nicholas ii, all this advice from different people, bad ones at that, witt and stalypin each mutually to speak, the situation was simply this: nikolai also did not want to fight, and yet he fell into this waterfall and it dragged him in. here it must be said, of course, that war is a well-known fact, all the warring countries were not ready, no one expected that it would not no one expected, but russia turned out to be more unprepared than everyone else , well, thaler at one time during the french revolution, he said that everyone is to blame for the revolution, in general, it seems to me that yes, nicholas ii, of course, a significant share of the blame rests on his shoulders. there are, but many are to blame, the revolutionaries are to blame, the tsar is to blame, uh, the liberals, who, so to speak, played at war, in many ways played at war, if we talk about the personality of nicholas, and look at him in another critical situation in the first russian revolution, let's go back a little now, then also, his behavior does not demonstrate this idea of ​​spinelessness; it must be said t

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i'm alex witt in for alex vossoughian on sunday. we are live in israel with the latest on a big day in the release of hostages held stage is held by hamas. american abigail moore adana meng those now freed from captivity after her fourth birthday and after being held for close to two months since the murder of her parents, which she witnessed on october 7th. president biden has been a driving force behind getting this deal done and today expressed hope that more americans will be released soon. >> what she endured is unthinkable. abigail was among 13 hostages released today from gaza under the brokered and sustained intensive u.s. diplomacy, she is now safely in israel. and we continue to press and expect for additional americans to be released as well. we will not stop working until every hostage has been returned to their loved ones. >> starting as early as tuesday, this pause in the israeli offensive is set to end and the push into gaza resumes unless the truce is extended. >> israel put his cards on the table. they are prepared

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i'm alex witt. you can catch me tomorrow at three pm eastern on msnbc. i will be filling in for katy to rip. of course, i will be back next weekend for alex witt reports at noon to two pm saturday, one pm on sunday. and then yasmin will also be back next saturday and sunday at two pm eastern. symone starts right now. >>> greetings, everyone. you are watching symone. american hostage released by hamas, abigail edan just turned for two days ago. president biden says abigail is proof that the hostage deal is working. she is among the 17 hostages let go of three of a four-day truce in exchange for 39 palestinian -- held in israel. the president saying the goal is to extend the pause in order to get more hostages out and more humanitarian aid into gaza. where displaced civilians are in desperate need. we will break down what happens next and hear from a family member of one of the hostages. plus, new york congressman george santos blasts his colleagues and doubles down against the damning report alleging his misuse of campaign funds. the house vote to expect

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that will do it for me on this edition of alex witt reports. eastern tomorrow, yasmin vossoughian continues our coverage right now. continues our coverage right now. hey everybody, good afternoon. i'm yasmin vossoughian. we begin this hour with the israel-hamas war that started four weeks ago today. the

welcome, everyone, to alex witt reports. we're going to begin with this breaking news. confirmation that israel and hamas are inching closer to a deal for the release of hostages. it comes as israeli defense forces released new video of what it describes as raids in the gaza strip. you want officials say to school shelter in civilians were destroyed by israeli missiles in the last 24 hours, leaving women and children among the dead. the world health organization says 31 premature babies left behind when god says al-shifa hospital was evacuated are now safe and receiving medical treatment. joint operation by the u.n. palestinian red crescent move those infants to incubators at a facility near the border crossing into egypt. while a trickles into gaza, one truck at a, time new confidence for qatar, which has been facilitating negotiations between israel and hamas, that only logistical hurdles now stand in the way of a deal that includes the release of hostages. >> the sticking points, honestly, at this stage, they're more practical, logistical. the deal is going through u

that does it for me on alex witt reports. see you tomorrow at one pm eastern.ughian continues our coverage now. >> hi everyone, good to see you. i'm yasmin vossoughian. insurrectionist-in-chief, a colorado judge ruling that

like i said, everyone, that does it for me on alex witt reports.ll see you again tomorrow one pm eastern with my friend yasmin vossoughian, she just made her way into the studio and continues our coverage now. hi everybody, good to see you. i am yasmin vossoughian. we have a lot going on right now. we are following the very latest on israel's incursion with gaza. hospitals under siege and is growing dire orange have out there patience.

welcome everyone to alex witt reports. as one pm on the east coast, a pm in the middle east, and we begin with the breaking news, the third group of israeli hostages transferred now by hamas in exchange for palestinian prisoners. a list provided of names by the israeli government, 14 israeli and three for national abductees released today. it includes nine cldn. four-year-old american israeli, abigail moore adana is back in israel. president biden is celebrating her release in the last hour. >> she's been through a terrible trauma. her mom was killed in front of her, when her kibbutz was attacked by hamas terrorists on october the 7th. abigail mor edan, who then -- was gunned down as well while using his body to shield a little abigail. >> the four-day truce, which ends tomorrow, calls for the release of at least 50 israelis, with an option for israel to extend this truce by one day for each additional hostage released by hamas. officials are warning that after the truce, the mission will not change. >> abigail remains the

to the new witt, he admits that the situation on the battlefield has reached a dead end, after whichfy himself to his western partners that the situation is not yet resolved, but a couple of days later the assistant commander-in-chief died. the first reaction of all the ukrainian, let’s say, participants quite clearly showed that this was greetings to the zaluzhny from zelensky, or from zelensky’s sponsors and his bosses, if indeed this is an organized event, then this is a clear demonstration that there is no independence from anyone , including from zelsky himself, western partners in ukraine will not allow. the british al times wrote about the tense relationship between zelsky and zaluzhny a year ago. the commander-in-chief was called one of the figures who enjoys great trust in ukraine. sources in the kiev government reported that behind the scenes he was strongly advised not to work for the public, but zaluzhny’s article in the economist caused a wide resonance, notes cnn. for many ukrainians, the recent gloomy assessment of the battlefield by the commander in chief of ukraine d

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jenny witt is a freelance journalist based in hamburg. edge. but before that, antony blinken is speaking now. i got an update on everything we're doing to make sure that our personnel are safe secure. in addition, i had a good, productive, candid meeting with the prime minister, and there were two areas of focus for me in that meeting. the first was to reaffirm our commitment to our partnership with iraq. we have made tremendous progress with iraq in recent years, particularly working with the iraqi government. 0n everything from economic reform to energy independence, to helping to strengthen its institutions, building respect for human rights. and not only the security aspect of the relationship, all of these different aspects. the quality hundred and 60 degrees, and we are committed to it. so, being had a discussion about that, and the progress we have made. at the same time, it was very important to send a very clear message to anyone who might seek to take advantage of the conflict in gaza to threaten our personnel here or anywhere e

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i'm alex witt in for alex vossoughian on sunday.in the release of hostages held stage is held by hamas. american abigail moore adana meng those now freed from captivity after her fourth birthday and after being held for close to two months since the murder of her parents, which she witnessed on october 7th. president biden has been a driving force behind getting this deal done and today expressed hope that more americans will be released s

>>> good to be with you, i'm alex witt in for katy tur. as we come on the air, the idf has revealed that the 11 hostages are currently on their way to israeli territory. we also know that the cease fire between israel and hamas will stretch now for another two days. qatari officials and the white house say an extension deal has been reached but the details are still being being ironed out an could collapse at any moment. what we know about the talks happening right now behind the scenes, and what happens if it all falls apart. a reminder, the current pause expires in just two hour's time. in the meantime, egypt says these 11 israeli hostages are being handed over today. this in exchange for the 33 palestinian prisoners. so we will get to that, plus the other end of the current cease fire. it still appears to be holding, much needed humanitarian aid continues to across over into gaza, a total of 200 trucks are expected to get in today. also today, a visit to israel from elon musk. he toured a kibbutz with prime minister benjamin netanyahu a

welcome everyone to alex witt reports. re beginning with breaking ne.olorado judge ruling that donald trump can be on the ballot when saying he engaged in an insurrection. he gave him both a rebuke as well aslegavictory. the wording of section three of the 14th amendment does not apply specifically to the office of the president. joining me now, christie greenberg former federal prosecutor former deputy chief for the southern district of new york criminal division. let's get into this, chris. the insurrection is certainly a key part of the 14th amendment that would keep trump off of the ballot. are you surprised by this ruling? >> mainly, the judge concluded that trump engaged in an insurrection through incitement. take a moment to pause on that. saying, there is a judge saying that former president trump engaged in an insurrection. that is a momentous holding. he gets off on a technicality here because the judge also found that he wasn't an officer of the united states that could be disqualified under the amendment. it is absurd. the president is the h

which focuses on rio witt -- on reinvigoration of the american academy, this embrace of what i will call a very unique type of american industrial policy. i'm really glad you have asked me about this. because i think in the trade community, for a long time, industrial policy was something that you use to accuse people of doing a bad thing. industrial policy was a bad thing. i think the traditional way we have talked about and thought about industrial policy, is it is a thing you did for yourself. to enrich yourself, empower yourself at the expense of others. i think the major change we are introducing into this conversation is yes, there are things we need to do for ourselves, there is a correction we have to accomplish through reassuring, for instance. bringing back online critical level of manufacturing activity, for example. at the same time, we are interconnected with the rest of the world. this is not -- this is, in a way, part of what we are aiming for. but we want to be interconnected in a way that is positive. from trade policy perspective, the question is, can you pursue industr

that will do it for me on this edition of alex witt reports. i will see one pm eastern tomorrow, yasmin vossoughian continues our coverage right now. continues our coverage right now. hey everybody, good afternoon. i'm yasmin vossoughian. we begin this hour with the israel-hamas war that started four weeks ago today. the death toll has continued to rise with more than 1400 killed in israel and over 9000 killed in gaza, according to the palestinian health ministry. numbers that nbc has not confirmed independently. but as we cope for -- foreign nationals, including americans who granted access to leave gaza through the rafah crossing. relief met with heart ache us so many had to leave family members behind. ahead, i will speak with one woman who was able to escape gaza days ago. hurt dangerous and very slow journey and the help that she had from her family back here in the united states. plus, a family affair, the eldest trump sons, both appearing in a new york courtroom this week in the fraud trial against the trump organization. eric trump, def

welcome, everyone, to alex witt reports. in the middle east. anxious families still waiting for the release of a second group of hostages by hamas, while israel prepares to release a second group of palestinian prisoners. this is th

welcome, everyone, to alex witt reports. we are beginning with this breaking news and a flurry of activity in the middle east. anxious families still waiting for the release of a second group of hostages by hamas, while israel prepares to release a second group of palestinian prisoners. this is the second of israel's pause in the war. yesterday, hamas released 24 hostages while israel released 39 palestinian prisoners. and new video is showing dramatic reunions on friday, like nine year old ohad wound or. his mom -- grandmother ruth e. coming face to face with their loved ones after being held captive. relatives are saying that the former abductees are doing as well as can be expected. >> what is a good shape for a nine year old after being in some prison cell for nine months? the way i see is, the doctor said that they are exactly where they should be, under the circumstances, okay? so, we have to give them time, of course. but we are optimistic, a lot of love and a lot of patients, you know? recuperating and coming to term

that'll do it for me on this edition of alex witt reports. have a happy thanksgiving, everyone. we'll see you next saturday at noon eastern. my friend yasmin vossoughian continues our coverage. >> hi, everyone. good to see you. i'm not vossoughian. we are following breaking news from israel. nbc news confirming that the are closing in on a deal to release some of the hostages. >> i believe that we are closer than we have been in quite some time. maybe closer than we have been since the beginning of this process. we are talking about considerably more than 12, beyond that, i want to see where this goes. i don't want to say anything that would jeopardize the completion of the, deal which is the most important. >> right, now no hostages have been released, and the israeli offensive continuing undeterred with al-shifa hospital caught in the middle. a world health official describing it as a, quote, death knell, rather than a working medical center. the president weighed in on the israel hamas war with the new op-ed this weekend, calling for a two-state solution. laying out his visio

that does it for me on alex witt reports. see you tomorrow at one pm eastern. yasmin vossoughian continues our coverage now. >> hi everyone, good to see you. i'm yasmin vossoughian. insurrectionist-in-chief, a colorado judge ruling that donald trump clearly engaged in insurrection to overturn the 2020 loss. even that does not bar him from running in this state. we will try to make sense of this stunning ruling in just a moment. we are also live on the ground in israel as the onslaught against gaza continues, differing accounts of what is going on at al-shifa hospital. we are monitoring a news conference from israeli prime minister, benjamin netanyahu, and we will have the very latest in a moment on that. nbc news exclusive reveals two very different messages, the president is sending out to people who write to him. depending on where they stand on the israel-hamas war. plus, fear and failure for elon musk today. he is facing a backlash over his own antisemitic tweet on x. backlash that now includes the white house and some top advertisers. latest spacex launch

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like i said, everyone, that does it for me on alex witt reports. we will see you again tomorrow one pm eastern with my friend yasmin vossoughian, she just made her way into the studio and continues our coverage now. hi everybody, good to see you. i am yasmin vossoughian. we have a lot going on right now. we are following the very latest on israel's incursion with gaza. hospitals under siege and is growing dire orange have out there patience. we are six days from a shut down, as well as the house speaker who says he has a plan to stop it. we continue to wait for the actual details to be released. that could come at anytime now. plus, as donald trump prepares to speak in new hampshire this hour, his son, don jr., prepared for another trip to the witness stand. this time for the defense. that is his father's fraud trial. big developments in new york city as the fbi conference gates eric adams devices for a fundraising investigation. latest of that coming up as well. democrats, reason to celebrate this weekend. pulling off multiple victories in the bal

i thank all of you for watching, that's gonna do it for me on this edition of alex witt reports. my friend yasmin vossoughian wishes you. out we're on ♪ ♪ ♪ time. there you go. >> good morning to you. i'm yasmin with you again. another busy day across the middle east, diplomatic efforts unfolding today, and scheduled meeting between secretary of state tony blinken and palestinian authority president mahmoud abbas, with the two men discussing, and the promise lincoln blinken shared with the palestinian leader. we have a number of live reports from across the region coming up in the next two hours ahead. and from the campaign trail to the courtroom, former president donald trump is scheduled to testify tomorrow in the civil fraud trial against him. what prosecutors are most likely to grill him on and will his testimony even matter after the judge in the case has already found that trump is liable. remember, this is just about damages. later on, a triumphant return ten months in the making, after suffering a cardiac arrest on live television playing football, damar hamlin is back in

. >>> good to be with you, i'm alex witt in for katy tur.led that the 11 hostages are currently on their way to israeli territory. we also know that the cease fire between israel and hamas will stretch now for another two days. qatari officials and the white house say an extension deal has been reached but the details are still being

i'm alex witt, as we take it out of the president speaking at a -- ceremony there at arlington national cemetery. take a listen. >> a reminder, as long as those who stand for freedom light will always triumph over darkness. my fellow americans, jill, vice president harris, second general -- secretary mcdonough, secretary but agendas here, secretary mayorkas. acting secretary shoe, director haynes, deputy secretary hicks, vice chairman grady, most importantly, our veterans and service members equally as important, their families. we come together today to once again honor the generations of americans who stood on the front lines of freedom. to once again bear witness to the great deeds of a noble few, who risked everything, everything, to give us a better future. those who have always, always kept the light of liberty shining bright across the world. our veterans. that's not hyperbole. our veterans every year on the 11th hour of the 11th day of the 11th month we gather in this sanctuary of sacrifice. to pause, to pay tribute, to these patriots and their greatest fighting force in history

earlier, i spoke tojenny witt, a freelance journalist based in hamburg, who told me that the incidente. we heard the police spokeswoman this morning saying this morning that it continued in phases, that the man, the father in this case, was sometimes tired, sometimes very communicative and it was widely seen as a good sign, however, that he continued to want to talk to the police and the spokeswoman sounded pretty hopeful this morning that the situation could be de—escalated and this is exactly what has happened. and a rather disruptive evening, as well. hamburg has a major airport where this incident took place and flights were suspended. yes, of course. immediately, as this incident happened, the turkish airline plane happened, the turkish airlines plane was evacuated and people were taken back into the airport buildings, and very swiftly afterwards, the airport was evacuated itself. it was cordoned widely and those cordons were and are still in place today. today, roughly 300 flights were due to take off or come into hamburg airport so we are looking at 35,000 passengers who are no

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