rasheeda talib is anti-semitic. we have to stop this. this race card is being used exclusively by democrats because they are minority, you have joe biden afraid to challenge talib. they put kamala harris who basically called him a racist because she's black? she gets a pass? lori lightfoot, i want everybody to hear this is a racist regardless of her color. she is implementing systemic racism in the city of chicago. sue her. >> sean: larry, last word. >> sean, this hostility towards israel be game with the obama administration. obama criticized the building of settlements. one of his top aides referred to netanyahu as chicken [bleep]. a democrat king maker is one of the leading anti-semites, reverend al sharp ton. all of these democrats kissed his ring to get the nomination for president. so they have problem with anti-semitism, hostility with israel in the democratic party. it will be better for democrats when more jews notice this and stop donating to the democratic party. >> sean: thanks, leo and larry. joining us with more, dan bon gi

congress woman alexandria ocasio-cortez, rasheeda talib opposing the sale of $735 of u.s. weapons from israel to defend itself in the battle against hamas. so after this tense and lengthy tarmac exchange with congresswoman talib yesterday in michigan, you can see the two of them speaking to each other, talib has family that lives in the west bank. she was slamming israel's role in the violence. president biden nine quickly praised the palestinian board member of congress this way. watch. >> i admire your passion and i admire your concern for so many other people. it's from my heart that i pray that your grand mom and family are well. i promise you i'll do everything to see that they are good in the west bank. you're a fighter and thanks nor being a fighter. >> martha: after that, president biden told president netanyahu that he expected significant deescalation today. in a moment, jack keane joins us with his strategic analysis of what is going on right now. first, geraldo rivera, fox news contributor at large. great to have you with us today. geraldo, it sounds like you a

the talibs are one of the worst enemies of isis. so it's one of the things that should encourage positive negotiation, is their cooperation, potential cooperation against isis that they could do rather than seeing isis as an element of a fight against the other side. >> thank you, ambassador. i yield back, chairman. >> thank you. next we'll go to representative jacobs of california. >> thank you both for being here and staying 'til the end so us freshman get to ask some questions. i have the privilege of serving on both this committee and the armed services committee so i've been following this issue, and the communications around the peace plan very closely. and i want to say first i'm very encouraged by the administration's decision to withdraw. i think it was the right decision. i represent a proud military community and i think it is the best way that we can honor the sacrifices that they've made. however, i'm still concerned about the prospects for a viable peace deal. we know that there are a lot of challenges remaining includ

over netanyahu with several progressives telling biden, even to his face, as you saw with rashida talib in michigan yesterday. >> thank you so much. appreciate it. >>> we're joined by aaron david miller. also in studio cnn chief political analyst gloria borgeer. let me start with you. your reaction? >> great for the people of gaza, for sure, if it holds, and for the people of israel. i don't think there's any doubt it was a combination of biden's honey standing by the israelis for the first period of this, and vinegar, the application of pressure over the last 48 hours that led the israelis to stand down. i think this would have continued for several days longer. and as long as it did continue, you really risked the chance of a mass casualty event on either side. mr. netanyahu wanted a big, political victory, prap the killing of mohammed daif, who they long sought to get rid of. hamas was looking for an end of conflict spectacular. hopefully, all of that will be avoided and the cease fire will hold. last point, ceasefires are made to be broken. let's see what the reality on the ground p

you have the party, president biden, praising talib, saying she's a fighter, after comments she just made. >> harris: did you see the tarmac video yesterday? maybe their relationship is not as smooth, here it is, that is not friendly. we're not close with a boom mic, we can't read lips, the mask wearing, they are outdoors and fully vaccinated. let me move on. emily. >> emily: with hate-crime penalty in the federal domestic sense, if there is bodily injury, you can get life. it includes threats and intimidation and hearing comments you reference, it breaks my heart, not only slurs and despicable comments, to me, it rises to the level of intimidation. these are hate crimes coming out of congress people's mouths. as we see spiking trends of anti-semitic crimes and seeing on air, it is troubling to watch. that is always against a backdrop of an ever-present situation, these are just spikes. anti-semitic crimess are there. saw spike last year, 19% against global backdrop of the un, clear anti-israel sentiment, condemned them three times as much as other countries, including china, russia

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instead, the president speaking directly to congresswoman arrangeda talib, the first palestinian-americanoman to serve of in congress. biden saying he's going to do everything he can to see it that her family in the west bank remains safe. >> in my heart i pray that your grand mom and family are well. i promise i'm going to do everything to see that they are on the west bank. >> today is the ninth straight day of violence in the region. more than 200 palestinians in gaza, including 61 children, have been killed according to the palestinian health ministry which is run by hamas, an organization the u.s. state department classifies as terrorists. on the israeli side, officials say ten israelis have been killed as a result of palestinian attacks, two of them children. president biden has been earn gaged in what officials call, quote, quiet intensive diplomacy, unquote, which has upset many in the democratic party who want president biden to do more to not only push for an immediate cease-fire but to publicly criticize israel for what progressives view as disproportionality in israel erespons

we have a member of congress, congress woman rashida talib tweeting this. she is responding to the news that the u.n. called for a cease-fire. potus and secretary lincoln f you support a cease-fire, get out of the way of u.n. security council and join other countries in demanding apartheid and chief netanyahu, in her words, won't listen to anyone asking nicely. he commits war crimes and violates international law. what do you make of those who object to the u.s. not getting behind this call for a cease-fire at the u.n.? >> it's so telling, because what they don't say is hamas needs to stop firing rockets. that is what will end the violence, and i agree with the rabbi in terms of the excuses. they're saying israeli occupation is escalating the violence and yet there's no israeli occupation in gaza. there's a hamas occupation in gaza where hamas is using civilians as human shields. they talk about the sheik jarra neighborhood, municipal property dispute is a justification for over 3,000 rockets fired at men, women and children, innocent civilian people. this

gaza after israeli war jets pounds hamas targets and on the ground talib walks cost a little full as some of the fiercest fighting was seen in the west bank.

. >> [speaking in foreign >> [speaking in foreign langge] reporter:he talib have rejected calls to extend cease-fire, and unlike previous years, have prevented the fighters from traveling to government-controld citiesnd minglingith civilis. violence has intensified in cent weeks, as the u.s. and nato withdrawal troops. two days before the cease-fire came into force, the taliban took control of the district 40 km from the capital. afghan security forces mounted an operation to recapture the area on wednesday. on saturday, a series of blasts outside a school killed more than 50 people, most of them adolescent girls. officials blamed the taliban, who denied they were involved. on sunday, a roadside bomb struck a buzz in ace -- bus in a southeastern province, leaving at least three people dead. anchor: sadly, the killing continues. the latest on covid-19 in france. health of n authorities hailinga tent decrease in the number of patients -- 10th decrease in the number of patients. this adds up to 91% across france. in the paris region of the icu is saturated with covid cases, one under 21% ove

we saw when he was recently in detroit, come within talib pressured him to dmore, for the u.s.ore. is there any sense this could have a shift in the white house policy moving forward when it comes to the middle east? >> i have been talking to white house officials all day about that specific issue: does the president feel like he's going to be pulled to the left by the people, including increasingly loud progressives lycra she'da talib, who are willing to make noise, and as an american country, we need to have more support for palestinian people. i was told that rasheeda daleb brought up his grandmother, and said we need to be worried about the civilians living in gauze, a, and we need to have i dierent tact towards it when the united states is approaching them. white house officials say that's not what is going to change president biden's mind. they say it's going to be conversations, it's going to be talks with the prime minister. it's going to be one-on-one information that he gets from the prime minister to really understand what is at hand here and how he wants to approach

also has been receiving repeated criticism from members of the squad and the house, these are rashida talib, ilhan omar who just issued a tweet, she said our delay in supporting a cease-fire has caused the slaughter of children and destruction of lives. now biden has to push for an end to the occupation. she began that message by saying finally. so the president has been receiving pretty presis enter criticism from people within his own party including a new letter with the majority of democrats in the senate calling for a cease-fire. that's put the white house press secretary jen psaki in a bad position. she has had to defend the president at the white house briefings. here is what she said a little earlier. >> what our role is to play the most, be as constructive as possible in de-escalating the violence, bringing an end to the conflict. we have done, again, more than 60 calls over the past week with a range of partners in the region. so our objective here, our role is not to do political analysis or provide motivation for any actions, but to take steps we can take as a leader in the worl

also on saturday an israeli airstrike destroyed a talib lock it has the guards or offices of several world media. also contained private apartments and businesses and was evacuated prior to the attack after an hour's warning from israel israeli army claim thomas was using the building to coordinate rocket attacks un's head expressed dismay of a growing civilian casualties in the israel palestine conflict and lashed out at the destruction of the media offices local reporter witnessed explosions and spoke to an al-jazeera journalist who worked there. oh my god that's what's going down right now and it's being it's big it's a grossly right now. it's now being gay it's largely and sporadically this means that it's being already destroyed completely by the israeli warplanes that's what we are witnessing and the whole world is witnessing with us via archie t.v. . one more hit. the sides and the bullet is dead it's staged now it sticks by means of israeli besides it's already level to the ground right now at this 2nd as you see on the cover up. we're readying now for the place full building

to face with one of the biggest critics of his response-- michigan democracy congresswoman, rashida talibwho has family in the west bank, and told the president that palestinian human rights are not a bargaining chip, and must be protected. >> that's what's missing in the statements coming from president biden. you don't hear the words "palestinians deserve human rights, that palestinians deserve to exist." >> reporter: the president acknowledged her concerns. >> it's from my heart i pray that your grandmom and family are well. >> reporter: but later, while test driving an electric truck, the president brushed off questions about the violence. >> reporter: mr. president can i ask you a quick question about violence? >> no, you can't, not unless you get in front of the car when i step on it. i'm only teasing. okay, here we go. >> reporter: house speaker nancy pelosi joined a growing list of democrats urging the president to forcefully call for a cease- fire, but the administration continues to pursue a resolution behind the scenes. >> we are engaged in quiet but very intensive diplomacy. >

to michigan, the president spending eight minutes on the tarmac speaking with congresswoman rashida talib. biden later praising her as a fighter. >> i admire your intellect, i admire your passion and i admire your concern for so many other people. and it's from my heart i pray that your grandmom and family are well. i promise you i'm going to do everything we see that they are in the west bank. you are a fighter and god thank you for being a fighter. >> the president in michigan today. let's get right to our chief white house correspondent cecilia vega, who traveled with the president today, and cecilia, i know you've learned more tonight about that conversation with the prime minister, that conversation tense between president biden and benjamin netanyahu? >> reporter: a white house source telling me that phone call was direct and straightforward. the official readout said that the president firmly reiterated israel's right to defend itself, that he suck preexpressed suppo the cease-fire, but the president's privately ramping up support in his conversations with benjamin netanyahu. as ca

. >> talib. where is she? i want to say to you i admire your intellect. you know -- i think some people think i am too, too proud of what the united states always did. our own department of energy transformed the [inaudible] when barack obama and i were in office. this was all of the astrazeneca produced in the united states. to put shots in the arms of 100 -- 100 million i should say. >> sean: her name is rashida tlaib. the anti-israeli congresswoman from michigan met joe biden on the tarmac and we could not get her name right. he refused to condemn her remarks accusing israel for terrorism and wants benjamin netanyahu to be prosecuted for war crimes. joe biden refuses to call out any members of the squad. it seems joe and chuckie and nancy pelosi are afraid of the squad. more on that in a minute. first breaking news surrounding zero experience hunter biden and family. the syndicate. according to a brand new report, in 2014 hunter was looking for ways to cut his dad the vice-president into the sketchy foreign business deals he was doing for the syndicate

we've seen some real divisions in the statements from congresswoman talib and ocasio cortez as being i'm a very strong supporter of israel myself. i served a president, bill clinton, who is a very strong supporter of israel and who advanced the peace process. i think that's the way to do it, but you're right. there are -- there's a generational divide in the democratic party. younger democrats who i think have really never known israel except in the persona of benjamin netanyahu and netanyahu took a huge gamble and insulted barack obama and insulted joe biden and really cozied up to trump and older guys like me remember and know more of the history of what a stalwart terrific ally israel is for america, no matter who the leader is. i still loved america when donald trump was a president and i still love israel even though i don't agree with netanyahu. i went to israel in 20 are 15 and worked for the opposition against netanyahu. there's a generational divide where many republicans are much more supportive of israel. >> an attempt to bring back some normalcy for kids this summer after

talib, in my opinion is an out of the closet semite and she's joined by 20 or 30 others of the hard marxistar and aoc, bernie sanders, i don't care how bernie sanders identifies, it's irrelevant, the democrats and the house of representatives voted unanimously against sanctioning hamas last week. during the time when hamas was firing 4,000 missiles into israel. joe biden sees. this he sees on tv individuals with antifa like clothing, chasing down jews in cities throughout the country in cars, attacking jews, organized, like black lives matter, and antifa, beating jews, graffiti on synagogues including swastikas and so forth. we haven't seen anything like this. and i don't know, ever, the fbi says 60% of all anti-religious hate crimes are against jews. the jews are a tiny percentage of the population. what did you can just schumer say about this who is jewish from new york? i didn't hear him say anything. if he said anything he did it under his breath. what did the speaker of the house nancy pelosi say about it? joe biden had to be lobbied by liberal jewish groups to do something on friday a

they are talking about comments we heard from rashida talib and others. what do you make of that? and an emotional issue for folks across the political spectrum and think the way we solve the problem is a two-state solution and conditions on the ground that will enable that to happen. it is not going to happen quickly or by press release. it will happen by the administration diving in and helping to build up the political credibility of the palestinianian authorities and not a known and recognized terror organization in hamas. >> all right. joe kennedy. it is great to have you on. you guys are good together. i like it. thanks for being here. i appreciate it. yesterday a graphic aired on the lead incorrectly stating it was prosecutors that actually r revealed information. it was lev parnas. it was that attorney that did that so it contained faulty redactions. finally revealed prosecutors investigating giuliani. go john cena recorded an apology video in mandarin. what that says about corporate america and their deference to chinese interests. any "bogus" fees. bogus?! now we work ha

for instance, rishida talib said this. >> that needs to be said, i have yet to hear anyone from the bidenare that. >> what do you think the responsibility of the administration is right now? >> well, look, i think we need to be engaged to bring about a sussesion of violence. i think there was a casual attitude toward the willingness to help the parties get to yes. so i know they're engaged, they need to be engaged. we have an indispensable role to bring the parties together for a peaceful resolution. >> congressman adam schiff, thank you again for being on the show and requester your time this morning. there is violence escalating in the middle east. there are new air strikes on gaza today. more on who else the president is demanding step in. and the president immediating with governors from both parties today. we're checking back in on that hearing on the hill. we're going live to the white house, next. o the white house, next. ♪ the calming scent of lavender by downy infusions calm. laundry isn't done until it's done with downy. among my patients i often see them have teeth sensitivity

in terms of the message that we heard for years from ocasio-cortez and ilhan omar and rasheeda talib, against israel as those, joe biden would openly be calling them anti-semites. that's what i that are. >> jesse: you think there's an anti semitism problem in the party on the far left? >> juan: are you kidding me? this conversation is so wild to me. i think they're like -- >> jesse: what is the only aid that bernie wants to cut for israel? >> juan: let me finish this point, jesse. you asked the question. i was responding. they're like 23 or 24 jewish democrats and two jewish republicans. i don't think there's too many jewish people that think taylor green has to have their back. i don't think people react that way. what we need here, i think is plainly a cease fire. you have palestinian children dying, you have huge apartment buildings being destroyed why the israelis. the israelis control the timetable because they're so superior in terms of military might as has been pointed out. they have the iron dome. so you have a david and goliath situation. hamas, the extreme and just terrible

and, look, i'm just looking forward to the statements from alexandria ocasio-cortez or rasheed talib as far as saying this is -- rasheed taleb as far as saying this is wrong. we're not seeing that from those leaders nor are we seeing the media cover in the way it should, shannon? >> shannon: i did not long ago late tonight see a tweet from congresswoman alana marr, some of the video was tagged with her. it said what do you have to say? she said no one should be attacked for their ethnicity or religion. let's hope that message is clearly communicated and we all agree to that message. want to talk to you about some other breaking news today that cnn anchor chris cuomo had been taking part in a group that was advising his brother, the governor, when sexual assault allegations or sexual harassment allegations came out against him. cnn did say this it was inappropriate to engage in these conversations that included members of the governor's staff which chris acknowledges. he won't participate in such conversations going forward. the network says he's not done on-air coverage of the specif

it's not just the rashida talibs and alexandria ocasio-cortez.anyahu and the israeli government. here's president biden. let's listen in as he and the president of south korea president moon jae-in begin speaking at the white house. >> hello, everyone. please, please be seated. today i've been honored to welcome to the white house president moon and got an opportunity to spend some private time with him as well as with our delegations. this is only the second person, second head of state to visit the white house since i've been president, and it's been a real joy. it's a reflection of how much we value the 70-year alliance with the republic of korea and how essential we know the relationship is to the united states, the future of the indo-pacific region and, quite frankly, to the world. today has been particularly special, because this afternoon, in addition to our bilateral meetings, president moon participated in a ceremony right in this room that awarded the medal of honor to a veteran of the korean war, a true american hero, colonel ralph puc

let's talk about that because your colleagues and fellow progressive alexandria ocasio-cortez, rashida talibislation to block the sale of $725 billion in weapons to israel that was happening before this conflict started. would you support their legislation to block it? >> yes, i'm on that resolution. it's a resolution of disaproefshlgs and i will be on that resolution, and i will tell you, jake, this isn't just about israel. i really believe that the united states congress has to be involved in approving these armed sales regardless of where they are. you know, we have for too long, there's a staff person that somehow notifies the staff person on the senate for affairs committee and that's supposed to be u.s. that's not sufficient and i believe even the chairman of the foreign affairs committee feels this way. we need to be involved in these issues. congress needs to have a say, an in this case it's are. i can tell you that that should be the case regardless of where it is, so, yes, i'm going to be on that resolution to disapprove this arms sale. i do not think that this is the moment for it

rashida talib, congresswoman from michigan, met president biden on the tarmac when he was in the areaid my grandmother lives in gaza. this shows where the democratic party is divide d and are more sympathetic to the palestinian plight. >> we have our own social reckoning in the united states when it comes to matters of equality and racial issues and things like that. so the democratic party kind of taking that and looking at this situation and trying to reflect what has been happening internally here. plus it's important for viewers to remember 2014 to the last conflict that happened between israel and gaza. gaza doesn't just spring back. things are getting worse there and the israelis obviously have an upper hand in this. they're much more powerful. so democrats on the hill saying this is not a fair fight anymore and they're trying to raise awareness. >> two things have changed. one, the politics have changed in that you got people like the squad members like bernie sanders, who made it okay to talk about this issue in a critical israel fashion or more critical view than the past. th

talib is the congresswoman there.gle met him on the tarmac and sent a few choice words to him on behalf of their constituents. i think it is not just a very large enough in coming. the media itself is starting to air both sides of the dispute. social media is doing things you all are not willing or able to do. the images people are seeing on social media, they cannot unsee. i think you have changes going on, things like the tulsa riots, things like black lives matter, are seen as connected by a very large number of people. not just in the democratic party but particularly young people on campuses, young people all over the country. and i think this is something that is actually happening not just in the united states. there is a lot of pushback. there will be even more pushback. i think people are moving in the direction of understanding that much, many of these bromides, that they have the right to defend themselves. do palestinians have the right to defend themselves? israel's security, most are palestinians. we tal

. >> which is, paul, very critical of israel, especially congresswoman talib and congresswoman alexandria just kind of ignored the criticism from the progressive voices in his party. i'm not sure if he's -- he's not a big social media guy. he might not even be aware of it. >> and i think ignoring those voices is how he got to be president. that's how he won 44 out of 54 primaries. joe biden knows foreign policy. margaret is exactly right. he comes to this job with more experience than any new president since george h.w. bush. he knows what he's doing and knows there has to be no daylight between the united states of america and the state of israel, and he assert that had publicly and then privately he did apparently. we saw reporting. i don't have any inside knowledge, privately pushed prime minister netanyahu to have a cease-fire. i was struck his tone in the statement with a cease-fire was spot on. always assert and defend israel's right to defend its citizens but also say palestinians have an equal right to live in dignity and equality and opportunity and freedom, so i think he's got i

when rasheeda talib, an elected member of congress though, goes after police in a way that we should just dismantle all of them and leave society lawless, i would guess because i don't know who she thinks is going to police the spike in crime that is happening now, that is -- it feels like a crime against our country. apparently you can't adjudicate that crime. so i hear you trying to compare what people may have done to police, and obviously it all creates a morale problem. but one we can move on and the other we have to be preached at by congress people that feel that way. all right. we'll move on. a new cia recruitment video is riling up social media on all sides. next, why it's being blasted as woke propaganda gone too far and whether it shows we're actually left-based now. >> i'm a woman of color. i'm a mom. i'm a fifth gender millennial who was diagnosed with generalized anxiety disorder. if you have obstructive sleep apnea and you're often tired during the day, you could be missing out on amazing things. sunosi can help you stay awake for them. once daily sunosi improves wakef

your democratic colleague in the house talib tweeted israel targeting media sources is so the world can'thief netanyahu. those are incredibly strong words. what is your response to her? do you agree with those progressives in your party on this? >> listen, i don't think anyone likes to see what's going on on their televisions, it's devastating right now, and i'm literally getting texts and messages from people saying, please, like please make sure there is awareness on what's going on here. frankly on both sides of the issue. i think that this issue, again, becomes something where we just sort of like play back and forth, it's like ping-pong, and, you know, what i'm seeing right now is civilians losing their lives on both sides. what i see right now are people trying to defend themselves first and foremost in israel but also inside of israel. there are gangs and roving groups of thugs that are threatening and beating people up. i mean, it is devastating to watch. i think the more we say you have to come down on one side or the other, the more we lose sight of this systemic problem when pe

talib kweli and yasiin bey are your co-hosts on this. >> the greatest partners ever. >> jimmy: yeah,arious [ laughter ] and you know -- you know, a tornado sounds like a freight train is coming, but there's no train tracks here. we're talking. it's a little stressful, and in the middle of all this stress, mos goes, "we should do a podcast. [ laughter ] and we did it. and we did it. >> jimmy: you just did it. yeah >> and doing this podcast is one of the most favorite i've ever done in my career just being able to spend time with my friends and laugh about stuff, and reminisce about stuff and figure stuff out it's been wonderful. >> jimmy: how do you describe the show >> well, you know, it's funny, you keep holding the thing up - all these episodes will exist on vinyl, ultimately >> jimmy: what >> so it's like -- yeah, they're gonna be on vinyl. >> jimmy: wait, this a a brilliant idea >> i'm going the other direction. it's beautiful, man. and we do -- so they're all like 25 minutes, but they're great. i don't even know how to describe it. it's like a variety show on wax. >> jimmy: yeah

minutes congresswoman tlaib has been publicly the daughter of palestinian immigrants, congresswoman talib has been publicly criticizing the biden administration's handling of the crisis new today, the associated press reports that president biden actually encouraged netanyahu yesterday to wind down the bombings, telling him he can only hold off international and congressional pressure for so long the president has said publicly he supports a cease-fire, but has so far stopped short of calling for one. nbc's erin mclaughlin on the top story at the bottom of the hour live in tel aviv erin, the conflict sparking protests all across the west bank as well. yeah, that's rig. today we saw protests in je >> reporter: yeah, that's right. today we saw protests in jerusalem, the west bank as well as israel, part of this extraordinary general strike that was called by palestinians throughout the region. really remarkable scenes playing out there in the west bank and ramallah thousands taking to the streets to have their say, although the situation devolving into violence clashes there in the west ban

after israeli warships pound hamas targets and on the ground talib walks cause a late fall as some of the fiercest fighting we're seen in the west bank for decades. and mass protests give way to elections voters in chile go to the polls this weekend with media would be involved micah who wants to help shape the whole new constitution. plus china plans a spacecraft on the red planet for the 1st time the latest bold step in its burgeoning space part. of a math me how the fighting between israel and palestinian militants is continuing to escalate if red the jets have continued to pound hamas targets thousands of reservists are on standby for a possible ground invasion of gaza while the death toll is mounting. in an instant the 6 story building is reduced to rubble. all throughout the day. and into the night. explosions reverberated through gaza city as israel intensified its onslaught against hamas. as the conflict escalates hour by hour gazans are fleeing their homes with whatever they can carry some have come to this school run by the un in search of a safe place. whatever none of the

rashida talib and aoc says they the u.s. should not be rubber stamping arms to israel when they've looked to abuse palestinian rights. what's your response to that? >> one of the things i don't do in this job is i don't do politics. i focus on the policies. i'll focus on the policies, but here's what i'll say. we've gotten to the result thanks to president biden's relentless focus on this quiet but i think effective diplomacy in getting to a cease-fire and stopping the violence in 11 days. if you go back and look at previous crises, they've lasted a lot longer. but, of course, every single day these things go on, we see a tremendous loss of life and human suffering. two things come the mind. first thing, is the president has been clear we're committed to giving israel the means to defend itself especially when it comes to these indiscriminate rocket attacks against civilians. any country would respond to that, and we're committed to israel's defense. at the same time any arms sale will be done in full consultation with congr

rockets towards tel of the on tuesday evening in response to an israeli airstrike that destroyed a talib lock in the strip earlier. another. well that looked like a pretty big mess out it was different to work to the ones that we saw leaving the gaza strip in that bharat of. rocket fire a little earlier live pictures there from gaza let's bring in our serious stuff what our car loot who is in gaza. you probably couldn't see it from where you were stuff like what we saw what looked like a pretty big missile being launched out of out of the gaza strip there. yes we saw earlier even the us car of god the flaming rockets have been fired from gaza longer range rockets have been fired from gaza towards. on television that has some brigades that claim it claimed responsibility for the for the in response to the destruction of an idea building nawa there are more rockets have been fired just. looks like there were longer range rockets because they're flying higher than the short range we just learned that aliens are have warned also that they will destroy another the tower which is just the one

and talib and omar, whose statements might as well be issued on behalf of hamas. >> house democrats likeria ocasio cortez want to prevent a resupply to israel the only jewish nation in the world when under terror attack by hamas. >> the state of israel has a right to defend themselves against these terroristic rocket attacks. >> it is interesting senator todd young who you saw last of indiana also signed on to a letter earlier in the week asking for a cease-fire. he is getting a little push and tug too. >> he has back tracked from that bipartisan statement with senator murphy calling for a cease-fire. that is part of the message republicans have been trying to tag biden with on so many things that he is being pulled and dragged away from his more moderate instincts either on domestic or foreign policy by the squad, by the progressives in his base. but, certainly, he is reflecting on an accurate political situation in these private conversations with the prime minister. the political situation and the traditional support for israel and the united states congress is changing and going back

> right now the democratic party is governed and led by the extreme left, by the squad, by aoc and talib>> martha: that's right. the world is watching to see if president biden moves over to the side of the squad against our

>> one, if we did stay another year or two, or indefinitely, we would be back at war with the talibs. for the last 13 months or so, we have not had any fatalities, because one consequent of the agreement was for them not to attack coalition forces. the we had the right to come to the defense of the afghan forces in the agreement when they were attacked. if we said we are staying, getting out of that agreement, it means we would be back at war with them. there could have been potentially demand for more forces to be able to maintain the status quo. not to lose a significant ground. but two, the military balance was changing territorially, negatively for the past several years. things were not standing still in the configuration that we have been in for the last several years. there was no military solution. i think that was a judgment for some years. the decision to pursue the political settlement, i think several presidents had that in mind. of course we know what president biden decided. >> their capabilities, especially on the military side, that we have been midwifing for 20 years,

a she dad talib wrote that proves israel is trying to silence the media. what is your response? ignorance how targeting works. not a surprise. when any country does a targeting operation like this one, first of all, israel does have the habit normally of letting people know what they're targeting so they can get out of the area but any country, including our, when we have a targeting operation there are a million factors, inconcluding a lot of lethal factors, people know this quite well, that to into the decision if you're going to target a building. and so, it has been reported that hamas was located in that building t was one of their headquarters. so israeli government will have to answer for all the criteria that they chose in order to target that building. but to think that any government, that any western government, the state of israel, no government target as building because journalists are in it. in fact terrorists are the ones who target buildings because journalists are in it. israel government will have to answer that. but anybody who has spent two minutes in a targ

in fact i would say that aoc, talib, omar, bernie sanders the rest of that radical group they encouragedriticism of israel for defending its population. that is what they were busy doing all of last week, sending a terrible message, siding with the bad guys. so it is really out of control. this, this is america, for god's sake. jews beaten up all over the country? we're talking about vicious, malicious hate. some of these people committing these crimes, i have no doubt would murder these jews if they could just get away with it. they don't care. they're not afraid. the guy that was arrested said i would do it again tomorrow. pete: dov, for our viewers who would see this, where does this come from? why is this happening? you said it. the individual in new york, said i would have no problem doing it again. down in miami someone was yelling at jews, we're going to rape your wife. where is, where does this mind-set come from of pure hatred of jews? >> i got to tell you it didn't happen suddenly. it is coming out now. now there is an excuse to go out and beat up on innocent people. you know w

congresswoman talib tweeted, and i quote, policing in our country is inherently and intentionally racist, end quote. the congresswoman then went on and said, again i quote, no more policing, incarceration, and mill tarization. -- militarization. congressman bush called clues' decision to eliminate $4 million from the city's police budget as a quote historic move. that marks a new future for the city. and then there's chairwoman maxine waters, chairwoman of the financial services committee, who tweeted, and he read the tweet ver bay tisch, police reform is not nufment getting rid of serial racist, ignorant, and stupid cops must be a top priority. let's call them all out. end quote. not only is this disrespectful to the men and women who put their lives on the line every day to protect our communities, it's actually dangerous. the stats speak for themselves. in democrat-rub cities who defund the police, they have seen increases in crime. let's look at some of the numbers. austin, texas, they cut funding by $150 million. in return, they saw a 50% spike in homicides. los angeles, l.a. defund

talib, is recognized for five minutes. >> thank you, madam chair. thank you so much for this hearing. i just want to ask yes or no are you familiar with the term environmental racism? i'll start with chase bank. are you familiar with environmental racism? >> vaguely, yes. >> vaguely, okay. how about you, citigroup? ms. fraser? >> the same. only vaguely. i don't have a specific definition of it. >> that's fine. how about you, mr. gorman? >> no, i'm not. >> morgan stanley isn't familiar. how about bank of america. are you all familiar with the term environmental racism? >> vaguely familiar. >> wells fargo, do you know what environmental racism is? yes or no? that's unfortunate. goldman sachs? >> vaguely familiar but not specifically. >> well, i want you all to know environmental racism showed its face in a deadly way during the pandemic in my district where more of my black neighbors died at a higher rate from covid than any other community in michigan. even though our black population is less than 15%. the pre-existing health conditions that come fro