but we begin with robert o'brien, who was trump's national security advisor from 2019 to 2021. in our exclusive conversation, i began by asking him what a trump administration would have made of the putin kim summit well cortana, it's obviously very concerning because the north koreans have that massive amount of artillery shells and are providing those to the russians who are killing ukrainian. >> so then our partners and go or who are solidly behind ukraine and it's a very concerning situation. so i just want to read from your op-ed basically, you said about biden, china's summit's. >> this is a policy of pageantry over substance meetings and summit's or activities not achievements. but when i spoke to the former south korean foreign minister, she said that the trump kim summits were very similar, that they was a lot of pageantry, but very little impact i spoke to earlier this year take a listen to what she told me. >> this is a continuation of a pattern that began after the debacle of the 2019 hanoi summit between the united states and north korea. after that, they immediate

joining us as former national security advisor, o'brien, thank you for joining us.nd got back a week ago. and i was near where the slaughter took place at the musical festival site where this letter took place. this wasn't an invasion of israel by hamas. this was a slaughter of innocent jews and others including others. this peace deal that the president announced, it is unclear if the israelis are behind it. benjamin netanyahu said it's a nonstarter and there is a lot of confusion about it here and it doesn't bring peace to the region. it does not bring peace to hamas. so hamas come a terrorist organization, they kidnapped and have 130 hostages. the deal calls for release of 130 including palestinian terrorist pier that sends a message to hostage takers in the first place. to increase the risk of more hostagetaking because 10-1 deal. that leaves approximately 100 israeli hostages and their bodies whether dead or alive ought to be pushed off and deal with it later but it removes israel from the population centers and hamas, baghdadi m i.c.e. running the i.c.e. calip

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ask about the power of 3 with ozempic®. . >>> we bring into the conversation robert o'brien, he served security adviser in the trump administration through the end of the forr president's term d joins us this rn fro palm springs, california. welcome back to "face the nation." >> thank you. it's good to be back, margaret. >> i know when you were last with us you said you would be honored to serve with mr. trump again, and you laid out in this essay in foreign affairs what you think a second trump term would look like. i want to get to that. re recently in somenterviews mr. trump has refused to say what he would d if china invaded taiwan. i wonder if you would advise him to have u.s. military forces defend it? >> well, i think that's always been the policy of the american government. it's strategic ambiguity, we don't tell the chinese how we're going to react to their actions. but the key thing, margaret, is peace through strength. if we have a strong navy, if we move our soldiers and marines out of europe and germany where they're garr ris sonned and put them in guam and hawaii, philipp

this conclusion was made by the famous historian and war researcher phillips o'brien.writes about it. based on an episode of the podcast ucrain russia world talk. o'brien concludes that russia suffered a strategic defeat because the offensive stalled and did not achieve any tangible results. the allies , for their part, have allowed ukraine to use their weapons for attacks on the russian federation, and some of them are sending their troops to ukraine to carry out certain tasks. when the russians started the kharkiv operation, reports of various media gravitated towards sensationalism and evaluation. all judgments were one-sided. says o'brian. one of the british media wrote that the ukrainian morale is falling, that the new american aid will not have a real impact until august. if the ukrainians were in dire straits, the russians displayed extraordinary strategic foresight, reports and analysis show. it was argued that the offensive had three advantages for russia. first, to open a new front, which more finely divided the ukrainian defense along the front. create a buf

today, a celebration was held to highlight the ss jeremiah o'brien's vital role in the invasion. the liberty ship is one of the rare survivors of the nearly 7000 strong armada that was off the coast of normandy, france, on d-day. today, locals joined veterans and active duty members of the armed services to highlight the o'brien's role moving supplies and troops throughout europe during world war two. her final trip across the atlantic happened 30 years ago to commemorate the 50th anniversary of d-day. >> the jeremiah o'brien was the only one of the three that could actually make it so it steamed down the west coast, through the panama canal, up the east coast, across the atlantic, and on june six, 1994, it was off of the beaches of normandy. >> today's ceremony also paid tribute to the valor and sacrifice of the greatest generation who fought during the war. happening tomorrow. voters in mexico and some here in california are set to make history by electing the country's first female president. the two leading candidates are women. claudia sheinbaum, who's backed by the current

writer, keep that in mind >> that is miles o'brien, our science correspondent.nks for being with us. >> 80 years ago tomorrow, the liberation of europe from the horrors of the nazis began with the allied invasion of normandy. 200,000 soldiers, americans and british and canadians landed on june 6, 1944 across five beaches, utha, omaha, gold, juno and sword. malcolm is in northern france, and met some of the veterans of d-day now all around 100 years old to begin our coverage of this 80th anniversary. [playing taps] >> the bodies in the water. they looked like logs floating in the water. >> sergeant jenner had perhaps the best view flying in a top-secret mission photographing the invasion. >> i couldn't believe that all those young guys down in that water gave their lives for their country. and the world to be exact. >> east of omaha, british beaches also have their ghosts. >> one of the great things about the war was the comradeship. you were really comrades with your mates. >> bill wright on the far right and his tank crew came ashore at sword beach. >> we'd kno

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o'brien, who is quoted by ukrinform, said: when i talk about the strategy for the success of ukraine, it is about the fact that it is necessary to stop russia's attempts to break through in the east is the first step to success, er, he says. that if ukraine can on the one hand , it will become impossible to stop any advance of the russians, and on the other hand, there will be enough air defense to shoot down all the missiles and the russians will not be able to harm the ukrainian economy. can she advance further. listen, i corrected rusism two more along the way, so ukrinform, work with this, because you are all normal people, i understand that you were released from. kupyanska hromada, what is happening there and where are you going now, somewhere, probably in business, we are heading, as always, through the territory of thunder. where we look at the state of affairs after the night, because every night is every test, every time a test, after the enemy constantly tries to destroy, destroy our logistical routes, destroy critical infrastructure, as always the front line is quite diff

ms o'brien, whose injuries included a broken nose, has criticised the irish justice system.tripped the companies of their licences. more than 650 egyptians were among about 1100 unregistered pilgrims who died as temperatures around mecca rose above 50 degrees celsius last weekend. unregistered pilgrims don't have access to proper facilities such as air—conditioned tents and official transport. our world affairs correspondent caroline hawley reports. it's a sacred duty for muslims to perform the pilgrimage once in their lifetime — if physically and financially able. and it's a colossal logistics operation for the saudi authorities. they've been criticised in the past for the way they've handled the hajj, for deadly stampedes. but this year, the danger came from blistering heat. there was water on hand, large sprinklers and some air—conditioned areas for the more than 1.8 million pilgrims. but it was more than 50 degrees in the shade and the scorching temperature took a terrible toll. ather hussain is imam of leicester's central mosque. he'sjust returned home from saudi arabia

geoff: [laughter] miles o'brien.r lennar program has been beset by technical problems, delays, as we mentioned, cost overruns. why? what happened? what accounts for all of that? miles: it is hard to say. it is a boeing project and you have -- we have been talking about bowing a lot, you and i. it is a separate division. it is space systems. whether there is some commonality between what is happening with the airliner enterprise and the space enterprise, hard to say from the outside looking in but it has been quite a scenario starting in 2019 with software failures that caused the thruster fires to fire so long, did not have enough gas to get to the space station. it was, you know, kind of a medium black eye for boeing, but today, they are on their way to the space station. geoff: this startling omission is a test flight required by nasa before nasser can certify starling or for routine astronaut missions. as we mentioned, this is also the spacex program. why is nasa basically finding and supporting these two space mi

a celebration was held to highlight the ss ss jeremiah o'brien's vital role in the invasion. is one of the rare survivors of the nearly 7000 strong armada that was off the coast of normandy, france, on d-day. locals joined veterans and active duty members of the armed services to highlight the o'brien's role moving supplies and troops throughout europe during world war two. her final trip across the atlantic happened 30 years ago to commemorate the 50th anniversary of d-day. >> the jeremiah o'brien was the only one of the three that could actually make it, so it steamed down the west coast, through the panama canal, up the east coast, across the atlantic, and on june 6th, 1994, it was off of the beaches of normandy. >> the ceremony also paid tribute to the valor and sacrifice of the greatest generation who fought during the war. here at abc seven, focused on building a better bay area, and that means looking at both problems and solutions that brings us to san jose mayor matt mahan and his state of the city address. the mayor focused on crime, police department staffing, traf

a celebration was held to highlight the ss jeremiah o'brien vital role in the invasion. the liberty ship is one of the rare survivors of the nearly 7000 strong armada that was off the coast of normandy, france, on d-day. yesterday, locals joined veterans and active duty members of the armed services to highlight the o'brien's role moving supplies and troops throughout europe during world war two. her final trip across the atlantic happened 30 years ago to commemorate the 50th anniversary of d-day. >> the jeremiah o'brien was the only one of the three that could actually make it, so it steamed down the west coast, through the panama canal, up the east coast, across the atlantic. and on june 6th, 1994, it was off of the beaches of normandy. >> a ceremony also paid tribute to the valor and sacrifice of the greatest generation, who fought during the war. >> still to come, the decision from opec that will impact gas and fuel prices across the world. >> and let's take a live look right now at the big board at the new york stock exchange, down about 30 points right now. another

o'brien requested to speak at the democratic national convention in august but that is unconfirmed.teamsters have not endorsed any presidential candidate. the rnc begins july 15th through the 18th. >>> three people are dead and 11 wounded after a mass shooting in arkansas. two law enforcement officers were among those injured. it occurred around 11:30 in the morning on friday. upon arrival, officers and the suspect got in a shoot out. police identified the shooter as travis eugene posi charged with three counts of capital murder. the motive is unclear and conditions of the remaining victims, well, they remain from -- range from nonlife-threatening to extremely critical. >>> sports apparel under armor agreed to settle a 2017 class action lawsuit. shareholders accused the ceo of intentionally misleading them regarding the company's financial health to meet wall street forecasts. under armor consistently denied the allegations stating it entered into the proposed settlement in prince will. it avoids a trial in baltimore federal court. >>> a bay area woman is making it her mission to he

o'brien requested to speak at the democratic national convention in august but that is unconfirmed.s have not endorsed any presidential candidate in the 2024 race. the gop convention is from july 18th -- 15th to the 18th. >>> three people are dead and 11 wounded after a mass shooting in arkansas. two law enforcement officers were among those injured. it occurred around 11:30 in the morning on friday. upon arrival, officers and the suspect got in a shoot out. police identified the shooter as travis eugene possey charged with three counts of capital murder. the motive is unclear and conditions of the remaining victims, well, they remain from --range from nonlife-threatening to extremely critical. >>> sports apparel under armor agreed to settle a 2017 class action lawsuit. shareholders accused the ceo of intentionally misleading them regarding the company's financial health to meet wall street forecasts. under armor consistently denied the allegations stating it entered into the proposed settlement in principle, not implying any admission of wrongdoing. the settlement is subject to cou

trey: ambassador robert o'brien, thank you for your service to our country.ve in another capacity get some point, thank you for joining us on a sunday night. >> creek to be back with you, thank you. too little too late this week president biden is reportedly expected to shut down asylum request and deny entry to migrants once daily thresholds are met, i wonder what took so long could this possibly be in response to the border being the number one issue for voters in the killer of georgia a nursing student break laken riley was charged with murder he pleaded not guilty even as an abc news article that his case was a rallying cry for conservatives. actually abc news i think were sick of seeing innocent people out for a run get murdered, joining us jonathan fahey ice director, director i hate to sound cynical, actually i don't the border has been a disaster for years, why now is there a daily limit to how much illegality or unlawfulness we can stomach. >> i don't think it's wrong to be cynical this is been done because the administration is cynical on the issue

start, but that will have to overcome a veto specifically by the hun, gary in 5 minutes to victor. o'brien who is basically said he's opposed to everything that's happened today, including funded lives nomination, including many of the other things that have happened and gardens are often opposing things, but nobody was able to veto this show. also try and get her green deal back on track. there was some shit, so way of some of the green deal agenda to try and make the european union the 1st climate and mutual confidence as the priority to us of on the line. so you'll have a lot of pressure to do that and specifically as well, what we know going forward, and we've heard it in, in the press conferences off of this summit, is that the issue of security and defense is going to be a priority. it's widely expected that in the next you repeat and commission that will be a specific uh, sort of unit, a bio defense of security, which that has an ever being really specifically in your opinion before how that will look, how that shape that will be in the on the lines, image fixed, you can pop that yo

geoff: that's our aviation correspondent mile o'brien.urks miles. >> you're welcome, geoff. >> today in the u.n. security council, the u.s. has said that famine has likely descended in sudan and warned that the capital of sudan must stop. al fasher was home to more than 20,000 of people before it came under siege. already sudan was home to the largest displacement and hunger crises. and as nick shiffrin reports, it has become a symbol of the country's suffering. >> in sudan's north what was once a sanctuary is now under siege. the road to al fasher's sudan's major city is a battleground targeted by the rebel paramilitary force who have been accused of it nick cleansing. on the other side sudan's armed force and the allies also accused of war crimes for bombing villages. and they tighten the noose around the most vulnerable. it was home for one of sudan's final safe havens and toads the group are at threat again. >> in approximately one month of fight, we have seen absolute catastrophe in al fasher. >> his team documents war crimes evidenc

. >> charlie: big get the sean o'brien the teamsters, sean o'brien, and in the past, trump has done reallyamong union members and so the fact that he is actually getting into the leadership of unions and obviously we don't know whether he is going to endorse or how that is going to work, that's a pretty big -- that's going to be interesting to watch. >> steve: a big get. >> ainsley: interesting he raised that much money trump in the month of may. that was during the trial. i was watching an interview with andrew cuomo and bill maher. andrew cuomo said the hush money case against trump should not have been brought to trial a president. and b trump. bill maher said that trial didn't effect the poll numbers. instead it only helped him fund raise and could better. >> a year ago before alvin bragg announced the charges against donald trump on the hush money porn star trial. donald trump was trailing ron desantis. next thing you know, you know, and trump was talking about how he was unjustly accused. trump started surging in the polls, i mean, it looked like it was desantis' to lose. you know, a

the first such interesting news - this is o'brien, this is trump's former national security adviser,ed trump's program, the foreign policy program, everything is said there regarding ukraine. simple, but if europe wants to prove that it really supports ukraine, let it accept it, let it pay for everything, and trump will negotiate with russia, but the united states. but again, this is not a problem of the united states, europe has moved to the level of vassalage; in this regard , it no longer has its own voice, and the current national security adviser, jake selevan, actually stated that the agreement that was signed, yes, it is an intergovernmental one, but does not require no ratification and any next government can withdraw from it as well. states in minsk explained that, generally speaking, the budapest memorandum does not oblige anyone to anything, it was not ratified, yes, that is, in this regard, in general, the states were the first to say, i remember how loudly they said it in 1914 , that the budapest memorandum, how could it be that russia violated it, so excuse me, the stat

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expected at the rnc next month, teamsters, president zone o'brien saying he's -- sean o'brien sayingng to address the group. >> for far too long we have just contributed to the democrats, and i'm a lifelong democrat, always will be. however, it's unfortunate where with people just assume they've got our support because they have a d next the their name. jackie: noel, what do you think? >> i think that's huge. and when i saw the headline that he was going to be speaking at the rnc convention, i thought that that was pivotal. that means one of two things. number one, you can believe what he's saying, which i do, but, number two, he's looking at the polls, and he is gauging that there could be, you know, a new sheriff in town, so to speak, after this election. so he wants to be friendly and on the good side. jackie: final word to you, doug. there are a lot of groups in play here, and that is what's going to be so critical when it comes to election day. what do you think? >> i think between minorities, both african-americans and hispanics, younger people, group item workers, non-college-

, went to him, i think there was one covid case in the united states at the time and o'brien said, mr. president, this virus is coming. it is, quote, going to be the biggest national security threat to your presidency. other people, his deputy amplified that with evidence from china, and trump's response, i know this because i heard it, oh, don't worry, bob, it's going to go away. it will go away. we have a plan. what's the plan? i was talking to dr. fauci and other health experts who were telling me that something needs to be done. i would pass this on to trump, say i'm talking to the experts. they say more or less you've got to get off your ass on this. trump, no, don't worry, we'll have a plan. and if you look at that period of time, it is -- >> yeah. >> -- a kind of presidential abdication of the basic responsibility. i remember asking him, what's the job of the president? he said, to protect the people. total -- >> right. >> -- absolute failure. >> yeah. a lot going on. it's an historic time and i think you gave us good food for thought. sobriety. thank you. the supreme court's j

. >> joining me now is senior executive editor of limburg opinion at msnbc, tim o'brien.hank you for being here. it is unclear right now what punishment judge merchan will ultimately choose to give donald trump when he sentences him. do you believe that trump, delete -- do you believe trump when he says he's fine going to jail and you think he's projecting, trying to put on a brave face when he saying that he wants to not be worried about this while also saying the public won't stand for it? what you think he's trying to project there? >> i think there's two things to unpack. first, first of all he's actually not comfortable with going to jail. that is just bravado. it has been reported in the "new york times" and i have tried -- talked to trump associates and he said he doesn't want to serve time. and that all of these proceedings weigh heavily on him. and remember, there's more criminal trials possibly awaiting him. so further trials, the threat of jail time, present time is very present for him right now. and i think that he's putting on a brave face for the sake of re

joining me now, tim o'brien, msnbc political analyst and executive editor for bloomberg opinion.how concerning is this for not just president biden but the democrats as a whole? are his conviction somehow his secret weapon? >> well, you know, he has played himself as a persecuted person since 2016. it is one of his core bonds with his voters who feel be grieved, unloved. a lot of them feel the system is out to get them. institutional america doesn't serve them well. trump has always played that card strongly. he played it obviously during his criminal fraud trial in new york. i -- you know, he was lagging severely prior to that case, so obviously there is momentum behind it now that may have come out of that case. he's had big lumpy donations, large number donations from single donors that could account for a lot of that rise but at the end of the day, you know, joe biden will have plenty of money to advertise and campaign with, as probably will donald trump. i don't know in and of itself that the fundraising should sway people's thinking about what the cases themselves mean and

on the "barron's roundtable" al root, elizabeth o'brien and andrew bary.d another strong jobs on friday i feel like i say that once a month for two years. investors did not know what to make of it but the market ended up higher on the week. >> we are good job number 272,000 but 90000 more than economists expected and initially it was bad news, good news was bad news markets held off but then it settled down we had the jolts number earlier in the week the job opening loss in transition survey that was a little weaker so we had one week one good and this idea that the economy is still cooling, basically the market said one strong figure we will keep buying stocks probably because of split mania and things like that. >> the nasdaq all-time high on wednesday finished up more than 2% for the week, by the way what drives that nvidia up 10%. nvidia up 27% since remains on may 22 that's when they announced they would split 1041. by the way nvidia shares are worth $120 but you have ten of them display goes into effect on monday. it's been wild now we have a market

investors out of think about right now on the "barron's roundtable" my colleagues ben levisohn elizabeth o'briennd jack hough and how the dow was a little index it could and it beat the nasdaq and s&p. >> i finally don't have to talk about how terrible of an index it is this week it was the dow that went higher up 1.5%, the nasdaq technically but it was up .003%. >> that is still in the green. >> really what we saw was a big reversal all the stocks in the dow that even terrible, the dow has tech stocks but they have been bad salesforce.com and cisco, they had great weeks and a lot of the semiconductor stocks really had a tough time, other stocks had a tough time so you really did see the reversal happened it was about time for it to happen. jack: why did the stodgy or stocks outperform it isn't just the others are too expensive. >> i'm not sure if it's an evaluation were more of a technical thing that they've gone up so much, i'm going to drop into my technical jargon, they have the moving averages that are going to give you a sense of where the trend is and they shot so far above the moving ave

expert panel investors to be thinking about, on the "barron's roundtable" ben levisohn, elizabeth o'briennd jacob sonenshine. it's an ugly week on wall street and in the last hour or so trading instead of going to the hamptons and the beach traders put in a bid in the market ended up on the day. >> you're absolutely right it was a terrible week it was looking like an awful week at that into the month. instead we have a massive rally on friday and it could've been a programmatic trading and it could've been real people but something came in to take advantage of a bunch of the stocks getting knocked down. it was a down week for the market but not nearly as bad as it could have been. jack: algorithms did not want to go to the beach. what were the forces pushing the market down, why were traders unhappy. >> i feel like i had to do with sentiment than anything else there was not real news that would've shaken things up one way or another people came in very optimistic, jacob wrote a column talking about the disconnect between how much the market has gained and that needed to get worked out a b

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the guest list included american comedians jimmy fallon, chris rock, gym gaffe again, conan o'brien,ven colbert yes. >> will be goldberg i love it out to discuss cnn, vatican corresponding christopher lamb. christopher, good morning. what more can you tell us about this meeting today comedians in the vatican with pope francis big names from the world of comedy from all over the world to meet with the popi and francis wanted to emphasize them the importance of having a sense of humor, of making people laugh. >> he said to them, in the midst of so much gloomy news you have the power to spread peace and smiles. so he wanted to emphasize the importance of comedy and the value that it has the pope himself has a good sense of humor. you like to crack jokes. he was laughing with chris rock and jimmy fallon at the end of the of the audience and you mentioned what he goldberg she has met the pope before and has offered him a cameo role in sister act three. she said at the end of the meeting with the pope that it went great. and although she didn't mention the sister act three cameo role this

james o'brien.he yorkshire post, remembering former rugby league star rob burrow, who has died at the age of a1. taking a look now at the uk general election — and the veteran left—wing politician diane abbott has said she intends to "run and win" as a labour candidate. she was suspended from the party in 2023 following comments she made about racism — but was allowed back in last month. there's been uncertainty about herfuture — but on friday, the labour leader sir keir starmer said she was free to go forward as a labour candidate. let's get more on this from our deputy political editor vicki young, who's in the newsroom. what is the background to this? it has dominated the first week of campaigning for labour and has been a mass distraction for the leader keir starmer. diane abbott was originally suspended from the parliamentary labour party about 1k months ago, after she wrote a letter in which she said thatjewish, irish and traveller people do not face racism all of their lives. they are followe

understand you, that ’s it, of course, so president trump’s former national security adviser, robert o’brienongly advocated cautious theses that the american president will act in american interests, and despite all the arguments and theses that he will end the ukrainian crisis within 24 hours, that the democrats and biden are on the wrong path. the last thing he will be ready to do is to abandon any of the foreign policy instruments that are useful to the united states. what ukraine is like now. ukraine is an investment of american resources, attention, energy, symbolic capital is large. they won't let this investment implode immediately without exchanging it for something. can the united states offer us something as part of this trade? i highly doubt it. and unfortunately, the first term of trump's rule showed that platforms for deep and... in search of some window of opportunity, but i repeat that i doubt that american foreign policy interests in this crisis, they may imply some kind of unconditional surrender positions, their position now not only in ukraine, but throughout the entire ci

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, the cps paper , they o'brien, the cps paper, they were saying, yes, we need a cap.we and that's absolutely right. we believe that the only way to reduce immigration is to have a cap. but frankly , when you look cap. but frankly, when you look at what their proposals are, we're going to let parliament decide. we're going to have parliament be advised or we're going to be advised by the migration advisory committee. how long will this all take? yes, it's a cop out, frankly, to suggest that it's going to be parliament making their decision on the advice of the migration advisory committee. >> if you could put a cap on numbers, what would your cap be? >> my cap would be something that means net migration of less than 100,000 and considerably less . preferably. that is the less. preferably. that is the only way that we're going to prevent the explosion in our population that is now taking place. and even, even if the government were to reduce it to net migration of 350,000, that actually means an increase of 9 million people by the mid 2040s. >> yes, it's interesting tha

among the confirmed invitees, nbc's own jimmy fallon, along with stephen colbert, jim gaffigan, conan o'brien, chris rock and whoopi goldberg the most comedians will hail from italy. there will also be one stand up comedian from the pope's native argentina. that's cool. the vatican says the goal is to celebrate the beauty of human diversity and promote a message of peace, love and solidarity. talk about pressure. the stress of keeping it clean. right. you better. all right. don't forget, you can watch our newscast 24/7 on pluto and other streaming platforms, candice and raj. joining us now with what's coming up at 530, chris is one of the funniest people in our newsroom. that's what you say. she should go funny looking. no, a lot happening on this very hot tuesday. a first of its kind service is facing an uncertain future, and that service all began on the peninsula. the push to save the program that provides free legal help to immigrants who are facing deportation. also, a couple gets to stay in their longtime apartment after facing eviction from their landlord. how our investigative unit he

. >> reporter: jimmy o'brien, founder of john boy media made a name for himself online as a baseballded cricket to his coverage, going viral for his digestible breakdowns of the sport. >> the guy is going the pitch it. he hits it. and how many times can each runner run back and forth. every time they run to the other side, that's a run. >> t-20 cricket is one inning each. one team bats, and then the next team bats. and whichever team score morse runs, wins. if they get out, all their batsmen get out, it's over, or at the end of 120 balls it's over. and that's all you need to know. >> reporter: hoping to attract curious eyes from his american audience, the icc hired him as an official commentator for tournament. >> when they came to ask me to be part of the broadcast, it was to talk how i talk and, you know, relate it to a new audience in different ways. >> reporter: understanding the rules is one thing. having the world cup pitched on new york soil is another. so this is the stadium? >> this is it. >> it's finally coming together. >> in three short months but we're nearly there. >> r

it is the major rooms, o'brien i'm, he goes a lot of the of the got no i don't want to say there's a world in a terrace everywhere. if the united states stands with israel, we will not ever fail to have her back. as a staunch ally of israel, the u. s. provides billions of dollars in military assistance. and from the beginning of the war, the fight in administration made their unwavering support of israel clear. regardless of the quickly rising civilian toll, for the lack of any clear military plan, this is war, it is combat. it is bloody, it is ugly and it's going to be master said he has a us set we're discussing. you know, the present biting takes this issue extremely fast. lean has since 19 seventies sees themselves as a committed sinus, one pretty senior, former authority official, fetch me the us with why the phone calls itself the war. they know what the club it looks like the it's really thought the club with a class. so israel could not prosecute this offensive in casa without us. what do you mean by us? right, me mean bonds. we mean fighter jets are thinking the 1st month or