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voters under the age of 45, 42% for trump, 44 for biden, 10% for rfk junior and someone. did you think you would see a poll like that? leaning toward donald trump? >> i didn't in 2020 because younger people were the ones who really got shot at the most during covid and it was heartbreaking to see seniors in 2020 who didn't get graduations and proms and now they are held hostage on college campuses by these progressive pro,'s protesters and canceling a lot of commencement ceremonies. now as well so i do feel bad for them and i understand that disillusioned but it's not that the country is run by bad people, it's being run by bad old people. you got people who they don't care about younger generations because they are not going to be on this earth much longer. they are incredibly selfish and
against nuclear proliferation. and warning about the dangers that only really you and your fellow survivors can talk about the danger of nuclear war what do you think now about the state of security in that regard around the world, who had been kept as hostage for all these years. we each one of us human being did better than this. >> i feel dirty disturbed and as mr. obama said before he left workouts, i think united states is the only nation which has actually used it. so therefore, united states, you have special moral responsibility to lead the work toward the world without nuclear weapon. that was his
administration is telling the israelis not to finish this, not to get into the end zone. pete: for sure. >> they want the israelis to stop right now and to allow for hamas, for iran, for hezbollah -- you've got to remember, this is an entire axis that is trained and financed and armed by the iranians. they've been waging war on multiple fronts. not just in gaza, but also in lebanon, in the west bank and in iraq and syria and yemen. no one will have to pay a price for any of this. the israelis are basically just being told, look, get your hostage as back and stop fighting -- hostages back and stop fighting. that does not seem like anything the israelis are going to buy. pete: proposals like this are why wars never end. enemies are never defeated, and they continue their cause which in that has' -- hamas' case is the eradication and destruction of israel. this was painted by the biden administration as something the israelis were for. do you think the israelis really want this deal? >> no. i mean, we're seeing israeli
and does the how are the compelling federal interests in having a candidate for president of the united states break free of the constraints, judge merchan. i mean, there should be.e it seems to me a basis for a federal claim that a state cannot hold a candidate for president. >> united states basically hostage hostage in a new york courtroom. saul. this is a fascinating question. and i know we've all talkefascid about this. you've had so much experience e in litigatioxperiein youn in yor as well. >> the court does not like to touch political questions. >> they're very concerned about the reputation. >> the court certainly justice roberts is all of them. but in this case this is extraordinary and historic. does that give impetus to the court to step in where they might not have wanted to and in another event? >> i think it would be an incredible long shot ifcredib
armed palestinian gunmen launched a brutal attack, killing around 1,200 men, women and children. over 250 more were taken hostage. singing. benjamin netanyahu: israel is at war. we didn't want this war. it was forced upon us in the most brutal and savage way. we will exact a price that will be remembered by them and israel's other enemies for decades to come. the attack was carried out by hamas, a designated terrorist group. in response, the israeli military invaded gaza, the small strip of palestinian land that's controlled by hamas. but the international court ofjustice has ordered israel to take all measures
looking and hamas is now on the hook, the leader of hamas, and he does actually care about world pressure to respond. i am a little concerned, though, because biden was kind of the voice of reason here, and there are other competing voices which are quite haunting that came out yesterday at the same time in this chorus, along with biden�*s. the first is hamas, who put out a message saying that it is violent resistance that produces results. and that's why we got the unilateral recognition by spain, ireland and norway last week. it was through violence, not negotiations. and the second voice that's competing with that kind of voice of reason of biden actually is noa argamani. she's the 25—year—old face of that music festival massacre. she was taken hostage on october 7. we all saw the clip of her screaming out, "please don't kill me," as they drove her off on a motorcycle to gaza. hamas released a voice tape of her pleading to the world. so i think that's haunting the idf. there's kind of a difference, a divided opinion on whether,
was not in double figures. two key right—wing figures in israel's coalition government have threatened to pull out if the prime minister, benjamin netanyahu, agrees to a three—stage peace deal for gaza put forward by president biden. president biden unveiled the ceasefire proposal on friday, which the israeli opposition has urged president netanyahu to accept. thousands of israelis have gathered in tel aviv to demand that their government accept the ceasefire and hostage release deal outlined by president biden. some told reporters they feared benjamin netanyahu may
biden is sort of the voice of reason here and there were other voices that were quite wanting that came out yesterday along with bidens and the first is hamas, who were saying that it the first is hamas, who were saying thatitis the first is hamas, who were saying that it is violent resistance that produces results and that is why we got the unilateral recognition by spain, ireland and norway last week. and the second voice that is competing with that of biden is the face of that music festival massacre who was taken hostage on october the 7th and we all saw the clip of her screaming out, please, don't kill me, as they drove her out on a motorcycle to gaza and hamas released a voice to pop her pleading to the world so i think that is pointing to the idf. —— released a voice tape of her. they used the word devastated, and i think the idf would agree they have been degraded
and the second voice that is competing with that voice of reason of biden is the face of that music festival massacre who was taken hostage on october the 7th and we all saw the clip of her screaming out, "please, don't kill me," as they drove her off on a motorcycle to gaza and hamas released a voice tape of her pleading to the world so i think that is haunting the idf. there is sort of a divided opinion on whether biden said hamas had been devastated, is the word they used. i think the idf would agree they have been degraded but netanyahu had promised defeat and i don't think we are there yet. after a week of general election campaigning here in the uk, all parties are once again out and about this weekend, vying for public support. prime minister rishi sunak has pledged to give 30 towns across the uk £20 million each if the conservatives are re—elected. labour, meanwhile, has vowed to boost employment and increase support for people living with long—term illness.
Mosab Hassan Yousef, a former Hamas member turned informant, warns against Hamas' ceasefire offer, advising Israel to demand hostages' release before agreeing.