first of all when i saw that clip, i can't believe michael moore is even alive still.r my entire lifetime he had been on the wrong side of every issue. it's no surprise to see him standing with the terrorists, hamas and college campus psychos ended his violence to take over a building, there's no nonviolent way to take over building any more than -- you take your car, you cannot nonviolently seize property that doesn't belong to you. it's a violent act inherently. stuart: any kind of anti-semitic statement is violence. >> to say we need to kill everyone in israel of course it is violence. stuart: it is not going to stop. >> it won't stop if you are listening to michael moore. stuart: another one for you. a mighty decided to scrap the diversity statement as a hiring requirement, prospect of hires no longer have to pledge of allegiance to dei, your proof of that. >> what a sick thing to say, pledge allegiance to a flag and noble ideas, pledge allegiance to dei, diversity statements are orwellian things but it is about limiting diversity, making sure university professors

some of the statements made about this witch hunt on cnn, fake news cnn, michael moore said the proof of falsifying records has not been accomplished. on "good morning america" they said we heard that expense payments to lawyers are legal expenses. we paid a lawyer expense payments. we didn't put it down as construct costs, the purchase of sheetrock, the electrical cost, the legal expense that we paid we put down as legal expense. there is nothing else you could say. you don't have to put down anything, i guess but we put down legal expense, was legal expense. is that a correct statement, mr. attorney? and everyone is saying oh, that's the fraud. that's what they're trying to get. we called it a legal expense. we marked it in the books. the check was signed. the other thing, this was approved by all agencies, everybody thought this was nothing being hidden at all. that's what they are all writing now. there has been nothing hidden. it went through agencies. i guess it went through the i.r.s. also, went through the f.e.c., went through everything. also nbc today show saying there is no

about 50, 50, and not not to split the baby, but that's really where i think it is interesting or michael moore and michael vendor been to both of you. thank you. >> you very, very much and we're continuing to follow breaking news. >> a european prime minister has been shot now, multiple times. what we know about the assassination attempt just ahead, we have detailed stay with us the russians were trying to spy on us. we were spying on them early friday this is a the secret was secrets and spies, a nuclear game premier sunday, june 2, that ten on c, here's to getting better with age here's the beaten these two every thursday helped fuel today with boost type protein complete nutrition. you need without the stuff you don't so here's two now i was stuck unresolved depression symptoms were in my way. i needed more from my antidepressant bree large helps give it a lift adding velar to an antitrust and is clinically proven to help relieve overall depression symptoms better than an antidepressant alone. and in real are clinical studies, most zhan know substantial impact on weight elderly, dementia pa

legal analyst michael moore, cnn doesn't think the prosecution has proven its case. senator john kennedy respected gentleman, the trial says more about politics than an alleged crime. if you want to hide something from bragg you put it in the law books. it hasn't proved to be a felony. there was no crime. everybody is saying there is no crime. but i've been here for almost four weeks in an ice box. i call it the ice box listening to a judge who is totally corrupt and conflicted. highly respected lawyer, hush money is not a crime. signing an nda is not a crime. by the way, everybody in congress have ndas. they're very common. they're not a crime. cbs morning news. no evidence that this case is about campaign election violations. there is no evidence. again we go back to the federal law. the fec, federal election commission, said there is not a problem. no case. and vivek is here now and he can speak for himself saying this is a sham trial. it is politically motivated. an assault on the leading candidate for u.s. president. i would expect he would say something so i wo

michael moore think that this is okay? that this is appropriate and -- in u.s. he loves his job. he loves it but he didn't know if you can go back and he's afraid the university will retaliate against him and he's not sure if they will protect him going for. you said they're still there. >> greg: interesting development. is he good at math? >> dana: yes. >> greg: just a reference to goodwill hunting. >> dana: i'm discussing. >> greg: coming up, her maga meal made her squeal. a former cnn reporter target after having a meeting with transporters. >> ♪ ♪ -hey! -when suddenly... can you get this board to tony hawk? fedex presents tall tales of true deliveries. i needed a miracle... so i went straight to where miracles happen... social media. hey did someone say miracle? let me see that. so, i got the board to tony... and he even sent one back. but in the future, i'm gonna need an address and a zip code. if this is what we did for a skateboard, see what we can do for your business. fedex. when enamel is gone, you cannot get it back. but you can repair it with proname

. >> the judge rejected both requests, joining me now to discuss former us attorney michael moore. michael, good morning. morning. it's five 30 in the morning i'll get all tawdry tales tawdry to say the least. so look, what was your view of how the defense handled stormy daniels at yesterday in terms of i mean they they put her under pretty aggressive cross-examination. i mean, my big question is, how did that play with the jury? >> yeah. >> i don't want to always armchair quarterback the lawyers in the courtroom, but i do think we don't have that much other options here. we're trying to talk about it and i think that lawyers oftentimes have a tendency to over examine witnesses. and this would have been a great time, i think for them to just stand up that morning and say you don't have anything to offer about whether or not the defendant false fatty the business records. do you thank you very much. and sit down and sort of shaking things up a little bit and maybe put some call it the prosecution flat-footed as they were expected this to go on and i'm with really all that we talked a

jury could get the case as soon as two farro with us now cnn legal analyst and former us attorney michael moorelso see an illegal commentator and former trump white house lawyer jim scholtz michael first to you look, we begin the day with michael cohen back on the stand still in his cross-examination, the defense attorneys want a little bit more with him after me getting them up. >> pretty good on thursday last time we saw him. >> what do you expect that wants rockin' him still yell. >> i'm glad to be with those every you know, they really run a risk today. >> not ending strong. >> are they had such a good week last week at the end of the testimony they had done so much damage mr. cohen's credibility. they had called him basically at least a half truth as it related to a telephone call that pushing too far this morning could be a problem. so hopefully, they've got something very targeted. they have something that is significant. they have something that really expresses an exposes him to move for criticism as it relates to his credibility. i mean, they ended his testimony sorta with the gang, t

and then the prosecution will rest believing that they prove their case all right. >> michael moore, a counselor. i have two questions for you. the first one is a mini question, so hold your fire on the cross first. the mini question is this if the jury believes what michael cohen said yesterday and so far, if the jury believes that 90 know that's a big if is that enough to convict donald trump? >> well, good morning. i'm glad to be with it probably isn't enough to convict him if they believe him. but he's not through time after time to lucian, so there's a little bit more to do, but if they at the end of the day believe everything that he says then that might be enough. in the sun during all right, now the follow how much do you think the jury will believe michael cohen? >> what is it that you think the cross will focus? in on when it begins in the next few hours. >> i think the jury's been waiting on the prosecution to tie this thing into a not and really all they've sort of ended up with is a slipknot at this point as things i've still got some some some loose ends to work with her

bernardo via both were in the courtroom today, also here with me in studio, former us attorney michael moore. so bernard, let me start with you. you were in the room. you're an attorney. how is michael cohen coming across on the stand? do you think how receptive does the jury seem to him jake michael cohen, definitely. >> i think gold was excellent on the stand, but you expected that because his home-court advantage when you're talking about the prosecution, give it doing the direct examination of michael cohen, his case he didn't what's important, his delivery was important. he was making eye contact, especially when he was talking about taking out that home equity loan. >> so i think he definitely came off credible in the end. >> the one line that sticks out to me is just like nike just do it. and that was the theme that donald trump gave to michael cohen. just do what you need to do. >> i think the prosecution was essential and crucial to michael cohen because they find it he provided that leaf that donald trump authorized these payments and the payments worked for the purposes of affecti

michael moore for us michael, thanks very much for being here. i really appreciate your time great to be with this war alright, coming up next here, where does donald trump get all of those papers that he is always carrying? >> turns out he has a human printer well, explain, plus, the mavericks go one game up in the western kohn spine bleach report, come up russia were trying to spy on us we were spying on them. i was hadi frank this is a war but secret war, secrets and spies, a nuclear game we're sunday, june 2 at ten on cnn high. it's christina again. i'm here to tell you about an all new special offer from my friends at jacuzzi bathroom model you don't want to miss. you already know jacuzzi has been making water-filled great for more than 65 years. and now they're bringing you this special tv offer. were waving all installation costs and postponing all payments for up to one year to cruzy bathroom model has a design you'll love at a price you can afford and best of all, they can install and as little as one day with no stress and no meds, are

when we come back in the wake of anti- israel protests on college campuses, michael moore now part ofeft which is the mainstream of the entire democratic party encouraging agitators to occupy buildings, sounds like he's calling for insurrection. we'll show you the tape, will get reaction. vivek ramaswamy straight ahead. also, all eyes on the middle east. israel's for operation is no underway and, of course, the ongoing protest in new york city as we continue. >> ♪ ♪ (reporters) over here. kev! kev! (reporter 1) any response to the trade rumors, we keep hearing about? (kev) we talkin' about moving? not the trade, not the trade, we talking about movin'. no thank you. (reporter 2) you could use opendoor. sell your house directly to them, it's easy. (kev) ... i guess we're movin'. - they slept on me for 15 years. things i collected, pollen, dust, dander. all that time, they could have protected me. allerease mattress protectors block 99.9% of dirt, dust, and allergens. for cleaner z's add allerease. find it where you buy bedding. i'm franklin graham. the world ems to be engulfe with hate.

michael moore, always good to see you. thank you so much for coming in, turning to sports. >> now the celtics are happy way to the nba finals. the routing and pacers in game two, andy scholes has this morning bleacher report. >> good morning and more, jessica for the celtics, de finally won a game yeah, they had lost in the previous two rounds in games due to the heat and the calves, but they came ready last night, boston trailing in the first, but then they went on a big 22 oh, rod, in that second quarter, jaylen brown scoring ten points in that span, he would match its boy off career. >> i 40 in this one. and after that, rod itself takes, they would never trail in this game. bad news though for the pacers, their star tyrese haliburton. he left this game in the third quarter with an injured hamstring he, says they're going to know more about his status later today, celtics went back 126110. take it too old, lead in the series and it was brown on his big performance coming just days after being left off the all-nba was you

underwear on stuff and i just gave him a couple of slots joining me now to discuss former us attorney michael moorehael, good morning is i want to start the border. i was going to say it's too early for swats on the magazine. okay no like in seriousness, this actually sets us up in a way that digs into something that i want to talk about with you about what we're seeing up from this trial before we dig into the details of what we're going to see that's the sort of broader kind of desensitization of are sort of political discourse, of our general sensibilities to what we're seeing here. >> and the new york times writes about it in the context of the jury, right? so how has the jury been affected by this greater climate in our culture? and they write, the problem is the damaged to american society over the past nine years? a sense of lowered expectations about politics that affects all of us including those of us selected for a jury trump managed to do exactly what many farsighted people warrant. he would, in your large parts of the public to his depredations against honesty, integrity, and decency a

and let's talk more about this with former us attorney michael moore. michael always good to see you. this hearing is the first judge since she delayed indefinitely the start of this trial. it had been scheduled to begin as early as this week it's been more than a month since she held last tell the public in-person hearing on the case though she has held at least one sealed proceedings since then it appears unless she picks up her momentum here, it's unlikely these charges will go before a jury, before 2024. >> so if that's the case, can trump make this all go away. >> if he can delay it long enough. if he wins yeah. >> i'm glad to be with all of you i just think there's no way this case is tried before the election. now, let's just just call it and go ahead and make that prediction now. >> and frankly, i don't blame the judge totally i mean, actually applaud her for having a hearing sometimes in federal court, it's hard to get judges have a hearing they like to rule on the pleadings, the written documents themselves, emotions as opposed to given the law

the second thing is that michael moore saying, okay,, going to go over buildings? that's a burglary, the guy no, not -- the guy knows nothing about the law. in the end they are using to this free-speech as an opportunity to literally shut everybody else up or either disrupt their campus or disrupt our lives. it's not going to stop by the way. >> greg: you know jonathan it seems like the george floyd protests, that defacing of monuments is now actually incorporated into speech. will there be any punishment or anything? it's actually criminal behavior what they did, it's repulsive. >> jonathan: not if the history is any lesser, these charges have not been coming. of course it is not a free-speech, free-speech generally ends when the criminal code begins. it's really troubling about a lot of this stuff is to see the extent of the rock realization that -- radicalization of students, many of us have been claimed planing about this for years. >>> and campus, this week and the students were -- video surfaced where students were calling for a guillotine to chop the heads o

and it's an important story i want to bring in cnn legal analysts, michael moore and former florida judge and cooley law school professor jeff swartz, michael, you are the us attorney for the middle district of georgia the state where so many of the same trump aides were indicted for trying to overturn the election results there. what do you make of this case in arizona? over this fake elector scheme? >> yeah. >> i'm glad to be both abby you know, this really tracks much the same type of information and allegations that we see in the georgia indictment and others that is dealing with whether or not there was some forgery committed by presenting false documents and the signatures, and that is easy the offenses that could be defined by state law. >> so you're seeing state officials bringing these charges i there's a part of me who is 100% for accountability and for having things brought forward when they're, when they're issues like this as another part of that concerns. but to see cases like this just popping all over, popping up all over the country as opposed to sort of a consolidated ap

i'm joined now by cnn legal analyst and former us attorney michael moore, sentencing michael scheduled for july 11 is the former president going to actually be sentenced on that de do you think and we'll he ever see the inside of a jail cell or does that just seem highly unlikely to you? >> well, i'm glad to be with you i do think he will probably seek to have the sentencing date moved. i mean, it was sits so very close to the convention, it would strike me as odd if his lawyers didn't ask to do that. and remember, it between now and then there will be motions filed, there will be some sentencing memorandum coming both from the state and from the defense in the case. and so there's plenty for the judge to be working on. and i think probably the date was just chosen to get something on the books and it wouldn't instruct wouldn't seem odd to dummy to head their mood. and whether or not he goes to jail. i cannot imagine he would go to jail have been some people say when is 34 counts? surely that means southall, you don't if you still one banana from the grocery store, you don't get bored

gate joining us right now is legal analyst and former us attorney, michael moore, it's good to see you, michael, how do you run this line of questioning? well, good morning. and i'm glad to be with you. >> this has gotta be an extra day that's a pivotal de, for the state. frankly, as well as the defense. i mean, they they've hitched their entire case. it basically hitch their wagon to mr. cohen to bring this together. the question at the end of the de would be whether or not, you know, they've hitched their wagon to a lame horse person. i think that's gonna be the question that we see going forward. i mean, the state is spirit essentially several weeks now trying to sort of pre rehabilitate and pre corroborate cohen's testimony. i mean, they've brought in witnesses to say, well, maybe don't pay to what he says. look at the documents, look at you know, what i saw versus what he saw all but the one piece of this case is remain missing has been whether or not trump had some specific information and direction and involvement in how the business records were recorded and so they're going to

cnn and legal analyst and former us attorney michael moore. good to see you all right. >> so let's start with michael cohen because he'll be back on the stand at the start of this week. there was this big moment talking about that october 24, 2016 phone call, the text messages. he testified that the phone call was width from about the stormy daniels matter. todd blanche, the defense attorney, showed text messages to go in and of course, to the jury showed that they were talking about around that time harassing phone calls that he received, and he was asking for help. todd blanche made it big moment, said you lied. how much damage to the cause? yeah. i'm glad to be it was a big beaumont. i mean, i just can't get around that and it was it was a devastating moment against the government's case against the state's case here. the issue is that this call is has been played episode of the key call where trump approves everything he gives his stamp of acknowledgment and i know what's going on and the states so to play that up, what they didn't do was p

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we appreciate you all run bronstein, melissa gomez, michael moore for walking us through it. thanks so much thank you for having of course i have this our scenes of chaos in rafah where gaza officials say that an israeli airstrike on a camp for displaced palestinians killed at least 45 hi people, and injured hundreds more. what israel's prime minister benjamin netanyahu, he's just said about the attack. and we're tracking deadly storms as they move across the country, putting millions of people risk of severe weather. this memorial day plus another episode of turbulence injuring people on a commercial flight. we've got details for you just ahead here on cnn news central new print this assignments in my bag like a bunch of groceries. >> alice qizan, greece just contemplate freedom. >> you can't take your eyes off the new 2024 jeep wrangler in gladiator cheap. there's only one top off this memorial day with 2000 bonus cash allowance. i'm 2020 jeep wrangler gas-powered models and gop-led year stop by your local dealer for a test drive and experience open-air freedom today with m

to keep her story out of anyone's conscience, will soon find out won't we now want to bring in michael moore, a cnn legal analyst, also here as brandy harden, a criminal defense lawyer. i'm so glad that both of you all are here because i had been wondering, start with you brand-new for a second i hadn't sayyed a lot of information came in in the testimony and even the judge said is there a reason that you're not objecting more to the defense counsel? i had to know from you who i've seen in the courtroom. i've seen you object. >> maybe my own case or maybe not on your feet. >> what would you have found so objectionable. and why didn't they do more some of the details we're just unnecessary. there was absolutely no reason to go into some of the things that they had her talk about. and so i would have been objecting way more and i think some of the details this rolled-up magazine spake know some of those kinds of things. i just didn't need to come out. i mean, again, it is a documents case so there's obviously there's a six situation here, but the details just didn't need to come out. i would h

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and so not much substance to his to his post, but certainly some fodder for the campaign trail michael mooreyou rightly point out this is not just a legal trial, this is something that is political for donald trump and he is using this as his campaign stage. >> every time he can. i really appreciate your time. thank you for coming on this morning john i do suppose one question is, which witness could he see that we'll get under his skin like that? >> why is he upset about the witness this morning? we'll find out shortly. the meantime, overnight with only a couple hours left on the countdown clock, nasa scrubbed the launch of the boeing starliner rocket due to a technical issue, astronauts were already in the cockpit when it was decided they would be on the ground for at least another day. this is supposed to be the first kroos mission for the starliner. and if successful, it would join space x is crew dragon, rocket and shuttling astronauts to the international space station. c. and as kristen fisher is at cape canaveral look, it's been a long difficult road for starliner this is one more bu

the dentist, send freight pallet store. 2 the, the, i got the, the st, yvonne muhammad on south michael moore. these are just some of the names of the office to of use them use it to raise awareness of the palestinian struggle. so what is the role of music innovation movement and what kind of achieve that was a loan candidates to introduce us to this topic? let's listen to it. a half from sol band, a palestinian group from gaza of the year. and then a whole to both of us to me in a minute on the scene most the time, the reopening else unfortunately, the working, the platinum political squeaks are literally the the is the scene was an interest to my dreams. and actually everything was destroyed. and i didn't know if i can dream again um, but all i know that i, i will try not to lose my out the, the situation. we need to do this in our museum and then spinning and sounds like the other thing is do other denies. there's really, really lucas, which will give us an energy and whole and support over the children's side literally. so i think new z. oh, the who goes to the house was the most beautifu

i'm listening to michael moore the other night. i'm thinking, oh my god, he'd make sense. let me tell you what's gonna happen in about 6 months. there's gonna be the election and donald trump's going to win this thing and if he ever thank anybody, he'll say, i wanna say joe biden. i want to think this ridiculousness because gentlemen, what's happening right now is people, especially in new york, are seeing, hey, that's what the police look like. they're respective of what they're doing, whether right or wrong. but people are saying, you know, we have been so bereft of this notion of law and order. and gavin newsome in california the governor who was supposedly up till just recently going to be the last and it could be the replacement. the candidate california is tumbling into the sea is daily then within tone is a cut pastor of feet and people are now saying, what does this sound like, peter? we always go back towards out to 9068 order law and order next in chicago. look at what people doing is you idiots. you so, so i don't know why. oh, i wish i could be that optimistic.

michael moore, these are just some of the names of the office to of use them use it to raise awareness of the palestinian struggle. so what is the role of music in an evaluation movement on what kind of achieve that was a loan candidates to introduce us to this topic? let's listen to it a half from so band, a palestinian group from gaza of the year. and then a whole to both of us to me in a minute on the see the show for the most the time the reopening of accomplish and the glee, the working, the platinum, the team we literally the the is the scene was not just my dreams and actually everything was destroyed and i didn't know if i can dream again. um, but all i know that i, i will try not to lose my out the, the situation. we need to do this in our museum and those to me and sounds like the other thing is do other denies. there's literally really lucas, which give us an energy and toll and support over the children's side literally. so i think music over the who goes to, to house, to the most beautiful the thing. so i have the importance of music as a source of hope in the times to dis

i'm listening to michael moore the other night. i think he, oh my god, he makes sense. let me tell you what's gonna happen in about 6 months. there's gonna be the election and donald trump's going to win this thing and if he ever thanks anybody, he'll say, i wanna say joe biden. i want to think this ridiculous, this because gentleman, what's happening right now is people, especially in new york, are seeing, hey, that's what the police look like irrespective of what they're doing, whether right or wrong. but people are saying, you know, we have been so bereft of this notion of law and order. and gavin newsome in california the governor who was supposedly up until just recently going to be the last and it could be the replacement. the candidate california is tumbling into the sea is daily then within tone. it is a cut pastor of feet and people are now saying, what does this sound like, peter? we always go back towards out of $9068.00 order law and order next in chicago. look at what people doing is you idiots use social jarvis vinyl. i wish i could be that optimistic. wel

liberal activist michael moore is warning president biden that he is at risk of losing the election inember. what exactly is he saying? ashley: he says biden's support for israel's war in gaza is an affront to their shared catholic faith is that will cost him the november election. listen to what he said on cnn. >> i'm trying to save president biden. as soon as he does the right thing, as soon, watching mr. biden, fellow catholic, our catholics and the pope is right on this. we need an immediate cease-fire but we are going to lose the election, we will lose michigan if we don't turn this around, president biden doesn't turn this around, that is going to do more to put trump back in the white house. ashley: he also defended anti-israel student protesters and suggesting media reports of anti-semitic and pro-terrorist sympathies are being overblown or even fictional. ashley: thanks. back to the markets, kenny polcari -- kenny polcari is with us for this hour. the economy is slowing obviously, interest rates are rising. inflation is rising. why not sell a little start? kenny:if you want to

they wanted to talk about was what happened january 6 in 2021 but now it's okay for the likes of michael moorethese agitators and supporting them and saying it's okay to take over buildings on college campuses and building can't mince without consequences and it's okay -- okay to confront people on campus and ask if you are a zionist. >> it's their own form of terrorism it's american as a gets to go protect your government and express first amendment rights you don't have a right to frighten people you don't the right to take over property or make somebody feel unsafe and use hate speech. you had the secretary in garland telling congress that white supremacy was the number 1 threat to the united states of america. why don't they wake up and see what's going on for the college campuses they need to get to fund let's understand who are the people who hate america enough they are funding them because they are not just pro- hamas a terrorist organization that are going after a whole lot of other things when you make people feel unsafe and put a human chain together that prohibits somebody because

of all of this, is defense attorney randy's ellen, and cnn legal analyst and former us attorney michael moore. michael put today in perspective for me, if you could, what is going to happen? what needs to happen for either sayyed yeah. >> well, i'm glad to be with both deputies. it important day. it's a day really for the first time that the lawyers get to argue their position, they've been able to put on their evidence. they've been able to bring out documents. they've been able to make some objections. and so sort of gives some bluster in the courtroom, but to actually get to the tail these jurors out of your own mouth. what it is that this lattice is important. what matters, why this piece of testimony is irrelevant, why this is a lie, why this should not be used as a reason to convict the former president or why if you're the prosecutor, this ties it all together. so what do you talk about closing arguments? this is in fact the first time they're gonna get to argue this case. it's so there are risks to go into long if you're either side, you want to get get in there, get quick. this jury

it's like michael moore trying to grasp the concept of soap.struggled to answer whether u.s. borrows currency you just print ourselves. >> like you said the window dollars to why does the government even -- >> well, the -- and people by the bonds and lend them the money. yeah, i guess i'm just -- i can't really -- i don't get it. i don't know whether talking about, like, because it's, like, the government clearly wins money, it does it all the time and it clearly borrows otherwise we will be having this conversation. so i don't think there's anybody -- anything conf confusing. >> greg: not at all earmark what did he just say? that's from a documentary called "finding the money to go i think it should be called "finding the idiot." i never thought i would wish kabbalah could come in to explain the situation. [laughter] jimmy -- >> i watched it. and what he's trying to say. >> greg: what is he trying to say? >> greg: >> were all -- [laughter] how is that guy in charge of yukon? okay? we had larry kudlow there in the past and cut little obviously

interesting to note, you know, from pop-culture this is wrapper michael moore who released a pro- palestinehis message is today just release for president biden. watch this. >> ♪ ♪ >> martha: mark? >> you know, what's fascinating is first of all his speech today was great because it was unrecoverable. he just condemned anti-semitism compendium hamas. the first time -- i kept waiting for him to say islamophobia, both side but he didn't do it so good for him for doing that but you had jack keane earlier saying that dividing policy is the premise is clear now for my that's what the protesters wants. that's what they're demanding. permanent cease-fire now. >> rt. hon. justin trudeau: stop the offensive, and maga were that allow hamas to continue and stop short of -- mark with the happy with us today. >> thanks, martha. >> martha: moments ago new york's mayor -- i've had for information leading to the arrests of these testers who sprayed graffiti on this world -- world war i monument in central park that commemorates the heroism of the 107th in this -- infantry in world war i. they covered in a