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joining me this hour, former defense secretary leon panetta on the crisis across the middle east, former dls second jeh johnson joins on domestic terror threats and the anniversary of the october 7th terror attacks in israel, four days away. ♪♪ >>> good day, everyone. i'm andrea mitchell in washington. we are 33 days from the election. for the first time, we have former vice president make pence's own words under oath about donald trump's alleged attempts to discount votes and overthrow the election. yesterday afternoon, judge chutkan unsealed a legal filing in the 2020 election interference case. the 165-page document is special counsel smith's response to the supreme court immunity decision, sending the case back to the lower court to determine which conduct is protected as official acts, which conduct is trump's alleged private criminal conduct. for the first time, smith including aspects of the only known testimony from mike pence. prosecutors detailing the times pence spoke with trump trying to coax him into face-saving options. smith says the two conversations had as running mates,

an early briefing and then it kind of at least i learned from secretary of defense vance, former panetta, you know, that kind of goes the president becomes concerned with other things and is no longer concerned nuclear issues. so make that a regular issue be dealt with and then also have people really care about it. i once said, why doesn't congress do more about when i was interviewing some of my sources and a number of them said to me, and a congress only pays to what the people are paying, know, and well, you have given us a book that should get people's attention and is a tremendous contribution, in my view, to informing the public about the stakes, about the options and about the history of how we got here and points in the direction of how we can out. so annie jacobsen thank you much for your book. thank for joining us and having a what i think was informative and. i can i say this a highly discussion about nuclear war. it was a great discussion. thank you so much. thank you. ♪♪ ♪♪ ♪♪ ♪♪ ♪♪ ♪♪ >> he is the founder of the lit effect and also the author of beyond the big lie. why rep

as leon panetta just pointed out, he said it like it was. he answered tough questions pretty bluntly. >> yes, and this is something i have noticed. you put your finger on it, chris, the president being president and not having to be a candidate for reelection is free. he is free to say what he thinks, not that that has been a problem for him in some instances before, but free to say what he thinks and how he feels about things. speaking with him, the constraints of national security or not wanting to mess up any kind of negotiations, that might be happening behind the scenes that we don't know about and can't know about and he won't tell us about. this is the joe biden that i think a lot of people wanted to see when he was a candidate. but i think -- i can't remember the last time, chris, president biden went to the briefing room. >> never. >> you've covered the white house. >> never. >> you know when the president goes into the briefing room, it's something big. it's rare. and the fact that -- >> when barack obama walked in, you sat up a li

joining me now is leon panetta. former white house chief of staff for president clinton. mr.ly is it that israel is going to pull back and permit a diplomatic solution in lebanon, which is what the u.s. is pressing so hard for? >> well, you know, i think that israel having done a pretty good job at restoring its deterrence of both with hezbollah as well as hamas and obviously the attack on iran that they've now got to recognize that military action alone is not going to resolve this issue, and that they do need to engage in a diplomatic effort, and for that reason i think it's important for the united states and our allies in that region to continue to work to try to push for some kind of temporary ceasefire, the exchange of hostages that is so critical right now, the humanitarian aid that's also critical for that area and the ability to kind of at least lay the groundwork for how gaza ultimately will be governed and secured. that has to happen through diplomacy. it's not going to happen through military action. so i'm hoping that ultimately israel will agree to some kind of

no offense to leon panetta, of course, beyond they will follow up tonight. stars that had rally in georgia that saw samuel l. jackson and tyler perry and spike lee and the boss, bruce springsteen, all pushing for harris donald trump is running to be an american. >> tyrant i've watched him from the central park five to project 2025 but politically speaking, it was brock obama who headline this event tonight, rallying with her for the first time out on the trail. number 44, making the case against number 45 we do not need four years of a wannabe king. >> i want to be dictator running around, trying to punish his enemies that's not what you need in your life america is ready to turn the page. i want to explain that in politics, a good rule of thumb is don't say you want to do anything like hitler obama, there referencing general john kelly has claimed that trump praised hitler's generals. >> that harris says, you know, she seized on it. she talked about it last night at cnn's own town hall and went as far as to call donald trump a fascist. now, trump thaw by hi

today, south bay leaders led by congresswoman zoe lofgren and congressman jimmy panetta held a rally this morning to discuss the importance of dhaka and the impact this case could have on the community. >> but today we're here to let dreamers, tps recipients, farm workers and their families know that we will continue the fight and we will not give up fighting to ensure the proper protections are in place. no matter who's in the white house and no matter who's in charge of congress. >> this case could affect the future of more than 500,000 people. no word on when the federal appeals court's going issue a ruling. but, you know, really, regardless of their decision, this case is likely to head over to the supreme court. >> more than a dozen states, including california, have filed lawsuits against tiktok alleging the app hurts kids mental health. the lawsuits come as the app january deadline to sell to a non chinese owner or be banned here in the u.s. washington correspondent maddie beer-temple reports on the latest legal challenge to the app. >> 13 states plus dc are suing tiktok. i kn

that defensible space is what panetta rodeo credits to help protecting her home. the city always like. give us a notice. otherwise it would have been worse. you're only as safe as your neighbor. and it seems like that defensible space definitely prevented the fires from and flames from reaching those homes. another major factor joint state and local mutual aid pouring resources from the sky, including the state's c-130 to the ground with multiple agencies. the wind driven nature of it made it a pretty fluid situation for several hours and there was a lot of concern that we would lose several to many homes. we are very fortunate that the crews were able to do really effective structure protection. as neighbors praised crews for putting out the flames. i think they did a great job. officials are still investigating how the fire started near the kelter on ramp and damage to homes, leaving one family unable to return. i'm glad i still have the house. in oakland, velena jones nbc bay area news. the calls are getting louder for a san jose city council member to step dow

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what's called lucy, i a detective, e on panetta. i don't think there's any question that to form a church. the significance of a former c i a director calling israels attacks terrorism is that that exact language which is entirely race from the way that the mainstream media has covered those attacks. we've seen headlines that call them pager attacks or has bullet page or explosions as if there's just devices that are randomly exploding of their own accord. and not that they are being designated by israel in an operation. i think the problem and in these kind of statements come from the fact that we always hear it from the form a, c i a operative form and most sides of it. this form is i d s. officers. it's always the form of the form that we, we actually don't see it. it's from people who have the power to do something about it. that is a side reality that we are losing one unit on since the 7th of october. 2020 p b is 80. 1 machine is an overdrive. nothing has rained, and netanyahu and his father, right government, most of the eati

do you agree with him that he said that and why do you think someone like beyond panetta would say that about well, for what you were saying, the great manufacturer of your politicians in congress is around the the, it, it struck me is very unusual thing for him to say, certainly from the american perspective, it was a terrorist operation. we're not officially engaged in that war. it is much a terrorist operation as the vaccines were. it's the same thought. you put them into somebody and then they get kill later. you had them as a hand of a deeper, as you know, i think this goes out on social media and you know, the levels of sense of ship know specific teeth with big pharmaceutical companies. so i'll just say that that's a particularly controversial view. but with the u. s. a being involved in the supply chain, the kind of interference or is that something that you read is possible operations when you're at the c i a and do they don't realize the blow back to they don't realize or blow back as they congratulated a b as riley's on that operation, that blinded children in the mud doctors

do you agree with him that he said that and why do you think someone like beyond panetta would say that about as well for what you were saying, the great benefactor of your politicians in congress is around the the it, it struck me is very unusual thing. for him to say, certainly from the american perspective, it was a terrorist operation. we're not officially engaged in that war. it is much a terrorist operation as the vaccines were. it's the same thought. you put them into somebody and then they get kill later. you had them as a hand of a big prize, you know, i think this goes out on social media and you know, the levels of sense of ship no specific heat with big of, obviously to accommodate. so i'll just say that that's a particularly controversial view. but with the u. s. a being involved in the supply chain, the kind of interference, or is that something that you read as possible operations when you're at the c i a and do they don't realize the blowback, they don't realize or blow back as they congratulated a b as riley's on that operation, the blind to children and the mud doctors

. >> congresswoman lofgren and congressman jimmy panetta stood with a group of daca advocates g policy. the representatives are calling on their colleagues congress to rerm to create perma protections for the benefit of dreamers >> we are here to let dreer tps recipients, farm workers a their families we will we will not give up fighting to ensureee white us no matter who's in charge of congress. >> keeping dreamers alive. is? dustin dorsey, abc seven news. >> we're following the story of possible school closures in san francisco. students, parents and teachers in chinatown are pushing back onncco unified's plan with the support of their supervisor, aaron peskin. >> eac of the impacted schools are place makin just t students andmmity that ht decades. hescols that met the district's criteria to close or merge are in and around chinatown. peskin says sfusd plans disproportionately impacth school in the excelsior neighborhood are also pushing back against the plan. they share peskin's concerns thatnitg dily impacted. >> moreha half of the schools slated for closuresnd mergers is mostly ag

i don't know if it will be like last time leon panetta comes out on stage. we'll see.more shocking than the answer she gives is the fact such predictable questions she is clearly not preparing for. that ends up taking her into a place where she ends up being more radical than maybe she means to. yesterday when she was asked by hallie jackson about religious exemptions for providing abortions and she is like no, no, no. we wouldn't ever mess with the fundamental right that is abortion. completely ignoring the fundamental right that's religious freedom that is actually in the constitution. i don't think she even knows that's a radical position. >> laura: i think she actually did understand that she is a complete leftist and complete radical on that. catholic nuns working in a hospital have to do tragez surgery. she had a moment of unintended honesty in that exchange. mary katharine and byron, this is a wild ride. we will see you before the elections for sure. thanks so much. kamala is laughing off criticism of what is happening at the border. so what is so funny? next. ♪

celebrities out there and a rumor fiance might show up and i don't know if itim will be like last time leon panetta out on stage. i think more shocking almost lengthy answers she gives is the fact there are such predictable questions she is not preparing for. t that takes her in a place she iy radical than she means to. yesterday when she was at wallye jackson and providing abortions, we wouldn't mess with the fundamental right of abortio n completely the fundamental righ religious freedom actually in the constitution. i don't think she knows that isp a radical position. >> laura: i think she didn't understand that because she has a complete leftist and complete radical and that. i don't think catholic nuns working in a hospital would have to do trance surgery and she had a moment of unintended honesty in that exchange but mary katharine and byron a wild ride and we will see you before the electionons for sure. thank you very much. kamala is laughing off criticism what is happening at the border. what is so funny? ♪ ♪ xiidra treats the signs and symptoms of dry eye disease. don't use if allergic to

. >> leon panetta on the same page is donald trump when he talks about military targets whether that extends to nuclear targets is anyone's guess. dan hoffman former cia chief station in moscow with us now. dan let's say israel goes into military and from your former time in moscow what would vladimir putin do? >> this is going to sound counterintuitive to our viewers. vladimir putin is perfectly fine with israel launching strikes on iran as long as it doesn't threaten iran's regime security. if iran is not as strong in terms of their relationship with russia that means putin can drive a harder bargain to secure access to iran's drones and other things that russia needs to carry on their war warren to ukraine. russia and iran have long term strategic rivals. from the time i served as the director in the near east division and much time in the middle east including in iraq and in israel that these countries are playing machiavelli and high-level transactional geopolitics and vladimir putin is watching carefully but he is watching without the trepidation you might expect. >> what about

. >> dana: it was leon panetta. >> bill: nothing against him but we kept looking and didn't happen. maybe tonight is a night. former president trump headlining rallies in arizona and nevada, two key battleground states. trying to fire up the voters last night in las vegas in a speech that focused on his plans to cut taxes. the two campaigns colliding today in texas. harris rolling into houston focusing on abortion. trump talking about border security in austin and holding a rally in detroit, michigan tonight. >> dana: the "new york post" endorsing trump saying the choice is clear to put the nation on the right path. former house speaker kevin mccarthy joined us here earlier calling out harris for calling trump as a fascist. >> she has spent a billion dollars and nobody can tell me the three things she would do if she was elected president. she can't answer that question. >> bill: that from last hour. this now. mark meredith live upstate traverse city, michigan. how goes it, mark? good morning. >> good morning to you both. former president trump will be all over the battleground stat

it's the reason kamala harris is going -- beyonce, better not be leon panetta -- but she's going to talkeople like kay cox. there is a story out in "rolling stone" about a woman who found out at five months, she lives in florida, that her child, the fetus had potter syndrome and would not survive. they weren't able to get her an abortion was what was recommended by the doctor, she had to carry that fetus another three and a half months to deliver it only so it would die. do you think -- >> greg: this is really good for our segment on men, jessica. this is the reason -- >> jessica: she has a husband, by the way, who is devastated, too. >> greg: great, love that you brought that story into it. >> jessica: i did it for you. >> greg: there is war, and there is a necessity for an opposition to war. the just the way it is. there are good wars, bad wars, but you have an opposition to war. if you didn't have an opposition to war, would be really weird. abortion is that kind of issue. abortion exists. there has to be in opposition to it or else we are not human. if there isn't somebody standing u

representative jimmy panetta and zoloft run for a national day of action in san jose. now this is a lawsuit targeting the deferred action for childhood arrivals or dhaka for short, it'll be heard by the 5th circuit court of appeals leaders will be discussing the importance of dhaka, which impacts this case could have on their community and reiterate the call for a pathway to citizenship for these young dreamers. the rally is going to begin at 10 o'clock this morning. it'll be at the mexican heritage plaza. well, business after business is closed on oakland's troubled hagan, burger corridor, rapid crime has forced places like in and out. danny's black bear diner to all close up shop there. but there is a new business that's moving in. it's round table. pizza. they recently opened a franchise despite concerns about robberies and car break-ins in that area. the new location is open has been open since june. they're doing a soft launch right now. corporate officials say there have been no problems so far, but they did take some precautions. >> we've opened and it's been gr

representative jimmy panetta and zoe lofgren for national day of action in san jose. and this is all because of a lawsuit is targeting the deferred action for childhood arrivals program. the dhaka program for sure we're going to be it's going to be heard by the 5th circuit court of appeals and leaders are set to discuss the importance of dhaka. the impact this case could have on our community and reiterate a call for a pathway to citizenship for dreamers. the rally is set to begin at 10 o'clock this morning. it'll be at the mexican heritage plaza. well, business after business has closed down along oakland's troubled hagan, burger corridor, rapid crime often blamed for that is to why places like in and out. danny's black diner, they've all closed up shop. but there is a new business that decided to move in. it's round table. pizza. fact, they recently opened a franchise despite concerns of robberies and car break-ins. the new location officially had their soft opening in june and they've been operating. and according to corporate officials, there have been no problems

today in san jose, congress members jimmy panetta and zoe lofgren will join immigrant rights activists to talk about the impact this case could have on the community and reiterate a call for a pathway to citizenship for dreamers. >> heads up if you're planning to travel down to big sur this week. an overnight closure on highway one near the rocky creek bridge will resume tonight. crews have been working to repair a section that fell into the ocean in storms in march. the closure goes from ten tonight through 6 a.m. tomorrow. caltrans hopes to have that road fixed by next summer. >> october marks filipino american history month. and tonight, san francisco is joining the celebration. every year, the city lights up city hall in the colors of the national flag of the philippines. tonight, there will be a cultural performance. multiple of them and a community reception in the city hall rotunda. it starts at 5:30 p.m. if you'd like to check it out. >> state of emergency requests. why? one bay area county is calling on governor newsom to make that declaration. >> and you are looking live at t

an early briefing and then it kind of at least i learned from secretary of defense vance, former panetta, you know, that kind of goes the president becomes concerned with other things and is no longer concerned nuclear issues. so make that a regular issue be dealt with and then also have people really care about it. i once said, why doesn't congress do more about when i was interviewing some of my sources and a number of them said to me, and a congress only pays to what the people are paying, know, and well, you have given us a book that should get people's attention and is a tremendous contribution, in my view, to informing the public about the stakes, about the options and about the history of how we got here and points in the direction of how we can out. so annie jacobsen thank you much for your book. thank for joining us and having a what i think was informative and. i can i say this a highly discussion about nuclear war. it was a great discussion. thank a highly entertaining discussion about nuclear war. >> host: it was a great discussion. thank you so much. >> be up-to-date in the

representatives jimmy panetta and zoloft run for a national day of action in san jose. this is all centered around a lawsuit targeting the deferred action for childhood arrivals or dhaka program. for short, it'll be heard by the 5th circuit court of appeals leaders will be discussing the importance of dhaka. the impact this case could have in our community and reiterating a call for a pathway to citizenship for these dreamers. the rally is set to begin at 10 o'clock this morning. it'll be at the mexican heritage plaza. well, business after business is closed on oakland's troubled hagan, burger corridor. we've reported on it increases in crime to force places like in and out. danny's black bear diner to close up shop. but there is a new business opening up on that corridor. roundtable. pizza. they recently opened a franchise despite concerns about robberies and car break-ins, the new location has been open since june. they've been doing a soft launch. corporate officials say so far there's been no problems, but they did implement some precautions. >> we've opened and it'

today in san jose, congress members jimmy panetta and zoe lofgren will join immigrant rights activistslk about the impact this case could have on the community and reiterate a call for a pathway to citizenship for these dreamers. >> heads up if you're planning to travel to big sur, this week, an overnight closure on highway one near the rocky creek bridge will happen again tonight. crews will have been working to repair a section that fell into the ocean during storms in march. the closure goes from ten tonight through 6 a.m. tomorrow. caltrans hopes to have the road fixed by next summer. >> it is filipino american history month. all of october, of course. the month tonight, san francisco is joining the celebration every year. the city lights up city hall and the colors of the national flag of the philippines. tonight, there will be cultural performances and a community reception in the city hall rotunda. it starts at 5:30 p.m. if you'd like to check it out. >> and i'm gloria rodriguez with a live traffic alert for you right now. the metering lights have flipped on in the bay bridge to

representative jimmy panetta. >> and zoe lofgren for national day of action in san jose. this as a lawsuit targeting the deferred action for childhood arrivals or dhaka. we heard by the 5th circuit court of appeals leaders are going to talk about the importance of dhaka, the impact this case could have on our community reiterate a call for a pathway to citizenship for dreamers, reiser to 10 this morning at the mexican heritage plaza. >> 6.10, is the time and business after business is closed cause trouble. hagan, burger corridor rapid crime has forced places like in and out black bear diner, danny stall close up shop, but a new business has actually moved in round table. pizza recently open a franchise despite concerns over robberies and car break-ins in that area. now the new location has been open since june. and corporate officials say so far no problems have been spotted. however, some precautions were taken to address potential crime. >> we've opened and it's been great so far. we taking no cash. and right now the dining room is not open. we feel really good about it

he gets an early briefing and then kind of-- at least i learned from secretary of defense, former, panetta. that kind of goes-- the president becomes concerned with other things and no longer concerned with nuclear issues. so make that a regular issue to be dealt with and have people really care about it and i once said, why doesn't congress do more about this when i was interviewing some of my sources and a number of them said to me, annie, congress only pays attention to what the people are paying attention to. >> well, you have given us a book that should get people's attention and it's a tremendous contribution, in my view, to informing the public about the stakes, about the options, and about the history of how we got here and points us in the direction of how we can get out. so, annie jacobsen, thank you very much for your book, thank you for joining us and having a-- what i think was an informative and can i say this, a highly entertaining discussion about nuclear war. >> it was a great discussion. thank you so much. >> thank you. ♪♪ >> if you're enjoying book tv then sign up for ou

representative jimmy panetta and zoe lofgren for national day of action in san jose. this is a lawsuit targeting the deferred action for childhood arrivals or daca program will be heard by the 5th circuit court of appeals leaders are going to talk about the importance of dhaka. the impact this case could have on our community. and they're going to reiterate a call for a pathway to citizenship for dreamers. the rally starts at 10 this morning at the mexican heritage plaza. >> 708, is a time and business after business has close recently on oakland's troubled hagan, burger corridor, rampant crime often blamed for places shutting down like the in and out the danny's the black bear diner. they've all had to close up shops. but now there's a new restaurant moving in round table pizza. in fact, they recently opened a franchise despite concerns about robberies and break-ins in that area. the new location has been slated since june. and corporate officials say there's been no problems so far, but they did put precautions in place to address potential crime. >> with open and i

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but on thursday, south bay leaders led by congresswoman zoe lofgren and congressman jimmy panetta heldally. they discuss their the importance of the dhaka program and the impact this case could have on the community. >>but today we are here to let dreamers, tps recipients, farm workers and their families know that we will continue the fight and we will not give up fighting to ensure the proper protections are in place. no matter who's in the white house and no matter who's in charge of congress. >>this case could affect the future of more than 5500,000 people. there's no word yet on when the federal appeals court will issue a ruling. but regardless of their decision, the case is likely to head the supreme court. a unique film festival is taking place this week. san quentin rehabilitation center is hosting its first ever film festival showcasing productions of currents and formally incarcerated filmmakers will be held inside the prison on thursday and friday. the california department of corrections and rehabilitation said the festival. it's designed to break the barriers and also share

people like former secretary of defense leon panetta and stanley mcchrystal has warned that the democratichas and now to underscore how vital those qualities will be and are in any american president, comes news that earlier today iran launched at least 180 ballistic missiles at israel. a brazen attack that could inflame a region that was already in a political powder keg. this is what it looked and sounded like in tel aviv as a ber anl of ballistic missiles rained down. [ sirens ] >> so in case it isn't clear. that was the sound of sirens. we should note today's attack on israel ended shortly after it began. the israeli military said most of the missiles were intercepted and said that as of now there were no immediate reports of casualties. the attack comes one day after israeli forces launched a ground invasion into lebanon aimed at hobbling hezbollah, iran's revolutionary guard said it was retaliation today for the assassination of hezbollah's leader last saturday. a white house official reity ated that the united states will help defend israel and something that antony blinken echoed a

leon panetta said this will be used for espionage activities. no doubt in my mind why they are bringing chinese engineers here to michigan, and if you think that is crazy, the fbi just arrested five chinese nationals spying, which is pretty close to where this factory will be. we need to take a deep breath and step pretty darn close to her this factory is going to be. we need to take a deep breath and step back. there's a better way to get where people want to go and it's not to bring the chinese to michigan as she has been part and parcel of doing. >> congresswoman slotkin, do you have any concerns about the appearance of chinese government involvement in the goshen plant and what would you say to people near where the plant is being proposed to do have? >> again, i have never signed an nda with any chinese government or company. he repeats it. it's a lie. the mike rogers of 2024 seems happy to do it. i'm sad about that. here's the thing. i was the one who wrote the legislation that said we should be able to ban the chinese from buying our farm

leon panetta said this will be used for espionage activities. no doubt in my mind why they are bringing chinese engineers here to michigan, and if you think that is crazy, the fbi just arrested five chinese nationals spying, which is pretty close to where this factory will be. we need to take a deep breath and step pretty darn close to her this factory is going to be. we need to take a deep breath and step back. there's a better way to get where people want to go and it's not to bring the chinese to michigan as she has been part and parcel of doing. >> congresswoman slotkin, do you have any concerns about the appearance of chinese government involvement in the goshen plant and what would you say to people near where the plant is being proposed to do have? >> again, i have never signed an nda with any chinese government or company. he repeats it. it's a lie. the mike rogers of 2024 seems happy to do it. i'm sad about that. here's the thing. i was the one who wrote the legislation that said we should be able to ban the chinese from buying our farm

leon panetta said this will be used for espionage activities. mind why they are bringing chinese engineers here to michigan, and if you think that is crazy, the fbi just arrested five chinese nationals spying, which is pretty close to where this factory will be. we need to take a deep breath and step pretty better way where they want to go the chinese michigan been doing you have concerns about the appearance of chinese government involvement? will you say to the people near where the plant is being proposed to do let's. >> i've never signed with any chinese company or government, is a life. you mess around when it comes to mike rogers of 2024 seems happy. n nda with any chinese government or company. he repeats it. it's a lie. the mike rogers of 2024 seems happy to do it. i'm sad about that. here's the thing. i was the one who wrote the legislation that said we should be able to ban the chinese from buying our farmland, manufacturing facilities. it's bipartisan legislation. i would love to have his support from it. you shouldn't have these comp