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prepared by the former commander-in-chief of the united nations armed forces in europe, general wesley clarkt. hodges, this can be felt immediately from the text, and he said a lot in his memorandum of what we need to take a closer look at, and apparently take into account in our practical work. he addressed his memorandum not to president biden, and especially not to trump, but rather to some future president of the united states, and this is a program document, and what does he propose to do in it? well, first of all, he outlined the geopolitical situation, said that the era that was after the cold war has ended, now there is a new reality, an axis of evil has formed, well, according to him, it is beijing, moscow, tehran, pyongyang, which is violating. he said so, the armed forces of the united states, which, as you know, was abolished back in 1973, yeah, in addition, he said that there can be no compromises with the russian federation, again , some of us think that that’s who - he will turn on some switch somewhere, all at once will change, get better, no, wesley clark's memorandum - this

. >>> wesley clark is here with his advice for the president. >>> the state of the race, a new poll shows president biden's approval rating inching higher in his race against donald trump. mark murray will join me live, to discuss the story behind the numbers. i am jonathan capehart, this is "the sunday show." >>> tomorrow, we will see something that none of us have ever seen before. the criminal prosecution of a former american president. for the first time, donald trump will face a jury of his peers in a case that could carry prison time. trump's hush money and election interference trial could be the ultimate test of the rule of law and the nature of accountability in this country. in less than 24 hours, the prosecution and the defense will deliver opening statements in front of 12 members of the jury and six alternates, laying out the evidence for and against trump's guilt. that is in spite of multiple last-ditch efforts by trump's team to delay the start of his trial. as a reminder, trump is charged with 34 felony counts of falsifying records. the manhattan district attorney accuses

we have wesley clark with us, former supreme allied commander, great having you. can i get your take on the position israel is in. we are saying enough, they did their thing and you've done your thing, no reason to compound this. do you agree with it? >> israel always had escalation in the region. whoever hits it we hit back harder and if israel doesn't do that, they lost escalation dominance surrounded by hostile forces so the inclination is strike back. iran probably has nuclear weapons, one or two. that could set off a disaster us problem. israel understands it doesn't have the capacity to go after those nuclear targets in iran without american support coming. the most likely thing is some kind of israeli response, not a decisive strike and the united states's past to establish this long talked about alliance, the israelis, kuwait, to give the region a shield against uranian threats. neil: you mentioned arab nations, to a nation, they are not inclined to support israel should it launch another attack on iran or their airspace, there is a dividing line here, wha

we do appreciate your time. >> thank you. >> general wesley clark. do we see a continued flight to the safety trades we saw in today's session? do we see a bid for bonds, for the dollar, for gold? do we see that continue? >> i think you see all of that continue. i think you see oil trade up. it's not going to matter. the u.s. is self-sufficient in oil but the perception is reality. you see all of the risk off or risk on trades still happen and be precipitously happening throughout the entire market this whole week. hopefully we get something more than just rhetoric for the next two days, we get something that has some closure involved in it. or else you'll see gold run, oil run and the s&p slide. >> trends in the dollar and rates and oil, we've had them all year. it's been a trend to higher. this news is part of a bigger mosaic, and it doesn't end no matter what happens. >>> shares of amd and in tell getting hit on reports that china is looking to phase out chips. plus, the retail etf closing in on a drop this month. is this a sign the consumer is fi

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joe biden urging restraint should joining me now, from little rock, arkansas, retired us general wesley clark is also the former nato supreme allied commander. and is the founder of renew america. together, it's an interesting scenario here. the us leaning very heavily on netanyahu to message to his war cabinet whereas league club that this effectively should be it. at this stage, biden himself getting a lot of pressure from republicans to do more in support of israel. and netanyahu, certainly from the right wing of his cabinet being encouraged to crush iran as one of those cabinet members has tweeted watch your sense of what happens next. >> well, i think i think there's real has to strike back i think the very pressures that are on the president there is h indicate to israel that they've got to, they've got to be more self reliant in terms of reestablishing their deterrent in the region you can't have a deterrent. if you can't dominate escalation. so if you stopped right here, rodgers, we got you. let's stop. >> israel has to >> show that it has a more powerful riposte than, than iran could

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. >> general wesley clark. thank you. jeremy diamond as well. thanks. the, news continues right here on cnn out front next breaking news, trump announcing he will testify at his first criminal trial, which begins on monday. this as he threatens, quote, all hell will break loose on that debt. >> plus >> mike johnson showing up in mar-a-lago next to trump, warning about election fraud in 2024. out front to fact check the man who the trump campaign higher define fraud in 2020. but he debunked every claim. >> and >> kamala harris telling trump to stop the gaslighting when it comes to abortion this as our kfile unveils the dramatic about phase gop candidates are taking on this issue let's go out for but evening, i'm jim sciutto in for erin burnett outfront tonight, breaking news. trump to testify. the former president announcing tonight that he will take the stand in his first criminal trial, which begins on monday i can testify. you're trying yeah. >> i >> would test if it's a scam testifying, i tell the truth. i mean, all i can do is tell the truth but the

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cnn's jeremy diamond in jerusalem, also with us scene and military analysts and retired general wesley clark jeremy, what is the level of concern in israel tonight? >> will anderson, israeli forces are certainly on high alert tonight, anticipating an iranian response to that israeli strike last week on what was described as a iranian consular facility in damascus killing a senior high level iranian commander of the question question is where will that response now come? i'm told that israeli government officials are preparing for the possibility of an iranian attack on israeli facilities inside of israel. but one thing is clear, israel's military establishment wants to show that no matter what the response from iran, no matter where they attack, they say that is really forces are prepared to respond already tonight, we've seen israeli forces responding to a barrage of rockets that were fired by hezbollah, a towards northern israel. about 40 rockets that were either intercepted or fell into open areas to explosive drones. were also intercepted, but israeli forces are preparing force for somet

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it's certainly should, but you guys did an excellent interview with general wesley clark in the last laugh asked our where he talked about, look israel should defend itself. it has every right to do so, but they need to be extremely careful and calculated with how they go about protecting their territory and engaging with them hamas and being very mindful of the loss of life in the collateral damage, which is what we're seeing and what the interview with the doctor talks so much about. that is where we're seeing a lot of couldn't concern and frustration with israel. and obviously compassion for the palestinian americans, the muslim americans, arab americans and the way that president biden biden has handled it is getting a lot of backlash from those people because of the casualties in this war. >> so what i would say is in doing the comparison because it is insane to me that people would think that somebody like donald trump would handle this more better, especially in light of the challenges that president biden is facing with the muslim community. with progressives because it is ve

there and take out a drone factories or the nuclear capacity, or the wrong is building general wesley clark. >> thank you. jeremy diamond as well. thanks. >> that's it for us. the news continues. have a great weekend. the source of kaitlan collins starts now striping the source tonight. donald trump pressing his luck with the jury that will >> decide his fate, his historic first criminal trial set to begin 72 two hours from now, as the judge overseeing it just denied another attempt to delay it. also an election integrity stun house speaker mike johnson, making the pilgrimage tamara logo today in an effort to salvage his speakership. also hyping a bill to ban non-citizens from voting in federal elections, which guess what? this is already illegal and our source tonight is one of those popular authors of all time, best-selling legend james patterson out with a new page turner that could help turn the page and the war on books in america. >> i'm >> kaitlan collins, and this is the source the first. former president in us history to ever face a criminal trial is now hurtling toward it. it kick

senior military analysts, retired army four-star general and former nato supreme allied commander wesley clark jeremy, what exactly it's my saying about not having this hostages because the israel i said there's at least some 130 believed held hostage well, interest in for weeks now, these negotiations have been trying to build towards an agreement centering around two key things. first of all, a six-week ceasefire and secondly, the release of some 40 hostages. the remaining women, as well as elderly and sick men. but now we're learning that hamas is informed the mediators that they a either don't have or that they cannot locate 40 hostages who fit those categories and this is obviously a major potential obstacle to reaching an agreement because of how much and for how long the talks of focus on that very notion d it also raises the specter frankly for the families of those hostages, that there simply are not 40 hostages alive who match that category raising concerns for those families, of course, and for the prospects of a deal >> general clark, i mean, if it's true that hamas doesn't have 40

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that some rebel leaders even had the personal number of the commander of nato forces, general wesley clarkberation army before nato troops began bombing yugoslavia. central intelligence agency officers were in kosovo as observers during the ceasefires in 1998 and 1999. establishing ties with the kosovo liberation army, providing it with american combat training manuals and operational information on the actions of the yugoslav army and serbian police. in 2001, the united states again turned its attention to the middle east. the september 11 attacks were a turning point in the financing of terrorists in the east. washington launches a military invasion of afghanistan. for 20 years the country was under us military influence. the region was divided between radical groups. drug trafficking has increased hundreds of times. american pmcs sold weapons to the black market. they tried to use a similar scheme in syria. the so -called free syrian army. set as its goal the overthrow of the regime of bashar al-assad, then the militants split into several groups, with isis taking one of the most promin