Much. jeff zeleny joins us from des moines right now. jeff, i mean obviously this is all going to come down to turnout and which candidate is doing the best job of that at this point. but you know, the weather i wonder if it s a wild card. you covered so many of these. what do you think? reporter: it is definitely a wild card. i mean, for all of the advertising, for all of the messages, the campaign stops, they re all so strategic, this is something that the campaigns have zero control over. that is not where presidential candidates like to be, so it is absolutely the biggest wild card. i ve been talking to advisers in all of the campaigns, and to a person that s what they say. there is just an unknown this is just an unknown factor. some of the supporters of these candidates are older, and that is a challenge perhaps to get them to the polls, to the caucus sites monday night. some of them have to drive long distances, that is a challenge to get them to the caucuses on monday night. so for all the spinning going on about, oh, it may benefit the
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Hopefully the prognosis here is good. trace: but the week-long stay in the hospital, you re not concerned about that at all? or is that also standard operating procedure? if the icu s day is truly because he needs intensive care, sure, there is an unknown. we don t know what the outcome would be. in general these are manageable complications. the vast majority of people get through it. surgeons are very good at managing these complications. and it should have no impact on the long-term outcome. about 90% of people survived long-term after this procedure for prostate cancer. if it s just a minor thing and he s in the icu because he s an important person, it is probably something he could leave the hospital from soon. trace: john kirby said this, and i will get your very quick response on the other side. watch. for situation like this to go as long as it did without the commander-in-chief knowing about it, or the national security
In baghdad. the phrase dereliction of duty has been bandied about quite a bit the last few days but we are a now learning the real reason his whereabouts were unknown was because his chief of staff was out with the flu. and the other 208 million employees were also unavailable. secretary austin said he could have done a better job assuring the public was appropriately informed but today we still know very little. so common sense thinks now would be a good time for general austin to appropriatery inform the public. let s bring in the host of the deep dive on youtube, retired army lieutenant colonel daniel davis. colonel why would they conceal this seems like a violation of trust. trace this is troubling one of two things is true either there s more to story than we know and we re not being told.
In touch with you connected to the president know it. these are known things. so the problem is and this is the unknown is why weren t they told? why weren t procedures followed. was it incompetence, or were they told not to do it? i think that s the key question right no that really needs to be discovered. that s an important is why did the process break down. it s a very important question. let s turn to israel because the secretary of state antony blinken is in israel. we saw him shaking hands with prime minister netanyahu, meeting with high level officials, this as the defense minister gallant in israel just did this long interview with the wall street journal this weekend, talked about the next phase of the war that he says will be different, but it s going to last longer. do you expect that that will also include significantly fewer civilian casualties in gaza? well, there will be a transition. i don t know that it will happen by the end of the month as he promised. they still have a big task ahead of them in the south sorting
The election, could get convicted, could getjail time after an appeal perhaps. men could still get elected president. so this is not necessarily an impediment to him getting a second term in the white house. could end up pardoning himself, that s the other unknown of course. , ., ~ himself, that s the other unknown of course. , ., himself, that s the other unknown of course. ., . ., course. gary, thank you so much for that. course. gary, thank you so much for that- let s course. gary, thank you so much for that- let s get course. gary, thank you so much for that. let s get some course. gary, thank you so much for that. let s get some legal course. gary, thank you so much for that. let s get some legal expertise | that. let s get some legal expertise on this. let s speak to former federal prosecutorjoe moreno. let s dive into some of that that gary was talking about, some examples that were set out by the justice system. he asked his attorney this afternoon whether a president could sell military secrets to the enemy, could a president order seal team six to assassinate a political rival? the answer they came back, he would have to be speedily impeached and convicted. but he didn t seem to have an exact effective response whether he could be criminally convicted without that impeachment, what s your view on that? i’m
Too much delay. my best guess, we re back in trial some in the 60 to 90-day window after march 5th. but so many unknown. we ll be watching closely. keyword so many unknown. guys, thank you very, very much. to our viewers an important note. be sure to watch laura coats show, laura coates live tonight 11 p.m. eastern here on cnn. just ahead the stunning announcement from defense secretary lloyd austin, hospitalized and battling prostate cancer. a live report what we know about his condition and who s running the pentagon. stay with us. you re in the situation room.
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