michael ryan is a former deputy assistant secretary of defense for european and nato policy and he saysh israel and hamas face multiple challenges in the next phase of the war. >> i think we have to separate the aims of the war with the military objectives on the ground or the as really defense forces. the aim of the war is to aluminate hamas as a threat to israel. the objectives of the military operation in gaza quite clearly are to secure the release of the hostages. those objectives in the war can be conducted simultaneously. the military objective primarily and therefore the priority is going to be to secure the release of the hostages. you can have multiple priorities and objectives in a campaign. what the idf needs to do in gaza is find and fix the hostages and the hamas military wing so they can destroy the military wing all rescue and the hostages. the hostages will be in a position to be used as human shields to protect the hamas military wing specifically the leadership so it will be difficult in the near term to do both. urban combat is the most difficult of all forms of comb

it's really interesting to get your uh, the benefit of your experience in this michael ryan. thank you very much. indeed for your time sir. take care of, of course is the start of the wall. there's been a major escalation of violence in the occupying westbank as well. since october 7th, at least a $120.00 pounds, the standings are being killed in the occupied westbank either by is where the forces are in attack. spite is really satler's the longest and largest is ready and carson has been in jeanine on monday is where the forces installing the city, demolishing the gate of its refugee camp. it also deployed drones for palestinians were killed with several injured and non con reports from so what in the occupied by spank around 2 am. hundreds of his ready soldiers entered jenny refugee camp. they felt that way in and in the answering 55, many palestinians were injured. but instead of arresting palestinians in the camp, they both those symbols of resistance to as well as occupational palestinian territory. it's gate was destroyed itself and what do you mean to resistance? the s

needed, of course, joining us now nbc news capitol hill correspondent ryan nobles and former republican national chairman, michaelteele. ryan, how did this work out? >> reporter: well, andrea, i think we have to be very clear under these circumstances that this is no guarantee that steve scalise will be the next speaker of the house. republicans are still divideds as to how to take this process to the floor of the house of representatives. it requires 217 votes given the current makeup of congress in order for someone to be elected speaker. the vote that we saw come out of this internal meeting of house republicans, which we should point out was a private ballot was tight, the final ballot, 113. already there are members of the republican conference telling my colleague ali vitali they will not vote for steve scalise on the floor of the house if and when this speaker nomination actually makes it to that stage. so the math is still a problem for these republican candidates, and as we saw play out with kevin mccarthy, both when he was elected speaker and when he was removed from the speaker's office, it takes just

thank you very much indeed about michael ryan is a former deputy assistant secretary of defense for you to be in and natal policy. and he says both israel on homeless face multiple challenges in next. next phase of the war, and i think we're have to separate the aims of the war with the military objectives on the ground for the israeli defense forces. the name of the war is to eliminate from us as a threat to israel. and here's where we use all the elements of national power to do so. over the course of that war, harper long it may take the objectives of the military operation and gaza, quite clearly, or this to secure the release of the hostages. now those 2 objectives in the war can be conducted simultaneously, as i said, the military objective, primarily, and therefore the priority is going to be to secure the release of the hostages. you can have multiple priorities and multiple objectives in a campaign. and so a campaign is over the long term, but the idea of needs to do in gaza is find and fix both the hostages and the homeless military wing, so that they can destroy the most mili

, michael lee. ryan at futures, where we're looking at a mixed opening ahead of a big week for third quarter earnings, dow industrials up 126, nasdaq is negative by 5, we're wait on the major banks including bank of america and goldman sachs tomorrow followed by of course morgan stanley and netflix and a tesla on wednesday. we just heard from jp morgan last week and citi. what are you expecting from the third quarter reporting season? >> yeah, it's a big week. i mean, we got some clues friday from some of these banks that i think cracks are starting to form in some of the spending habits of the consumer. that's been the story of the year, the resilience of the consumer spending but card balances are up. net chargeoffs have almost doubled from a year ago and i think consumer spending is like losing weight. if you're a couple pounds overweight no one is saying anything to you. you're probably not making changes. but if you get really overweight your best friend is saying what's going on here, it's like whe

our thanks to former congressman fred upton, michael steele, ryan nobles, and ali vitali for all of our coverage on this evolving story. that does it for this two hours of special coverage of the developments both overseas on the israel/hamas war and on capitol hill, our special coverage continues right now with katy tur. >>> i'm katy tur, bear with us because we have two major breaking stories that are strange but necessary bed fellows. there is still more drama on capitol hill as house republicans emerge from their afternoon meeting with a secret ballot nomination for steve scalise as speaker. but not one with enough guaranteed votes to get them the gavel, which is a big problem because the government runs out of funding in a few weeks, and also because the white house will be asking congress presently for an aid package for israel, one that by all accounts so far can't pass without a speaker. let's goat that story first, and then right back to israel where things are rapidly unfolding as well. jake sherman, cofounder of punch bowl news and msnbc political contributor. thanks for bein

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michael graham look at the defining church -- declining church attendance by examining who's leaving, the reasons why and how to bring people back in theibook. then at 10:00 p.m. eastern on afterwards, ryan riley of nbc news shares his book, seditio hunters, or he chronicles help citizens find individuals involved in the january 6 the riot at the u.s. capitol. interviewed by the senior legal's affair committee. rajput tv every sunday on c-span2 and find a full schedule on your program guide or watch online anytime up tv.org. >> a healthy democracy doesn't just look like this, it looks like this. where americans can see democracy at work. where citizens are truly informed. the republic thrives.

ryan nobles, thank you very much. >> coming up, donald trump has an attorney problem from jenna ellis flipping to michael cohen testifyingp's face today. what is happening in that new york courtroom coming up next. also, what the off-duty pilot who allegedly tried to shut off a jetliner's engine mid-flight told police what was going through his mind. we are back in 60 seconds. we ar. >>> donald trump has a lawyer problem. today in a surprise plea deal ago one flipped on him. jenna ellis who was part of his so-called elite strike force to overturn the results of the election pleaded guilty in georgia. fourth alleged co-conspirator and third lawyer to trade d.a. fani willis an admission for documents and testimony. of course, these lawyers were all pre-seated by another trump lawyer. michal cohen infamously flipped on the former president five years ago. now cohen is coming face to face with his former boss for the first time since, testify against him today in the new york fraud trial. there's the camera focusing. joining me is msnbc news senior legal correspondent and co-anchor of saturday today, laura jaret. michael coh

so, ryan, let's start with trump question under oath, he denied violating his gag order, but he said, oh, i was talking about michael cohen, you know, when he slammed someone sitting next to the judge and of course the person sitting next to the judge wasn't michael cohen, it was the clerk. said he didn't think trump was credible. but how significant is today's ruling? >> i think it's very significant. this is the second time that the judge has found that donald trump has violated the judge's gag rule. he's escalated the financial penalty from 5,000 to 10,000. if trump were to do it again, the judge said it's going to get worse. what he could be dangling there is at some point jail time. i mean, at some point, the judge excuses the options that he has in terms of what he can do to try to deter this kind of behavior. and trump seems to have rushed over it twice now. so we'll see. and i think it also maybe sends reverberating effects, as paula mentioned, to the other judges in other cases that are looking closely at this. >> so, on other judge in other cases, i want to get your reaction to this exclusive reporting. th

michael? >>> now to the man hunt for the suspect in the deadly stabbing of a man at a bus stop. police say they have now identified the man who they say stabbed 32-year-old ryann an attack caught on surveillance camera. trevor ault is on the scene. good morning, trevor. >> reporter: good morning, michael. this appears to be a random attack. a man stabbed to death in front of his girlfriend. but police sources say they know who the suspect is. this morning an urgent hunt for the suspect who brutally stabbed a brooklyn man to death in what appears to be an unprovoked attack. >> confirm a stabbing. malcolm x boulevard an lafayette. >> reporter: police are looking is at the surveillance video. it shows 32-year-old ryan carson waiting at a bus stop with his girlfriend after attending a wedding. suspect walks past and carson and his girlfriend then head in the same direction. carson steps in front of his girlfriend and tries deescalating the situation. backing away, he trips over the bus stop bench the suspect then stabbing him multiple times. >> the knife pierces mr. carson's heart, causing his death. as mr. carson lay dying on the sidewalk, the suspect then runs

michael warren of the "dispatch" go ahead. caller: mr. warren, i hope you can answer this question. first a comment. i was always suspicious of kevin mccarthy because he was an acolyte of paul ryan. paul ryan was totally against president trump building the wall on the southern border. that being as it is, the question that i have is matt gaetz and the eight other republicans, their contention was that kevin mccarthy was dragging his feet on getting these appropriation bills passed. he promised in january he would go back to regular order and that all these appropriation bills would have been passed. come the summertime instead of staying there and getting these bills passed, he allowed congress to go on recess. matt gaetz''s contention is kevin mccarthy because of money come interesting big donors. he was dragging his feet intentionally so that they would have to eventually go to an omnibus bill in the end and -- there is $8 billion of earmarks in this legislation that they want to pass in this budget. the thing is we understand that this budget will be dead on arrival when it gets to the senate. but the point is is that i feel the republicans need to show that this is what the

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