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Can you imagine a universe in which donald trump allows the doj to prosecute don jr. and keeps mom about it? as republicans have ratcheted up the extreme links that go to to essentially tear dow, joe bi to extraordinary lengths in the opposite direction. there s a question as to whether any of this is getting through to voters. sarah, the focus group podcast, the columnist for the new york times and they join me now. you spent time talking to voters in these focus groups and you are part of an effort to put out these billboards of i won t foot for a convicted felon which is a new campaign in different states. report: republican voters and they will not vote for him. do you think these wildly different views of the law get through to voters and to the
Makes its third attempt to get its historic mission to space off the ground let s see what happens this time i m kate bolduan with john berman, sarah side or is out today. this is cnn news central yeah breaking overnight, president biden arrived in france to commemorate the 80th university of de day. it is the beginning of a succession of major events to the white house hopes to use to shore up alliances and draw distinctions with donald trump. it culminates with the cnn debate on june 27. now, while the president was met with all the normal diplomatic pleasantries, he was also agreed to buy a new headline in the wall street journal, an article filled with accounts mostly from republicans headlined behind closed doors. biden shows signs of slipping cnn senior white house correspond kayla tausche is traveling with the president this morning. kayla great to
You can t just count on the idea that voters are going to hear conviction and walk we. you have to help them understand why this is so extraordinary, why what he did was wrong and why he s too dangerous to be in the white house again? so sarah, to that point about the difficulty in making things stick to trump, we also live in a world where everyone s attention span a few fleeting moments and we move on to the next thing. it s not just a conviction, it s a conviction that happened at the end of may, here we are in the first few days of june, we still have five months to the election. how do you get it to stay in the forefront of voters minds, not just today, but heading into the ballot box. this is one of the ways that democrats have to figure out how they re going to do their messaging strategy. sometimes they get fractured around messaging. is so part of this is to making sure acknowledging donald trump s conviction is a regular feature in the way that democrats are talking about him.
Within two days. and that was what the qataris and the egyptians needed. they needed to show hamas, hey, this is an american priority. don t mess with us here. we need you to resolve it. we need to get a proposalfrom you. ok, but what i m curious about is your involvement, because one can imagine the us president reacting in that way anyway. what difference are you making? are you able to get information about the hostages out and back to them? yes. so i m not able to get information about the hostages from hamas because hamas does not have, especially in the first days, they had no.no complete information themselves. and even if they do, they don t really. they re not eager to release that. however, sarah, the point is, and what is important to understand about our role, we re able to experiment and have conversations informally with the different parties that they cannot have directly between them,
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For hostage affairs, has praised you. he says, there s probably not a week that doesn t go by when i don t call mickey bergman about 8.30 at night when i m heading home to ask some advice. he has acknowledged what you do, but i. one wonders what it is, why it s not possible for a government to do it. and we have. you will know of families who are very critical of the us government because they haven t secured, for example, the release of paul whelan from russia. yeah, well, first of all, roger carstens is a good friend, and we ve been doing this for years now together. and i trust him. and we share information again on the informal part that, you know, we re able to talk and secure and give each other information that is useful. here s the thing with it, sarah. imagine, even if the russians and the americans decided, hey, we re going to get together right now and we re going to talk about hostages and prisoners. and they sit in the room. they re wearing certain suits. there are certain flags, even before the first word is said, the weight of the war
To figure out how we can keep it going another day, another day in order to try and get as many hostages as possible in this, in this first round. right. so given where we are now, because there was that release and then nothing, how close do you think we are to a deal now? um. i wish i was optimistic on this, but i can tell you, sarah, that, um, after the first deal collapsed, after it was successful for a while, there were about 10, 14 days of fighting in which negotiations didn t happen. i flew back to doha at the request of members of the israeli mission, to explore what is available and what is possible for a next round. and i can tell you that as of mid december, a deal very similar to the deal that we have now was on the table, but we entered a very frustrating part from there until now. this is about six months in which we had to try and convince israelis and hamas
I want to suggest the fact the us president has a responsibility for his own citizens. now, he has worked really hard for eight months trying to get a deal for the totality of the hostages. and it has been. it s succeeded at the beginning and has been failing since for the last six months, over and over again. and i believe that pursuing a deal that will help get some of the americans back home is not doing it in spite of israel, or despite bibi netanyahu. not at all. it s a way to demonstrate that it s possible and be able to kind of open the doorfor this. so it s not a negative, it s not a. ..a friction inducing kind of deal, but it s a way to actually get them. by the way, they re americans. they re also israelis. they are dual citizens. so i think there s an opportunity to do that. and i think the president has a responsibility to do whatever he can to bring back americans home. mickey bergman, thank you for coming on hardtalk. thank you so much, sarah.
is this a big story, danny fenster? and the governor said, look, if you let him go for us, it will be a big story, but i don t want you to do it for that. i want you to do it for me, as my friend. and that was at the point when the leader looked at him and said, i will give you danny fenster. i will give him to you. i will do it here, but it will take me about a week or two. will you come and visit me again? to which the governor, of course, said yes. and he said, you cannot let anybody know about this. so, sarah, we flew back from myanmar on a very long flight, not able to tell the family, not able to tell our own government that we have secured his release. and meanwhile, the reason why the leader needed that time is because he needed to conclude his trial, which he did, and sentenced him for 11 years. so you can imagine the heat that we got. not only did we go to myanmar, didn t get him, but he got maximum sentencing and we had to stomach it for about a week until the phone call came and we arranged to fly back in there and bring him home. now, we should say that the us special presidential envoy, roger carstens, who you ve mentioned, the envoy