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exactly. that's not exactly a success. they haven't secured the release of the remaining hostages were still live. they haven't killed the hamas commanders. they've caused no mass mountains, humanitarian suffering. frankly, i think from the israeli point of view, they can change the subject. they can switch to iran and hizballah and just call it a day in a really in gaza, i think that is conceivable. but the alternative christiane is if the israelis do go back into, in a big way into raffa to take on the last of the hamas battalions. >> yes, there's a security logic to it, but will they actually achieve any more than they achieved already? >> i'm very skeptical. i think hamas will be able to reconstitute its military forces. there'll be plenty of volunteers, four hamas battalions emerging out of this aza, this conflict, and then the only real answer to both gaza and the west bank is to have a, a, an authority of
streets protesting for hamas, for hezbollah, america. so i don't think we have any authority to dictate to israel. we should thank israel and i will end with this. i'm so that you mentioned before how targeted israel's attack was with three missiles. israel has no interestl ha in targeting civilians, has no interest in igniting int a regil war, and every interest in peace, the middle east and deep arming the greatest threat to stability, whicho is the mullahs and the islamic regimeis the of iran. >> yeah, and you make a greatt n point, aaron. got me go to you. i was watching along with tracy last night. i thoughs hingt you did a greato had amazing analysis. let me go back to the the military accomplishment as israel sadly forced to go ite alone. i think it's an embarrassing moment for our country i. israel did stand with america after 911. we should have stood with them
once they vote on foreign aid, wait to see if marjorie taylor greens pops on speaker johnson to get him out. thomas massie wants him out. >> on the border, he's going to shove schumer's bill through the house. and mike johnson has given no reason to put republicans back into authority. >> massie says that he looked at two major spending bills and ignored on fisa. and democrats could help johnson with the bill to help ukraine. >> and chad will be over the next couple of hours and guiding us through this and chad pergram from capitol hill, see you in a bit. griff: chad is our guy. for more on this, let's bring in republican congressman from oklahoma and house homeland security and budget committees, josh brecheen.
negotiated slougz to the border security that had the votes to pass, trump said kill it by sunrise and republicans did, even the republican who negotiated the bill. we saw in the rules committee an attempt to pass a rule for border security, that failed in the rules committee dominated by republicans. to now act as if they care about the border is all simply in favor of trump's campaign and what will be best for him, what will be best for their own self interest. they have abdicated authority here and that's why we have been working with the white house. what we can do to secure the border, what we can do to make sure for example, we can fulfill the president's request for high end fentanyl machines to know what is coming across our border. we will continue this work to make sure that our border is secure and that every single person who arrived at our border is treated with dignity. >> i want to ask you about the
affect trump's psyche ? the judge is the authority in the courtroom not a criminal defendant even if that defendant is a former president . >> reporter: that is such a good question. it illustrates the larger frustration for donald trump in his first week in the case. he is not in the driver's seat. he has to sit in his chair and not allowed to leave except for when the judge dismisses people whole. he is also not able to speak. that is one of his greatest frustrations because he is the master of the megaphone. when he was muttering on day two of jury selection, the judge scolded him rather firmly. and then said there will be none of that. all trump wants to communicate in this trout one way or another. he wants his voice heard. that is not possible. the judge also said to donald trump in a stern warning, tuesday, he better be in court
massey in conversation with me and paul goes-r , the three who are present -- threatening johnson's job. they certainly are going to be loud and talking about it all recess long. >> aaron, one of the bills today that past includes a measure that could potentially ban tiktok in the u.s. could you tell us about the spell and its impact? >> reporter: this was the first bill that was voted on the house today. essentially what it says is that the chinese parent company of tiktok, bytedance, would have my buns to divest. now the interest in tiktok in the united states and the president would have the authority to extend that by about 90 days so it would be a year that bytedance would have to sell off tiktok or face a ban in the united states. there have been concerns about
alliances across the world. to see this undermining of our nato alliance, to see the far right pro putin alliance of people who are quoted on sputnik radio in support of putin is shocking to me and many americans. but this today is how we show leadership. this is how we pass a piece of legislation and resume the mantle of authority in nato and the support we have for allies across the world. >> one caveat, republicans have pushed for 9 of the 61 billion to be in the form of a loan but one that could be forgiven over time. is that reasonable? >> if that is how we get this aid passed, i think quite frankly, it will turn out at the end of the day to be very similar to what the senate passed. but i think that is something the senate will be willing to pass as well. all of the democrats that are supporting the ukrainian aid are desperate to get that out to the
been president biden who refused to close the border and use the authority that he has and the democrats unwillingness to work in good faith with republicans to address the worst border crisis in history that i think should be a source of great frustration for americans. no excuse not to meet this moment on the world stage. people say we have to choose between securing our border, and the free world, i have a small view of the greatest nation on earth. we've done both for the last 75 years and with the right leadership on both ends of pennsylvania avenue we do it again. griff: you were tough on your former boss, donald trump has betrayed the pro-life movement, you write this. now not only is he retreating from that position of supporting the 15 week ban, he
are the leader of the free world. if we don't lead, the vacuum will be created and either russia or china or both to authority. tour in states will step in and over time tried to break down on the international rules, order and norms and install their own values. and that's not the world we want to live in so now, is a moment for leadership and i think we have to step up in both cases in all cases, actually ukraine, the middle east, and then taiwan and support our friends and allies. and do the right thing and stop with this. with this type of the talk it's inconsistent, not just with president reagan, but with really the history of the gop. and frankly us foreign policy. now going back, at least since the end of world war ii, and the house speaker mike johnson has said, he is now ready to do the right thing, even if it cost him his job. and you can watch the rest of our conversation at all. my interviews that amanpour.com plus, you can find all our shows online as podcast at cnn.com slash podcast& on all
vacuum will be created and either russia or china or both to authority. tour in states will step in and over time tried to break down on the international rules, order and norms and install their own values. and that's not the world we want to live in so now, is a moment for leadership and i think we have to step up in both cases in all cases, actually ukraine, the middle east, and then taiwan and support our friends and allies. and do the right thing and stop with this. with this type of the talk it's inconsistent, not just with president reagan, but with really the history of the gop. and frankly us foreign policy. now going back, at least since the end of world war ii, and the house speaker mike johnson has said, he is now ready to do the right thing, even if it cost him his job. and you can watch the rest of our conversation at all. my interviews that amanpour.com plus, you can find all our shows online as podcast at cnn.com slash podcast& on all other major platforms. i'm