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the gang who brought them to the party in order to make this decision, it's gotta be an isolating feeling, right? when the people who to some extent, where are your allies, are now calling for your head, but it's funny. we mentioned a few things there, his own son who's entering the naval academy, donald trump, but it was a cast of so many other, such a weird wide cast. it was zelenskyy himself. it was president biden and the cia director. it was folks like mike mccullough hello, you saw and it was like evangelical christians, ukrainian christians talking about the impact on their own lives. it was the history of john quincy adams like it is he, he really had a moment where he went for everyone. we've been talking about how he was his journey from backbencher to house speaker is sort of a cheap, easy way. to say it, but he went from a guy who didn't have to deal with the consequences of the decisions he would make to this moment and it certainly seems that he
pete: where is america's youth learning this ideology let's go off the wall to find out by the way i think there are 22 arab nations in the world. fully islamic nations where basically not legal to be a christian or a jew. one jewish state all of these protesting in cities like new york city think it doesn't have a right to exist. will: this is new york city to pete's point this is around columbia university these are protesters outside on the streets it was a sit-in hunger strike at yale and sit-in at columbia you saw who are risk not just sympathizing but allegiance thrown in with hamas. pete: seen a violent uprising that's what october 7th was. these groups are openly stating wearing the colors of islamists, we want the state of israel gone. replace it with something else. well in order to replace it you have yo to get rid of and
first, the g7 condemned the unprecedented iranian attack on israel, unprecedented in scope and scale scope because it was a direct attack on israel from iran. >> scale because it involved more than 300 munitions, including ballistic missiles, were committed to israel's security. we're also committed to de-escalating to trying to bring this tension two a close you saw as well, or you'll see soon and the g7 statement a commitment to hold iran to account to account for its destabilizing activities holding it to account by degrading its missile and drone capabilities and yesterday, the united states announced additional sanctions on iran targeting uav program's. >> the steel industry companies that are associated with the irgc, the ministry of defense and its armed forces logistics.
we discussed and concluded over this past couple of days.— past couple of days. i commend to ou the past couple of days. i commend to you the statement _ past couple of days. i commend to you the statement that _ past couple of days. i commend to you the statement that we - past couple of days. i commend to you the statement that we put i past couple of days. i commend to | you the statement that we put out, or will soon be out, on the part of the entire g7 festival the g7 condemned the unprecedented iranian attack on israel. unprecedented in scope and scale. scope because it was a direct attack on israel from iran, scaled because it evolved more than 300 ammunition, including ballistic missiles. we are committed to israel's security. we are also committed to de—escalating. to trying to bring this tension to a close. you saw, as well, or you will see soon in the g7 statement, a commitment to account, to account for its destabilising activities, holding it to account by degrading its missile and drone capabilities, and yesterday the united states announced additional sanctions on
from it, worried about what impact it would have prettily, you know, a worry that's shared by a lot of republicans. and i think that whoo to -- what you saw was him trying to navigate this weird environment which is one where i don't think he's settled on what he's doing to -- going to say yet. and there are a lot of pro-life people who voted for him in 2020 who this time around may need some more reassurance from him going forward that they're not going to be left aside. howard: right. but even now some of the pro-life groups have made their peace. we happen to have the sound bite on this very topic talking, when the former president was asked about the end of roe v. wade, which he took credit for, obviously, by appointing three scotus justices. let's take a look. >> you have to win elections, you know, if you talk five or six weeks, a lot of women don't know they're pregnant in fife or six weeks. howard: and that's the clear reference to ron desantis
it was, i don't know, heartwarming, but many people cared about her, family, chris, isaac, bailey to come and pay their respects for her. >> they will be pretty upset. >> they lived there all of their life, so she knew a lot of people. they had good things to say about her. >> so, there was a respectful pause. then, a few days later, chris cruise was, once again, at the sheriff's office, senior special agents woodford. some things had been bothering him. like how chris said he only heard one gunshot when, obviously, there was two. >> what we have this 2:12 gauge slugs. one of these you saw, one of these you didn't see, is that correct? you said you heard one shot,
long time. one of these things that you saw, the idea of momentum, a candidate wins, in the people think maybe they do like that person. sometimes the momentum can have a cascading effect and a number of winds close together can produce a rushed to a nomination. this is a weird situation because trump is so fixed. is there legal room for that kind of momentum, to your mind? >> i'm not going to say never because crazy things happen, but it would defy everything that i have learned about republican voters in the last few years for them to suddenly all turn and say maybe nikki haley. and i've got to say that is for me i desperately want nikki haley. i'm rooting for her really hard to defeat trump. i think she's the most normal candidate in republican primary with any kind of chance. the problem is that i listen to
to 2000 republican primary where mccain beat bush in new hampshire, they go have an all out war in south carolina, which perseveres and basically the primaries over. so i think hailie has to win new hampshire basically on january 22nd, republican primaries over. if she does that, then they go to south carolina. but her home state south carolina. we're certainly has to win. that if she's able to those two things, we can have a real race. if those two things don't happen, i think the general election essentially starts the night of january 22nd. >> let me ask you this, sarah. even talking to voters voters in these focus groups for a long time. one of these things that you saw, the idea of momentum, a candidate wins, in the people think maybe they do like that person. sometimes the momentum can have a cascading effect and a number of winds close together can
part of the thing about him retiring at this moment is that the sport is also changing around him. this is the unbiased propaganda from joe scarborough on screen right now, a man who helped get this guy into office, so to speak. joe, whatever you saw in him when other people didn't, i'll give you credit for that. what he became is unfathomable. because he is the sort of coach where you say things like, hmm, he has more first round nfl draft picks, 44, than he has losses as head coach of alabama. >> that's amazing. >> this is a guy who has every four-year player who ever played for him winning a national title. in this era now that is changing, of course, the transfer portal, name, image, and likeness payments, all the stuff that complicates the advantage that nick saban, by his greatness had as a recruiter and coach and the resources of alabama behind him, i think he looked around and said, i maximized all a human being
had to _ fact it was full of great shots that had to go— fact it was full of great shots that had to go in, but to do it out there when _ had to go in, but to do it out there when it— had to go in, but to do it out there when it mattered was very, very impressive — when it mattered was very, very impressive now and he obviously went on to lose _ impressive now and he obviously went on to lose the match but he can be proud of _ on to lose the match but he can be proud of the — on to lose the match but he can be proud of the under pressure when he needed _ proud of the under pressure when he needed did _ proud of the under pressure when he needed did he get the clearance out and it— needed did he get the clearance out and it was— needed did he get the clearance out and it was very impressive. judd trum - and it was very impressive. judd trump was _ and it was very impressive. judd trump was candid _ and it was very impressive. jch trump was candid when he admitted he jumped the queue when he stepped up to clear the table at the end. it should use even great champions really feel it and how much is that pressure magnified in this? t really feel it and how much is that pressure magnified in this? i think it is even more _ pressure magnified in this? i think it is even more so _ pressure magnified in this? i think it is even more so maybe - pressure magnified in this? i think it is even more so maybe the - pressure magnified in this? i think it is even more so maybe the first| it is even more so maybe the first round in then bring about going up for the tournament felt like it started for you. but if he had said he was nervous and it did not look like that. itjust looked like he was definitely going to clear up. he made an interesting point about the fact that other bit of pressure you saw tightens up and shortens up his cue action and he felt like it helped them but that is interesting whether he should try to bit more not that he is struggling to play very well. not that he is struggling to play ve well. :, not that he is struggling to play ve well. . :, .,