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are not taking the threat seriously. they have a theory about the middle east this not only dangerous for israel and our arab friends but is very dangerous for america as well. mark: center cotton, israel is not supposed to take offensive action so they do with the code or the circumstances. you have a massive diplomatic lobbying and coordinating efforts against israel to try to hold them back. even with our allies. you now have this a push by biden who wants to be peace who wants saudi arabia to make a diplomatic deal with israel but only if israel is going to agree to a separate palestinian state. with her perch and make a diplomatic deal with israel without that condition. my question to you is this, if israel is not free to go on the offensive with the backing of the united states how are we going to stop iran from having
carolina, georgia campaigning. this is all coming from the biden white house because they can't put two sentences together. howard: but the former president also discussed the indictment which says he reimbursed his former lawyer, michael cohen, for the $130,000 passed to stormy daniels, and that could be used against him. >> i was paying a lawyer and mark if it down as a legal expense, some accountant i didn't know marked it down as a legal expense. that's exactly what it was. and you get indicted over that? howard: after one day-long session, trump campaigned at a harlem bodega, the scene of a terrible crime. >> alvin bragg does nothing. he goes after guys like trump who 40 did nothing wrong. howard: some shows actually debated whether that should be covered. but the media were hungry for something more scintillating, and maggie haberman, of "the new york times," provided it. >> he appeared to be asleep.
exactly the sorts of reasons you are talking about. the u.s. supreme court said even an appearance of impropriety can justify judicial recusal where the facts are sufficiently extreme for new york law we believe is quite clear on this issue and we believe the judges should have been recused out of this case and to speak to the jury question we believe a change of venue was absolute warranted and that is been borne out by the jury selection process so far. a vast majority of jurors have been dismissed largely because some of the jurors have admitted they cannot be fair and impartial and unbiased at assessing the facts and evidence in this case it just goes to show how outrageous this whole process has been. mark: these guys are playing the system aren't they? they know and ultimate appeal to the highest judicial authority takes time. it can take a year. it can take two years so they are rushing the cases to trial.
years in staten island and moved to california but i've never called myself a los angeles. brooklyn pride, a yankees guy and hip-hop guy so i just gravitated toward that so i will never forget the impact in the just crossed over and everybody loved that song. >> they are now called splenda hill gang. good night. stick with me. the video was famously shot in 1992, it's also in addition to a party stadium income, a bar fight. you've been and bar fights the mark they would buy a severe. [laughter] now is what it was supposed to be, there was boston the landscape at that time. we are doing them and fighting.
house, thanks. breaking news now out of the middle east at least five rockets launched today from the iraqi town of zoomer towards american military base in northeastern syria. that according to iraqi security forces speaking with the reuters news agency as a first report of an attack on u.s. forces by a running back to groups in iraq since early february. no word yet on whether those rockets did any damage. congress is one step closer to providing israel with aid for its operations in the middle east. israeli prime minister benjamin netanyahu called the passage of the aid bill in the house a sign of strong bipartisan support for israel and western civilization. trey yingst has more on what is next for israel. >> jon, good evening but as the war in gaza approaches the 200 day mark, israel is on track to receive new funding support from
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[speaking in native tongue] >> in the coming days, we will increase the military and diplomatic pressure on hamas because this is the only way to free our hostages and achieve our victory. >> "fox news" correspondent trey from tel aviv tonight. >> this recommends the word gaza approaches that 200 a mark coming his route is on track, to receive funding support from the united states. >> the bill is best suited as a representatives tested $26 billion any go, for his humility satellite on saturday. legislation will go to the senate and ultimately to the president's desk is really official say that it cannot come soon enough and is oppressing is our country evolve. the rising tension, between israel in iraq is concerned that iran's largest pepsi has bullets hundred hundred has bought could increase attack. >> is enough to make these conditions before they go into the open confrontations be back amid new presidents really
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the house is representative of where the people are in this country. we see the national security implications of defending ukraine and israel and taiwan. and this was america leading in the world again. and that is a traditional republican place to v, this is our role in the world, and we are needed and mike johnson stood up yesterday and he really made his mark on history by letting this mood board. it was maybe what you would call a sister soldier moment for him, kind of standing up to his to his base, come out the thing that here's the thing here. here's the thing though, is that the democrats are going to have their own sister soldier moment coming up because they're going to stand beside him and makes sure that he can survive well, let me live. i had another question, but yeah, that's a good would be rob the sister soldier moment. now, listen, that wasn't assistive soldier moment for me. and i wanted to push back on this, that this is
>> and waco, talk about the connection. >> it was really amazing because mark and his reducing partner, daphne peterson, discovered video of timothy mcveigh at waco. he was handing out the antigovernment brochures and you know, talking to a lot of people. we have sound bites from him at waco and he was very upset about the government overreach there and what was he exactly upset about in waco, mark? >> he was very upset that the same military vehicles that he had used in the gulf war were being used against american citizens. and in his mind, to see the militarization of law enforcement. >> but it was also the drugs, the drug angle, right? >> that was the atf, came up with a clear rationale, really. >> a rationale so it would legitimate the use of military