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american administration's constant slowing down. israel coupled together, made for a very slow and prolonged war. this is not good. we should get it done with this sooner. >> do you believe that netanyahu is prolonging this war to stay in power as president biden seems to suggest this is possible i truly hope that that's not the case that he's not injecting political personal considerations. i would hope that that's not the case factually. >> it is being conducted. >> the war is being conducted way, way too slowly. >> so you hope it's not the case, but do you suspect it is again, i am not in the brain of mr. nathan. >> you and all i can look at the actions i can see that wars are won with decisive continuity you can turn on and off the switch i was a fighter
>> pat on the back you deserve it. >> i've been working for them for five years to see what they do every day behind scenes just to support our first responders, military, and veterans, it just means the world it is the least we could do and it was just great from all of our friends and family who have supported us with donations. you know, we had to climb these stairs. adam: did it get competitive? were you guys talking a lot of trash in the office who did the best who was the slowest? i need the deets. >> nathan won. spill the tea. >> what time was that? >> i don't know the exact time. >> but for everybody -- yeah i think i did. >> we were on the 94 floor and burned right past us. >> okay. so how do question feel do you think this is something you'll do again another year? >> for sure. absolutely. >> absolutely. love it. so we've got a whole bunch of absolutelies in one like i'm done for. i'm going to join you guys maybe next year because i want to do it. i want to sweat it out.
A young South Auckland man whose boozy 19th birthday celebration at home with family came to an abrupt end when he stabbed his older brother to death with a...
coming back and stood in the doorway, and when the door open, denise tried to take her coat off and he shot her in the back of the head. >> then they then drove denise's card to the same park and hopped back in his car and drove to starbucks, arriving at 12:45. >> 1245, 12:50, five minutes. long enough to be on the camera. >> long enough they said for nathan to wash his hands to get the gunshot residue off, then leave to start his afternoon errands before picking up janel from day care. >> three::00 the defendant return home and want you to believe he sees the door open and glass. that's the extent of his knowledge. then he calls the police. he knew full well when you called the police what they would find. >> from our perspective, that's what makes it so disturbing. the cold and calculated manner he did this. >> one of the first officers to steps 25 describe the scene at the house just after nathan called 911 that day.
prosecutors said that gave nathan the opportunity to kill denise. now, they had to explain why he did it. they called this man to the stand who said he could answer their resize question because nathan told him everything. >> would you state your name? >> david smith was a fellow inmate of nathan's at the jail. he said nathan told him he researched ways to kill denise on his laptop. >> he talked how he was planning to kill his wife? >> well, at first he told me he was thinking about poison, with some insulin or potassium or something. >> according to the end, nathan said he ran a lot of errands the day of the murder to create an alibi. >> he told me he presented some valentine's day gifts to his wife, and so everything would look fine. >> how important was david
question or she would say something he didn't like, he would laugh and throw his hands up in the air. >> prosecutors had another bit of evidence. a secret that shook the courtroom. it challenge the core of nathan's defense that denise was at the center of his life and he would never hurt her. it was a gutwrenching note written by denise, discovered tucked in her day planner. >> in a murder case, you do not have the victim. you never get to hear their story. that person is dead, and here we had a note that she had written that laid the whole thing out. >> a highly personal, painful note, was obviously aimed at nathan. the police investigator read it in court. >> i tried to please you for 17 years and never succeeded. i have never been good enough, never done enough. i know you want me dead. i'm not stupid. >> denise seemed to confirm that she believed her husband was having an affair.
>> nathan the white house did issue new sanctions on israeidl though. >> they did announce that they're targeting steel ta. t not thns they're targeting steel and drone companies as wele l as 16 individuals, but not the nation's largest export oila . >> so why do you think they would hold back on a real and not do something that would actually deter iran? well, these half measures n abilentirely symbolic. they're not going to do anything to constrain iran's abilitmischiefy to create mischf across the middle east. if you want to seriously iran, you've got to impose sanctions on their chief export. you'vehit theiergy got to hit ty sector. that's exactly what we did in the trump administratio fasts but fast forward to the biden years in the pasas been t three and a half years past three years, iran has been ove e to sell over $100 billion worth of oil. bombs, anow that can buy a lotfd of bombs, a lot of drones, a lot of missiles, and can be used to fund a lotd th of terrorist groups that threateatn americans aroun
the world and that threaten israelis. and so o the fact that they're t imposing sanctions on drones, i mean, my jaw hit the floore ha when i heard that because not too long agoce this white house had the chance to snap back u.n. sanction progrs, irane drone program. but it was a swing and a mis on they just let that one go. so a half measure like this, when they actuallyan hadbu something in place that made it illegal for iran to sell dronems or to buy nations from russia, that's the way to iran, nottiol these half measures. >> and not to mention if downyd ohion oil and suppl suppl goes down and demand pricesesn' go up in an election year ant we all. joe doesn't want that right now, unfortunately. jim, we got to leave it right there. nathan, thank you both very muchhan,co. lumb crisi at columbia university, once again, in crisis, anti-israel student protesters continue for a third day as anti-semitism rat runs rampant. >> will there be more arrests tonight? we'll get an updat e the ground next.
that we do not have any comment on the reports at this time. we' >> we know what the mosto important thing happening in the world is. but we're goinchoose no cog chot to comment. joining me now, former us ambassador at large nathan sales, counterterrorism j coordinator under president trump, and jim hansein ,us special forces and chief editor of the middle east forum . both. thanks for being here. nathan, i want to start with you. is thai no comment.the >>br is thatin what passes for american on the brink of a wider war? well, no, it's not. and this isn't hard, right? the answer we support israel's right to defend itself. week a couple of days ago last week, iran sent 300 missiles, 300 drones into israel and god for missile defense because israel was able to destroy 9% of the incoming. they just cleaned iran's clock becaus t ablee. as iran wasn't able to touch israel. the response overnight was measured and restrained, but it