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atlanta were rein it looks i think probably thankfully dry for the people of atlanta behind you yeah. for right now. but this is having a major impact with everyone trying to get to work. i mean, you're talking about the major middle of the city here. this is midtown roads. are blocked, so it makes it hard to get around town, especially on a monday morning. but if you look down that direction, the good news so far is the water is not bubbling up at one point the water here, according the folks was four stories high in the sayyed that building. and the rocks, the sediment from the inside are being pushed at such force, it actually shattered the windows of the business right next door to where that water main break was. now, you talked to the mare. he was telling you that both of these water mains were quite old before the 1940s and anyone who lives in the city understand as the fact that there has been major work done over the years to try to get all these water mains fixed. but at the same time, that hasn't happened fast enough for all the expansion that's going on in this big city here. so between google, between the marriott hotel and all the high-rises
one of the greatest analysts on wall street, considered maybe the best, he said the only reason the stock market is high is because they think you trump is going to win. rachel: i think one of your strongest points is you're a businessman. people love that you ran the country like a business. i believe if you get in office, we'll get the oil pipes going, we'llwe'llget energy growing . in argentina they cut agency, they went down to 8% inflation. >> he's maga. you know that. rachel: i know it. that's why i brought it up. >> he's my biggest fan. make argentina great again, works out perfectly. he has hats, make argentina great again. rachel: he's cut agent you sighs. are -- agencies. are you willing to make those kind of dramatic cuts? i think we have -- we have young kids, all of us.
so and, by the way, according to some reporting judge merchan's wife also worked at tish james' office for about a three years. so you have a very sort of nested group of people here, some of whom might have contact with the white house. that's the purpose of jim jordan's investigation. and it just feels like we can't get straight ans. i don't know that there's collusion, but, you know what? we we should be able to get clear are, straight answer from public officials whose salaries we pay. will: so you don't know there's collusion, but you said in the introduction, you see at least the appearance of potential of collusion, and you've laid out those individuals right there that are all involved at some level of new york state judicial system. but you're pointing out some who worked for the doj and have connections to the white house? >> that's right. coangelo was the lynch pin here. the fact that he would leave
by adding in some of these extra elements, you make that movement from pause to ceasefire, to settlement, more likely. as a final thought, can hamas be trusted here? because they, throughout this process, have held these hostages, it seems they have not said for sure which hostages are alive or dead, maybe don't know where they all are, and some of them may be held by criminal elements inside gaza, so, can hamas be trusted to keep to their part of this deal? what hamas did on october 7th can never be forgiven or forgotten. kibbutz beri, and the appalling things that had been done. that cannot be undone or forgotten. what is required here is for hamas to accept a deal that has been put forward, with israeli support, that meets almost all of the things that they have been asking for in terms of the release
which hostages are alive or dead, maybe don't know where they all are, because some of them may be held by criminal elements inside gaza, so, can hamas be trusted to keep to their part of this deal? what hamas did on october 7th can never be forgiven or forgotten. i remember seeing for myself what had happened at kibbutz be'eri, and the appalling things that had been done. that cannot be undone or forgotten. what is required here is for hamas to accept a deal that has been put forward, with israeli support, that meets almost all of the things that they have been asking for in terms of the release of prisoners from israeli jails, in terms of stopping the fighting, in terms of the potential for that stop to be permanent, without a return to fighting, and of course for there to be the chance of discussions
so by adding in some of these extra elements, you make that movement from pause to ceasefire, to settlement more likely. as a final thought, can hamas be trusted here? because they, throughout this process, have held these hostages, it seems they have not said for sure which hostages are alive or dead, they maybe don't know where they all are, because some of them may be held by criminal elements inside gaza, so can hamas be trusted to keep to their part of this deal? what hamas did on october 7th can never be forgiven or forgotten. i remember seeing for myself what had happened at kibbutz be'eri, and the appalling things that had been done. that cannot be undone or forgotten. what is required here is for hamas to accept a deal that has been put forward with israeli support, that meets almost all of the things that they have been asking for in terms of the release
like saudi arabia, as part of this process, recognising israel, having proper relations with israel, as two normal countries should. that is an enormous prize for israel and also i would argue a prize for saudi arabia too. so by adding in some of these extra elements, you make that movement from pause to ceasefire, to settlement more likely. as a final thought, can hamas be trusted here? because they, throughout this process, have held these hostages, it seems they have not said for sure which hostages are alive or dead, they maybe don't know where they all are, because some of them may be held by criminal elements inside gaza, so can hamas be trusted to keep to their part of this deal? what hamas did on october 7th can never be forgiven or forgotten. i remember seeing for myself what had happened at kibbutz be'eri, and the appalling things that had been done.
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