i go right along with susie. if i had that - along with susie.n heaven and i'd never move or leave. i'd sit down on — i'd never move or leave. i'd sit down on my— i'd never move or leave. i'd sit down on my but for the rest of my life. i'd _ down on my but for the rest of my life. i'd be — down on my but for the rest of my life. i'd be in— down on my but for the rest of my life, i'd be in heaven.— life, i'd be in heaven. that's when the turn life, i'd be in heaven. that's when they turn the _ life, i'd be in heaven. that's when they turn the batteries _ life, i'd be in heaven. that's when they turn the batteries off. - life, i'd be in heaven. that's when they turn the batteries off. and i they turn the batteries off. and they turn the batteries off. and they tell you to upgrade. this debate i think— they tell you to upgrade. this debate i think will— they tell you to upgrade. this debate i think will continue. we will speak more in a moment. see you soon. hello there, good afternoon. well, it was the warmest day of the year so far across all four

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joining me tonight are sajeela kersh , susie kennedy, and kersh, susie kennedy, and nicholas de santo . but first, nicholas de santo. but first, let's get your latest news headunes let's get your latest news headlines from sophia wenzler. >> good evening. i'm sophia wenzler and the gb newsroom. your top story this hour. the israeli military says it's recovered another body today after three bodies of three israeli hostages were recovered from gaza on friday. it comes as a member of israel's three man war cabinet, benny gantz, has threatened to resign from the government if it does not adopt a new plan for the war in gaza. israel says it believes 100 hostages are still alive. their families of hostages have been holding a news conference in tel aviv calling for their return. >> the war must be stopped at once and the hostages must be rescued. war cabinet members stop the expansion of the rafah operation and secure a hostage release deal. >> now our family members are being raped in captivity. they are being starved and tortured. why do you allow netanyahu to continue sabotaging the hos

let's talk to susie and joe, and thatis let's talk to susie and joe, and that is a real problem forjoey well on the whole but people are not feeling it yet?— are not feeling it yet? they are not feelin: it are not feeling it yet? they are not feeling it yet. _ are not feeling it yet? they are not feeling it yet, and _ are not feeling it yet? they are not feeling it yet, and to _ are not feeling it yet? they are not feeling it yet, and to biden's - feeling it yet, and to biden's children. _ feeling it yet, and to biden's children, it's like since he first -ot children, it's like since he first got elected, they've never felt it. -- biden's— got elected, they've never felt it. —— biden's chagrin. i would argue because — —— biden's chagrin. i would argue because biden has done a pre—poor 'ob because biden has done a pre—poor job of— because biden has done a pre—poor job of commena getting it. post covid, _ job of commena getting it. post covid, the american economy has rebounded — covid, the american economy has rebounded better than any other economy— rebounded better than any other econ

susie, it found typical monthly mortgage payment is now more than $2,700 a month. but the typical monthly rental rate is less than 2000. so i look at that and i go, okay, renting is cheaper, just ignore this whole horrible housing market altogether. but you say not so fast so two things here. >> if you have the money you have at least a down payment, you haven't eight to 12 month emergency fund, you know, you could afford the insurance and the property taxes in the maintenance and you want to buy a home right now and you can afford it maybe you should think about getting an adjustable rate mortgage, maybe a five and one where it's fixed for five years and adjust after that. every year for one year, it keeps going because it is a good chance that by then interest rates will have come down in adjustable rate mortgages are almost 1% less than a fixed rate. so that if somebody wants to buy, that's what they should be thinking about. number two, should you rent, should you buy? if you can afford to buy, you always by hi, because if you really look at it, yes, i understa

you well know chris and susie. now, please welcome our social secretary, carlos elizondo. >> thank you, dr. biden. ■qwhat better way to welcome our guests to our nations capital done by highlighting the steadiness of our countries front yard. tomorrowhave created an experience that will feature the beautiful scenes of the white house and the washington monument that few g t we will welcome guests with a cocktail reception on the terrace t adjacent to our beautiful white house sun and as night falls, their attention willhe sweeping views outside to the radiance of over 1000 candles displayed along the walls, framing a majestic view of the washington monument behind the stage. light from the candles will dance off the glass walls, rr tabletops and gold flatware and plates with golden rims. dts the first ladies love of candle■kes to mas feel, as if they are at home even when they are part of a large group. color runs ac roses and orchids representing the united states and kenya, sit alongside peony, one of the first l

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it is my pleasure to iroce incre susie, who will share with all of you a sample owhat our guests willenjoy, will be enjoying tomorrow evening. ■>> good afternoon, ever excites state dinner. it is the beginning of summer. so for the first course, we chose to a chilled tomato soup. basicallmarinated with vidalia wonderful cucumber andonrf white balsamic vinegar. it summer is supposed to be because monday is memorial day so we are welcoming the beginning of summer. it is chilled tomato soup with sourdough crisp and drizzled with olive oil. the olive oil is from california. the tomatoes are from hothouses in ohio. we use a pomd the country. for the main course, poached lobster in butter. marinated and lightly ed. it sits on a blendkalend roasted corn and corn purÉe and roasted turnips, sweet potatoes, we want guests to feel they can have red meat and also seafood but also we hto sure we take care of our guests who vegan's so we also have wonderful dishes for them. >> welcome to all of you. so excitedhaexcited to share wie deserts of the kenyan state dinner, homemade white chocolate ba ins

so susie, the fed holds firm hormone interest rates. and chairman powell coming out and being honest i didn't like what i heard, but i'm glad he was honest that he feels less confident about getting inflation under control. then he did. >> so what do you tell people at home who are seeing this every day and prices and are really worried right now about this. >> well, what you have to get is that he actually came out, if you remember last november and saying there was going to be three or four cuts this year chances of there being a cut this year maybe they'll have one cut probably not. we'll have to see, but the people at home need to understand that godless of what he's saying. look, what's happening to your own bottom line, and you really have to decrease your expenses because things are getting more expensive and we'll see what he can do. i mean, he may have to come out here and actually raise interest rates to curb inflation, especially if all goes up. so what do you do? >> you just keep keeping your expenses under control. make as

and as susie's best friend, i want you to be involved. mr. peterman... i'm susie. she's me. i feel the same way. and that's why this foundation will meet around your schedule. nights, weekends, every free moment you have. suz! ♪ ♪ >> announcer: from the most trusted journalists at comedy central... it's america's only source for news. this is "the daily show" with your host, jordan klepper! [cheers and applause] ♪ ♪ >> jordan: welcome to "the daily show!" i'm jordan klepper. we've got so much to talk about tonight. lewis black takes on the cybertruck. [cheers and applause] rfk jr. has something he just can't get out of his head. and kristi noem's hopes of becoming vp have been taken out to the gravel pit and shot. plus, matt damon joins us tonight! not a bad show, huh? [cheers and applause] but first, let's catch up on all the latest in the presidential race with another installment of "indecision 2024." [cheers and applause] ♪ ♪ let's kick things off with the huge trial that threatens to destroy a politician's career. not trump's trial, he'll get off scot-free. no, i'm talk

susie bell cafÉ destroyed in 1921.never plaques about luxury apartments and why don't do with greenwood's heritage? instead of having theholiday inn, and yet the people of greenwood continue to depend to defend and honor the going the newspaper, the oklahomale still has now some greenwood avenue, the last piece of property in the area owned son an 83 year old attorney has been chargeding a paper for more than 40 years and his in the oklahoma legislature and represents the greenwood today, there are two known living s massacre, lesley benefit randle and fletcher both 109 years old. they are spry, strong and they'll smile warmly when you say, hey miss flet randle, i'm going to spend a lot of time with both these. and it rea how how whether they are you know, when i first approached them, i was porcelain gloves, like, you know, i hope don't break. i'm not going to break. i'm here. i'm on alert, you know. so it's been really a pleasure to get to know those folks. but their time on this earth like all of ours, is they're li

christ is risen, christ is risen from mer death, christ is risenjali suši va life gift.to the president of the god of god of our russian country, vladimir vladimirovich, lord, prosperous, peaceful reign, health and salvation, victory and victory for enemies, and good haste in everything. and the meeting is for a lot of ja. our country on the day when you again call to take the highest position in our country, to become the president of russia, we pray strongly for you, we know that these words are not an empty phrase for you. that you yourself are praying, and our time is marked by the great mercy of god, when at the head of the russian state, an orthodox man who is not ashamed of his faith, when a huge number of russians see the head of state is not only a successful politician, but a very kind, intelligent, warm-hearted person. as a pedagogue, this man did not spare enemies, but became famous as a saint, because it is one thing to defend the country from the enemy, and another thing to destroy from right to left, venting his phobias or rushing towards some kind of care

there susie's there today. i know the former president has a rally later tonight and wild would new jersey. and so i suspect that's why she's there. they're going to be headed there later, so i think when it when it makes sense, they're there when it doesn't, they're not there listen, the entire families completely supportive of the former president that by, by no means, is it mean they're absence means they're not supporting him? >> yeah. >> fully supportive of i mean, i don't know we haven't seen ivanka and jared in there, have we we haven't i mean yeah, i would keep some distance. seems a little bit. it seems to me. >> yeah, i don't listen. i don't think that that means that they're not supportive of their father or father-in-law. i spent some time with mla fani a few weeks, go down at mar-a-largo. she seemed to be in a good place for my for my judgment. so do why? because they're she's not there for for the obvious reasons, jimmy, now it says be bigger distraction then i think it would be in its probably pe

susie nose is checking to see if we have any callers. and, madam chair, there are no public commenters. public comment is now closed. madam clerk, can you please call item number eight? and just to clarify, for the record, there was no action taken on item seven, item number eight is general public comment. members of the public may address the local agency formation commission on matters that are within their jurisdiction and not on today's agenda. seeing no public here in the chamber with us, we are going to our remote line, pausing to give a chance for them to raise their hand. and madam chair, there are no public commenters. public comment is now closed. madam clerk, can you please read item number nine? item number nine is future agenda items. colleagues, any future agenda items? seeing none , let's open this item up for public comment. seeing no one here in the chamber will go straight to our remote line. we are checking for the last time to see if we have anyone who would love to, who would like to provide public comment and see n

susie, i want come back to the nuclear topic. of course in response to this increase in russian nuclear saber rattling as we call it, at least in part two russian modernization and changes in doctrine and deployments, nato summit declarations have become progressively more, progressively stronger i would say in their language describing the importance of deterrents for all of nuclear weapons, the important things like what we call nuclear sharing arrangements within the alliance. things like that. and allies, the u.s. and allies or do something about it. there are programs now to modernize the dual capable aircraft, diploid why several allies. older you was gravity bombs in europe are being replaced by more modern reliable, effective weapons. nato has become more transparent fiscal in its nuclear related exercises and its new members finland and sweden are members of the nuclear planning group. looking ahead, do you see a stronger consensus on nato nuclear issues of the have on the past? and i mean, we have to be alert to possibi

susie bell cafÉ destroyed in 1921. never reopened.but these plaques about luxury apartments and why don't restaurants they had little to do with greenwood's heritage? instead of having the black owned stafford hotel, we had the holiday inn, and yet the people of greenwood continue to depend to defend and honor the train they have left going the newspaper, the oklahoma eagle still has now some greenwood avenue, the last piece of property in the area owned by a black family ed son, an 83 year old attorney has been charged with publishing a paper for more than 40 years and his granddaughter, regina goodwin, is represented in the oklahoma legislature and represents the greenwood district today, there are two known living survivors of the tulsa race massacre, lesley benefit randle and fletcher, both 109 years old. they are spry, strong and they'll smile warmly when you say, hey miss fletcher or hey miss randle, i'm going to spend a lot of time with both these. and it really is amazing how how whether they are you know, when i first approac

of the auto show in new york, we're meeting with greg morrison automotive journalist and call and susie's rick is the producer of this is bumper to bumper tv who was a major cold snap across the d test and the value it's new cost all brands to makes and models. frank has agreed to help us better understand a few things about what is going on at the us. automotive industry with orders close and with us consumers, i did not know that it was still such a magnet for people because i thought ok, so cars are i know almost like a luxury item. in many cases. yeah. $4050000.00. start up for a spot in price. exactly. so is it, is it when people come here to an auto select this, is this for them the opportunity to touch their dream or is it like? no, i'm in this, i'm shopping for a car which has to be useful. a economic call. you know, all of that. it has to get good gas months and they doing their research here. is it the touching the candy? it's a little of everything. you get a chance to touch the candy so to speak, because you see cars, but you know, there's no way in this life. i'm ever going b

in another important game, atlético madrid beat susi dodd with two goals and are in the fourth place.inter, the champion of the season, will compete with hellas verona. in the third stage of the premier table tennis league , the petrochemical team won with 27 and a half points oil refining and farasanj are in the next ranks. tehran's amir ehtshamzadeh hall hosted the third round of the premier table tennis league, which opened the legs of the legionnaires to this tournament. this year's league was a very good league, in any case , it was organized very regularly. the presence of these legionnaire players in the league also raised the quality of the league. ping pong is a very important club , the tables that were held here were better than in previous years. the world federation is the standard issued by the world federation for the tables and the item that i have to buy. this table is now better compared to previous years, but there is room for improvement after a long break in holding competitions. now, the compression of the games is an issue. it was visible in the third stage and

susie and i are so excited for this state dinner. because it is the beginning of summer. for the first course we chose a tomato stew, a green stew marinated with vidalia onions, wonderful cucumber, and wonderful white balsamic vinegar. it is very reminiscent of what the summer is supposed to be. monday is memorial day. so we are welcoming the beginning of the summer with a chilled tomato soup with sourdough crisp and olive oil. the olive oil is from california. the tomatoes are from ohio. we have purveyed most of our produce from around the country. for the main course, we are doing vegetable swirls. we are doing lobster, a great combination, and in some short where -- short rib that has been marinated and lightly smoked sitting on a wonderful blend of kale and roasted corn with wonderful corned purÉe and roasted turnips, sweet potatoes, and squash. we want to to have both red meat and seafood and we have to make sure we take care of our guests that are vegetarians. we also have wonderful dishes for them. >> welcome, all of you. it is so exciting to have you here today. w

daughter recently they lived in baku under a social lease agreement from the state; their house in susiid not survive, but they like the current one, built especially for them, even more. when did you leave here? 4992, the village has now changed from what it was before, as now a very very good one has been built, now we always hoped that we would return. planned the site, soon the state promised to help with livestock, they will allocate sheep and cows, there is a thirst there, come here, look, for now, for now only and still there. just a little bit for now yes grows up, you will make jam, it ’s a 10-minute drive from the village of sus to lachin, a new school is already operating in the city, the compulsory program includes a russian language lesson, although the vacancy is still open, everything is fine here, and the house is good, i love it, there’s a lot there nature. tsintula will be considered by a specialized criminal court, to which the slovak government transfers the most high-profile cases. alika komarova, lead. children are growing up, we need new solutions. as a children's

susie nose is checking to see if we have any callers. and, madam chair, there are no public commenters. public comment is now closed. madam clerk, can you please call item number eight? and just to clarify, for the record, there was no action taken on item seven, item number eight is general public comment. members of the public may address the local agency formation commission on matters that are within their jurisdiction and not on today's agenda. seeing no public here in the chamber with us, we are going to our remote line, pausing to give a chance for them to raise their hand. and madam chair, there are no public commenters. public comment is now closed. madam clerk, can you please read item number nine? item number nine is future agenda items. colleagues, any future agenda items? seeing none , let's open this item up for public comment. seeing no one here in the chamber will go straight to our remote line. we are checking for the last time to see if we have anyone who would love to, who would like to provide public comment and see n

work, work in reality, they are terrible, they don’t understand anything, real empty suits, blinkin, susieer from yelya, like him, in principle, and blinkin is just such a, well, general figure in relations with china. for america, america can a justified problem, a very important problem . i think the problem with taiwan is to worry about it very much, america does not want taiwan to be captured by force by china, i would like them to unite peacefully, but not by war for sure. area of ​​taiwan and the philippines, and the philippines is even more important now, more dangerous than taiwan, but they are doing this precisely in order to come to an agreement with china, primarily on trade and economic relations, they are promoting precisely the idea that under trump, if he victories, relations between america and china can be much worse, this is a general aspect, the second aspect is blinkin himself, this man of a sad image is taken. that he is not engaging more or less actively, nothing is working out for him, neither with saudi arabia, nor with the emirates, nor in the middle east, nor in c

special relationship with secretary albright, including blinken and former jim o'brien, jamie rubin and susie george, among others. second, i'd like to draw your attention to a very unique that we've borrowed from the nato archives, and this one might surprise you a little bit. nato's first cookbook. yes, that's right. cookbook. you heard me correctly titled the best of taste, published. in 1957 by the supreme allied commander atlantic wives club. the book highlights recipes representing 15 allies that we had at the time. now dwight dies in power the first sack year, and by that time of the united states submitted his favorite recipe, old fashioned beef stew. now, in that spirit, prepared a wonderful menu you tonight. but it does not include beef stew. so rest assured. but what we did do tonight with the menu is, we have created an array of very distinct dishes featuring the specialties and the special food of each of nato's 12 founding members. you'll see trays passing tonight with flags on them. do which country that dish is from finally and this is what really most excited about, i'd like

susie kamate you love it. i remember _ all the time. susie kamate you love it. things. things like asking what his 1:0. it invited so many responses. —— what is for tea? when the devil is a duck and you haven't been that bad when the devil is a duck and you haven't been that had yet. all of that gain instant comfort. really interesting, what is slang and what his dialect? local slang and local dialect all belong to a particular community. that is the really important thing about these words, the vocabulary and the accents, it makes us feel like we belong. it is our language. we change it when we talk to somebody else but it will always be there to return to. you have worked _ always be there to return to. you have worked with _ always be there to return to. you have worked with movie stars with accents. , :, ., ., accents. understanding the language is important- — accents. understanding the language is important. particularly _ accents. understanding the language is important. particularly with - is important. particularly with accents. dialect is the actual wo

susie always makes --eole come as well. susie always makes people feel _ come as well.nd the attack. and vladimir putin to be sworn in as russia's president for a fifth time, but many western governments are boycotting the inauguration. hello. i'm samantha simmonds, welcome to the programme. the israeli military says its forces have taken control of the palestinian side of the rafah crossing which borders egypt and southern gaza. these are the latest pictures that show the view at the crossing, from on board an israeli military vehicle. aid organisations operating there say the flow of aid into the territory through the crossing has stopped. israel continued to bombard rafah overnight, after rejecting a ceasefire proposal which was put forward by international mediators and agreed by hamas. israel says the plan doesn't meet its core demands. israel is, though, sending a delegation to indirect talks in cairo. we've had this update from our correspondent, fergal keane, in jerusalem. they haven't had reason to dance for a long time. but they haven't forgotten how. even ami

so the for the 30, but that's typically around the civically and watching susie in either the even game person for the front that with a lower than i guessing i can see that they don't mind if i assume i can just took the lessons inputs, which i'm just trying to publish and it was what was your name? samantha fisher know they're going to talk was she saw me from class. this is what i need to know. the name of what i think you've done was one of us each of them. imagine what have resumed me. no. oh, yeah, and what was this? what's, what's the let them use to do our money card categories and meetings goes and them should be welcoming samantha. let me just one of my senior year long ago and went through us. i thought a no really my number of them because you find you find a 5 year it's very go with him. is that god you very or those on the road and then somebody will progress here. it's not blowing you mean that with i'm going to the bus by the apartment, the worth, i've got the most up here to upgrade their budget in 5 years or minutes ago was in the ones that of the tv is just whereas in

in the other two games last night, las palmas betis settled for a 2/2 draw , and susie dedad scored asingle goal from andre silva out of 100. valencia passed. iran's national pumice team returned to the country this morning after winning the runner-up title of the asian championship. iran. the pomses returned to the country with their hands full. the national pomace team participated in the asian championship with 9 athletes. the champion of the continent became old due to the participation of many of our main competitors such as south korea, vietnam, indonesia the competitions were really difficult, we were able to achieve this success and god willing, this winning process will continue. they got 10 colorful signs, of which three were gold, four were silver and three were among our main competitors in this field in the asian continent . i thank god that i was able to win the first place. the level of the competition was good. i was able to win a medal. it was almost the busiest asian tournament and all my main competitors are in asia. and the competition was very difficult . i won tw

relationship with secretary albright, including secretary blinking and former colleagues tim o'brien, and susie george, among others. second, i'd like to draw your attention to a very unique item that we have borrowed from the nato archives. this one might surprise you a little bit. nato's first cookbook yes, that's right, you heard me correctly, titled the best of taste, published in 1957 by the supreme allied commander atlantic officers wives club, the book highlights recipes representing the 15 allies at the time. now dwight d eisenhower, by that time president of the u.s. submitted his favorite recipe, old-fashioned beef stew. now in that spirit, we have prepared a wonderful menu for you tonight, but this is not included beef stew. so rest assured. but what we did do tonight with the menu is we have created an array of very distinct dishes featuring the specialties in the special food of each of nato's 12 founding members. so you will see trays passing tonight with flags on them denoting which country that particular dish is from. finally, and this is what i am really most excited about, i

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a very expectant looking susie who will make eye contact with you until you decide to take her for a walk. shouldn't have too much trouble convincing the humans to do that tomorrow with the temperatures reaching up to near average into the middle portion of the 70s it in san jose by tomorrow afternoon. plenty of sunshine overhead throughout the day. looks like the temperatures will cool down on friday. anybody wearing a fur coat is probably not going to mind the cooler temperatures in stored. let's take a look at the rest of the map for their forecast highs for tomorrow up into the mid-70s for san jose and los gatos, upper 70s, close to 80 degrees for morgan hill. and likely to get to above 80 degrees for inland parts of the east bay and near antioch and concord. low 70s for fremont and upper 50s at half moon bay where you were today and tomorrow and even cooler weather in stored for friday and saturday. mid to upper 60s for san francisco. low 70s for oakland with temperatures into the neighborhood of what's normal for this time of the year. some of the warmer spots are approaching 8

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susie nose is checking to see if we have any callers. and, madam chair, there are no public commenters. public comment is now closed. madam clerk, can you please call item number eight? and just to clarify, for the record, there was no action taken on item seven, item number eight is general public comment. members of the public may address the local agency formation commission on matters that are within their jurisdiction and not on today's agenda. seeing no public here in the chamber with us, we are going to our remote line, pausing to give a chance for them to raise their hand. and madam chair, there are no public commenters. public comment is now closed. madam clerk, can you please read item number nine? item number nine is future agenda items. colleagues, any future agenda items? seeing none , let's open this item up for public comment. seeing no one here in the chamber will go straight to our remote line. we are checking for the last time to see if we have anyone who would love to, who would like to provide public comment and see n

susie's life, susie has teamed up with her brother mark, who's adapted shakespeare's longest tragedyich izzard plays not only the dane, but also his mother, his lover and every other role , to lover and every other role, to which does sound a bit narcissistic. but on the other hand, i mean narcissistic trans person . person. >> it's never happened before. >> it's never happened before. >> and the stand up comedian so. >> and the stand up comedian so. >> right , >> and the stand up comedian so. >> right, right. >> right, right. >> exactly. well, good luck to her. i mean, it sounds like a lot of work . lot of work. >> how are you, bigot? nicholas, what do you make of this? >> well, i mean, it's an acting at the end of the day about performing as someone you are not. i mean, it's nice of him that he has decided not to steal , a role from other women. but we know a lot of comics . excuse we know a lot of comics. excuse me? a lot of actors and actresses have got, you know , actresses have got, you know, beef. because why are you voicing a black person? but you are not black in family guy

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well, let's talk some more about this now with susie bonnet versus a funds they will offer an economy, they set the daily mail. she's life from canton the you cases a very good to have you with us on al jazeera. so a gamble on the timing it would seem. richardson, i didn't have to call any election until january. why call it now? well that's what i was wondering about. i should just point out i that might study mallow accidentally mirror. oh sorry. which is the other. yeah. this was actually a lot to it could be added to the daily mail. so the hops occupied. so i apologize for that reason as to why he started now is a mystery to most people. so those barriers, conspiracy theories, perhaps that he was expecting some more high level defections. oh, that he was facing me to ship childs from within his own policy, which may have made he's met him, he's just, he's got to get an now boy done. now he's run a huge risk because the pleasure is my things he's promised to do have just not materialized yet. what he was hoping to do was to get an nielsen, which would make some sense because that w

susie wiles, who i mentioned a moment ago, was one of the people in court, the top aide to him rightduring the break at the bench, at the defense table and they're visiting apparently. do you know why more family hasn't been in court with trump? >> i mean, it is a great question. certainly we have not seen melania trump much on the campaign trail or in support of donald trump. we keep hearing from campaign officials that we're going to see her more on the campaign trail, but she's been absent. we know that jared kushner and ivanka trump have kept their distance from this campaign, that doesn't mean they don't support donald trump, but they are trying to kind of live their own lives. you saw eric trump did actually come to court, lara trump is running the rnc right now, co-running the rnc right now. might be best for her to stay away from the trial and raise money for him in terms of time and i don't have a good answer on donald trump jr. but there are a lot of family members and we have only seen eric trump in court. >> on one day that we have been able to at least spot him. thank yo

now as susie segal, she is homes former assistant so you know, when when elizabeth obtained this horrificeo that the world is now seen and in a world of fake news and all kinds of things, people throw around. this was just the, you cannot contest it. the truth and he came out, he responded in an apology video. so, you know, and well, when you watch that video, do you believe him? >> no i didn't believe him when he denied the allegations and i don't believe that there's real contrition there. obviously, i'm not in the man's head, but knowing him and knowing her and having worked for him my feeling was that it was just all about him. it was his worst de was his unlike, you should, the lowest point, the lowest point, you know what? >> i think she reached a much lower point? >> being beat by him. right. so it just was about him and i think that's probably emblematic of a larger problem. >> so let me play a little bit more from the apology and one part, one thing that he said, so here it is, susie i'm committed to be a better manager and every day not asking for forgiveness sorry so here's wha

check that out david susie, as usual. thanks very much for your expertise meanwhile, shows and israel are paying very close attention to what's happening not too far away in iran, where enormous crowds of pack, the capital city to pay their final respects to ebrahim raisi iran supreme leader lead prayers for the late president and other iranian officials killed sunday in a helicopter crash the ceremonies are expected to conclude tomorrow night in the city of rashad, where raisi will be buried ahead of the holiday weekend here in the united states, president biden is releasing 1 million more barrels of gas. but will it be enough to break down prices at the pump more on that just ahead the assignments are going on. and the tornado here. >> i'm thinking, i'm going to die and i thought that was it. >> violin earth with yep. schreiber premieres june 2 at nine on cnn i still can't believe he's gone. >> his past few days have been a whirlwind. >> there's so much to arrange. i just wasn't prepared. >> no butcher. mother was yeah.