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A new hour of msnbcs Special Coverage of the israelhamas war. Im stephanie ruhle, live from Msnbc Headquarters in new york city. We begin this hour with breaking news. We have just learned that the u. S. Has confirmed the death of another american killed in israel. That brings a death toll to 30 was citizens of 13 americans remain unaccounted for. That is all according to the State Department. This comes as we learned of a Key Development in the ongng effort to get americans the door trapped in gaza out of the war zone. The Palestinian Embassy says that starting tomorrow at 9 am local time, Fo...

Clearly broken the rules, the system said he had broken the rules, the house of commons committee in charge said he had broken the rules, and you said, well, let'sjust rewrite the rules, then. look, i absolutely recognise that i got that wrong and i misjudged the mood of the house and the british electorate. i'm afraid myjudgment was made purely and simply because i thought a man whose wife had committed suicide had been punished harshly enough. and that was it. and i'm sorry that i made a mistake and that i made things worse for owen rather than better. but it is hard to think of a worse puni...

And that was it. and i'm sorry that i made a mistake and that i made things worse for owen rather than better. but it is hard to think of a worse punishment for anybody. and that made me think the suspension was disproportionate and that influenced all my decision—making on that. it wasn't my political calculation, it was human sympathy. and do you look back at the period you've had as leader and say mistakes were made? i mean, you were punished with ridicule, partly, but you might think worse than that, abuse, for being seen to loll on the green benches of the house of commons. do you regre...

Being as authentic as sometimes you were seen to be, is also raised with another of your responsibilities when you are leader of the house, which is maintaining parliamentary standards. you were basically willing to rig the rules for a mate. sorry to put it crudely but owen paterson had clearly broken the rules, the system said he had broken the rules, the house of commons committee in charge said he had broken the rules, and you said, "well, let's just rewrite the rules, then!" look, i absolutely recognise that i got that wrong and i misjudged the mood of the house and of the british electora...

Because i thought a man whose wife had committed suicide had been punished harshly enough, and that was it. and i'm sorry that i made a mistake and that i made things worse for owen, rather than better. but it is hard to think of a worse punishment for anybody. and that made me think the suspension was disproportionate and that influenced all my decision—making on that. it wasn't political calculation, it was human sympathy. and do you look back at the period you've had as leader and say mistakes were made? i mean, you were punished with ridicule, partly, but you might think worse than that,...