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government, which traditionally leaks like a sea of and whether schools are in session were not there the last eight hours, the government has not taken anything and the schools are in session. so when those things happen, the government is satisfied going about the business i should be. >> carley: speaking of leaks, rabbi, the news we have been getting through reports possibly through israel itself is that the strike was not going to happen for some time. even after israel launched its ground him patient into rafah. but it took place last night. do you think that was by design by israel to sort of muddy the waters in terms of timeline for the strike and if so, why? >> absolutely. i think most of the time the reporters declare to tell you something for the security cabinet. the israeli security cabinet wants you to think that way. therefore, thinking the attack would happen after passover,
just below the threshold of a full, kinetic, massive type of on scale operations. because neither side is interested in that spirit but at the same time, it is trying to calibrate its response in a way that it sends a very clear message to tehran. because remember, its nuclear program is effectively de facto operational. the breakdown of the breakout time right now is zero days for that operation capabilities. imagine that instead of the head drones and 300 missiles that iran did use last week to st strike inside israel's homeland. if they put a nuclear warhead on that, right -- >> carley: that is a major concern for. >> you have to be very, very careful, and israel is doing exactly that. >> carley: for an important
appeared to suggest i was in the lead. we were all in good shape and good nick. mark oaten had been exposed on the sunday. 0n the tuesday, an e—mail is sent from the sun news editor. and that e—mail, remarkably, contained a summary of an itemised phone bill from simon hughes's home phone which cannot be obtained legally. there was a payment to a known private investigator. that was used to obtain phone bill data, itemised phone bills and phone numbers. this itemised phone bill showed calls to a gay chat line from simon hughes's home phone. there was a persistent call
this country to figure out where we will be pure to buy the way, we already heard from the biden administration yesterday, president biden will keep gasol. how are we going to do that? is that through diplomacy? is that through back channeling it with benjamin netanyahu? i don't know. >> todd: the strategic reserve and what is left. >> caback to the top story, isrs carrying out a retaliatory strike again iran overnight. we still have not heard from tel aviv or received official statement from the white house we were to be could hear from secretary of of state, antony blinken as he prepares to step up to the podium and italy. mark taupe a national security foreign policy expert, colonel jonathan sweet serve 30 years as intel officer. both gentlemen joining me now, mark is this one and done by israel or setting the stage for
they just don't want it to be public knowledge out of concern for their own populations and antipathy towards israel. that is the challenge there that those governments face. >> todd: we have been talking for the first 90 minutes about the region in the middle east. and we spoke with a rabbi and he would not be surprised to see iran do a proxy attack gathering. and in south america. but dan, are you a concern in any way, shape, or form here in the homeland of any kind of response to the strike mark >> yeah mom always concerned. that is why intelligence matters. we need to be tracking it and i'm sure we are, full-court press on the proxy terrorists potential sleeper cells in the united states around the world darkening u.s. persons and installations here are the way we stop those taxes collecting intelligence on them before they take place and preempting them effectively. israel does that on a regular
retaliatory strike again iran overnight. so far, no comment from tel aviv but we know iran's nuclear facilities are secure. you are watching "fox & friends" on this friday morning. >> todd: the biden administration, the source had notified before the straight but not involved. >> another response from both sides where tit for tat is a dangerous game. but they were doing it in a somewhat calculated way to not escalate things beyond what they already did. so i think we need to be looking at how can we actually try to gain additional peace. what we don't want is full out regional war but it is about understanding the diplomacy and what is needed to continue our efforts. >> todd: madeleine rivera standing by with more washington on that. an expert analysis but we began with jeff paul live in tel aviv, jeff. >> good morning, there has been
into. filling out the online form and they say no get into shape before you get into the gym. somebody who worked for hillary clinton got through and they did not notice that? emily, we need to bring it up to times may be ai? >> emily: this is reflecting his wife trump and his team had so many questions about the impartiality. and also the judge. i find it intriguing why juror is posted to it than that their word, but then we are supposed to ignore if it said negative things about his person. the judge is clear that not liking him is separate from being impartial it's hard to hear and how to digest as a person when you raise questions and its phrase as a techie has with her. i find it frankly absolutely unacceptable but the judge will not let or will not approve the prosecution with holding the witness names from trump's team. the explanation is we do not want them to be attacked in social media, doesn't the gag order work?
outcome as the police there said they would be reassessing the security outside the courthouse now, clearly it's a significant location with the trial of donald trump going on inside. that's it from me for the moment. thank you very much, for your company. i'm lewis vaughan jones, this is bbc news. bye—bye. hello from the bbc sport centre, i'm lizzie. it's fa cup semi—finals weekend at wembley — with coventry against manchester united on sunday and manchester city v chelsea tomorrow. defending champions city are the favourites but they have an injury concern in the shape of erling haaland. the striker was subsituted just before extra—time during their champions league quarterfinal to real madrid before they lost on penalties. his manager said haaland asked to come off due to feeling a muscular issue.
software engineers, english teacher and multiple lawyers took shape after the lawyers spent days causing dozens of potential jurors whether they can impartially judge the presumptive republican nominee who had his thoughts again today. >> this is a rigged case. this is a case that was put in very strongly because of politics instead of being in georgia or north carolina. this is going on for another week. this will go on for another four or five weeks. it's all unfair. people know it's very unfair. >> bret: dana, i think people have come to the conclusion in their own head how they are looking at this even before the trial starts. obviously, when opening statements start, it will be different. you will hear the facts of the case as presented by both sides. your thoughts on the politics of this? >> well, i think for trump, paying off porn stars distracts from his message of hey, there
you did because i would love to know who was the brilliant genius on the trump campaign staff who said, he can campaign from the courtroom. well, what we heard about today and saw in those drawings, we'll get a lot more detail, is someone, this is the opposite of campaigning to get votes. he's losing votes. he shows no strength. there's about no place in the world where you're showing that you're less in control when you're sitting in a courtroom with a jury and a judge. this is someone who is on display for eight hours a day. i think it's probably fair to say charitably this is not someone in the best mental or physical or emotional shape. that's going to be on display for hours. and my historical point, and i'll end with this, is when in modern times have we gotten to see a presidential nominee to be, as he shortly will be, on display for eight hours? usually we see them in campaign