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this leaves the dynamic between israel and the us? look, i think the ke thin israel and the us? look, i think the key thing now— israel and the us? look, i think the key thing now for _ israel and the us? look, i think the key thing now for this _ israel and the us? look, i think the key thing now for this is _ israel and the us? look, i think the key thing now for this is that - israel and the us? look, i think the key thing now for this is that i - key thing now for this is that i think— key thing now for this is that i think where do we go from here? and the next _ think where do we go from here? and the next phase of this story is going — the next phase of this story is going to — the next phase of this story is going to move back to gaza. there have _ going to move back to gaza. there have been— going to move back to gaza. there have been very intense talks between the americans and the israelis over what happens next, over israel's desired — what happens next, over israel's desired attack on rafah in the south of gaza, _ desired attack on rafah in the south of gaza, the americans very concerned about the impact on the many— concerned about the impact on the many many— concerned about the impact on the many many hundreds of thousands of people _ many many hundreds of thousands of people crammed into that part of southern — people crammed into that part of southern gaza. at the moment there are reports— southern gaza. at the moment there are reports of no agreement between both sides _ are reports of no agreement between both sides of this, the question is if this— both sides of this, the question is if this situation with iran dials down — if this situation with iran dials down a — if this situation with iran dials down a date, if the temperature reduces, — down a date, if the temperature reduces, does that free up israel for an— reduces, does that free up israel for an opportunity to carry out its military— for an opportunity to carry out its military operation in gaza against the remaining hamas fighters there? and i the remaining hamas fighters there? and i think— the remaining hamas fighters there? and i think that is where the focus will shift _ and i think that is where the focus will shift if — and i think that is where the focus will shift if things do indeed stay dialled _ will shift if things do indeed stay dialled down with iran. and will shift if things do indeed stay dialled down with iran.— will shift if things do indeed stay dialled down with iran. and the same ruestion to dialled down with iran. and the same question to you? _
where we don't have to worry about them so much. i don't know how long that dynamic will last. but in the short-term, i think it would be good for governance in the house. >> how would that happen? what would have to happen for that to be removed? >> i don't think the motion to vacate is going away. democrats have said if the context for a motion to vacate coming up is speaker johnson brings up ukraine aid as he is doing, they are not going to help marjorie taylor greene and a handful of republicans kick him out. if all of those democrats stand with the overwhelming number of republicans and defeat marjorie taylor greene's move to remove him, that threat is no longer hanging over mike johnson. he can govern the way he wants to so long as he doesn't alienate those democrats. if she comes at him again, whether or not they will be there the second time around. >> democrats, considering helping johnson to save his job? why would they do this? >> here is the thing. democrats have a history and a
sharp as a knife. >> r.f.k., jr. has now qualified to be on the ballot in nine states including battleground michigan. >> harris: great report. thank you very much. the power panel now. let's have a great debate. tammy bruce, fox news contributor. david carlucci, former new york state senator. explain it to me, tammy. eight visits to pennsylvania for biden. >> when you are the incumbent and these are supposed to be not battleground states, right? you were elected because you were completely different from trump and you were going to bring everybody back to normal. but there are things he can't overcome. his presence is not going to make the difference. he wouldn't have to go to pennsylvania eight times if he actually wasn't destroying the economy, if there was actually action to secure the border. these are very basic things that americans now have already looked at and decided. what's is interesting with the kennedy dynamic, it is not about
role at this point. secretary blinken says the u.s. has not been involved in any offensive operations, the italian foreign minister said israel did give the u.s. a last minute warning prior to responding to iran with the latest strike. what's your sense of the diplomatic relationship right now between the u.s. and israel and the change in conversations and the dynamic since october 7th. >> you know, i think the tictoc went something like this, when israeli struck damascus, killing a very senior iranian revolutionary guard corps commander, i think there was tremendous frustration and anger. and the administration was notified briefly before that strike. i'm certain that that anger was white holt. then the iranians respond with 350 high trajectory weapons. and the united states in a
and talking about the readout of the rafa mission and the united states said we will support the rafa if you don't go into iran and israel went into iran. so it seems to have a lack of communication and it appears from the outside looking in that the administration may have lost control of the dynamic. what do you make of that? >> i think message discipline matters and it has to be consistent with reality and policy. look, iran has a limited to whatever israel thought they had over a credible deterrent. that was the first time last saturday night that iran launched an attack from its territory and it was not a pinprick, it was a massive attack over 300 cruise missiles, ballistic missiles, and drones against israel so that genie is out of the bottle. i think there is reason israel
demonstrate to the country and perhaps to his team what he is good at over the next several months. he is not necessarily great going into a wawa alone. the new mayor of philadelphia who was a dynamic and unbelievable person. what she ran on was getting public safety better and improving the life in philadelphia for everyday philadelphians. i'd have been out with her looking at some program or initiative that she has kicked off, whether the police were in a neighborhood, trying to understand better what she is doing and what no mike c because of what you are doing mr. president is why we can do this. these are not going to work alone. let's figure out where he's best, what he is able to point to that's working, and how can people around him interact with him and interface with him better? as we said it right now, the sharp ad alone is not going to get it done, i agree with you. >> jesse: tyrus, how awkward is that family situation now?
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have reached their basic limit in terms of the weapons that they have, the armaments that they have and what they're doing is remarkable with almost nothing but you can't hold the line if you don't have the means to do so. and that's what we're dealing with. we're dealing with a situation where the ukrainians were able to do many things that were quite good, then they stalled in their last effort to do a counter offensive. and that the fact that they stalled out there, a lot of reasons for that. none of them pretty but that has created this dynamic where in essence we're dealing with a war of attrition, at least on the ground level in the eastern and southern fronts. and that is a problem for ukraine. >> all right, kernel eight. and as always, thank you very much. let's talk further about this. joining me now jackie kucinich, cnn political analyst, and washington bureau chief for the boston globe, and nicholas johnson publisher of axios guys. good morning. good morning. >> coming up at this hour just to jump off of what current leighton was saying a few
call into question the credibility of the witnesses. we should use prior trial determinations by juries and judges to be able to, therefore, question the defendant donald trump. >> yeah. and neil is with us. and neil, as i was asking the question, the control room informed me that we just learned that monday morning judge marchand will have the ruling on all of what vaughn and sue are talking about. but this dynamic -- and again, we often cover it in the political context about credibility, particularly of michael cohen, is usually in reaction to a smear from donald trump. in this case in front of a jury, michael cohen is a fact witness, but there are a bunch of other things that we know that alvin bragg did to corroborate those facts. and it seems reasonable when credibility attacks our known tomb -- tool, legal one of
survives. >> so you think he survives? and what about this coalition itself? democrats marjorie taylor greene as you just heard her saying, oh, there must be some deal with democrats here. what did he give up for them? they may be expecting something in return. >> we know some republicans want to punish johnson as we just heard, for reaching across the aisle. >> what about this bipartisan dynamic? could it last? well, you more than 180 democrats signed a discharge petition trying to move this bill to the floor. >> these bills to the floor. so i'm not surprised at all about the coalition. i think the coalitions are based on the particular legislation that's going to the floor and not necessarily a standing collision that some republicans have with some democrats. i think that bipartisanship used to be something that people celebrated. now, it's evidently a sign of weakness or some backroom deal. if margery knows about a backroom deal, she should bring forth the evidence. if she has a recording or she was present when the deal was made, or there's another witness present? it's all nonsense and it's all designed to get the american people riled up about