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prank, they were doing exactly what david did to saul years ago and the message hopefully will be, you know, the ayatollah will call off the dogs of war. now do i expect that? maybe not. but it was an interesting strategy. >> neil: do you think iran has been embarrassed to the point it can't and won't do anything right now, colonel? but it sure is contemplating, going back to the good old days of do using proxies to do it. >> that's why we went after a group in syria, the israelis in syria and iraq because the iraqi hezbollah went after tower 22 u.s. americans that were there, and of course the syrians continue to go after us in eastern syria. the fact is that we need to recognize the iranians are going to be bent in a way that is necessary if they feel as if the regime is under jeopardy. remember that the same consulate
potential jurors about to walk again how are they going to narrow down this pool of prospective jurors to fill these last five spots. what do you think okay. >> here's here's how the process is going to go today. the judge's starting with a brand new panel of 96 potential jurors. and the first two questions he's going to ask are a do any of you have a hardship a job-related issue that prevents do from serving as a juror and b, are any of you so biased for or against either side in this case that you just don't think you could be fair and what the judge did the first time and he's going to do again is essentially anyone who raises their hand in response to either of those questions, you're out. no questions asked. and last time that cut the pool by more than half, they lost 50 people. whoever remains after that we'll then go through the questionnaire, the 42 questions that we see. we see some samples here up on the screen. >> after that, the judge will decide if they should if they can stay on the jury based on their impartiality. >> and then after that, the parties will get to exercise what we call their peremptory
president jimmy carter walked through what he called the worst slumrter walh he in ameriu the south bronx, american decay symbolized by the burnt out borough. >> and carter promised to, quote, turn it around. three years later, ronald ree year by to see ifhi carter had lived up to his promise and when he arrived,do said he hadn't seen anything like this since london after the blitthe blitz. r, but unlike carter, reagan got in the middle of a crowdth of blacke midd americans. >> they yelled at him, bring back jobs, and reagan shouted, i can't do a thing for you if. you don't get elected. and he promised to try as hardss as he could. it was a bold move for a white republican to go deep in the south bronx, and it paid off. reagan won almost every state in the country, including new york. the last republican candidate to do it yesterday in yestaerda reaganesque move, trump hit up a bodega in harlem, which showed himdega and a lot of lov. >> but we just we got here. jese
their own ideas to prevail in the idea of the marketplace of ideas that they would have to resort to that and all traces back to the previous speaker who shrunk the speakership by enabling people to take it down to one person can vacate the chair because that's what it took for him to become speech that her be considered for democrats to actually step in and save mike johnson. >> that is nothing gets shouldn't be f reason and our caucus in do what would you vote to him? well, i have been prepared to do that in the past. not that this group because this is a very this is different. i would say breed of cat except my daughter has a cat and she would not like me identifying cats with these people, but nonetheless the intact the institution is very important. you cannot have one
describe it. it's surrender, it's disappointing. i won't support ford. it it's disappointing. >> it's completely detached from what our base once what, what are, what are voters want? >> this strategy is not to try. i think the strategy is to call on the sword joining me now for a news night exclusives, speaker emerita democrat nancy pelosi of california as speaker pelosi. thank you for being here. i do want to start on this very important foreign policy issue. speaker johnson has this four-part plan that he laid out to approve funding over ukraine. that's been stalled funding for israel, funding for taiwan, and other priorities. should democrats actually help him move that forward? >> well, i think what he is doing gives his own party choice. if you want to support to security for israel, which we all do. but if that's all they want to do, they can vote for that. there are plenty votes in the congress to support ukraine. and it is strongly by partisan, but not all of them don't want to
the pittsburgh airport for some of the guys obviously union guys who were wearing hard hats. >> lawrence: look at him. he was zero swagger. zero swagger. >> ainsley: no energy. >> lawrence: barely knows where is he at. not interring with the people and having conversation. as you can see, donald trump is not surrounded by campaign people or staff. is he surrounded by the secret service. you got donald trump -- you got president joe biden that is surrounded by the staff to let him know which direction to go. >> ainsley: he is there in pennsylvania. >> steve: the easter bunny is not there. >> ainsley: there trying to win over the working class. he saw donald trump do that went well for him. he is trying to do the same thing. but this time joe biden is met with bidenomics protesters and anti-israel protesters. a group of about 15 or 10. listen to this.
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