eastern right here on msnbc. that s tonight s last word, the 11th hour with stephanie ruhle begins right now. tonight, the justice department moves to stop donald trump from making top secret information public. our friday night cap breaks down his legal troubles and gives us there and the piece of the week. and disturbing new details in the death of olympic sprinter to horry bowie, raising concerns about the maternal health care prices in america. plus my one-on-one conversation with about his father s legacy and how he found his own path as the 11th hour gets underway this friday night. good evening once again, i am stephanie ruhle. our friday night cap is standing by, but we start this evening s broadcast in washington d. c. where the justice department has reportedly filed a motion for a protective order to keep donald trump from releasing any classified materials, given to his legal team in the documents case. the new york times says that the order hints at, quote, ong
politicsnation. tonight s lead, no and insight. right now the key word driving our politics s conflict. and there doesn t appear to be a resolution on the horizon. not in congress, not in our country, where politics are reaching a fever pitch. and certainly not in israel, the country rejecting u.s. calls this week for humanitarian pause in fighting to allow for aid to go into gaza. we are more than 9400 people have been killed. israel s prime minister says that the war will continue until all hostages are released. here at home, the political battles emanating from this conflict are rocking washington. nbc news reporting that president biden was briefed this afternoon on the situation in israel and gaza by secretary of state anthony blinken, national security adviser jake sullivan, and other senior advisers. and new republican speaker mike johnson passed a stand-alone israel aid bill this week, a bill certain to face objections from senate democrats and the white ho
a pro guess, michael tied, palestinian rally in where the communications downtown d.c., director for organizers are president biden s calling this the largest in u.s. history. 2024 campaign, just tens of thousands of people one year out of from across the the general country, calling for election, a cease-fire that s sunday in the right here on israel-hamas war. let s get politicsnation. right to news for dominic american voices with alicia menendez starts right now. one year, out who would [inaudible] think it. thank you so much, reverend sharpton. and how everyone, i m alicia menendez. we begin tonight with they want to american diplomacy in come out here and support the middle east one another. . this four weeks into the rally started around israel-hamas war, israel 1:00. s ground offensive in gaza [inaudible] is intensifying, much of the air world is many people came pushing for an immediate from across the country to cease fire rally together. and these as his pus
dialogue in the united nations this week from every faith lead leader from around the world. and martin luther the martin luther king junior iii was there. whether or not you heard what he had to say about about love, about, piece it was, again, one of the most moving moments relative to hearing his dad speak that i ve heard of quite a long-time. the number of interfaith religious leaders who are at this was just mind-blowing. and it is working towards peace and trying to find ways to engage with diplomats and governments and ngos and trying to do the right thing. and it was impressive. it was awe inspiring. and he stood out to me as still being able to carry that torch in a way that we all miss. are their efforts working? when you talk about this group of interfaith leaders we don t hear from them or talk to them every day and every day we are talking about the divide and we have the worst most ridiculous headlines. but they are doing the work.