trey? >> trey: we're going to end on a happy note.g experience i think it was last night. would you tell us what you did and who was honored? >> trey, there are 65 living medal of honor recipients. about 20 were present last night at the congressional medal of honor society's citizen heroes award ceremony that i emceed last night here outside washington. among the awardees, a veteran who wrestled to the ground the gunman in club q in colorado springs saving countless lives, a teacher who helped her students climb out the window of her classroom to safety and died putting herself between them and a school shooter, a teenager who rescued three children -- it was an amazing evening, seeing these living medal of honor recipients provide these awards and honor these citizen heroes. trey? >> trey: that's who deserves the attention in our culture, thank you for highlighting that. thank you for joining us on a sunday night. >> thanks, trey. >> trey: joining us now is the former director of national intense, former congressman, and former unit

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>> absolutely, trey.r one job is recruiting candidates, house republicans have done a good job of this for several cycles. we picked up 15 seats in the house, that last cycwe'll took the majority back, the key on our success was recruiting great candidates. we recruit strong candidates, then we build strong campaigns around them that is how we will add seats this time. trey: you are right, we are friends we traveled together and took the plane back home together. i thought i did a better job of convincing you to not take on difficult challenges youi will the not get a lot of credit, you are sure this is what you want to do? >> well i appreciate that. absolutely, i'm having a blast. selling this house majority across the country is a fun for me, meeting the great candidates that we're recruiting there is a lot of energy, people are excised about republican majority in the house and taking the fight to democrats like things to the dc crime bill. 137 democrats voted for lower sentences on violent crimes in d

trey, thanks for joining us. appreciate your thoughts. >> sandra: thank you, trey. dr. marc siegel joining us now. the police chief just in that briefing there a moment ago to trey's point what motive could they possibly -- children -- but noting that there's no knowledge of a motive in the shooting, but did confirm that this school shooter was under doctor's care for emotional disorder. weigh in on what we are learning here, dr. siegel. >> i agree with trey, it's a random killing except that she did go to the school. so i can imagine that she may have been obsessing on this school and she was under a doctor's care and the police chief pointed that out. i'll tell you where my mind goes on this, because he was a little vague on the issue what the role of a therapist or psychiatrist might be in this situation and i'll tell you what it is. in the state of tennessee if you think someone has homicideal ideation going on, they are planning on killing someone, and john roberts just mentioned those notes she was sending around, if the doctor knew about that, they can get a cert

trey: mr.general you raise a point just because it cases been indicted to some it is been arrested the investigation is not over. if i heard you correctly to serve as video and not to the cops or your office this video surfaced late, right? >> absolutely. as you know i heard it said investigations they are organic they are like children they involve, they grow, change. one minute your theory of the cases this this the next minutes that because something happened in the intervening moment. this case was evolving constantly over the last two years. obviously initially had he said, he said with one of the friends who thought he overheard alex in the background but he denied that made the same repeated statement over and over and over and that alas the following spring they were able to get into paul murdaugh phone found the video taken literally three minutes before we believe the murders occurred and he was s sunk. one other thing i wanted to say, trey, we found this man had been the manipulating

trey: good evening and thank you for joining us i'm trey gowdy ended "sunday night in america", whato we want in a political leader in the president. when it comes to politics and those seeking office to the american people get what we want? do we get what we deserve? or do we get somebody truly worthy of leading history's greatest nation. we used to want somebody larger-than-life, somebody who seemed mythical and then we figured out or at least accepted that even great leaders have flaws there is none who is righteous, not one is a good book teaches, then we went through a phase we wanted someone we could relate to and likable in someone we wouldn't mind sharing a drink or a meal with, being father likable is not the same as being competent. we don't pick a neurosurgeon based on how fun he or she is at a cocktail party. we don't pick an accountant they sent his or her sense of humor, we picked the person with the most talent with experience, character and ability and the person with the most competent at doing the job. in our politics leans toward someone who captures our frustratio

and so if you were his lawyer, would you have done that, trey?control that. i mean, could you imagine a worse client to have -- [laughter] a lawyer for a client? i. promise you jim griffin and dick hard loot -- harpootlian, they were begging him. but then again, it wasn't them that told hi first time he talked to the cops. the reason he had to testify is because, remember, he said i was nowhere near near the kennel. and then we have this video that has his voice on it. so he had no choice. if he wanted to walk, if he wanted to be acquitted, he had to testify. but i am sure that harpo and griffin were telling him don't you dare do it. will: you know, trey, an obvious liar, overwhelming circumstantial evidence. did it trouble you at all, if you had been in that jury, did it surprise you the jury came back so quick that there was never -- at least many in my estimation, trey, i want to hear your response, never a clear, obvious motive? >> yeah. you know, motive is so -- i moon, if you and i were to sit here for the rest of our lives and try to come

i'm trey gowdy. it is "sunday night in america." what do we want in a political leader?hen it comes to politics and those seeking office, do the american people get what we want? do we get what we deserve? or do we get someone truly worthy of leading history's greatest nation? we used to want someone larger than life, someone who seemed almost mythical, and then we figured out or at least accepted that even grea

room is kind of unfortunate how it all played out for trey lance. but, you know, brock is hurt right now. so that ranking come in, be the best guy he can. it will help. everybody could help the niners. it could help put some game tape out for himself or another team to come get him so we'll see how that all plays out. 2 good quarterbacks. you just need to be able to step up and do their jobs early. yeah, really. you know, at the end of the day they find talent. so if trade does what he has to do, it will be ok, long term. it might not be here in san francisco, but it will be somewhere who brought the gets his job back and can hold it right. all right. thank you, jason. >> and now to southern california today, buyers and sellers of luxury properties specifically in los angeles are under the gun. there's a new tax in that city on high and real estate. it takes effect later this weekend. a lot of folks are scrambling to sell their mansions. pedro rivera has the story. >> some sellers are dropping the price by $400,000. others give you a choice of a new

and then they trey lance, the high traffic than they signed.nold, a former high draft pick as well. what gives scott for darren wilson joins us live in studio with the latest after shanahan spoke at th >> i take a live look out. ran says chain controls are in effect for anyone headed to the sierra. this is a live look at interstate 80. and castle peak man. so much snow, fresh snow on the roadway. fedex. big rig. still trucking along. people are being warned. it is tough going, though. gusty winds likely at times creating whiteout conditions. caltrans chp asking people to avoid traveling to the sierra if possible, warning that they could get stuck for hours on end and their cars. yeah. and we're hearing things might improve later this week. to more on that, here's lawrence looks like the kind of whether people could get stuck in the goods. yeah, you know, that should hold some >> headed up eastbound a cold facts as we're seeing a lot of snow, heavy snow coming down this year. that is so the roads covered in. that will be the case overnight. toni

>> bret: trey yingst live in jerusalem. trey, thank you.ack in this country, the new york grand jury considering charges against former president donald trump met again today. it heard from one witness. there has been no indictment. manhattan's district attorney is facing increasing scrutiny over his pursuit over this investigation. senior congressional correspondent chad pergram has the latest on that tonight from capitol hill. >> former president trump says manhattan d.a. alvin bragg has it in for him. >> the biden regime's weapons of law enforcement against their political opponent is something straight out of the stalinist russia horror show. >> mr. trump tried to distance himself from a third party post on truth social which showed bragg and the former president brandishing a baseball bat. >> they did a lot of buy america things. >> this is a company that makes baseball bats. then they put next to that picture a picture of alvin bragg. i didn't do it. they did it. i was holding a baseball bat in order made in america. >> a post is now

let's discussion with brit hume, trey gowdy and jonathan turley. more of what the president had to say last night about this potential prosecution. >> the innocence of people makes no difference whatsoever to these radical left maniacs. it is worse actually in my opinion, hard to believe anything could be worse than this, but than ballot stuffing or media manipulation by the fbi working together with twitter, facebook and the rest. >> shannon: start with you, he talked about the idea of prosecutorial discretion and a tool in the tool box against him. talk discretion prosecutors have? >> what is being done is something most of us consider beyond the pail. break is taking a mechanic, which has expired, statute of limitations and boot strapping that into a felony and intends according to reports to prove a federal crime that department of justice declined to prosecute. now that effort, he's losing the court of public opinion, a poll came out showing 60% of people viewed this as politically motivated. he's playing to a jury pool in new york, likelihood

trey: fantastic i'm dying to go and i definitely want to ride their that sounds a lot of fun. mentioned earlier about private donations can people get involved? do people want to find out more and get involved how do they do that. >> absolutely they can go online to the library in the website there will be an entire wave get behind this right now we live raised nearly $200 million for the library starting during covid 350 million-dollar project it'll be one of the most sustainable buildings built in america. construction starts this spring with a groundbreaking in the grant of july 4, 2026 on the usa 250 the grand opening of the theater roosevelt presidential library is named an official 250 event you do not want to miss it. trey: fantastic absolutely love it, great to see you i love what you had to say about energy but stay in touch we hope to see you soon, thank you. >> (dr. aaron king) if you have diabetes, getting on dexcom is the single most important thing you can do, and it's covered by medicare. before using the dexcom g7, i was really frustrated. my a1c was stuck. (fe

trey's life insurance with the very latest on what's going on there, trey.nd noises] [inaudible] went to show the scene here. police are using water cannons gathered here. [inaudible] [background noises] you can see the tension here in jerusalem. these demonstrations and going on for weeks over the riposte reform. they erupted tonight as a result of minister netanyahu firing israel defense minister. this is mostly seen, eric, one to shy the senior listing what's happening out site esther's residence. [background noises] at big white vehicle you see is a water cannon used to deploy demonstrators. protesters have been gathering in the streets of israel according to these demonstrators will destroy the israeli democracy and a system of checks and balances here. you can see the police are trying to push back protesters. but if these forms are ultimately passed, it would mean the ruling party in jerusalem would be able to choose a judge is apparent it would also take away the ability of the supreme court a megatrend and government empowerment working within the f

trey: good evening and thank you for joining us i'm trey gowdy ended "sunday night in america", whatident. when it comes to politics and those seeking office to the american people get what we want? do we get what we deserve? or do we get somebody truly worthy of leading history's greatest nation. we used to want somebody larger-than-life, somebody who seemed mythical and then we figured out or at least accept

but they still got the high draft pick, trey lance, a and they sign sam darnold former high draft pick who needed bass. he spoke a little bit on them today. just saying that he was happy about the progress of trey lance and his injury coming back from his injury. >> and then that when they did want to fill out the quarterback room just a little bit more, they wanted to make sure. >> it's donna was a guy they brought in. he said he's happy with the quarterback room with those 3. but again, property is cuba and their 3 was. thank you. >> all right. let's check on our weather again. a live look outside at the golden gate bridge and it's hazy out there tonight. and we were seeing the sky a few minutes ago that a lot of clouds building up the rolling in yet crystal clear blue skies earlier today. but it is. >> lawrence is back with us. this the next storm are old enough yet. here we go on this. we're going to pack a punch as it comes onshore overnight. tonight, the showers are going to be picking up in those those winds on the increase. and well, here we go again. this has been one of those

while trey lance jimmy g got her and he proved himself last season. >> got her done.it up for brock and rock play one all and played extremely high level and we're very excited to have level of the players we believe me that i think one of the last year the state a good thing for him is what her to start getting opportunity try to regain everything. it's all so we brought in the can be said for sure abroad because you never know how the injury logo. we think it will up to the scene about it. but right now that's on hold this opportunity for trey in for sale to come in and show us what they have. >> all eyes on party as he continues to recover from his injury. all right. now to bay area basketball, the lawyers fighting to improve their playoff position and avoid the play-in tournament. they were taking on the pelicans to chase center. it was not a good start for the dubs. it fell behind by 20, but they would rally back at the end of the 3rd quarter. it was just a four-point game. it would complete the comeback in the 4th quarter. and when my final one, 20 to 109. >> st

this ain't that. >> trey, this is greg. >> greg: how are you doing? i miss you.ays says, nobody is above the law. no one is above the law. it's so trite but it feels like no one should be below the law either and it feels like trump has been made to be below the law. you don't have to meet any standards or criteria, is that fair to say? >> i think it is fair from this regard. remember, with the mullen report, we don't do press conferences. actually, hillary clinton also, we don't do conferences on -- we don't release investigative reports if we're not going to do it someone. that's below the law. so there are plenty of examples on both sides of our justice system being weaponized, so i would think this would be something that we universally rejected but unfortunately, if it's done to our opponents, we like it, and if it's done to our friends, we don't. >> this is jessica. >> jessica: i'm curious what you think the impact of this is going to be on the current gop politics, and maybe even some independents and moderate democrats, in fact. >> well, i don't think it

. >> bret: trey gowdy coming up. let me get your thoughts. >> i think to harold's point, he's being naive when he says that our justice system as it exists right now in the united states is blind to politics. all available evidence suggested otherwise. in the case of people not famous politicians, we've seen routinely conservatives set upon by federal investigators and prosecutors. we've seen people who are praying who have been visited by fbi raids and those attacked around the country, if they ever face justice, it's glacially slow the effortsing going after those people. when it comes to donald trump, he's been relentlessly pursued by our institutions with the hope that he would be locked up, disgraced, this is terrible for our country. today, you have pete aguillar and adam schiff celebrating the news of an indictment as if it is proof that donald trump is going to be behind bars. that is not the place for this country to be. harold just acknowledged that. he thinks some people on the left are overextended themse

thank you, trey. one more thing about what this juror said. they looked at the officers' body cam video and the heart of their debate was the shotgun shells. the not guilty voters said it was evidence of his innocence but they turned within an hour. bear in mind this. june 2021 the murders take place. they don't get access to paul's phone until april of 2022. that's where they found the snapchat video. now we're in 2023, february and march. that was the critical moment in april of 2022 and you have to think -- we're all thinking i have to change my story now and. >> dana: he tried and it did not work. all right. let's go back to east palestine, ohio to a town hall last night. listen here. >> has there been any talks about -- >> there has not. [inaudible] >> would your company be willing to pay for it if the epa found it was necessary? >> what i would state on this topic is right now this conversation that will go on for quite a while. >> bill: that from east palestine, ohio last night questioning the railway responsible for the toxic chemicals

but so >> we could see trey lance out there. see what he does to start we've got 3 guys will see. we it 5.42 right now. still ahead of the couple morning as hotels and temperatures go are getting ready to hire more workers. why they say. >> yet will be such a big help this summer. >> it's 5.44. on the parrot sarah boulevard in coma is now open again after the flooding prompted a partial closure yesterday between south gate avenue and sarah monte boulevard. public works. crews spent several hours trying to clear clog storm drain and as always crews and police remind you do not drive through standing water. >> a lot of dangers with it. you might not realize how deep the flooding is and you could get yourself caught in there and, you know, injured or are flooded in stock. >> so if you see standing water, try and avoid it. >> the drains are cleared after about 2 hours and all lanes of junipero serra were reopened. so you can drive there. now this morning were get a good bunch raid. add to it, though, right goodness. yeah, it's going

alright, and how about trey lance? his? on his right ankle has been off for a while. now. the limp is gone and he's back to work on the field, throwing working with the receivers. lynch says that he has been watching trey lance's workouts and says overall he's recovering pretty well. >> i'm watching tray out there taken drops each day. i don't see a it's not to say he's 100%, but he's he's really recovering well and doing a really nice job. and the did have that secondary procedure. wasn't really a setback. one of the plates was kind of given some interference with some of the tendons that they took care of it. and he seems to be doing really well. and we're happy for. >> yeah. and with set to be out of all organized team activities and possibly the start of training camp lantz trey lance will be the quarterback number one by the fall. so keep your fingers crossed. hope of recovery goes well for both. >> all right. back here in the studio and back here in the bay area in general, we've got cold weather to deal with in the t

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is this past season when he was able to fill in for an injured trey lance, who just happened to be the guy, the organization address organization drafted. >> to replace him. he also kentucky himself as a true pro in a few instances where a lot of guys just one half, all in all, i think most niners fans appreciate his time here. but we're more than ready to move on and the wacky niner qb carousel continue today as the team signed sam darnold to a one-year deal. donald was the 3rd overall pick in 2018. but his career has been wildly underwhelming. he flamed out in new york with the jets, but good play some good football last season in carolina with trey lance and brock purdy on the roster. look for darnold to be a safety valve. in case of injury. and as you can see, it was a busy day in the nfl. the niners lost another starter and a popular figure in the locker room and right tackle mike mcglinchey mcglinchey signed a 5 year 87.5 million dollar contract with the denver broncos. 50 of that is guaranteed. so he will be tasked with protecting russell wilson. so no more jimmy g no more. mike

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jonathan turley has reaction along with trey gowdy. first david spunt from washington and more on the other legal troubles that still lurk out there. david, hello to you. >> hi, bill. multiple investigations on a federal and state level that could come to a head before election day 2024 or if donald trump wins, inauguration day 2025. we want to show you a picture of jack smith, the merrick garland appointed special counsel looking into the former president in two active federal investigations, one deals with the former president's involvements in efforts to overturn the 2020 election and what happened on january 6th at the u.s. capitol. the other investigation overseen by smith, the mar-a-lago document investigation, 10,000 documents seized by the f.b.i. in a raid of the former president's home last august. about 100 of them with classified markings. sources familiar with the probe say smith is looking at possible obstruction, intentionally not cooperating with authorities. smith was able to get trump's attorney in the documents case c

but trey made great points with you last night and we'll talk to him in the 3 o'clock hour.es me the political undertones are so strong it wounds the country in such a big way and if you are going to bring a case against a former president, the first time ever in history, you want it to be unassailable, you want it to be airtight, confidence in the need to do it and i think that all of those things are not where the country is seeing the situation right now. everybody is taking their political bites wherever they can but this is a big deal and i think it's -- we'll see when this is unsealed, if it's stronger than trey seems to think, but really it should have been brought in a situation where everybody would say look, there was -- it was unavoidable, no other choice, and that is not how this feels. >> sandra: peter doocy had a moment this morning, able to fire off a question to the current president. listen. >> mr. president, do you think that the charges against trump are politically motivated? >> i have no comment on trump. >> heard from the president earlier on the south

trey, how do you look at this 2024 race as it is shaping up? you have ron desantis who hasn't declared he is running but seems like he is going to taking a shot back at president trump. >> dana, i would call that self-defense. ron has been taking on weaponry, taking on attacks for weeks now. you mentioned he had an overwhelming victory in november and yet one of president trump's surrogates accused ron of fixing the vote. another one of president trump's surrogates said he was backed by george soros. at a certain point whether you run for president or not, you have to defend yourself. i don't know, i have not asked ron. we served together, i have not asked him if he is running for president. i think other people are going to get in. dana, the whole process is so degrading. you have allegations of grooming high school students when you were a teacher. all this fixation over nicknames. we are picking the leader of the free world. the leader of the most important country in the world and we are debasing ourselves with having these little quarrels

so, it is no longer time to go back to the old low energy paul ryan, trey gowdy days of fake oversightthese are the jim jordan, marjorie taylor greene, matt gaetz days. and if the democrats are going to obstruct our investigation, then i am calling to remove the democrats from our investigation. they should not be allowed to sit in the depositions and hear the evidence if they are going to use that to try to get in the way of thorough, rigorous oversight. i don't believe that means hearings where we yell at people. i think that means a fundamental reshaping of this government, a reshaping of this town. every time i give talks like this and meet with our great activists i always get a question at some point where people say, do you still have hope? can we even still save this thing? this great experiment? and i know we can. here is what i would say. even though at your job it may feel like you are outnumbered. sometimes even in your social groups it may feel like you cannot waive your maga flag at four masked. but i saw what a group of parents did in loudoun county who at first were out

trey rick let's beginning with you in the low country yourself. greenville, south carolina. how often is it that you hear a judge deliver what we just watched? >> not very often but i think your viewers need to know cliff newman lost a son not long ago who was the prominent, well-known lawyer in south carolina. so of all the trial judges in the state that can feel the loss, the finality of death, it would be cliff newman. if you know anything about him, bill, you know he have wants the defendant to tell him why. the jury has already spoken. so for alex murdaugh to insult the jury, insult the process was a really dumb thing. the good news for him he would get life no matter what but i don't know, cliff may have run them concurrent but for the fact that alex murdaugh continues to lie and therefore he got back-to-back life sentences. >> dana: bill holloway we haven't had a chance to hear from you yet today. tell us your thoughts as alex murdaugh then is now back in jail and now for life. >> great to be with you, of course. my thoughts, my goodness, i've got so many because i ca

trey yingst with the story. >> good evening comments by pope francis about gender theory are drawingtion this weekend. he was recently been interviewed by an argentinian newspaper when he called gender ideology one of the most dangerous ideological colonization for the popes of the school blurs the difference between the value of men and women. largely seen as one of the most progressive leaders of the catholic church. pope francis has called on his followers to welcome members of the lgbtq community. earlier this year he spoke about homosexuality saying is not a crime and called laws that target gay people unjust. last august pope francis met with a group of transgender people who took shelter at a church in rome for the pope's recent comments, as bishop in germany announced their blessing of same-sex met couples at a conference in branford. [speaking in native tongue] in germany there will be blessing celebrations for couples who love each other, blessing celebrations of the blessing of the church with couples who love each other and people who bless them in the name of the church

trey: good evening and thank you for joining us i'm trey gowdy ended "sunday night in america", what leader in the president. when it comes to politics and those seeking office to the american people get what we want? do we get what we deserve? or do we get somebody truly worthy of leading history's greatest nation. we used to want somebody larger-than-life, somebody who seemed mythical and then we figured out or at least accepted

trey gowdy, thanks for being here today. the manhattan da alvin brag taking aim against top republicans that are accusing him of aiding the former president in his effort to vilify and denigrate the integrity of the prosecutor's office. so nicole malliotakis joins me live with reaction to this letter. she's in new york right here after this. >> bragg is not being motivated by the law. neither are any of these soros prosecutors. they tell you every day what they're up to. they're up to not following the law. when you have a president of the united states and joe biden that says over and over again that donald trump -- donald trump and his supporters are a threat to democracy. he's sending a signal to his mob. he's sending a signal to the democrats in congress. he's sending a signal to the prosecutors and they've heard him. y the metaverse will only be virtual. but firefighters entering a burning house... will one day save time when lives are on the line. visualizing a patient's most recent scan... will help speed up decision

so it is no longer time to go back to the old low energy paul ryan trey gaudi days of big oversight. the jim jordan, marjorie taylor green, matt gaetz days and if the democrats are going to support our investigation then i am calling to remove the democrats from our investigation. they shouldn't be allowed to sit in the deposition and hear the evidence that they are going to use that toha try to get in the way of the rigorous oversight. and i don't believe that means hearings where we yell at people. i think that means a fundamental reshaping of this government. a reshaping of this town. i always get a question at some point where people say do you still have hope, can we even still save this thing this great experiment. even though at your job it may feel like you are outnumbered.mb sometimes even in your social groups it may feel like you can't wave your flag at full mast but i saw a group of parents did in loudoun county who at first were outnumbered. [applause] i saw what the pilots did at the southwest airlines that stood up against the vaccine mandates an. what the navy seals d

i'm trey yingst and i'm a fox correspondent and i'm based in israel.up to pierre a lot and that's to maintain a beautiful, healthy family life and also be -- benji to maintain a beautiful family life and maintain a top work level. >> six years in london butler joined owe, loved every day and offered to move to the state department. >> that was a big decision. i'd never even been to dc and suddenly he said he's been offered this job in dc to be the state department correspondent. it was a great job for him. >> for my perspective, best move possible. there was less war involved, and it was also forward progression. >> i walk through the front door of the pentagon, the river entrance and this is the entrance with incredible line and the russians had been massing their troops on the border. >> pentagon knew very clearly what wassiwhat was happening ang led banks on the border with ukraine this was different than an exercise. so all that intelligence was laid out for us as journalists. >> it's unpredictable in some ways and relative and pr over 5 million pe

. >> one of the bill's chief sponsors, trey lamar, denies any racial motivation, saying the bill is anss crime in jackson is soaring and there's a backlog in the courts. how do you respond? >> first and foremost, we just listened to the testimony of cliff johnson today of the macarthur justice foundation, that did an actual true data d comparison of the backlogs in comparison to other counties in mississippi. you find there isn't a significant backlog in comparison to other places. trey lamar, when asked why he felt that judges needed to be appointed rather than elected, he said, well, we simply want the best of the best. that feeds into the notion of inferiority. that feeds into the notion that this largely majority black city is not smart enough or equipped enough to know who best represents them and there is no evidence based rationale for the create of this district. if you take the first version, we would need to ask from trey lamar, while his version of the bill selected the most densely populated white portion of the city. jackson is 85% black, but that encompasses 86% of the wh

trey yengst in jerusalem. thank you. >> aishah: for more on this let's bring in ian bremmer founder of the eurasia group. benjamin netanyahu is practically admitting his country is on the brink of civil war. what do you make of the situation and how do you see the outcome? >> well, it is not a coup and this is the same sort of thing we heard after january 6th in the u.s. and january 8th in brazil but it is unprecedented domestic disturbance because there is very strong opposition to netanyahu's stripping away a lot of the independence that a very strong supreme court has had. there are a couple of points here. first is over the coming month there is a decent chance that netanyahu will lose supporters in his own party and therefore not be able to push through. he only has an eight seat majority. he needs all those votes in order to get this judicial reform through. not clear it will happen. his coalition could fall apart. it is several different parties. one is hard right wing. they were opposed to even a tempo

thanks so much, arthel. >> trey and eric.k you for it are new york's bell reform laws fueling the fentanyl epidemic? suffolk county district attorney rate joins us at next think so but he says these dealers are quickly being released after being arrested. what he thanks needs to be done to stop this, that is up next. defeat allergy headaches fast with new flonase headache and allergy relief! two pills relieve allergy headache pain? and the congestion that causes it! flonase headache and allergy relief. psst! psst! all good! ♪ ♪ ♪ get directv with a two year price guarantee. i'm christine mahon. i'm retired from public health nursing and from the army reserve. my retirement funds allow me to enjoy what i love to do. i volunteer with the medical reserve corp. as long as you can make an impact, why stop? i have moderate to severe plaque psoriasis. now, there's skyrizi. ♪things are getting clearer♪ ♪i feel free to bare my skin♪ ♪yeah, that's all me♪ ♪nothing and me go hand in hand♪ ♪nothing on my skin♪ ♪that's my new plan♪ ♪nothi

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trey yengst is reporting from jerusalem for us. hi, trey. >> good morning.aeli society is at a tipping point. banks are closed and labor strike underway. demonstrators back in the streets speaking out against proposed judicial reforms. >> thousands of people have taken to the streets of jerusalem outside the israeli parliament to demonstrate against proposed judicial reforms. overnight netanyahu fired the country's defense minister leading to clashes across the country. you can see to my right police are on horse back getting ready to control this crowd. security officials warn of a fracture in israeli society that could lead to a deteriorating security situation. >> those security concerns that stand out with ongoing threats from the west bank and places like lebanon and iran israeli society is built around security. netanyahu hasn't made a statement following these new demonstrations. >> sandra: we'll watch for that. trey yengst. >> bill: the crisis at the border ongoing. human smugglers packing migrants into freight trains. authorities responded to two se

neil: trey, thank you for that. trey yingst in jerusalem here.it outside lower manhattan courthouse. this is the whole case of donald trump whether he would be indicted on this whole issue with stormy daniels, whether some years back he had paid her off, not talk about sexual encounter that had happened years earlier. this was at the time of the 2016 presidential campaign. he did mention her by name or called her a name at a big rally in wake toe, texas, over the weekend but he says the chris increasingly looks to him has been dropped. has it? we're on it after this the day you get your clearchoice dental implants makes every day... a "let's dig in" day... mm. ...a "chow down" day... a "take a big bite" day... a "perfectly delicious" day... - mm. [ chuckles ] - ...a "love my new teeth" day. because your clearchoice day is the day everything is back on the menu. a clearchoice day changes every day. schedule a free consultation. (woman 1) i just switched to verizon business unlimited. it's just right for my little business. unlimited premium data.

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