the key witness for new york state attorney general letitia james, who's hoping to win a 250 million dollar judgment against mister trump for fraud and a permanent ban blocking mister trump and his 2 sons from running businesses in new york. the judge already ruling mister trump committed fraud for years by lying about his net worth and overvaluing some of his new york city properties to land multimillion-dollar loans and good insurance premiums. cohen testifying i was tasked by mister trump to increase the total assets based upon a number that he arbitrarily elected. cohen also seeing as part of his jo

. >> the honorable katherine clark , united states representative from massachusetts. >> the honorable michaelnited states representative from texas, and mrs. linda mccall. >> i think we will pass our appropriations bill and the israeli -- iran bill, and then the security package. that will be russia's threat to ukraine and europe, china's threat to the pacific, the threat to the middle east, and securing the border. the reason why we are linking the threats together, -- >> do you have a message for president biden tonight? >> [indiscernible] it is all about national security. and what is happening in israel, we have to stand together. we did on the house floor. it was a great contrast to all the infighting from the first bill on the floor. uniting united states and israel. >> [indiscernible] >> the honorable mark wahlberg. >> [indiscernible] >> the honorable gregory meeks, united states representative from new york. >> [indiscernible] >> individuals have their own determinations to send a clear message that the house of representatives stand by our ally israel. >> [indiscernible] >> united st

is a very heavyweight did heavyweight people who did oppose clarke and oppose it and kenneth clarke and michaelgainst it . yes, it's powerfully against it. yes, it's forgotten now. and robin cook and it didn't actually make all that much difference . alas, that much difference. alas, there was a complete . well, the there was a complete. well, the lib dems, of course. >> yes. surged in support and charlie kennedy for that position. >> charles kennedy was also superb on and very brave and superb on it and very brave and stood out against it. so these people are but in fact, they were steamrolled by a wave were just steamrolled by a wave of a created opinion of the wmd rubbish and the dodgy dossier and all the rest of it. and as we now know, gentlemen, very hard to fight these things . hard to fight these things. >> we the clock has beaten us. aaron bastani, peter hitchens , aaron bastani, peter hitchens, christopher hope. check out christopher's interview with keir on the gb news keir starmer on the gb news website. will you at 930 website. i will see you at 930 tomorrow for britain's tomorrow m

clarke, thank you. appreciate your expertise. >> thank you, michael. >> what are your thoughts? hit me up on social media. i will read some during the course of this program. lots to get to. long term repercussions on both sides says scott morrison. i think president bush had it right when he said it's gone on for too long and gone on for a week and israel has yet to do what it intends to do in gaza. public is fickle. tyke is of the essence. >>> up ahead, the war in israel is part of many crisis this members of congress have been unable to address since the ouster of kevin mccarthy. jim jordan had 55 people still vote against mim. him. i will speak to someone who thinks if jordan can get to 217 he needs to end the impasse. >>> and hamas took hostages including regular citizens to children and elderly and americans. is there any hope of rescuing them in this situation? you just heard richard clarke address that. >>> and i will talk to someone who talks about who is responsible for the hostages abroad. >>> for today's poll question, should the biden administration encourage deesca

the clark before, in fact the judge previously imposed a limited gag order preventing trump from disparjing court personnel. trump insisted he wasn't referring to the clerk but his former fixer michaelohen who had been testifying. the judge didn't believe him. i find the witness is not credible, the judge said, i find the witness was referring to my law clerk, it's the second time that trump violated the gag order, the judge fined trump $10,000 and was around with don't do it or it will be worse the trial resumed with cohen back on the stand. he testifying that trump directed him to fiddle with his financial statements. under cross-examination trump's lawyers pressing cohen about why he told congress in 2019 he couldn't recall trump directly ask him to artificially inflating. >> he was caught lying. it was a better than a perry mason moment. >> reporter: the two men hadn't seen each other in five years, in court they sat feet apart. cohen said he looked trump right in the eye. what did you see? >> i saw a defeated man, somebody who knows that it's the end of the trump organization. >> david: quite a day there. aaron, you were in the courtroom, that unexpected move the judge calling

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