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but they used this weird procedure whereby all four of those bills merge into one bill as they reach the senate, and and they have to be processed as one bill in the senate. look, this is a really good deal for ukraine and zelenskyy. the it's a really good deal for hamas which stands to receive up to $9 billion of in this $95 billion aid package. it is not good for hard working americans who are finding more and more of their taxpayer dollars going to people other than americans. going to secure borders other than the u.s. border. mur more unbelievable. wow. i want to switch gears and ask you about fisa. 9 you've been talking about this a lot. i've seen your posts since -- and and your commentary on the floor. but the senate passed the fisa surveillance tool renewal. what, minutes after the midnight deadline are. so right there you got it in. you're very critical of this because there wasn't even an amendment for a warrant reared
requesting permission and they according to tithe judge nearly violated that. he had to warn them that a couple of weeks ago that if they didn't go through that procedure he would sanction them as you know -- we had this whole episode just today where we have the appeals court on the eve of trial rejecting a motion for a stay. a little bit of backstory. that was because the week before jury selection we had a situation where trump's attorneys filed three appeals in one week seeking an ee application for a stay. they were all three rejected all three sparked new appeals. one of kethem was rejected toda so they are delay tactics spawning new delay tactics and it seems very clear there have been enough judges who have seen all of this, that those are just spinning the wheels and that all of them have been
anymore. they have to file premotions requesting permission. and they according to the judge nearly violated that. he had to warn them that, a couple of weeks ago that if they did not go through that procedure he would sanction them. as you noticed, we had this whole episode just today where we have an appellate court on the eve of trial rejecting a motion to stay. that was because the week before jury selection, we had a scenario where trump's attorneys filed three appeals in one week seeking an application for a stay. all three of them were rejected and all three of them sparked new appeals. one of which was rejected today. so their delay tactics are spawning new delay tactics. and it seems very clear there have been enough judges in the department who have seen all of this repeatedly that those are just spinning the wheels and
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jump on social media. >> and the question posed by suzanne, does this give donald trump's defense team reasons to come back and say, we are going to challenge things left and right? we may want to take this past what happens in court here and make challenges left and right about this? if they are not giving him what they want in regard to witnesses, isn't that normal procedure in an a case? >> it is normal procedure to give the courtesy of the other side to let them know who you will be calling and the order of witnesses. but nothing about this case is normal. nothing about the facthat donald trump is testifying the witnesses who will testify is normal. i think it is perfectly appropriate as judge merchan noted for the prosecutors to take different measures so they can protect these witnesses as much as possible from donald trump's intimidation.
immigration or abortion or just the general theme of losing things that they already have? >> abortion rights were the top of people's minds before the court case. now it's thermonuclear. women and their families are concerned that you have politicians like kari lake who says you can just drive three hours for an abortion if you need it but you have to drive three hours for a medical procedure. sometimes a life-saving medical procedure. that's talk about and to kari lake has about this immigration is up there. and we talk about this all the time. i visit the border a lot. i have talked to our border mayors, county sheriff's, things of that nature all the time. they're hopping now that we could not pass a border bill. i say we, it was blocked by the kari lake's of the world who told people to block it even before reading it. >> up next, historic dashes during doors good one joins us
done is undermine american national security, he has pushed the republican party in the house in particular, in this case, to oppose any aid to ukraine for months upon months upon months. it looks like he has finally relented. it looks like now we are going full passage of this bill, along with other legislation of support for israel, aid and humanitarian assistance and other items on foreign policy. but it is donald trump and the extreme right of the united states political environment that has called these delays, and as a result, because significant loss of human life of the ukrainians who are fighting to maintain, keep and protect their democracy. just maintain, keep and protect their democracy-— democracy. just looking on the mechanics _ democracy. just looking on the mechanics of _ democracy. just looking on the mechanics of it, _ democracy. just looking on the mechanics of it, that _ democracy. just looking on the mechanics of it, that is - democracy. just looking on the mechanics of it, that is quite . democracy. just looking on the | mechanics of it, that is quite an unusual procedure and the speaker's jobs in the line. talk is through in terms of our national audience will understand, why this is significant. in washington, processes policy. what we are watching right now is the most convoluted, unique set of
necessarily eminently but today they did tell them they were planning to do that, without putting an exact idea of exactly when it would happen. again, the israelis did inform the u.s. of this in advance. why that is so critical is thats april 1st strike that the israeli military took in damascus, killing the senior iranian officials, there has been, the u.s. has said openly and often that they were not notified of that in advanced, and in fact, the u.s. was told about this one point we don't know about all the details, bo exactly how much fidelity the u.s. had on this but they were told by the israelis in advance. >> ben rhodes, how does that sound to you in terms of the procedure of israel notifying the united states today? in advanced of what happened tonight. >> that doesn't surprise me, lawrence. that sounds right, that they would give some notification that this is taking place. they know that the u.s. is their most important, they know that the u.s. has its own personnel in the region that we
every piece of tells a story. how it really happened with jesse l. martin, sunday, april 28 at nine on cnn tense moments on the house floor today with far-right republican two rounding and essentially pinning their party speaker mike johnson to the back wall. >> that's according to our capitol hill reporter, annie grayer, all because of a threat from john since you use the already contentious foreign aid votes expected this weekend with tens of billions of dollars mark for ukraine as a vehicle to raise the number of votes needed to throw him out as speaker congresswoman marjorie taylor greene kurtzman, matt gaetz, and house freedom caucus members are against the aid hours ago johnson made his decision on whether he'll change the procedure for moving a house speaker amount of razo has that and more on the bruising fight inside the republican party hard right? >> republicans have driven out two speakers in stymie, the gop leadership's agenda. now
and they couldn't even guarantee that he wouldn't tweet about any witness. the judge said, i don't think you can make that representation. and then trump's lawyer says, what if it is just the attorneys eyes only? we won't share with president trump. to which the judge says, well, i don't think that that is going to work. and the trump lawyer says, well, they are required to give us the witness list for monday if the judge orders it. to which the judge says, well, i am not going to order them to do it. i will see you tomorrow morning. that is as rough and ending as i have seen. >> i want to make sure people understand. when you have everyone operating in good faith and complying with the rules, it is standard procedure to let both sides do that when it is a defense case, the government's case. you give the other side notice.