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united states. president biden said don't to the irradiance and they fired 320 missiles and drones that israel and he said don't to the israelis and the israelis had to respond. there was an unlimited strike. it showed impressive israeli capabilities. symbolically important, some damage to irani and assets. the israelis accomplished what they wanted militarily, symbolically without getting into a political fight with the president. paul: elaborate on the symbolic importance here. what kind of message did it send to iran about israeli capabilities? >> the israelis fired 321 ballistic missiles and drones at an israeli airbase. all of those were shot out of the sky showing israeli technological wizardry and partnership with the united states and their allies. no planes were damaged. the israelis turnaround, took a
paul: the majority of republicans come 112-101 voted against aid for ukraine and it is a betrayal because of the democratic votes. >> i don't think so. he was for ukraine aid. we won a bipartisan agreement on this aid and i think he was right to push it through. as he said after, he decided this is the right thing to do. i am astounded the republican objections, when i think of these aid bills i don't think ukraine is real and taiwan. they are enemies. letter putin's russia, hamas, and iran and china and i think the republicans were good, johnson was good to stand up for it and get the democrats on his side and it tells you marjorie taylor greene, if that was so true that there was such
the floor? >> well, we are getting a real picture of the division within the democratic caucus. we can see the numbers on the screen now. they are incomplete. as you can see, about 5 to 1 among democrats are for the bill versus part of the progressive left like and paul against it, 36 against it, suggesting a small sliver of the democratic caucus. contrast with the republican division over the ukraine bill, the majority of republicans voted against the ukraine bill. so there is a much deeper divide on whether to confront russia or ukraine. as loud as the left has been about the israel wr, most democratic members are siting with israel. it is easy to do because some of it goes to gaza, the humanitarian needs in gaza. so a lot of democrats who have concerns with how israel is conducting the war may vote for
massey in conversation with me and paul goes-r , the three who are present -- threatening johnson's job. they certainly are going to be loud and talking about it all recess long. >> aaron, one of the bills today that past includes a measure that could potentially ban tiktok in the u.s. could you tell us about the spell and its impact? >> reporter: this was the first bill that was voted on the house today. essentially what it says is that the chinese parent company of tiktok, bytedance, would have my buns to divest. now the interest in tiktok in the united states and the president would have the authority to extend that by about 90 days so it would be a year that bytedance would have to sell off tiktok or face a ban in the united states. there have been concerns about
ukraine. i believe he would be in eastern europe. he talked about his ambitions for greater russia to re-create the soviet union and if he is successful in ukraine the baltic states will be under threat in eastern europe and i absolutely agree that europe hasn't done enough. they were complacent, haven't spent enough on defense but if we think vladimir putin's victory in ukraine will be the end of his ambitions that's completely wrong. we will embolden president xi and what message would it send about taiwan if vladimir putin was successful in ukraine. paul: of the united states decided to abandon ukraine. you mentioned a defeat for vladimir putin. how would you define that? >> what it looks like is russia being pushed out.
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all their accusations that he can't respond to that. the additional issue of disco this is a guy running for office and whether you like it or not a lot of people view these as political prosecutions. is he for britain from placing them in that context and talking about the motivations of some of the people working with prosecutors? we will see how far the judge takes it but it is a serious question and a little unprecedented. paul: of the witness in particular, the prosecution witness, donald trump's former fixer who was on msnbc all the time calling donald trump a liar and the judge says trump can't say anything about:. >> gag orders are fairly common or not unheard of, but this is so broad and trump is not trying to win the case in court, he thinks manhattan is 87% voting for biden last
pro-palestinian encampments. the arrests come after he testified about anti-semitism on campus. >> we condemned the anti-semitism that is so pervasive today. anti-semitism has no place on our campus and i am personally committed to doing everything i can to confront it directly. paul: let's bring back our panel. these protesters, what do they want? bill:ostensibly they want a cease-fire in gaza. really, they are anti-israel, they want to disrupt life. right now they are planning on disrupting the democratic national convention and it is kind of a war between liberals and progressives or progressives and radicals. it is -- the targets -- conservatives don't run colleges and are not usually
need. a long-range weapon, in order to take on russia, it has taken too long for those weapons to arrive in ukraine, too much fear of escalation rather than being clear that the war aim is for russia to be defeated. that's what we need to see from the biden administration, we need to see clarity so the american public are convinced this is important and doable. and i think it is doable and lots of people say this is an issue for europe and we've rapidly become an issue for the united states if vladimir putin wins. paul: because of the threat to nato and vladimir putin's armies would move up to more of the border of nato but do you think vladimir putin would threaten nato? >> yes. i believe he would stop in
ukraine to push the soviets back if we can and not have american troops. in the bush white house, we didn't do anything if the iraqis were like ukraine, fighting against the enemy and we have a great ally there and it is for america's that he voted. paul: democrats get some credit for helping the rule passed that allowed this to go to the floor and pass. >> absolutely right. it is rare for the opposition party to vote for majority party's rule but once the new house comes in if republicans take control look at who is on the rules committee. paul: still ahead, as a deeply divided congress votes to approve critical aid to our allies we talk to former prime minister liz truss and the