richard matters, journalist and commentator in vienna. also shabia rizby, political commenter is in chicago. okay, welcome to the show, gentlemen, uh, beginning uh with richard. richard, one basic question, who should pay the price of thousands of innocent lives in gaza? thank you for having me on the program, sure that uh, the thing is that we we can't just uh hold the israelis accountable, this is really being done with the uh the united states supplying the infrastructure, the weapons uh for israel to carry out this genocide, and of course the politicians in westminster and in brussels who are not only giving israel uh support through logistics, intelligence and military. means, but also the political and media cover that it requires. uh, we've seen in the united kingdom now, and and really the entire west, this ground work being laid for years and years where it's become impossible to criticize uh the israelis because they start lobbing this accusation of antisemitism of people, which is which is preposterous. um, the the israelis can

richard matters, this needs to be highlighted because it seems like there's a media war out there to change the narrative and israel has found that uh "this is the right opportunity uh for it to do that through the long reach that it has through uh different media organizations that it owns that now it can play the victim and it can play that to the max, but uh our guess are mentioned 1948, people need to be reminded that palestinians were driven out of their out of their towns, out of their homes, uh, their homes were destroyed, uh, they were killed, and these types of instances like the 1948 instance and lot of them that have occurred throughout the decades needs to be highlighted." "what can you bring to the table when it comes to the palestinian, how they have been oppressed and violated? yeah, the nakaba is, which means translates to catastrophe that that took place in 1948 that you uh um yeah, very eloquently mentioned is is important because it highlights what israel is, and even back then in post-war britain uh, the security services in england, their number one threat, um, w

richard matters, this needs to be highlighted because it seems like there's a media war out there to change the narrative and israel has found that... uh this is the right opportunity for it to do that through their long reach that it has to uh different media organizations that it owns that now it can play the victim and it could play that to the max. but uh our guess are mentioned 1948, people need to be reminded that palestinians were driven out of their out of their towns, out of their homes, their homes were destroyed, they were killed, and these types of instances like the 1948 instance and lot of them that have occurred about the decades needs to be highlighted. "what can you bring to the table when it comes to the palestinian, how they have been oppressed and violated? yeah, the nakaba is which means translates to catastrophe that that took place in 1948 that you - very eloquently mentioned is is important because it highlights what israel is, and even back then in post-war britain uh the security services in england, their number one threat, um, was was actually from coming

that's why this is so complicated, so difficult for the united states and for that matter for israel. >> richards, thank you so much. thanks for being with us today. obviously, you know more about this region than almost anything in the u.s. government or outside. >>> joining us now, ali velshi. you are back down there in the south. there's been so much bombing of gaza overnight. what are you hearing now in the region? >> reporter: we are hearing sounds, that's for sure. we are four kilometers from the gaza border. we have been hearing through the morning jets, as we normally do. we were farther north. we were in tel aviv. now we are back down here. a few minutes ago we saw iron dome activity above us and saw interceptions. you were listening to the hostage families talking. one of them made an interesting point. they said, we have not been informed but everybody here is in a different situation. families of 150 people who believe that their loved ones are being held by hamas. about 97 as of last count had been informed by the israeli government that we believe that your loved ones were taken by

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. >> i'm not sure how much the political party matters when i started in 1973, richard nixon, a republican, was still the president. he came through or the united states came through and the arsenal of democracy came through as israel faced an existential crisis. if we don't screw this up with the nonsense over the speaker of the house, this coup attempt, another counterpe attempt by ral republicans. and we need to stop the worst holocaust, the rains and murders and we will step up to the moment and deliver what israel needs to defend itself. >> how do you think he did? >> i thought this was a var important significant speech. he has shown tremendous moral clarity at a moment there is such chaos in congress and such discourse in america. joe biden has been unwavering in america's support of israel, the special relationship but also has been unwavering and reminding americans that we are not a place where there is hatred, we are not a place that fosters anti-semitism or islamophobia. i thought it was incredibly important today that he spoke about american values. about what america means to

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death toll continues to climb in the middle east, richard engel is there to take us inside the aftermath. >>> who will speak for the congress as matters both at home and abroad continue to pile up, lawmakers hope to elect a new speaker of the house find out what will be on the agenda after today's vote. >>> for international companies, it's no longer business as usual. arabile joins us from london on how some of the world's most prominent companies are dealing with the fallout from the israel-hamas war >>> and self-love on top beyonce's backup dancers are striking out on their own as they look to spread the power of dance across country it's wednesday october 11. "early today" starts right now >> good morning, good to be back with you, i'm phillip mena >> i'm frances rivera. a nation shocked after towns and village were overrun and civilians slaughtered. one of the kibbutz villages is very near to the gaza border we take you inside the set of a horrifying massacre. some of the images are disturbing >> reporter: israeli troops are still trying to secure the country. four days after the worst terror attack in israel's history and moved

now 30 years on and it's over in a matter of hours practically, and i completely agree with you, richard, i think it is a function of russian weakness and so focused russia has to be on ukraine that it is both unable to focus on others and others around the rest of the russian federation are taking advantage of that, and so i think this is, to me, a sign of russian weakness and not russian strength. to your point, the russians are mobilizing, shifting huge, huge share of their economy on to a war footing. that's not so great for ukraine because although the western partners of ukraine that collectively have a much bigger gdp than russia, we're not going to shift that much to increase defense spending that much, but russia is, that's why i think this will go on for years and years because russia is mobilizing. >> russia's economy is 15 times the size of ukraine's. there's so much to talk about. one thing that struck me about -- in the united states, dianne feinstein, you know, dying before she retired she is, unfortunately, not the only person in the u.s. senate who you wonder if they'll

management of the palestinian. uh population, it's a matter of uh seeking to maintain hegemonic control over uh the oil rich region of the world. all right, richardfalk there, we ask you to stand by with us as we go and listen to watch this report uh and we'll come back to the uh discussion. okay, good. moving now to south korea where people have rallied and display of solidarity with palestinians in the ghaza strip. this is the report we're talking about. demonstrators there to have called on the israeli regime to end this brutality in the beside strip. our correspondent frank smith from soul actually covered this. supporters of the palestinians rallied in downtown soul to demand an end to the israeli bombing of gaza once. pointed out that the rights of palestinians have been abused and ignored for decades. despite the resolutions of the united nations issued since the beginning of the blockage 20 years ago, israel persists in maintaining the gaza siege. the regime, despite being portrayed as the sole democracy in the middle east by western media, does not comply with the united nations's decisions. south koreans say their government's pro-us po

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it's very, very hard and in some way richard tice it almost doesn't matter because you could show whatappear to be conclusive evidence that this was a misfire by israel , by was a misfire by israel, by hamas perhaps, or that it was a deliberate israeli strike. >> and people are so entrenched in their belief that that would be written off as, oh, that's a doctored image, that's an ai image . i find doctored image, that's an ai image. i find it incredibly frustrating . and i'm sure emily frustrating. and i'm sure emily feels the same when you work in the business of news broadcast journalism, you are constantly preoccupied trying to find preoccupied by trying to find out truth. what is actually out the truth. what is actually happening. finding it happening. and i'm finding it incredibly frustrating. and this, this sense of who is this, this, this sense of who is right and who is wrong, not even in a moral sense, but in a factual sense is not going to go away. >> no. and almost impossible. i think the other thing to focus on that, i suspect president biden be focusing on today biden will

what we saw from richard, the conclusion may not matter.believe anything the united states says. we're seeing the anger and uptick in violence and now, of course, we all wait and wonder about a growing conflict, a growing war, and more arab anger even before israel launches what is expected its imminent ground invasion of gaza. >> let's bring in national security analyst for nbc news and msnbc clint watts. you're looking at a map of the region and a lot of moving parts. the one that i'm sort of fascinated with is the arab countries that actually have access to these civilians don't want them, and if you could talk about that. it's like the major difference from, for example, ukraine. >> yeah. so the big issue today, mika, you saw richard engel, he's in ramallah north of jerusalem here. the key point about that, that's the old headquarters of the plo. you might remember yasser arafat. the question has been will this turn into a three-front war. the one front that has opened up is in the north. over the last 48 to 72 hours, is several cross-b

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richard, thank you so much for being here. i know it's the middle of the, night for the morning there, we'll appreciate it. >> translator: it's always the middle of the night with you, rachel. no matter go in the country is always the middle of the night, and it's always talking about something when. but, yes, how are you? >> it's throw. i'm okay, richard. truly, coming up with some of her other beat that you and i covered. and at better times. richard, let me ask you about the hostage situation. obviously, everybody is overjoyed to see two hostages released on friday, and see two more released today. there was some reporting today, which nbc has not independently confirmed yet, maybe we should expect additional hostage releases in larger numbers. what's your understanding of that? and what do we know about these other woman who released today? >> reporter: so, what we are trying to do is to track these negotiations in realtime through the negotiators. obviously, the negotiators are working with hamas, working with the israeli authorities. primarily, we are talking about egyptian and qatari negotiations. and it is a very, very difficult process to follow because obviously for securit

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that they those opposed to israel, attract their sympathy, no matter how extreme their opposition might be. >> and, you know, rich richardid , has just messaged in and said, when it comes to this subject, everyone now seems to be an armchair expert fanning the flames of misinformation when he says situation is says this situation is incredibly dangerous for the world at large . and i think that world at large. and i think that is a really key point, because overnight everyone popping up, as seems seemingly become this expert in the history , which is expert in the history, which is it's a very complex history and most people are not abreast of that situation for, you know, the reality is and people may or may not like this, the situation didn't just commence on october the seventh, as some people believe that it did. and i think the whole misinformation thing and the propaganda at large, particularly social media, particularly with social media, is incredibly dangerous. and some the things that are some of the things that are happening in circulating right now, a matter of life now, this is a matter of life and death and

matter. >> it's me and richard tice here this morning. nice. are you all right? >> i'm fine.fine. i'm enjoying it. >> coffee, milk ? >> coffee, milk? >> coffee, milk? >> no sugar, thanks. oh, here she goes again. no you played right. >> still to come this morning, gas prices are on the rise. of course , but is there an element course, but is there an element of sabotage ? also to blame ? of sabotage? also to blame? >> this is britain. newsroom on gb news. is >> patrick christys weekdays from three on . news you know, from three on. news you know, with britain's newsroom on gb news with me richard tice and bev turner. >> so a leak in an undersea gas pipeline connecting finland to estonia has caused european gas pnces estonia has caused european gas prices to surge . finnish prices to surge. finnish authorities are reporting this could well have been sabotage as damage was unlikely to have occurred by accident . that's right. >> so let's cross over to our economics and business editor liam halligan in liverpool this morning. good morning, liam . we morning. good morning, liam.

generally in matters of military speaking, israel usually decides what it wants to do when it wants to do. >> richard engel, thank you. that concludes this nbc news special report. we will have much more ahead on our streaming channel, "nbc news now", online at nbcnews.com and. i'm lester holt. news. i'm lester holt. i'm lester holt. thank yo uwhen my doctor gave me breztri for my copd things changed for me. breztri gave me better breathing, symptom improvement, and reduced flare-ups. breztri won't replace a rescue inhaler for sudden breathing problems. it is not for asthma. tell your doctor if you have a heart condition or high blood pressure before taking it. don't take breztri more than prescribed. breztri may increase your risk of thrush, pneumonia, and osteoporosis. call your doctor if worsened breathing, chest pain, mouth or tongue swelling, problems urinating, vision changes, or eye pain occur. ask your doctor about breztri. looking for a smarter way to mop? introducing the new swiffer powermop. an all-in-one cleaning tool that gives you a mop and bucket clean in half the time. our new cleanin

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richard goldberg i appreciate your expertise, we will have you again as this war and israel continues. still ahead we were told joe biden was the most experienced person never on mattersf foreign policy. experienced and expertise are apparently two different things. former director of national intelligence john lee ratcliffe joins us right after the break. ♪ to duckduckgo on all your devie duckduckgo comes with a built-n engine like google, but it's pi and doesn't spy on your searchs and duckduckgo lets you browse like chrome, but it blocks cooi and creepy ads that follow youa from google and other companie. and there's no catch. it's fre. we make money from ads, but they don't follow you aroud join the millions of people taking back their privacy by downloading duckduckgo on all your devices today. trey: welcome back to "sunday night in america". when you are the leader of the free world, the world watches, what will the u.s. do next in the middle east as president biden spent part of his sunday speaking with the israeli prime minister and the president of egypt. alexandria hoff joins us from wilmington, delaware with the latest. >> both of these calls the president

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no matter where you go in the country, it's always the middle of the night and it's always talking about something grim. how are you? >> it's true. i'm okay, richard. it's true. we need to come one some other beat that you and i cover together and at better times. let me ask but the hostage situation. obviously, everybody, everybody is overjoyed to see two hostages released on friday. to see two more released today. there was some reporting today which nbc has not independently confirmed that maybe we should expect additional hostage releases in larger numbers. what is your understanding of that? what do we know about the older women released today? >> reporter: so what aware trying to do is to track these negotiations in real-time through the goshors. obviously, the negotiators are working with hamas. working with the israeli authorities. we're talking about egyptian and qatar negotiators. it is a very difficult process to follow. for security reasons, they don't want to give away too much. they are actively trying to trade things. hamas wants certain things. it wants the, more access for humanitarian supplies into the gaza strip. it wants some o

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richard on for one, to show for three reasons. one, to show that the members of the jewish community in britain this matters and it's not just a transactionalolitical thing. it's important enough for the leader of the country to go because it's such a trauma for the jewish community in this country. two, there are britons who are kidnapped and in gaza and to make whatever we can do to push this up the agenda, the freedom for those britons, and instead maybe some of those assets being moved into the eastern mediterranean. it's around exit routes for all kind of preparations for if we can get get the captors, the british captives out. but i think number three, to show the israelis that we stand with them, they have the right to act, but also to be honest friends, which is if you're going to go into gaza and they are, you've got to have a plan to get out and that point needs to be made. >> but do you think there is a plan as to because it's all well and good saying, okay, we're going on going to respond on understandably, by the way, who wouldn't to respond to what wouldn't want to respond to what happened the seventh? happened on october the

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richard burr, his brother-in-law calls his broker and dumps his stock, so coincidence, seems a little bit suspicious to me. here ise the thing whether this is insider trading or not, it doesn't really matter in the sense that the damage done to anybody paying attention is it certainly has the appearance of impropriety. it looks like the game is rigged and, again, that is what i think has -- i don't blame our problems on this but i think it is contributing to the erosion of trust in liberal democracy. >> is there any realistic scenario that you can see for blind trusts in which we can trust members to remain or remain separated from their holdings when they legislate? >> i don't think so. in 2012 congress finally passed the stock act which made it illegal in insider trading. i guess until then it wasn't even i legal. >> you can imagine. >> and we've obviously the problem has not gone away. in fact, perhaps it's gotten worse but it certainly has not gone away. now some of the politicians that became embroiled in these controversies and things that look insider trading will say i have a blind trust or my husband or my wife manages my portfolio or i have -- and so i believe that in order to -

the spokesman, richard hecht, lieutenant colonel richard hecht, says this claim is not accurate. we possess no information regarding this matterso we will bring you more on that developing story as we get it. so airstrikes on gaza city continuing overnight and soldiers , israeli soldiers are soldiers, israeli soldiers are claiming that they have killed one of the top leaders in hamas. they also say they are destroying hamas targets , thus destroying hamas targets, thus announcing that they have killed dozens from the militant group, including its leader. these are some of the pictures of those airstrikes over the last few hours. absolutely flattening and pulverise rising buildings. this leader who is believed to have been killed has, we understand, had a key role in hamas's massacre on israel one week ago today . now gaza's health today. now gaza's health ministry has reported that 324 palestinians have been killed in israeli airstrikes in the past 24 hours. a further 1000 people have been wounded by airstrikes, casualties are being brought to hospitals in southern gaza as tens of thousands struggle to flee the shelling. you p

richard burr, his brother in law calls his broker and dumps his stock. yeah. so coincidence seems a little bit suspicious. me but here's the thing. whether is insider trading or not, it doesn't really matter in the sense that the damage done to anybody paying attention is it certainly has the appearance of impropriety. it looks like the game is rigged. and again, that is what i think is i don't blame problems on this, but i think it is contributing to the erosion, trust and liberal democracy. is there any scenario that you can see for blind trust in which we can trust members to invest but remain separated their holdings when they legislate? i don't think so. so in 2012, congress finally passed the stock act, which made it illegal to engage in insider trading. i guess until then it wasn't even illegal. you can imagine right? but since 2012, it's been illegal to engage in insider trading and we've obviously the problem has not gone away in. fact, perhaps it's gotten but it certainly has not gone not gone away. now, some the politicians that become embroiled in these controversies and things that look like insider trading say, i have a blind or my husband or my wife manages my portfolio or

matter with washington. people that we elect in. host: let's hear from richard in kentucky.aller: every republican commentator on radio and television across fox news and everything are pulling their hair out and screaming bloody murder because this swamp creature, kevin mccarthy, was removed on a brilliant move by matt gaetz who told him we are going to give you a chance. after five votes, he got to go in. matt gaetz and the rest of the freedom caucus told him we are going to give you one chance to get this right. he went behind their backs. good riddance. let's just see what happens from here on out. host: how do you think they will resolve the issue? caller: they've got a pro tem. they are not going to steal the bank. they are going to make sure they have a vote next week. we will go through another 5, 6, 7 votes and someone will be picked to be speaker of the house. it is going to be ok. host: do you think they will be held hostage by the eight people who voted to oust mccarthy? caller: absolutely. they are going to make them toe the line like they were elected to do. i

the government didn't want to do it didn't matter how much you told them long rates were going to go up it was just in their dna not to do it. >> richards on "squawk box" defending yellen saying you're not taking the full context of the time and place into account. >> very true >> it would have been more expensive. it was unclear whether there would be demand for that much. >> i think everybody should realize that, but we had a lot of people who said the yield curve means recession and we've had 4.9% gdp i would love to run the tape of everybody that said -- [ bell ringing ]. >> let's get the opening bell at the cnbc realtime exchange at the big board it's madison square garden and st. john's university celebrating the start of college basketball season e embecor doing the honors >> we're still oversold. interest rates have been calm. we haven't had apple's quarter yet to disappoint. we haven't had the fed say 230, things we didn't want to hear after jay powell is pestered by the college newspapers that are there says, hey, when did you stop -- the usual. we have a bit of a gauntlet this week as we work off the oversold, i think people

matter. boris would have. stuart mark dolan for pm says stuart clearly been on the sherbets but thank you stuart richard yes ,hard yes, but sunak speech has gone down like a lead balloon. actions speak louder than words , says richard. and than words, says richard. and last but not least , adrian mark last but not least, adrian mark gb news.com last but not least, adrian mark gbnews.com adrian says dolan for pm. i say well done mates a lot better than starmers speech will be. well i'm glad you mentioned that because we will have in—depth coverage of the labour party conference from sunday. that's right. mark dolan tonight looking at all the implications of what could be the next government this country? well government of this country? well it's time now for the big story. and labour has triumphed in the rutherglen and hamilton west by—election in scotland, with sir keir starmer hailing it a seismic result for his party. michael shanks replaces the former mp margaret ferrier, who was ousted from her seat in august following a successful recall petition fine for breaching covid restrictions dunng breaching cov

matter. boris would have. stuart mark dolan for pm says stuart clearly been on the sherbets but thank you stuart richard yes ,hard yes, but sunak speech has gone down like a lead balloon. actions speak louder than words , says richard. and than words, says richard. and last but not least , adrian mark last but not least, adrian mark gb news.com last but not least, adrian mark gbnews.com adrian says dolan for pm. i say well done mates a lot better than starmers speech will be. well i'm glad you mentioned that because we will have in—depth coverage of the labour party conference from sunday. that's right. mark dolan tonight looking at all the implications of what could be the next government this country? well government of this country? well it's time now for the big story. and labour has triumphed in the rutherglen and hamilton west by—election in scotland, with sir keir starmer hailing it a seismic result for his party. michael shanks replaces the former mp margaret ferrier, who was ousted from her seat in august following a successful recall petition fine for breaching covid restrictions dunng breaching cov

matter of life or death. joining us now from southern israel, nbc news chief foreign correspondent richard engel. >> reporter: this phase of the war. on friday we saw an intensified air campaign. that was to allow israeli ground troops to move into gaza. over the weekend, israeli forces entered gaza from multiple locations, mostly in the northern tip of the gaza strip. the gaza strip is long and narrow, mostly surrounded by israel with egypt at the southern extreme in the south. those troops that entered gaza primarily in the north are edging their way to gaza city. now, gaza city is the biggest city in the gaza strip. it had a population of about 800,000 people. what we've seen until today is that israeli troops have been fighting just north of gaza city and around it. there's been tremendous destruction, tremendous damage with israeli air strikes, tanks, artillery, bulldozers, heavy casualties. now they have reached right to the doorstep of gaza city, a massive city. there are already reports from inside gaza and from israeli sources that there are already heavy clashes. this morning, israeli troops are pus

richard , can i ask you >> richard, can i ask you a naive question on this is a very steep learning curve for all of us. it's not for you. you are an expert in these matterslso attack israel , what could that attack israel, what could that mean for the people of lebanon, for the civilians of lebanon ? for the civilians of lebanon? how would they be dragged into this . this. >> i think if that happens , a >> i think if that happens, a lot of civilians in southern lebanon are going to be killed . lebanon are going to be killed. and again, it won't be because the idf want to kill them. it will be because hezbollah have they have about 150,000 rockets in southern lebanon pointing at israel . the length and breadth israel. the length and breadth of israel, some very , very of israel, some very, very dangerous, particularly dangerous, particularly dangerous rockets, precision guided . and these are in often guided. and these are in often very often they're in people's houses. they're among the community, they're in the population. if israel is to stop them firing and killing their own people, then unfortunately, whatever attempts to prevent it, they can they ca

matter of months. we don't know. but it'll it won't be over, i don't think, in any in any very short timeframe . in any very short timeframe. >> okay. right. okay. that's colonel richardeesom and this is gb news, britain's news want to keep you entertained. the camilla tominey show sunday mornings from 930 on gb news is . mornings from 930 on gb news is. welcome back to gb news saturday with me dawn neesom on your tv onune with me dawn neesom on your tv online and on digital radio. >> now a just giving page created just hours after two met police officers were dismissed just after the stop and search of two black athletes, ricardo dos santos and bianca williams has attracted more . than has attracted more. than £110,000 in donations as the petition was founded to support the officers and their families after the two were dismissed following the stop and search in july, back in 2020. well i can now speak with imarn ayton and andy racism activist and social commentator iman , thank you so commentator iman, thank you so much for joining commentator iman, thank you so much forjoining me this much for joining me this afternoon . um, now, i don't know afternoon. um, now, i