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trey: good evening and thank you for joining us i'm trey gowdy it is "sunday night in america". the first time in history of former president of the united states was found guilty of criminal charges, it happened in the new york state courtroom on all 34 counts. this is one battle in what promises to be a much longer w war. >> remember brad did not want to do the case, he came out he said there's no case everyone tells me this is the easiest case they've overturned but they don't care because they wanted to last until after the election, the only problem so far my poll numbers have gone up. trey: how did we get here prosecutors have more power than any other participant in the committal justice system there would be no judge want where sean presiding if alvin bragg had not brought the case. they brought this case despite a record of being soft on crime, bragg struggles to find cases worthy of his time and resources except for election leading cases against political opponents, if surprising negative stories during the campaign is really a crime, you better start building more pr

. ♪ >> trey: good evening and thank you for joining us, i'm trey gowdy.he stage is set for the cnn presidential debate this week. i don't even have a tan line, voters will be asked to judge what is said and how it is said because content and cognition are issues this year. the younger of the two candidate is 78, age and acuity don't always align. president biden's cognitive capabilities have been called into question and i take no delight saying that. my parents are in their 80s, if i'm lucky, i will be there one day, i will be trying to run a remote control, certainly not a nation. some believe cochran, dianne feinstein and thurmond stayed too long. the white house says biden is doing great, that videos are out of context and robert hur levied a cheap shot. it is sad watching this unfold and angry and disasppointed others are allowing it rather than offer an exit. we are seeing alarms. democrats overlook president biden's issues as many republicans rationalize president trump's legal issues. fitness for office matters. or is it about winning? is the vice

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trey: good evening and thank you for joining us i'm trey gowdy it is "sunday night in america", summers barely here and already the stage is set for this unit presidential debate this week. i don't even have a tan line yet, voters will be asked to judge what is said and how it said because content and cognition are issues this year, the younger of the two candidates is 78. to be fair age at acuity doesn't always align but there have been recent incidents calling president biden's cognitive capabilities into question. i take no delight in saying that, my parents are in my 80s and if i'm lucky i'll be there one day but i won't be trying to run anything except a remote control, certainly not a nation. we've seen other politicians stay longer than they should have. some believe cochran and so too with dianne feinstein and straw thurman he was beloved of my home state and known for his stamina eventually lost to the only undefeated gladiator father time. the white house is biden is doing great, the videos are out of context, rob heard leveled a cheap shot but it seemed clear the president h

. ♪ 's >> trey: good evening, i'm trey gowdy, it is sunday night in america.resident trump maintains a slight lead over president biden. this race may come down to a now counties in a few states. it may come down to turnout, or which party can coalesce. president trump spoke on capitol hill. >> there is tremendous undeunity in the republicans party. what is happening is of great concern to people standing alongside of me. we have great unity and common sense. a lot of people that love our country. you are elected or will be elected or re-elected. i'm with every one of you and you know that. >> trey: whether the calls will being repeated remain to be seen. long pole over the comforts and there is contested although civilized race to replace mitch mcconnell. this year is not yet halfway over and already proven his door. former president convicted in state court, the sitting president convicted in federal court and slated to stay in trial this fall. donald trump yet to choose a running mate while the supreme court could wittingly or unwittingly impact the electio

>> trey: i do, too.ews flash, two conservative justices that have conservative religious views said conservative things. if that is newsworthy, i heard two courteous men, here is the chilling effect, i don't think they will talk to anyone going forward they don't have pre-existing relationship with. she hasun radioed it for people that would love to have the opportunity to talk to judges. >> lawrence: good point. we rarely hear from them anyway, she ruined it for all of us. trey gowdy, thank you. always fair. don't move, brian is live from the lone star state with a special guest, i think you know him, his name is will cain. i told myself i was ok with my moderate to severe rheumatoid arthritis symptoms. with my psoriatic arthritis symptoms. but just ok isn't ok. and i was done settling. if you still have symptoms after a tnf blocker like humira or enbrel, rinvoq is different and may help. rinvoq is a once-daily pill that can rapidly relieve joint pain, stiffness, and swelling in ra and psa. relieve fati

trey? >> trey: you know tim scott's name was mentioned last night. consideration, which breaks my heart to say that 50 on j.d. vance, i would say 20 on glenn youngkin. and the rest on doug burgum because i'm not good with math. so whatever is left on burgum. >> bret: okay. wine, women and song. meredith? >> i'm split between governor burgum and j.d. vance. but this being donald trump, who really knows. although trey putting some money on youngkin, that is an interesting move, too. >> bret: former president with governor youngkin in blue state blue state but seems like getting purple. winners and losers "notable quotables." it's friday. ♪ ♪ n girls' day out is a good day out. live in the moment. ask your doctor about otezla. (♪) (♪) beaches rhythm and blues caribbean sale is now on. visit beaches.com or call 1-800-beaches. lumineux is the first fluoride free toothpaste i've ever found that actually works. my dentist was blown away with how clean and white my teeth are. my gums and teeth are so healthy. it's crazy. you can get lumineux toothpaste at wa

>> trey: i think somewhere in the middle.red. you wouldn't have been offered it, i wouldn't have been offered. pti, pretrial diversion, that is way too light, no one would get that. what they are doing is prosecuting a case, i defy people to go find how many people were prosecuted in this country last year for being an unlawful user of a controlled substance in possession of a firearm, that could be a family member who borrows a valium, it could be a marijuana smoker, which is legal in some states, not legal federally going hunting, both violate this statute. how many people were prosecuted for that last year, i'll bet that is the number. >> lawrence: what i'm happy about it, trey, with all these cases, the country is getting somewhat of a view of our judicial system and learning how these deals happen and as someone following it for years and the back and forth, i'm glad americans are educating themselves on it and glad you are on the network to share your knowledge. thank you for joining the program, brother. skip bedell is

trey, thank you so much. on sunday night. >> trey: yes, ma'am, thank you. >> shannon: big political trouble for a house progressive squad. first, beyond our borders tonight. south korean summons the ambassador to protest moscow's new defense pack with north korea. earlier today the powerful sister of north korean leader kim jong un issued a vague threat of retaliation after south korean activists flew balloons anti-pyongyang propaganda leaflets across the border. the uss eisenhower is departing the red sea. the ship had been defending against the iran-backed houthi attacks for months. that crew has been at sea for more than eight months. and this is a live look at london. one of the big stories there tonight, taylor swift begins an 8 show performance at wimbley stadium. the mayor's office says it expects 700,000 fans to attend. a sparkling london tube map was redesigned in the singer's honor. just some of the stories beyond our borders tonight. we'll be right back. ♪ ♪ they say home is where the art is ♪ but

here with how to combat these attacks, former congressman trey gowdy. good morning.ing tonight former president will be on his best behavior, play nice. how should he approach things? joe biden will say that guy standing there is a convicted felon. >> trey: you may not remember, you may have been one, too, except you were found not guilty, special counsel said you were not competent to stand tr tr trial,s and your son is a convicted felon. now let's talk about a mother of five murdered and a nursing student in georgia and two young girls, one strangled and one murdered. let's not talk about us, talk about safety of american people and a double-track justice system. hillary clinton can destroy evidence and i get prosecuted on day one. this two-track justice system will end, i'm not going after my political opponents, but after people who cause americans harm and kill them. that is what he should say. >> steve: we know that apparently mr. biden will be aggressive and regarding immigration, he will say in the last couple months, i've changed the way we let people in, so

i don't blame him for skipping the event. >> john: let me ask you this question, trey.e was convicted of three counts of felony is related to that firearm transaction record. to you and your vast experience as a prosecutor have any idea what the sentence typically is for a crime like that? >> i mean he does not have a criminal history. he did not use the gun, he did not brandish the gun, so john conley you have lying and trying cases where you try to get it done and you don't come we have lying and buying which is what he did and you have lying and using. he didn't use the gun. so no criminal history, no robbery, no brandishing. the guidelines are now advisory. way back when i was a prosecutor they were mandatory, they are advisory now. i think what hurts hunter biden was his defense attorney's strategy. did not accept responsibility. some difficult remorse, it's really called acceptance of responsibility pair he did not plead guilty and admit it, he made the jury made this decision. he made the government prove its case. look, i would have put them in drug court, i sai

>> bret: trey yingst live in tel aviv. trey, thank you.l talk with south carolina republican senator tim scott about a host of issues, including his prospects to possibly be former president trump's running mate. later, historic spaceflight launches from florida. ♪ i was stuck. unresolved depression symptoms were in my way. i needed more from my antidepressant. vraylar helped give it a lift. adding vraylar to an antidepressant is clinically proven to help relieve overall depression symptoms better than an antidepressant alone. and in vraylar clinical studies, most saw no substantial impact on weight. elderly dementia patients have increased risk of death or stroke. report unusual changes in behavior or suicidal thoughts. antidepressants can increase these in children and young adults. report fever, stiff muscles, or confusion, as these may be life-threatening, or uncontrolled muscle movements, which may be permanent. high blood sugar, which can lead to coma or death, weight gain, and high cholesterol may occur. movement dysfunction and res

>> trace: trey yingst, live in what is now early morning in tel aviv, trey, thank you.re appears to be a clear shift to the right among european union voters. election results for the european parliament are come in. correspondent alex hogan takes a look tonight from london. election.>> major gains for thet second largest election in the world the european parliament. >> the center is holding. >> while the center right european people's party is expected to retain the majority of the 720 seats, the overall right ward shift is significant. french and european markets fell today after french president emmanuel macron dissolved france's national assembly and announced a surprise nap election take place in two rounds on june 30th and july 7th. >> i have decided to give you back the choice of our parliamentary future through a vote. >> macron's shocking decision came after france's right wing party 81 seats near will. centrix. >> we are ready to turn the country. of the french. >> immigration, the economy and international conflicts are the leading concerns for voters accord

trey gowdy is here to react. let's go to eric shawn in the new york newsroom. >> good morning, dana. the squad has shrunk. now there will be one less member of the far left progressive group. last night democratic voters in westchester county and part of the bronx said they're sick of the squad's leftist political viewings and dumped jamal bowman in favor of george latimer, the westchester county executive. >> we have to look at the arguments of the far right and the far left and say you cannot destroy this country with your rhetoric and your arguments. we have to have unity all across that continuum. if you hold a strong belief, you still must work with other people who don't share that belief because america hangs in the balance. >> bowman found out the price for his opposition to the israeli/hamas war and criticism of the jewish state. aipac the pro-israel lobby poured a reported 14 1/2 million dollars in latimer's coffers to take on bowman because of bowman's anti-isly rhetoric. >> we have are going to show [

ashley: thank you very much, trey yingst in tel aviv, let's get into what trey just reported as he reported war cabinet, he said benjamin netanyahu is standing in israel's way to real victory, let's bring in kt mcfarland to talk about it, good morning, israel's government is divided, i want to get to the benny gantz first what do you think he meant by that and is is the problem for biden's peace initiative. >> the israeli government and israeli people are not divided on the important issue of do they pursue award and eliminate hamas, they may be personality issues in the bidens they don't like benjamin netanyahu, they are good have a different policy is going to be the same policy to finish the job and destroy hamas. , the wall street journal reported that the white house is close to finalizing a new defense treaty with saudi arabia moving away from israel and hamas a little bit, this could be a big deal, what can you tell us about it, what do you know about it kt. it's the same topic from a different angle, what the biden administration is desperate for foreign policy there turning over ev

yingst going with them and hey, trey. reporter: reports indicate special forces storm two buildings and left a refugee cam and there they were engaged in fire fighters >> under fire inside the buildings and under fire and on the way out and under fire in gaza. reporter: one fighter was killed in the attacks to bring the hostages home at a tel aviv hospital and they were reunited with loved ones and received a visit from the country's prime minister and palestinians combed through the aftermath of the raid and the hamas-run palestinian health ministry said 200 people kill killed and majoy were civilians and reported by the new york times that says "a team of american hostage recovery officials stationed in israel assisted israeli military effort providing intelligence and other logistical support". yesterday we heard from president biden discussing this hostage record. >> won't stop till all the hostages come home and a ceasefire is reached and that's essential. pete. pete: thank you, trey. we have aaron co-hep on the prog

trey yingst live from tel aviv. >> trey: four hostagesress cued from hamas captivity.t a hospital israeli civilians reunited with loved wops. new video reveals what the rescue looked like. intense gun violence and h helicopters take the hostages to safety. one mother explains what she thinks. we are happy to see him. >> trey: this was day of hope, for palestinians, day of destructionion. nearly 300 people, mostly civilians, were killed. now as we gather more inform algz about what took place during this raid, there was a political shake-up in israel, two members of the israeli resigned from their position in the emergency government. back to you. >> brian: they want gallant to quit, too, defense minister, will he? >> right now these two previous members are urging defense minister gallant to step down and try to force prime minister netanyahu into election. we don't have any indication he will agree to that and over the weekend i spoke to a top adviser to gallant who said he is focused on defeating hamas and looking to hezbollah. >> ainsley: so glad the hostages came h

>> bret: trey yingst live in tel aviv. trey, thanks. so what about this growing u.s.aeli tension and just close to the presidential nominees perspective preparing for next week's first debate? let's bring in fox news chief political analyst brit hume. bret, good evening. we have heard about this tension between president biden and the prime minister of israel for quite some time. weeks, really. it seems to be coming to a head. at a very controversial. >> brit: it does, bret, with the debate coming in the united states between trump and biden. and it's not entirely clear how much aid has been withheld but i don't think there is any question some has. the administration disputes that i would tend to believe benjamin here. i don't think, frankly, bret, in political terms that this dispute dispute between israel and the u.s. over this issue is harmful to president biden as he sees it. the president is worried about support and this country, especially in his own party. and so being at loggerheads with benjamin netanyahu may be at least in the short run a good politics for

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. >> mike: let's bring in our panel trey gowdy former congressman from south carolina.t for reuters, welcome to all of you. so, jeff, as the person who covers that building on a daily basis, it was a big back and forth in the briefing room. no surprise age slights are sensitivities for the white house and his campaign team. what did you make of karine jean-pierre's language cheap fakes and then she apparently misspoke when she said deep fakes. >> yeah. i would set her language aside. the point she is making and that the white house would like to make is the president, yeah, yes, age is an issue in this campaign, focus on his age but focus on what he has done now. that doesn't dismiss incidents where his age is showing. his age is absolutely showing. yet, i think some of these incidents that have gotten a lot of attention from the two trips. one of which i was on. i was on his france trip absolutely videos that make it look worse than what it is. >> mike: katie, what do you make of it. obviously a lot of debate about the age issue in this campaign and these clips can't m

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trey yingst is in tel aviv tonight. >> trey: texts along the israel lebanon border are boiling.h single largest rocket barrage in a day after israel killed a top israel commanders earlier this week. hundreds of rockets along with dozen of attack drones were launched from southern lebanon as the iran-backed group vows to escalate the ongoing conflict. >> we will increase our operations in intensity, force, quantity and quality. and let him wait for us in the field. >> israeli airstrikes have pummeled southern lebanon in recent days going after hezbollah strongholds and rocket launching positions. efforts are ongoing to reach an understanding with hezbollah to avoid the situation unraveling into a larger war but time is running out. >> whether through diplomatic efforts or otherwise, israel will restore security on our northern border. >> israel will respond with force to all aggressions by hezbollah. >> reports indicate that american officials are urging the israelis to use restraint and not escalate the ongoing conflict. although with fires raging no end in sight for the war in

trey yengst, always a great job from you.y media are picking the side you may assume a "washington post" headline more than 200 palestinians killed in israeli hostage raid in gaza. the associated press gaza's health ministry says 274 palestinians were killed in israeli raid that rescued four hostages and it went on from there. >> it is appearing to be a high civilian death toll. would there have been a warning to those civilians for them to get out on time? >> well of course we cannot anticipate israel to be warning ahead of a raid to extract or save hostages. >> did you factor in the loss of so many palestinians in this operation? >> i would be very cautious at accepting any numbers and figures that hamas are putting out. every civilian life lost in the war is a tragedy. >> harris: pushback in a pair ever editorials. israel's righteous rescue. hamas started the war with a massacre, took the hostages, hid them in crowded civilian areas and when israel freed them hamas responded with heavy fire including rpgs. people are conde

trey yingst is live in tel aviv with the latest. hello, trey. reporter: good afternoon. we are learning more about the deadliest day for israeli forces in months that took place yesterday inside the gaza strip as the war against hamas continues. there was a single incident that involved eight israeli soldiers. they were killed when an explosion rocked the armored personnel carrier that they were traveling near gaza's southern- most city of rafa. there is currently an investigation ongoing to determine the exact cause of the blast but it is believed to be either an improvised explosive device, or an rpg fired at the soldiers. additionally there was a separate incident that took place in the northern part of gaza that left two additional israeli soldiers dead when an i ed exploded next to the tank they were traveling. all of this taking place as we are gathering more details about that daring operation last weekend that rescued four israeli hostages, the police, special forces releasing new video of their operation that saved noah argamani and three others inside central g

trey yingst is live in tel aviv with more details. >> good afternoon.t weekend in israel since the war began for israeli hostages rescued and are now home with their families. cheers erupted across this country in the streets and along the beaches in tel aviv. a hospital those israeli civilians were reunited with their loved ones. they embraced and laughed and cried. part of method during operation to save them look like. israeli special forces engaged in intense gun battles as they stormed 2 apartment buildings in central gaza. one mother describes what her reunion was like. >> very happy to see that he is healthy. he looks healthy and happy. he is infinitely happy that he is back on. infinitely happy to see him. >> this was a day of hope for palestinians, and day of death and destruction. nearly 300 people mostly civilians were killed during the operation. videos from central gaza showed a hospital overflowing with injured and dead patients. as we gather information there was a major political shake-up overnight in israel. two members of the israeli w

trey, what's happening? >> good morning.is unravel between israeli and american leadership over weapons shipments to the middle east. netanyahu this week slammed the biden administration for withholding thousands of bombs for fighter jets. israeli leader claimed without evidence the move is slowing the rafah offensive in southern gaza. americans have expressed concerns over u.s. weapons being used in gaza for the civilian death toll continues to rise. u.s. secretary of state antony blinken responded to netanyahu's comment saying this. >> i won't talk about what we said in diplomatic conversations. i can just say again that we have a commitment to make sure that israel has what it needs to defend itself against a whole variety of threats. >> that commitment comes as israel prepares for the possibility of a much larger war with the iran-backed lebanese group hezbollah. israeli military said in a statement tuesday operational plans were approved by the head of northern command to take offensive action against lebanon. rocket si

correspondent trey yingst is in tel aviv tonight with the latest. >> trey: diplomatic efforts to reach. qatari negotiators anxiously await confirmation on plan laid out friday by president biden. >> we are looking now into concrete answers from both sides suggestions and we are hopeful we can get them. >> biden framed the cease-fire plan as an israeli proposal but israel's political parties remain divided. today, the two ultra orthodox parties came in support of a deal with hamas as the two farthest right parties continue to threaten to collapse the government if a deal moves forward by breaking up israeli prime minister benjamin netanyahu's coalition: the increasing pressure on netanyahu not only coming from different parties but also from the general public who, once again, took to the streets over the weekend calling for a deal. on the battlefield, israeli forces launched a new operation in central gaza this afternoon as they go after hamas cells that regrouped in recent months and overnight the israeli military announced it had confirmed the deaths of four israelis who were being h

trey yengst is live in tel aviv at this hour. trey. >> good morning.ion is bracing for the possibility of a broader war between israel and hezbollah. the leader of the iran-backed organization made new threats this week against israel and other regional countries including cyprus. he said hezbollah has new weapons they have not yet used on the battlefield and added this. >> if the war was imposed on lebanon, the resistance will fight with no regulations, no rules, and no ceilings. it knows there will be no place in safe from our missiles and drones. >> the israeli military has approved operational plans to attack lebanon if ordered by political leadership and israeli air force continues to strike hezbollah positions amid rocket and drone attacks being launched by the group. defense sources tell fox news the ability to achieve a cease-fire on the southern front with gaza will directly impact the chances of war with hezbollah. 258 days into that war between israel and hamas there is still no end in sight. palestinian civilians are paying the highest pric

trey comment to you. >> molly, good afternoon for 261 days into the war in gaza. for the possibility of a much larger consequently i want backed militant group has a below. launching a massive drone attack into northern israel that seriously injured one israeli soldier. rocket fire has continued in recent days new israeli airstrikes inside the country. israel defense of mr. travel tonight states he's meeting with the variety of american officials to discuss the possibility of the situation unraveling further. because and needs at meetings i'll discuss developments on the gaza front. the 11 on the front and they have a crucial importance at this time. we are prepared for any action that may be required in gaza, lebanon and other places as well. >> relations between the united states and israel have been strained after comments by israel's prime minister benjamin tried one attacking the biden administration for withholding weapons from israel during the war against hamas. the americans remain concerned about the rising civilian casualty rate inside the strip yesterd

shannon: trey yingst live in israel for starting is now arkansas senator tom cotton print welcome backe show i want to start with your reaction to the daring rescue and the good news. quick shannon, thank you for having me on. what a wonderful day for the people of israel to have four of these hostages rescued in a truly heroic well executed mission yesterday had a chance to speak with prime minister netanyahu shortly after the mission pretty commended the israeli defense forces and the israeli police who helped execute this operation. i am very dismayed by sources and the progressive left here in america including the "new york times," "washington post" or somehow condemning israel for saving for hostages at the cost of the supposedly more than 200 palestinians. we cannot take at face value what hamas says and the ministry of health. but my advice to them if you don't want your people killed in a hostage rescue missions you should not take hostages in the first place. you should release what you have you certainly should not hide them in civilian areas. so hats off to the israeli secu

you can see more of trey hardy's interview on the full episode of breaking baguettes.to do is scan that qr code on your screen right there, and it will take you straight to nbc. bay area.com. all right, alameda county fair full of corgis. today. the dogs competed in corgi races, a new attraction that debuted at the fair today. it is the only time the fair is going to be hosting the corgis this summer. different corgis competed after each horse race today. as you can see, they, not not that fast. but there was some hustle there, and that's good. they had a lot of fun. everybody did. and the owners say they had just as much fun training and competing with their dogs. came here to compete on the corgi races. our first chance at it, wanted to see how my big boy would do. came in fourth place today. we'll try harder next year to come in. first out of the medal round. he came in fourth place. the winner of the race has received the title of fastest dog and you missed out on the corgi. fun. good news. pleasanton's corgi con coming up in september. well that is good news. we c

sorry, well, i will tell you what trey gaudi said. he said he had barely seen any cases exactly like this. despite all of the republican cries about the biden crime family and doj doing the president's dirty work, as joe biden's last living son sits for a prosecution that was initiated under donald trump and basically no one else is being prosecuted for. joe biden has said not one thing. he has not fired the prosecutor. he has not gone after the courts. first lady joe biden is sitting quietly in court and supporting her son as this plays out. this on the day that they are screaming on capitol hill about the weaponized department of justice. take a step back, shall we? can you imagine a universe in which donald trump allows the department of justice to prosecute don junior and keeps mom about it? no, got to let it play out. as republicans have ratcheted up the extreme lengths they would go to to tear down the entire notion of equal justice under the law, joe biden has gone to extraordinary lengths in the opposite direction and there is

atlanta quickly, trey. there has been a hearing set for october 4th, which is 31 days away from the election that clearly shows right now that the fani willis matter in atlanta, georgia will not be decided pre-election time. the statement from trump's attorney we look forward to telling the judge why the case should be dismissed and fulton county d.a. be -- misconduct and violation of the georgia rules of professional conduct. in a bigger sense here do we believe right now that the only case for sure that will be decided was the one last week here in new york? if we believe that, with a supreme court still yet to rule on the issue of immunity and not fully understanding the appeals process, is the bragg case settled for now? and is that the only case that will be settled prior to the election? >> i think the answer to your second question is yes. the other three cases will not make it to a jury or a verdict between now and the election. as to whether or not the supreme court will reach down and take jurisdi

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i'm trey ying in tel avi military assistance to that nation for the next decade.ring the g7 summit, underway right now in southern italy. president biden said the u.s. will not commit any troops directly to ukraine's defense against russia, but said the security agreement will cover a wide range of other types of assistance to help ukraine expanding intelligence sharing, continuing to train brave ukrainian troops at bases in europe and the united states, enhancing interoperable between our militaries in line with nato standards. >> investing in ukraine's defense industrial base. so in time, in time, they can supply their own weapons and munitions. >> a separate agreement between the g7 nations, including the us, will lock up more than $260 billion in sanctioned russian assets. those assets will then be used to help secure a $50 billion loan for ukraine. israeli tanks advanced deeper into the western area of rafah. it comes after a night of heavy bombardment from air, ground and sea. trey yingst reports from tel aviv. >> the israeli military expanded its rafah offe

first we have team coverage from trey yingst in israel and where we began with white house correspondenter doocy in paris. >> good afternoon of a present bidens that part's last day here in paris and greeting u.s. embassy staff to rezone his weight right now to go lay a wreath at world war i memorial port all while warding he thanks another big war in this part of europe could be possible if the west stops sending nine figure munition packages to ukraine. >> you know putin is not going to stop at ukraine. it is not just ukraine it's much more than ukraine. all of europe will be threatened. we are not going to let that happen. >> later this week the g7 western allies will work not just to help ukraine but figure how to counter china economically present biden claim during during a coffee's getting complaints lately from president xi this will be subtitles because the president was speaking so softly. >> might last discussion. >> present biden is not acknowledged the large broke pals and protest at the white house saturday that wrapped all the way around campus. is that is keeping the talk

dad: trey! what are you doin'? ♪ (ominous music) ♪ ♪ (ominous music) ♪ it's ok.decide mr. trump's punishment ahead of his sentencing date on july 11th. last month, the former president was found guilty on all 34 felony charges. he faces probation or up to four years in state prison on each count, with a maximum of 20 years and the federal gun trial against president biden's son, hunter, is scheduled to resume tomorrow. >> and it is possible hunter biden could take the witness stand, a move legal experts say comes with its own share of risk for the defense. >> fox news madeleine rivera has more now from washington, dc. on one hand, hunter biden can drum up sympathy from jurors by sharing what he was going through in october 2018. he can argue he had a period of sobriety after a stint in rehab and therefore was being truthful when he filled out a federal form to get a gun. prosecutors accused him of lying on that form about his drug use. but if he does take the stand, he also opens himself up to cross-examination, which could be risky. the trial has featured highly

yingst and -- fra trey gowdy and others have been parsing this 3, one thing between alvin bragg's trial in new york and this case is the judge. i think this jury was not to blame in new york. i think that judges matter, andy that is just from this am tush's poi amateur a point of view. >> that is a perfect prescription. when you get a good judge who treats it not putting them on scale but treat its like serious business that good for prosecution and rule of law. and i think besides the judge the other thing that i point out, this is good common sense, if you asked any 20 people in the street what hunter biden of convicted of they could tell you, whereas if you ask same question people what trump was convicted of we stillen to really i think people still don't tbra grasp it. larry: i mean in this case, mormor norieka. in los angeles, the tax evasion trial mark scarcey is the judge. i know los angeles is a liberal area. just like wilmington, delaware, but when you have a good tough judge you get better results. >> i think that is right, this trial today that ended was a home game of sorts

your last two questions to trey were political. they weren't legal. they were political. you asked me a political question. this case is all about politics. our great distinguished cast of lawyers, we use our legal lens to try to analyze this. but it doesn't apply. when andy was talking about gangsters. we're talking about the first lady in the courtroom because it is about politics. about the election. it is about holding the most powerful position on the planet. president of the united states. this verdict, this guilty verdict has changed the equation, abbe lowell. now for political purposes cannot go to trial in september, harris, because you saw the efficiency of federal prosecutors destroying hunter biden and his lawyer in court. they know it will happen again. for political purposes, harris, and legal, there won't in my opinion no trial in september on tax evasion. it is too straight forward-looking and clear-cut. >> harris: jonathan turley, i can't imagine a world we live in, current president running for re-election bringing this case up as a reason to elect him.