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michael warren, the foreign investor to the united states put it this way earlier today when he was hereone of the earlier programs. he said that proportionally speaking, if you were to compare israel's 9/11 as they call it with our 9/11 because of the differences in population, 1,400 israelis were killed on october 7th. that would be like 50,000 americans being killed on 9/11. that is why israel so determined to make sure, judge, this never happens again. >> judge jeanine: john, it is interesting that there are already tens of thousands of idf soldiers and columns of israeli tanks along the border, massed along the israel/gaza border ready to go, but it seems like everyone is telling the idf and israeli, "slow down, slow down." it appears that it's almost an international effort to get them to not respond. >> certainly there is growing pressure on israel to not respond on the ground because respondent on the ground, obviously, would repudiate more casualties in gaza, the idf will take casualties and hezbollah could get involved with raining rockets down on israel. that is not a scenario

. >> john finer and mike michael warren, both manchin to totally bring them in that moment, about that on this program, john finer is president biden's principal deputy national adverse advisor, and michael oren was the israeli ambassador to the united states. the woman meeting secretary blinken there was ambassador's chief of staff. secretary blinken had a private meeting the families of americans who have been killed have been taken hostage, or are missing and there are now 27 americans confirmed dead and 14 remain unaccounted for. >> we feel supported. >> from the beginning. >> from the very beginning, until the meeting with blinken today. you listened to us from his heart. he hugged each one of us. it didn't stop anyone from speaking. this was not a protocol meeting. this was a meeting of someone who understands what jews have suffered for thousands of years, and wants to make sure that this never ever happens again. >> before leaving israel today for meetings with other governments in the region, beginning with jordan, secretary blinken said this. >> it's hard to find the right wo

former is really ambassador michael warren joins me now.ou in israel and all of us under the gun right now. you were aws/israeli citizen, had to give that up to become ambassador. since you were one you must have special feelings for what happened to the families of those whose dual citizens were killed in israel on october 7th but those still being held hostage. talk about that for a little. >> reporter: good to be with you and thank you for your support. a piece of paper called passport doesn't make me less american. you hear from my accent. i heard about american citizens just visiting relatives, citizens of the united states, some on the year program, some of those children and kids and young people at the rave concert where these terrorists shot 260 young people to death and tortured and raped ambulated a great many others. among them americans and they have the hostages. generally speaking we don't know a lot about the hostages. the parent of the hostages and they have this minimal sort of freak thing happening. i visited one mother w

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it was suggested by michael warren, who will be on the program later, a former american -- israeli ambassadorthe u.s., that there could be a pan-arab governing body, saudis, palestinian leadership, replacing hamas. israel does not want to own it. is that even feasible? >> it sounds farfetched to me. i haven't noticed a lot of appetite in the arab world to do that. they will not have acceptance or legitimacy. one of the things that -- the idea that outsiders will, if you will -- it's regime change and come up with a leadership? almost by definition, that would be rejected. i don't think there's any easy answer to miitarily defeat or destroy or eliminate hamas, much less produce a partner willing to live in peace with israel and meet israelis halfway. the history of the middle east suggests that's not in the cards. >> what about secretary blinken's travel, his upcoming travel? he is going to jordan. we understand why king abdullah stands. he will meet with the palestinian authority leader who does not have a considerable amount of power, even over the west bank. then he is going to qatar. what

peter baker, ambassador michael warren. martin fletcher. and martin, i am so sorry to you and your wife. when we come back, we're gonna talk about politics. and maybe a little law. former trump lawyer, sydney powell, pleading guilty in the georgia election interference case. our friend, joyce vance who predicted this outcome is here to break down what it means for the former president and the other defendants, and later another day goes by and still there is no speaker of the house after ckup landfills. charlie dent and tina miller are here on the latest round of republican chaos. the 11th hour just getting underway on a thursday night that needs a lot of deep breathing. there is a better way to manage diabetes. the dexcom g7 continuous glucose monitoring system eliminates painful finger sticks, helps lower a1c, and it's covered by medicare. before using the dexcom g7, i was really frustrated. all of that finger pricking and all that pain, my a1c was still stuck. before dexcom g7, i couldn't enjoy a single meal. i was always trying to outgu

michael warren, senior editor for the dispatch talks about the house speaker contest and future of the gop. c-span's "washington journal. join in the conversation live at 7:00 eastern friday morning on c-span, c-span now, or online at c-span.org. >> monday watch c-span's series in partnership with the library of congress "books that shaped america." we will feature the common law written two decades before oliver wendell holmes will become supreme court justice. the book is from a series of lectures on criminal and civil law and other legal issues. controversial at the time, holmes wrote that the life of the law has not been logic but experience. jeffrey rosen, president and ceo of the national constitution center will join us to discuss the book. watch "books that shaped america" featuring the common

peter baker, ambassador michael warren. martin fletcher. and martin, i am so sorry to you and your wife. when we come backwee gonna talk about politics. and maybe a little law. former trump lawyer, sydney powell, pleading guilty in the georgia election interference case. our friend, joyce vance who predicted this outcome is here to break down what it means for the former president and the other defendants, and later another day goes by and still there is no speaker of the house after backup landfills. charlie dent and tina miller are here on the latest round of republican chaos. the 11th hour just getting underway on a thursday night that needs a lot of deep breathing. g. ore viable future for our kids, we need to find more sustainable ways of doing things. america's plastic makers are investing billions of dollars in new technologies and creating plastic products that are more recyclable. durable. and dependable. our goal is a cleaner, healthier planet for generations to come. for a better tomorrow, we're focused on making plastics better

and former member of the knesset, michael warren. ambassador, thank you for joining us.s argument it will be quite difficult and could potentially not happen. if they are successful, what takes its place? >> well, you can kill hamas leaders, you can uproot hamas, but you can't kill the idea of hamas. and i want to be very clear about that. the idea of hamas is the same idea behind isis, behind al qaeda, the idea of destroying israel. only in the very first stage, @the middle east and eventually the world, and transforming it into a global caliphate. that is the ideology or the theology which links all of these groups. that cannot be achieved by military means. it can't be achieved by military means in iraq, it can't be achieved by military means in gaza. we can gain security certainly by uprooting hamas and our soldiers going alley to alley, tunnel to tunnel. they're deeply embedded underground and removing the missiles and the offense capabilities of hamas. hamas will spring up again, not just in gaza or judah ya, it will spring out in the middle east. to combat that, t

now to discuss all of the days, developments, former israeli ambassador to the united states, michael warren nice to see you again. i'm sorry the news continues to, in some ways, become more dire and more tragic. i wonder if you can just first tell me your understanding of the sort of state of readiness and when, it sounds like it is when not if, the next phase of the or begins. >> good evening, nicole. i have to agree with ralph sanchez. it was a good report, when he says there are no good options. and there are no good options. israel has to respond to hamas. israel has to do its upmost to uproot and annihilate hamas so ever again threatens our civilian population. that's clear. that is close to 100 percent israelis understand that. and in terms of the danger to our own soldiers going in there. however, in order to conduct that battle against an enemy which has brutally, hundreds of yards, more than yards, hundreds of miles of tunnels and bunkers under gaza, you cannot fight that battle in alleys that are heavily mined, barbwire, strip wired, without clearing up the civilian population. or

all that, plus senator elizabeth warren and author michael lewis on his new book of the rise and fallbankman-fried. when all in starts right now. ♪ ♪ ♪ good evening from new york, i am chris hayes. tonight, for the very first time in the nation's history, the speaker of the house has been fired, and the office has been left vacant. it is vacant right now. we have an interim speaker but no official speaker. and kevin mccarthy, after less than a year on the job, is out. exactly nine months ago today, house republicans held the first of 15 votes, remember that, to elevate california congressman kevin mccarthy to speaker of the house of representatives. just a few hours ago, they voted to remove him from that position. you see, as part of a deal to secure his speakership on that 15th ballot, mccarthy made a deal with the most extreme members of the conference that would allow just one disgruntled representative to force a vote to fire him. and today, maga florida congressman matt gaetz forced that vote, and seven of his colleagues went along with it. it is the first time that a speaker ha

. >> following his military service, ford met elizabeth warren, they married in 1948 and had four children. michael, john -- gerald ford took office august 9th, 1974 after president nixon resigned. ford declared in his remarks upon taking the oath of office -- >> i am acutely aware that you have not elected me as your president by your ballots. so, i ask you to confirm me. as your president, with your peers. god helping me, i will not let you down. thank you. >> during their time in white house, the fords made and celebrated history, such as their participation in the bicentennial, including hosting a state dinner for queen elizabeth ii. although one of the most famous families in the country, the fords enjoyed ordinary moments, the president was often photographed with the family's golden retriever, liberty park >> liberty and my dad had a really unique relationship, dad taking her to the office and she just got right underneath his desk and made herself right at home. >> like many american families, christmas was also a special time for the fords. >> the white house was so exceptionally beautiful

warren. they married in 1948 and had four children. michael, john stephen and susan. gerald ford took office august ninth, 1974, after president nixon resigned. for declared in his remarks upon taking the oath of office. i am acutely aware that you have not me as your president by your ballots. so i ask you to confirm me as your president with your prayers. god helping me. i will not let you down. thank you. during their time the white house, the fords made an celebrar dated history such as their participation in the bicentennial, including hosting a state dinner for queen elizabeth. the second. although one of the most famous families in the country, the fords enjoyed ordinary moments, the president was often with the family's golden retriever liberty. liberty. and my dad had just a really unique relationship her dad taking her to the office, and she would just got right underneath his desk and made herself right at home. and like many american families was also a special time. the fords. the white house. so exceptionally beautiful during christmas and coming up with

michael delorean the second, 51, not just on walker, 57, robert violet 50, six lucille violet, 73, william young, 44, aaron young, 14, william bracket, 48, joshua seal 46, thomas conrad, 44, max hathaway, 45, donald warrenair, 64, and trisha asselin, 53. this is the nbc news chief justice contributor. he joins me now. what is the latest? >> they're calling in extra bodies to help in the search. federal state officials, this has been around the clock search, those have been up there are tired, they need some fill in to help out, they have a broader area to now search because time has passed, so he could be in for the locations. they are searching the river in case he is committed suicide, and his body is there, or on the banks. is he in the would it wooded area did somewhere? they don't now. and so they have to continue the search. they are treating it like he still out there, armed and dangerous, but they really just don't have an answer. >> what have they recovered? i mean, what do they have of his, physically, in terms of clues about where he might be? >> most significant is the white subaru, the one who used after the shooting, inside the car was the semiotic emmy automatic weapon, what they believe