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george ball roger hill supported by mike marshall at the white house. feel that that we must dare to be a responsive ability for it beginning with our cable of early august, which we suggested a coup in my judgment that a while as badly drafted comments should never be sent on a saturday i started doing my consent to it. without it. i'm table conference in which mcnamara and taylor could have presented their views. they. we did redress that balance. and later, while at it that occurred while encourage law along costs to which he was in any case inclined then to continue to oppose the coup on the ground. that the military efforts doing well. there's a sharp split between saigon the rest of the country politically the situation, the hysteria rating militarily did had not had its effect. there was a feeling however was deployed it for this reason secretary mcnamara and general taylor supported applying additional pressures to them and knew in order to move them. that's his son entering the room there. i played two and a half minutes of that. he does go on

massacre by hamas, penn had already invited a whole host of anti-semitic speakers including roger waters, marc lamont hilling people who actively support terrorism. and just yesterday i'm organizing the screening of the 45-minute film of what hamas brutally did to innocent civilians in us rah reel. i reached out to -- israel. i reached out to every department who cohosted, cosponsored the pal sign right festival. i reached out to president magill, and i've invited them to watch it so that they can understand why people feel so sensitive ant the topic. and it's necessary because when you have professors and students who call the october 7th massacre glorious and it makes them happy and enthusiastic, they need to understand why it is so problematic for students to have these people in their classes sitting next to them and teaching them. neil you know, i'm cure to yous, you go to one of the most prestigious schools in the world, very hard to get into this school so, obviously, you're a very smart young man. and i always ask those who have been involved in this and dealing with this whether you're ever tempt

. >>> let's take you to capitol hill with cnn's mommy roger because senators worked through the weekends proposed deal that prepares a to ukraine and israel with changes to immigration policy. are they any closer to a deal? >> reporter: they are making progress in these negotiations, or is, but the chance of a deal coming together that can pass the united date senate this week are incredibly grim. there is growing expectation this will be punted until january, and there is still a lot of uncertainty about whether or not congress can actually pass legislation to deal with an issue that has dogged congress for decades. immigration policy, dividing the two parties, and much different opinions between the house and senate about what actually needs to be done. behind closed doors, the president has offered a number of concessions to move closer to the republican position, dealing with tighter assignment restrictions, expanded detentions for migrants, as well as greater expulsion of authority. these have generated significant pushback already from the left, but he's also facing criticism from

hill. and i think that we can show everyone where mike rogers l lungevents at matt gaetz and has to be pulledy. and then this moment from elon musk that kind of sums up i feel like the attitude many people have brought to this year if you want to look at it through a negative lens. this is elon musk on stage. >> if somebody is going to try to black mail me with advertising, blackmail me with money, go [ bleep ] yourself. >> jess, does that about sum it up? >> about that. >> you know, i mean, it has been -- we are heading in on to an election year that is -- at this writing, it is looking to be a rematch of what we saw in 2020. but in many ways darker overtones. >> absolutely. absolutely. and i think that in 2024 when the prediction that i expect is that we are seeing trump dominating polls, clashing with the legal system, likely to go on trial. and dialing up his authoritarian rhetoric. so i would expect democracy to really be tested in 2024. >> all right. thank you all very much. happy new year. >>> sports, cleveland browns blew out the jets last night punching a tickets to the playoffs for

roger marshal, the republican senator chugged an entire glass to show his support. democratic senator debby stabenow said the decision should be left to the experts and leaving a sour taste on capitol hill. that's it for "inside politics sunday," up next, "state of the union" and dana mash. jake's guests include republican new jerseyey senator c chris kr sesee and steve sunununu. you're probably not easily persuaded to switch mobile providers for your business. but what if we told you it's possible that comcast business mobile can save you up to 75% a year on your wireless bill versus the big three carriers? did we peak your interest? you can get two unlimited lines for just $30 each a month. there are no term contracts or line activation fees. and you can bring your own device. oh, and all on the most reliable 5g mobile network nationwide. wireless that works for you. it's not just possible, it's happening. >>> head-to-head, polls flash more warning signs for president biden as he makes his case for re-election. >> just a little more breathing room. that's what bidenomics is all about. >> could a potential new compromise in congress on the border hurt him even more with his party? joe

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roger, thank you for joining us today. we really appreciate your insight. >> great, thank you. >>> coming up, the countdown to shutdown. nothing is happening on capitol hill congress is in recess. will there be enough time? straight ahead. you can get the best of "squawk box" on your daily podcast. follow on your favorite app and listen any time. we'lbeig bk.l rhtac >>> we're days away from another budget showdown. lawmakers will have just nine days to avoid a shutdown. joining us now, politico's budget and appropriations order, kaitlin emma. it's good to see you. here's the thing, it seems like the house speaker is stuck between a rock and a hard place, and right now it's the hardliners trying to get that boulder moving. >> right. this is really the same fight we've seen all year over government funding just dragging its into 2024. you know, basically congress left for the holidays without a deal on an overall government funding framework so that would be the parameters of a deal that would allow for federal agencies to get updated budgets for the current fiscal year. right now we're operating under a continuing resolution, a stopgap that expends gap fun

hill fired for calling for the destruction of israel. it also hosted and included a member of the palestinian youth movement which was collaborated with israel terrorists and may e most notably roger waters, the vocalist. the same roger waters by the way who publicly used anti-jewish slurs, desecrated the memory of anne frank and house dressed up as a nazi and floated a big balloon with a start of david and many of his concerts. why in the world would you host someone like that on your college campus to speak at the so-called palestinian rights literature festival? >> anti-semitism has no place. >> why would you invite roger waters? what does she think you would get out of that? >> anti-semitism has no place at penn and our free speech policies are guided by the united states constitution. >> why did you invite roger waters? >> anti-semitism doesn't have a place. >> do you condemn what he stands for? >> congressman, prior to the event, i issued a statement calling out to the anti-semitism of some of the speakers at that conference. >> specifically roger waters. a guy that floated pig balloons with a start of david at his concerts? i haven't seen the condemnation. i've got to look