we'll have to rely on the little that have, in order to help the rapidly growing number of one that mike mark, who is a war studies senior fellow at kings college london. and earlier he told us, under what circumstances an ambulance con, void could become a legitimate military target. it's so ordinarily under the laws of war, things like hospitals, ambulances, you know, other medical facilities, protected. and so then not to come under attack. of course, if those a medical facilities all used for military purposes, they lose that protection. so what you see in this argument between how often is whether here, right, exactly what happens. both of them law states in that case, as low as well as we've seen already in this conflict is very, very difficult to determine exactly what has happened and it will probably take a few days of forensic analysis of footage and the like to determine if it's all possible, what exactly is happening to and now we're also hearing that gaza city is besieged and israel says it's entered the 3rd phase of the war. what do we know about the urban warfare that's under w

that was mike mark was a senior fellow at kings college london. while the hostage released delay means the agonizing weight goes on for the families of those being held by whom us many have maintained constant pressure on benyamin us and you know whose government to make sure the release of their loved ones is the main priority. the w's benches and reports from tel aviv were some relatives are holding a permanent visual this is become known as hostage square in downtown, till it be the high place of bread. and hope that this 1st partial hostage deal happens. i have them and i don't have all the same a size because i don't trust come us. i don't trust as long as we get a few. i mean it's better than not. and this, that tiny setting to life. some people coming back, i think, is a huge signature of hope and is a huge game for us. but it's, it's horrifying that it's not everyone, women and children only as one of the young men captured alone has won't be coming home yet. he's mother, set up this piano on the square that music is part of his life. it's

that was mike mark is a senior fellow at kings college london. i mean, well, fierce fighting is continuing and the gaza strip israel's military. so as a has carried out aerial strikes on over $300.00 homeless targets in the past 24 hours. these images show con units in the south of the territory strikes have also been reported in the north of the gaza strip of mazda appointed officials, se scores of civilians have been killed a spring in a bedroom. here he's a spokes person for the norwegian refugee council. and joins us from the jordanian capital. i'm on thanks for being with us. and we're looking at a pulse of at least 4 days here in the fighting in the, in gaza. how much a can organizations like yours achieve uh how, how much relief can you provide and that amount of time a good morning, terry. um, not much. the answer is, um, we have been even, you know, doing these, you know, as we speak, we onto that every item. the ground have a very limited in, in all capacity, in our ability to, to move around shelters. we do manage 3 sides where we have

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xo senator jon warner -- mike mark warner on "fox news sunday" the middle east have been attacked nearly month as you mention ironic proxy forces have continued to launch drone strikes and rockets targeting some of the 2500 american troops in iraq 900 in neighboring syria there has even been six attacks since wednesday after pair of u.s. f-15 strike eagle's hit that warehouse in eastern syria used to store weapons the pentagon says was used to attack american troops in the middle east wall street journal editorial page says iran has not been deterred this right the employment of american firepower to the middle east writing quotes president biden's a weakk response to attacks on u.s. forces are not the turn iran and its proxies which increases the risk of escalation. the surgical u.s. military strike and response are not making tehran think twice about hitting american troops heard what is the point for military assets if america's enemies do not fear the u.s. will use them. as the president's national security advisor on gaza and the war and hamas. >> the weight forward, the basic princ

to truth social or if he gives a speech in which he makes a statement about someone like a mark meadows, mike pence, mark milley, isn't that a communication with that witness and the rest of the world for that matter, about the facts of the case. if you're conceding those conditions of release are constitutional, why is it not constitutional for a gag order to get at some of that same conduct? >> caroline, you also picked up on that, those communications with witnesses and the other piece they were trying to get at is, are communications directly with witnesses different than communications that are maybe directed about witnesses or at witnesses in the social media sphere different? >> this is where you get into some of the nuances here. we have these competing interests here, just as frank was saying. trump's attorneys harken back to this invaluable right of the first amendment that there has to be a clear and present danger in involved in speech in order for it to be protected. a prior restraint in speech is the most serious restraint on speech that one could have. again, as frank said, wha

here now with a preview of the big event, chairman of the harris poll, mark penn around former arkansas governor, mikekabee is with us. mark penn, let's examine from a political point of view. you are a pollster, worked with the clintons for years. from a political point of view, i would argue both are putting themselves in the arena. they are both putting themselves in the octagon. they are both willing to take a risk to do it. i think it is healthy for the country. that's my take. your take? >> definitely. look, i think this is a high-risk event for everybody involved. i think ron desantis expected to be much higher in the presidential race against donald trump. this now now turned against something that might have been risky where if he pulls off a great debate and defends his record, he will actually come up a few points in the presidential race. newsom, he doesn't have much to lose. he is not expecting to get fox voters to vote for him no matter what. if he can see ron desantis, that will put him in a great position in the presidential bullpen, which is what he is interested in. >> we talk a lot,

chairman of the harris poll, mark penn, and former arkansas governor mike huckabee is with us. all right. mark penn, let's just examine from a political point of view. you're a pollster. you worked with the clintons for years. from a political point of view ,do you think? i would argue that both are putting themselves in the arena. they both put themselves in the octagon here. i think they're both willing to take a risk to do it. and i think it's healthy for the country. that's my. take your take. yeah, definitely. look, i think this is a high risk event for everybody involved. i think ron desantis expected to be much in the presidential race against donald trump. so this has now turned into something that might have been risky where he has everything to lose, where maybe if he pulls off a great debate here and defends his record, he'll actually come up a few points in the presidential race. newsom he doesn't have much to lose here. he's not expecting to get fox voters to vote for him. no matter what. on the other hand, if he can say ron desantis, that's going to put him in a gr

tonight -- octavia spencer, mike birbiglia, mark rober, and music from devon gilfillian. with cleto and the cletones. and now, jimmy kimmel! [ cheers and applause ] ♪ >> jimmy: thank you. hi. i'm jimmy, i'm the host of the show. thank you for watching. thank you for coming and joining us here in hollywood. i appreciate that. and i'm glad you're in a good mood because it's a great time of the year. it's the five-day period, just after all the halloween crap disappears, and just before the mariah carey christmas song starts playing out of every speaker on planet earth. [ laughter ] we took the kids trick-or-treating last night. this morning our son comes into our bedroom while we're sleeping. he whispers in a loud voice, "can we play ipad? we were so good last night." which is, by the way, not true. he ate probably nine pieces of candy after i told him that's the last one. but even in the deep slumber i was in, before he came running into the room -- he runs everywhere he goes, which is never not terrifying. [ laughter ] hearing the sound of someone, footsteps running into

mike mccall of texas. something we just marked up in the house affairs committee by unanimous vote. tonight, we stand here beneath the u.s. capitol while guarding the statue of freedom. tonight we stand shoulder to shoulder with democrats and republicans. americans all. as we are joined tonight, many have had the opportunity to visit with the family of those held hostage by the savage butchers of hamas. more than 240 or held including americans. it is with heavy heart that we stand today in prayer, solidarity and righteous anger. for those 1400 murders, we pray for the repose of their souls and comfort for their love ones. in freedom's long shadow, we join in unified demand that these hostages be released. relist safely and probably without condition. for these terrorists who saw that shall reap the whirlwind. tonight we channel isaiah 61 and proclaim freedom for the captives and release for those who are bound. and now the gentlelady from michigan. >> we gather on the steps in bipartisan fashion. safety speaker jobs -- johnson, thank you to my colleagues from arkansas. the culture

to be in their suite with all of our family members the kids ishe said knew they had a gift for mike we markith a gift i'm sure you will do that too. they said mom we have a gift for you and i said oh? okay. it's my favorite gift ever. it's three silver frames and in each one they wrote thei' favorite monism. that was charlotte's about fighting for your dreams. michael's was i'm not going to let what's going on out there affect what's going on in here. and audrey's was i hear you and i am listening. because for audrey she moved back to indiana as a senior in high school and that is not easy to do. it was really tough for her. her senior year one day she called me i happen to have been in washington for the day at some meetings i was like okay i am in washington struggling here and i thought know your priorities audrey so i sat down on the bench outside of capitoll hill i said i hear you and i am listening. >> iah love that. next you still paint? >> is still paint yes. actually right now i'm doing a painting he's here with us today. for each one of our kids we chose a verse they have their ow

up next mike santoli will join us >>> our senior marks commentator mike santoli joining us with his "midday word." i guess a slowing economy is, you know, perversely good for stocks, at least in the moment what it's not good for is obviously crude, which is now under 73 energy is the worst sector today. and we haven't talked about it yet on today's show. what are your thoughts here? >> i would say, first of all, a slowing economy is good for stocks to the degree it's just a slowdown from strong levels and not something worse. crude looks like it's a combination of obviously an oversupply of market in the short term you see this persistent weakness it gets us back to the ukrainian invasion, really i think demand concerns in the back of traders' minds, but, to me, more than anything, it's not really telling us anything special that we can't see in the other numbers except for, you know, production is near records everywhere but opec, and it seems as if there's just enough out there. i'm not too worried about that as a signal. it does fit into the overall narrative. we spent months hopin

sonali: speaking of odds, would you support or urge a mark cuban presidency given all the speculation around his next move after the mavericks? mikeve mark cuban. he is a kind man. he is a smart man. i spent some time with him. i podcasted him. if he throws his hat in the ring i will certainly have dinner with him. sonali: when you think about next year, but will be thening t the end of the day? when you and your peers are putting money towards canada's, what exactly are you looking for? mike: i do not think my fears money or my money will make much of a difference. the world has shifted so much with elections, social media. donald trump other than his legal defense gets publicity just because he is donald trump. i think we will see something feels to me as if it has to break. i'm not sure what it is yet. people wake up one day and say no. the most likely outcome is we go to the polls and it is trump versus biden. and you go to bed praying that you will not know who wins until you wake up. sonali: when we go back to bitcoin, the market is watching closely. you have been looking at the etf space. when you talk to investors, these e

in the suit withs the family members and the kids said i knew they had a gift for mike because we mark special occasion withs a gift, t i'm sure you do that to. three silver frames and in each one, they wrote their favorite momism and that was charlottes about fighting for your dreams. michael's was, i'm not going to let what's going on out there affect what's going on in here. andea audrey's was i hear you ad i'm listening because for audrey, she moved back to indiana as a senior in high school. and that's not easy to do. it was really tough for her and her senior year one day she called me, and i happened to haveve been in washington for te day and i thought i'm in washington here struggling and i saidid no, your priority is audrey. i sat down on the bench outside of capitol hill and i said i hear you and i'm listening. >> i love that. do you still paint? >> i still paint, yes. actually right now i'm doing a painting for etta. >> nice. >> who's here with us today but for each one of our kids, we die and they had their own verses and they c chose them and i anda water color that's bee

spencer's christmas advert, which cancels christmas advert, which cancels christmas altogether and mike mark needing 24 hours a day care for spina bifida, has reached the top of showjumping with live from . with live from. nine oh. >> welcome back to the saturday hive. we've had another email from a furry friend and emily's going to read this one. >> okay, i will do. my name is kai. i'm a gun dog and i couldn't give a toss about fireworks language . give me the fireworks language. give me the noise of a shotgun. oh, any day . noise of a shotgun. oh, any day. oh, well, there you go, punchy dog there, kai. >> yes . >> yes. >> yes. >> i like the sound of kai. yes, he's not cowering in the corner. >> no, he's not under the bed or, you know, i once found my dog well under the sofa , of dog well under the sofa, of course, under the bed. >> but sometimes, you know, he finds most places to finds the most obscure places to hide from the fireworks. >> terrified. poor thing, though no cares about. no one probably cares about. >> dog. but there you >> about my dog. but there you go. that many share. it'

spencer's christmas advert, which cancels christmas advert, which cancels christmas altogether and mike mark needing 24 hours a day care for spina bifida, has reached the top of showjumping with live from . with live from. nine oh. >> welcome back to the saturday hive. we've had another email from a furry friend and emily's going to read this one. >> okay, i will do. my name is kai. i'm a gun dog and i couldn't give a toss about fireworks language . give me the fireworks language. give me the noise of a shotgun. oh, any day . noise of a shotgun. oh, any day. oh, well, there you go, punchy dog there, kai. >> yes . >> yes. >> yes. >> i like the sound of kai. yes, he's not cowering in the corner. >> no, he's not under the bed or, you know, i once found my dog well under the sofa , of dog well under the sofa, of course, under the bed. >> but sometimes, you know, he finds most places to finds the most obscure places to hide from the fireworks. >> terrified. poor thing, though no cares about. no one probably cares about. >> dog. but there you >> about my dog. but there you go. that many share. it'

emhoff, chairman anne-marie veteran mike bosse, raking member mark takano., to all of the veterans here today, your families, caregivers, and survivors, good morning. it is fitting that we gather here at arlington national cemetery overlooking our nation's capital. with one sweep of the eye we see the cost of freedom. and the rows of marble headstones stretching into the distance. the final resting places of our nation's heroes. and in the precision of the sentinels guarding the tomb of the unknown soldier. in today's ceremony we see our nation's colors flying alongside the flags of our veterans service organizations. i am always struck by and moved by the veterans carrying these flags. a parade of patriotism, marked with the same pride and precision as when they wore the uniform. we are here to honor them. we are here to honor you. the unique strength of america. you reflect the exceptional diversity of our country, coming from all backgrounds, ages, faiths, colors, and creeds. you represent, as the president reminds us, the very soul of america. and you co

killed 31 americans, last week maga and m christian nationalism did not kill. >> click bait. >> mark simon, mike i love him, they don't make guys like that anymore, he is a straight arrow, they have the playbook to wipe him out work racism, you can't do, that me adopted a black child. larry: he is a maga christian. >> he said, he is against gay marriages and civil union that was same position that joe biden had. >> he stayed he was a kudlow student or something. >> he called you a professor. >> he was attacked on nbc. they said his interest in the bible made him an extremist. larry: the b best selling book. >> i think -- the bible is higher up than killing witches that is a joke. i won't say author. katie pavlich, he has tough issues, big sep p separation between house and senate, he has allies in the republican senate but not mitch mcconnell. what -- how do see this, funding battle, israel, versus biden's -- an omnibus spending bill. >> the new speaker is reintroducing the concept of having a budget and pay for things that you want to do, and prioritize spending, he is offering to take walker s

respect to nonpublic figures such as witnesses who are not publicly known, people not like mike pence or mark milley and with the statements criticizing them are clearly related to their trial testimony, in other words, if donald trump is speaking about mark milley and commentating on his book tour, that seems like something that the judges are prepared to say is fair game, so they're really going to try to weigh the various interests, the first amendment interest, the interest the district judge to validly control and make sure that the trial is fair, but i think that the issue of whether someone is a public figure or not and whether they -- it relates to their perspective trial testimony will be the two things that the court is focused on in limiting the gag order. >> and do you agree that this is headed to the supremes? >> they're going to certainly, i think -- i think donald trump will try that. it will be interesting whether they weigh in or not. there are unusual issues here that have not been squarely addressed, but i think what the decision is -- i think there's no question the suprem

is a line of questioning today of what trump is allowed to say, in cutting witnesses like mark milley and mike who are public figures sort of one of the points of our discussion. what did you make of that discussion today, million pants are also witnesses. let me say a word about >> that i was a prosecutor for a long time, and prosecutors are important, defense attorneys are important, judges are important we are talking about a trial it is very core, very her the two most important groups of people. the jurors, and the witnesses. jurors are unique to a case another prosecutor can take her place. that is not true with witnesses. if a judge is going to protect anything in the trial it has to be the witnesses and we know that mr. trump's words have consequences. because the people he has singled out for criticism have been threatened. does that to sway the witness from testifying? does he or she changed their testimony because of it? if you are going to protect anything, jen, protect the witness. >> this is such an interesting and important, point as a non lawyer. that is obviously not violence

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their suite with all of our family members and the kids said i knew they had a gift for mike because we kind of mark special occasions with a gift. i'm sure you all do that too and and they said mom, have a gift for you. and i went, oh okay. and it's my favorite gift ever. it's a silly three silver frames. and in each one they wrote their favorite mom ism. and that was charlotte's about fighting for your dreams michael's was i'm not going to let what's going on out there affect what's going on in here here and audrey's was i hear you and i'm listening because audrey she moved back to indiana as a senior in school and that is not easy to do and it was really tough for her and her senior year day she called me and i happened to have been in washington the day at some meetings and i was okay, i'm in washington you know, struggling here and thought, no, your priority is audrey. so i sat on a bench outside on capitol hill and i said, i hear you and i'm listening. i love that. yeah. do you still paint? i still paint, yes. actually, right now. i'm doing a painting for etta. so i was here with us today. but

joining me to talk about this is mark shore, former consultant to mike pence, and so, by the third debate, what should they need to do if they have any hope for survival? >> well, you will have a lot more of a contentious evening between nicky and ron desantis. i think that the two of them seem to have been separated from tim scott and vivek and chris christie, and that is where the fireworks will be. some of them may try to engage more in debate, but i think that as time goes on, president trump's decision to avoid the debates is unfortunate for the voters, but politically, it counts to look like the rest of the debates are somewhat of an undercard, and it has played to his benefit thus far. >> do they have to go guns blazing, and i hate any analogy like that, but at trump at this point, because they are making the distinctions or have been trying to make distinctions or trying to, but if they are seen playing nice at all against trump even if he is not there, and how do you get it right against any candidate not named trump if he is not on the stage? >> well, it is a conundrum, because

that's pretty mark honda in washington dc now. so mike, the state department says there's been some progress a yes, the state department so. so focusing on getting americans out of gaza, also those of jewel nationality estimates at the sun. 400 americans in gaza with the families that set about a 1000 people. so they are focusing on that at the same time focusing on getting more humanitarian aid into gaza. itself, we have heard from the spokesman for the national security council in the white house, john coby, who says that over the past 24 hours more aid has gone through than in any of a 24 hour period through previously. this is what he had to say. please just say that another 66 trucks got into guys over the last 24 hours. we'd like saving you manager and assistance, including food, water, and medicine, is the highest single de delivery so far. but again, it's a trickle compared to what needs to get in and we're going to keep working that very, very hard dozens of more trucks are expected to clear today. expect to declare, i want to ca

a 17th deadline marks the test for new house speaker mike johnson who reportedly met with the top republican on the senate appropriations committee, but as things are standing at the moment, a deal is not close. let's bring in cnn analyst jackie kucinich who is the washington bureau chief for "boston globe." thank you for being here, jackie. start with the obvious question, why do the american people have to keep going through this, and this is one of congress' number one jobs to keep the government running, and why are we here again? >> well, it has a lot to do with the divided government and not with the house and senate, but within the house republican senate, and they have trouble getting the appropriations bills passed on the house floor, and perhaps a financial services one being pulled today. so while the speaker johnson is new, and believe it or not, he has been here two week, and this is two weeks ago, and he still has not found his footing here, and we are not sure what the plan is going to be to keep the government funded as you said in eight days. >> yeah, it is hard for people t

mark simone what do you make of speaker mike joan? >> i love mike johnson.ight out of the eisenhower '50s. cast system. he adopted a black child. larry: he a maga christian. a social conservative. >> he is against day marriage but civil unions. that was the exact same position joe biden had at the time. larry: he said i was a kudlow student, something like that. >> he called you professor. larry: professor. i like that. i got full promotion. i don't know if i got tenure. but that's not bad. >> got attacked on msnbc, such interest in the bible. that made him an extremist. absolutely ridiculous. larry: best-selling book by the way, the bible. >> i don't consider cardinal o'connor nor or the pope extremist. larry: higher up than killing witches. honest to god. that is a joke. i won't say the author. katie past lick, he has tough issues. there will be a big separation between the house and the senate. he has big allies in the republican senate but not mitch mcconnell. how do you see the funding battle israel versus, essentially it is an omnibus spending bill wha

and spencer's , as covid marks and spencer's, as mike has just mentioned there, they took a profound insult. >> but it's a bit bah humbug, isn't it? you're sort of, you know, we all know what christmas is about. we all have those nostalgic memories for it. we love the adverts. they're all there up those those there to churn up those those rose tinted spectacles about christmas. why ruin it by trying to take out the essence of christmas ? s? and as mike was christmas? s? and as mike was saying, we've been discussing this at length. it's been the number story us. number one story for us. and i think, you know, asda have really secured the number one spot the buble hit and spot with the buble hit and they've done it in all the others have that, bringing others have done that, bringing the bringing the bit the traditional bringing the bit of modern, a bit music , of the modern, a bit of music, that that'll get that sort of eannorm that'll get into your head and just giving you feeling that you you that warm feeling that you want those nights in and want as those nights come in

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officials have been under round-the-clock protection including former defense secretary mark esper, former secretary of state, mikeortedly offered a hitman a million dollars to kill him. and john bolton, the former national security adviser. >> they bargained the price for me would be $300,000, which i have to say i found insulting. >> so what exactly was the plot against you? >> the revolutionary guard sought to procure either my kidnapping or my assassination. not directly by a revolutionary guard's member, but by seeking a hitman who would carry out the job either in the u.s. or abroad. >> reporter: the fbi has an arrest warrant out for this iranian officer, claiming that he hired the hitman online to travel to washington, corner bolton in a garage, and kill him. but it turned out, lucky for bolton, the assassin was an fbi informant. >> this was not internet chatter. this was a negotiation to murder an american citizen, a former government official. >> reporter: is the threat against you ongoing? >> we've got marked secret service cars that say police, united states secret service, outside my home. >> reporter:

mike santoli in for frank hol holland. it was a mixed day for the s&p which held at the 4,400 mark it held on to the 7% rally in the last couple weeks. this morning, we see modest gains. nasdaq is the out performer of the morning. the dow is up four points. boeing closed up 4% which was part of the dow's gains yesterday and accounting for the gains on the net basis historic day for chips nvidia capping off the longest daily win streak in seven years. that makes it up nine sessions in a row 20% u.s. on a month-to-date basis. >>> today is when home depot kicks off for the sector home depot, target and walmart and tjx trying to firm up ahead of the reports >>> checking the bond market the ten-year yield peaked a few weeks ago. now we are down a bit as we wait for the cpi reading. two-year note is hovering at 5%. >>> in energy, oil prices tried to get traction after the recent slide. they are pretty much hanging around below the $80 mark >>> let's see how europe is shaping up with julianna tatelbaum in the london newsroom julianna >>> mike, good morning here in europe, we are trading higher to start the session. the only exception

and i think we really see american women do not want to die from mike johnson's religious beliefs. >> you put it starkly. mark, i'll put it this way. on the one hand, at a religious, spiritual, and personal level, people of good faith can have strong and different views about this very difficult issue. on the other hand, the supreme court ruling, the leadup to it, and the political project behind it, is a lie. i can say, respect to people's feelings. but reading from what justice alito said in that ruling, quote, we don't pretend to know how our political system or society will respond to today's decision overruling roe and the related case, casey. they argued, deceitfully, that the ruling was somehow opening of democracy, but it wasn't. it was an effort to, as you just said, affect health care and change the law. the restroltd against that is a rebuke not only to the republican party but to the supreme court trying to lie people into this policy. >> the root of all evil is in the right-wing evangelical movement, which has been waging this war for 50 years. this is supposed to be a country that has no respect

from oklahoma, jack bergman from michigan, byron donalds from florida, mike johnson from louisiana, sam nayman from tennessee, dan marksfrom wisconsin, ben warner from georgia, and ken sherman from pennsylvania. and i started making up names partway through that list, and literally no one knows when i did. including me. here's the actual group of nine candidates. it's a bit of a sausage caucus. here's a fun fact about one of the candidates. texas congressman pete sessions is not related to former senator jeff sessions, despite the shared name and identical resemblance. so he's not a brother from another mother, as an elf from another shelf. doesn't really make sense it doesn't really make sense but it rhymes. it rhymes. that's all that matters. as of this taping, we continue to have no speaker of the house? we continue to have no speaker of the house. we know that the republicans held a candidate forum today at 6:30 p.m. and that candidates are slated for two-minute speeches. now, two minutes may seem short, but i know what i would say. "ladies and gentlemen of the g.o.p., i'm not jim jordan. i yield my time." [applaus

witnesses including his former attorney general bill barr, former chief of staff mark meadows, and his former vice president mike pence, as well as his former lawyers jenna ellis and sidney powell. but, again, the idea of revoking trump's bond, of punishing him with jail time for this kind of intimidation, that has yet to be put on the table in either case. and while harrison floyd's hearing today ended with the judge imposing a broader and stricter order controlling harrison floyd's speech, donald trump had a ruling on his gag order yesterday. and the ruling was the appeals court will narrow trump's gag order. one of the judges on the panel said they have to use a careful scalpal to carve out a narrow order while not limiting trump as a presidential candid. you can see the legal system is treading very, very carefully here, one would even say lightly. and the net result of that is that trump gets to have it both ways. at campaign rallies trump gets to use the cases against him to score political points. >> every time i'm indicted, i can consider it a great badge of honor because i'm inbeing indicted for you. th

mark mckinnon. plus, msnbc contributor mike barnicle. pondent at "vanity fair," host of "the fast politics podcast," molly jong-fast. >> mark mckinnon, it used to be a bob and weave, where donald trump would say something extreme and then back off and go, "oh, no, no, i don't mean that. i don't mean that at all." now, they're all just coming straight. it used to be bannon would say something crazy, and trump and his people would say, "no, that's not the case." no, they're aligned now. bannon said seven years ago, "i'm a lennonist. i want to tear down the state." now trump is. they say they want to arrest the entire biden family. they want to arrest people. even his former lawyers that turned on him. i mean, this is just full on fascism, and their proud of it. >> that's what's remarkable, joe. molly and i were talking about it. there's no secret to the secret plan. believe them when they tell you what they're going to do. i mean, bannon went on to say this movement is moving beyond trump. trump, in his view, is a moderate. you know, they'r

mike. with that we go live to tel aviv with mark regev, a senior adviser to benjamin netanyahu. great to have you back today. what is your assessment of how this offensive is going for the idf right now in gaza? >> we think positively. we think we're achieving our goals. we know this is going to take time. this isn't a quick operation. it's important we do this judiciously, we do this in a way that we move step by step according to our plan. but the overall feeling we have from our commanders on the ground, we're going well. >> martha: so the reports are after the hit yesterday is that seven hostages were killed according to hamas. do you believe those reports? do you have anyway to validate those reports? >> hamas says every time we hit a hamas target, they almost also say we've killed one of the hostages. it's their psychological warfare against us. they know how concerned we are about the safety of our hostages and health of the hostages. our people they're holding. we think this is psychological propaganda just as the pressure that they're under. they say a few days ago, 50