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Eleventh And speaking of the former

1:01

President has legal team Last he

1:04

had another desperate delay attempt and

1:06

the hush money criminal case making

1:08

them out for three in last

1:10

minute attempts to push back the

1:12

looming trial. It starts on Monday

1:14

will look at what legal options

1:16

they have left. Also I had

1:18

speaker my chance and is headed

1:20

down to Maryland. Go tomorrow to

1:22

meet with Trump. The trip com

1:24

says the former. Presidents allies in

1:26

the house are threatening Johnson's

1:29

speakership. What Are they planning?

1:31

Gather Environment nice on the radio in

1:33

the making all my go along. With

1:35

Joe. Well and may we have the host

1:37

of Way Too Early What has Beartooth at

1:40

Politico? Jonathan Lemaire, member of the New York

1:42

Times editorial Board, Mara Gay as with us

1:44

and a host of Lot Cast on Brand

1:46

with Donny Deutsch. Donny Deutsch has here with

1:48

us at the top of the show this

1:51

morning. Good to have you Can we dive

1:53

right into appalling. Or yeah, okay, there's

1:55

so much to be. Not very rough day.

1:57

Yeah, the new polling. Today,

1:59

the okay general election polling shows

2:02

a nine point space to ward

2:04

President Joe Biden in the latest

2:06

national survey. From Reuters.

2:08

And excess biden. Leads.

2:10

Trump by four points Forty one

2:12

to thirty seven percent within the

2:15

poll's margin of error, but marks

2:17

assessed from January when Trump lead

2:19

biden forty three to thirty eight

2:21

percent Sixty four percent. Of registered

2:24

voters Also. Say that charges

2:26

Trump faces and his

2:28

upcoming hush. Money Trial

2:30

either very or somewhat.

2:32

Serious. Also,

2:34

these convicted of a felony by

2:36

election day. twenty four percent of

2:39

Republicans and thirteen percent of current

2:41

Trump voters say they would not

2:43

cast their ballots for the presumptive

2:45

C O P nominates. I could

2:47

be a little bit why they

2:50

keep trying to delay this. Every

2:52

day that come up with a new attempt

2:55

that is rejected so of the trial starts

2:57

Monday. That's jury selection. They'll.

2:59

Be more I predict will be

3:01

more attempts to delay for jury

3:04

selection those as what relieve your

3:06

wheels are going from lines. And

3:09

and this reminds are all righty

3:11

Joe Biden Sway. I

3:13

mean, if you have to.the droids you're

3:15

from. He probably would jump off

3:17

of recruits or me because he said

3:19

mag melt and talk about all the

3:21

polls breaking and in Joe Biden sway

3:23

or but they or a me the

3:25

Kremlin's or or pretty strong for by

3:27

coming out of this against the Soviet

3:29

stuff you look back to bed first

3:32

smooth the the overall number you see

3:34

Joe Biden since January is within the

3:36

margin of error kind of had this

3:38

as the same spot of we can

3:40

look at first there is and far

3:42

would you also see the on the

3:44

bottom is a rose and for Donald.

3:46

Trump and Donnie. That's part of

3:48

what's the device is counting on,

3:50

which is. You. See little bit

3:52

more Joe Biden You look at the day that he

3:54

was the numbers in place number was a grave yesterday

3:56

will get to that puts. But really

3:59

the more Donald Trump is out there the

4:01

more he's railing. the more he's in a

4:03

court room. the more he saw it in

4:05

this number about the Hush Money trial which

4:07

is also Know X Fair and Stroud the

4:09

more the public sees of Donald Trump the

4:11

Biden campaign hopes the last that wants to

4:13

see him back in the White House. Yeah

4:15

and you something that poll just is something

4:17

that I just want to reiterate for. Keep

4:19

out there who say to me you know

4:22

this much money thing it's good for down

4:24

Trump a maximal doctor victims know see him

4:26

sit in a court room every day and

4:28

see her every day and hearings. And

4:30

see rings is not helping them. I

4:32

I could never understand that larger tell

4:34

somebody who is under indictment for felony

4:36

charges about the face trial Somehow that's

4:38

good for them so it's not. And

4:41

the numbers show that if you look

4:43

at and by the way in this

4:45

trial he be convicted on think there's

4:47

any question about it if you listen

4:49

to that that spins off about course

4:51

a quarter republicans as big number of

4:53

that as and more I it is.

4:55

It is again of constant constant drumbeat

4:58

not to support Donald Trump is saying.

5:00

But for the first time. What?

5:02

The By campaign is saying about

5:04

Trump aides if you still go

5:07

down ag surfing around for

5:09

as I mean, I think the

5:11

Biden campaign is. Putting

5:13

out Donald Trump's on was your

5:16

first fifteen minutes. it's brutal and

5:18

every single one of those those

5:20

messages I've been any sweet but

5:22

it would look at and prince.

5:24

All Americans have a tendency to

5:26

romanticize the recent past and so

5:29

I think now that they're seeing

5:31

more of Donald Trump and in

5:33

this case and and Biden campaign,

5:35

the remembering just how awful Sat

5:37

Presidency was and is also just

5:40

a slice of Americans who don't

5:42

follow politics daily. The way that really

5:44

obsessive lady of and now is dawning

5:46

on them, oh, he's not. He's not

5:48

going away. He's gonna be pissed. the

5:50

presumptive Republican nominee. And now they're really

5:53

looking at their to choice. If they're

5:55

not looking at, you know, Joe Biden

5:57

and maybe somebody else, they're singing oh

5:59

it's guaranteed. By and or in this. Guy

6:01

again, I don't think so. And then

6:03

the other. Elements of this case

6:05

in Manhattan is really this is

6:07

let's remember about hush money payments

6:10

to cover up. I you know

6:12

allegedly this affair he had with

6:14

Stormy Daniels soon as queens this

6:16

point seven plant plant by. Again,

6:19

Isis thinks she's in court. Because

6:21

he was covering up bad behavior

6:23

about the way he treats women

6:25

at a time when American women

6:27

across the country our rights are

6:29

under assault really ah, on abortion

6:32

And I think that those things

6:34

are starting to converge because people

6:36

are starting to look at Donald

6:38

Trump and say i don't trust

6:40

him. Young. And. He's upset. Yeah.

6:43

Yeah, you know Jonathan. There may be

6:45

some people other than a little bit

6:47

surprised by the numbers, the trend lines

6:49

are breaking. Joe Biden. Direction.

6:52

Of the by campaign the Vine: why

6:54

else would be last on that list?

6:56

Cause even a couple months ago when

6:58

everybody was freaking out, democrats wanted to

7:00

jump off buildings their own. He's.

7:03

Not on the ballot when people realize

7:06

we're running against Sam. Will.

7:08

Be fine. dare we call a German

7:10

some to publish a pill Now. Airlines

7:13

are they have said that invoices and what they

7:16

remain happy with. That said now they're not Yeah

7:18

that's the problem so that as Africa into that

7:20

a second right now this is what the bible

7:22

shipping forecast of those the they they figure they

7:25

knew said that the president was can take sister

7:27

in the primaries anger about Gaza young voters. the

7:29

uncommitted bounds we saw in Michigan was toss and

7:31

then they sacked that and they know they're still

7:34

gonna have to deal with that's But as you

7:36

said a moment ago the more American saw Trump's.

7:38

They be turned off by a mess. Been

7:40

there three of the case all long as

7:43

the by the Champaign steadily rolls out with

7:45

Suge fund raising advantages opening a offseason battleground

7:47

states across the country it's I'm. For.

7:50

Promoting infrastructure and other bills. although some in the

7:52

presence in a circle think the drink too much

7:54

of that. We noted one playing yesterday mom and

7:56

none on be uncertain know what the criminal case

7:58

this would lead? No one knows for sure what

8:01

will happen. By the way, it was the Ron

8:03

Klain today. it's just so bridge really so please

8:05

weigh a claim. Gave a speech the other night

8:07

saying that the President has been too focused on

8:10

infrastructure analysis for that way of doing it about

8:12

bridges and saints that he needs to be more

8:14

focused on the consumer prices and costs. And yesterday

8:16

the inflation numbers suggest that maybe has a point

8:18

spicing the White House push back to that was

8:21

immediate and said well looks to bring for structure

8:23

of result a that something American seats in between

8:25

getting stuck in a bipartisan fashion. That should be

8:27

part of our message. We need to sell. Our

8:30

record of accomplishment would tend to say

8:32

hey, we're not from they're not all

8:34

Trump and I think tomorrow with the

8:36

abortion headlines and last with the So

8:38

was wealth just really strengthen the President's

8:40

case here and it's clear and we're

8:43

seeing Trump's Wales we saw in the

8:45

Us are trying to explain his mean

8:47

stem cells speaking. Of for President

8:49

Trump is trying to change his

8:51

position yet again on abortion health

8:53

care. Trump spoke with reporters following

8:56

his arrival in Atlanta yesterday saying

8:58

he would not sign of federal

9:00

abortion ban reverse things a promise.

9:03

He. Made as a candidate back and

9:05

twenty sixty and to say is

9:07

after saying abortion policy should be

9:10

left to the states, He then

9:12

criticized the State of Arizona Supreme

9:14

Court saying it went too far

9:16

in restricting abortion access. All.

9:42

Lot of. Arizona,

9:44

so does every everybody wants

9:47

as. Well

9:49

as a faceless. You

9:53

know it is pretty amazing that he could sit

9:55

there need for emails, situation wells things in thirty

9:57

seconds at all since is like to the salon.

10:00

Me: what happened Alluding to lie

10:02

that Arizona legislature would quit six

10:04

and quickly cause no, they didn't

10:06

benefit of up against his party's

10:08

They observed quickly because they were

10:10

freaked out that they actually may

10:12

stop a one hundred and sixty

10:14

year old abortion ban. From.

10:16

From being the law of Arizona me

10:18

this is it just keeps getting worse.

10:20

and this this nonsense of his saying

10:22

we're going to lead me to the

10:24

states but yeah now and then he

10:27

comes out and says no National Abortion

10:29

Ban He's just offended about. Forty.

10:31

Five percent of his face. he loses

10:33

light coming and going, To he.

10:35

Didn't realize. Republicans. At

10:38

a bass when they just cynically sat

10:40

back and said, oh, we just for

10:42

the National Abortion Ban and did nothing

10:44

about it Now they're realizing. Just

10:47

just Vienna. How much?

10:49

they l. How bad it as the

10:51

dog caught the car and then

10:53

somebody force the dog been getting

10:55

the front seat of the car

10:57

and drive the car and drive

10:59

and get over that clear something

11:01

up to to the cat that

11:03

was examined for the same my

11:05

ass at an idea as obvious

11:07

as Donald the Dog. and yeah

11:09

big dogs drive in it over

11:11

the class get out engine Donald

11:13

Trump's attempt of the last three

11:15

four days to please. Everyone is

11:17

pleased Exactly no one. There's no

11:19

position. He can take this going to please

11:21

the amount of people he needs to win

11:23

the election and that was as swelling. Yes

11:25

sir he flailed the day before so the

11:27

argument from him his and eats is rarely

11:29

stays on. A message with someone told them

11:31

to say states' rights around over answer states

11:33

right States' rights. Okay here it is in

11:35

Arizona. the state is taking control of the

11:37

abortion issue and now we got a one

11:39

hundred sixty year old law. Enforceable.

11:42

on the bought these were well that taste that

11:44

ones that are not a nice day he just

11:46

as there's no safe place for hims a lan

11:48

in this is a terrible issues as states' rights

11:51

on Monday than on Tuesday states Co okay. Yeah.

11:53

Hold my beer and then when things on on

11:55

on. That's the struggle over here. So we're talking

11:58

about an Arizona. So a day after Arizona. Supreme

12:00

Court ruled say one hundred sixty

12:02

year old near total abortion ban

12:04

is enforceable. Republicans in the state

12:07

legislature blocked efforts to repeal the

12:09

law. Republican leaders in Arizona legislature

12:11

which is controlled by conservative said

12:13

they will be quotes Cosby reviewing

12:16

the High court's rulings and listening

12:18

to their constituents to determine how

12:20

to proceed. However, if they then

12:22

scuttled an effort to repeal the

12:25

law by calling for recess and

12:27

adjourning until next week, prompting angry

12:29

jeers from Democrats. I

12:32

moved at recess to some of the

12:34

film. Immediately, you've heard the second or

12:36

emotion off. I heard a second. It's.

12:39

All in favor of that motion vote.

12:41

I'm all of those who no eyes

12:43

how the so. So

13:00

that the it it isn't going

13:02

with. we're now seeing behind Donald

13:05

Trump being responsible. For. As

13:07

Hodel abortion ban nearly near a total

13:09

abortion ban with no I think no

13:11

exceptions for rape or incest dislike for

13:13

the mother. That.

13:16

With. Went into law

13:18

before Arizona was a state

13:20

and before Abraham Lincoln. The

13:22

for women who is I

13:24

really allowed to speak about

13:26

that before Abraham Lincoln was

13:28

reelected. This. This. Total Abortion

13:31

ban can do a fact and.

13:33

There were sixty five hundred people living

13:35

in Arizona When this happens to think

13:37

about this, fans now. think about Arizona

13:39

when them all women now don't have

13:42

access to health care that can save

13:44

their lives. Any one of those to

13:46

visit Arizona, don't go there. He might

13:48

have been immersed. If you need an

13:50

emergency Dnc, you need some sort of

13:52

emergency treatment. Under this

13:54

law, you won't get it. And

13:57

lot of not going to admire I. Went to

13:59

take a vacation and the reason why would

14:01

you live in Arizona Supernova on Fox They

14:03

were saying well you know it will get

14:06

into getting a bus ticket since I pass

14:08

the actually so that you are planning out

14:10

as I say says that says a social

14:12

unit so beats not a big deal by

14:14

a bus ticket know to another state and

14:17

summarising for them I mean it looks like

14:19

you're right to drive for hours. In

14:22

some places in that state, to

14:24

be able to get health care

14:26

you need and we're talking yeah

14:28

as abortion. Is.

14:31

Health Care and this is going

14:33

to involve people as well who

14:35

actually want pregnancies and have medical

14:37

emergencies. This is going to involve

14:39

women, aquarium life or death situations.

14:41

And now we have hospitals and

14:44

health care facilities in Arizona. Us

14:46

who don't even know. What?

14:48

They are supposed to do and so you

14:50

have doctor hesitating for saving will only last

14:52

for is going whether the wondering if right

14:54

wondering if there are many users are. Women

14:57

who are pregnant. Exactly how women

14:59

are being denied the health care

15:01

that they are used to. That

15:03

save their lives, improves their lives,

15:05

keeps them out of pain perhaps

15:07

and guess amount of a situation

15:09

where they're bleeding out stable not

15:11

get out in Arizona thanks to

15:13

Donald Trump. Will either way and

15:15

it also have put similar position where

15:17

they may be able to have babies

15:19

in the future. I mean that was

15:22

unfortunately we're seeing all too often decisions

15:24

and your bags campaign underlying this situation

15:26

of the lady you may never be

15:29

in love the baby gun I haven't

15:31

really power got, I just wonder if

15:33

pregnancy is actually a very dangerous yes

15:36

and descent and so scary enough if

15:38

scary enough as it is and the

15:40

idea that you way that I essentially

15:43

threaten. Our prosecution of

15:45

doctors. I've you know who

15:47

are trying to accept provide care. To.

15:50

Human beings in that

15:52

condition is abominable. And.

15:54

I cannot imagine that this is going

15:56

to go over well with Arizona voters

15:58

and not just women, Yeah,

16:00

memory as actually human aspect of this

16:02

is obviously most important but there's a

16:04

huge political want to say i feel

16:06

the Trump campaign they're it's it's a

16:08

panic these last few days or what

16:10

Arizona did. Trump finally comes out gives

16:12

his position on Monday about abortion and

16:14

as an very next day this happens

16:16

in Arizona on the heels what happened

16:18

in Florida his home states as this

16:20

this changes the electoral calculus com November

16:22

four I think most democrats concedes to

16:24

likely out of reach but still make

16:26

republican spend money next but Arizona with

16:28

see like it was maybe. Slipping away by

16:30

one and twenty twenty everyone the consensus into

16:33

in Wilmington as be harder this time around

16:35

then given up on of a new will

16:37

be harder but now I think it's warily

16:39

and play again with abortion rights being on

16:41

the ballots and as sad as the case

16:43

that opens up their path to seventies when

16:45

before it looks like he was or maybe

16:47

only going to be able to go through

16:49

Pennsylvania, Wisconsin, Michigan got Arizona to it's the

16:51

a lot of options on your head guy.

16:53

I mean how hard would it be to

16:55

put an ad together? deceptively skew my daughter

16:57

renowned and that's out there. I never as

17:00

Alabama. Their go homeless was like is currently

17:02

compelling. Look go back to the top of

17:04

the show it on them polls that was

17:06

Free Arizona Abortion is the issue you know

17:08

of. Carlo is famously said is because I'm

17:10

stupid It's abortion stupid And I've said this

17:13

before. Women are going to say this country

17:15

is is on women and you know weekend

17:17

and then or love them as a mental

17:19

or and women not only their votes they're

17:21

going to be talking to their fathers and

17:23

their husbands and as hands and or are

17:26

you kidding me Yeah to thank God for

17:28

women and ah Arizona is going to be

17:30

a big big big deal and even is

17:32

scramble Yesterday Donald Trump scramble to some get

17:34

to some positions on of worse since he

17:36

went on to say. The. Taking

17:39

away Roe versus Wade for which he takes

17:41

all credits it was an incredible thing and

17:43

incredible achievement. Quote: We did that yeah to

17:45

say that yeah what about health and that

17:47

without so they he said would know vivid

17:49

like the states but what is Arizona did

17:51

is that were forces were about for us

17:53

though that's bad to visit change that susie

17:55

going to have to the state by state

17:57

is he had to have the country but

17:59

at times. Counting if they will though, those

18:01

those are all bad. but we should so give

18:03

it back to the states. Point being, there's nowhere

18:05

for him to hide on this phone. This is

18:07

now becoming a trend and the undecided voters

18:09

that we looked at yesterday and thus focus

18:11

groups fine. Where are they? A lot of

18:14

the undecided are people who had voted for

18:16

Trump in the past for saying we don't

18:18

know where he stands on anything, He keeps

18:20

changing a just can't believe him. You.

18:22

Know and at least five and. That may not

18:24

like and but I can believe what he says that

18:26

was. By the way, I doubt that was a. Crazy

18:29

focus groups but some center Middlebury everybody

18:31

knows hearted odds economics. Hour by hour

18:33

by norm are by buying or bow

18:35

that by me so hard Morris or

18:38

use it as a you have your

18:40

will, the selections over and a you

18:42

would even but Donald Trump and by

18:44

the end of it's they were talking

18:47

over each other like they could talk

18:49

quickly enough about why. They

18:51

were offended by Donald Trump but

18:53

fallen Abortion and I think that

18:55

these focus groups are always so

18:57

fascinating. We always learn things in

18:59

focus groups like we did with

19:02

Will Hire Women Alprazolam The lady

19:04

you said, you know he's one

19:06

of us and them in twenty

19:08

twenties. Elisa's without the proper a

19:10

conspiratorial Trump or Su said way

19:12

am I talking about abortion that

19:14

son of my business The thing

19:16

that got me in the ones

19:18

that guys played yesterday was. That

19:21

the libertarian. With with

19:23

with you know the headphones on.

19:26

Hold a Libertarian He said way second

19:28

Now wait, wait we so. We're

19:31

the government can't do anything right.

19:33

His view: Government can't do anything

19:36

right? And were tuning arm party's

19:38

over there. Is like this

19:40

is the worst thing in the world

19:42

and so you get to understand why

19:44

Even for some people that may not

19:46

be married, may not have daughters, may

19:48

not have a and a personally intimate

19:50

connection there. Sit there, gone, wait. what

19:52

was I can do that to women?

19:54

They can do that to me. And

19:57

this is really frightening when the Federal

19:59

government comes in. And take control

20:01

of your body, takes control of your

20:03

health care. Suddenly you look at what

20:05

that guy what that Libertarian saying and

20:07

you start to understand why. This.

20:10

Cuts across all all demographics is that's a

20:12

consistent and rational argument. I don't know if

20:14

everyone's going to make that, but if you

20:16

believe that the Federal government three burned down

20:18

is Steve Bannon others and in the Trump

20:21

world him said get rid of all departments

20:23

of this and education and than the Ira

20:25

of the Us you can't them have a

20:27

little carve out for Well actually we should

20:29

have though. He old white men telling women

20:31

with their i do with their bodies to

20:34

forget United States Senate if it just doesn't

20:36

work that way so that the he'd be

20:38

makes it a point in. Our. Our our

20:40

mortal point in Jackson, Mississippi? Yeah,

20:43

Guys. And says come off with

20:45

Phil Duff and they go to

20:47

Mississippi's and they're deciding to tell

20:49

ya know. Twenty. Five

20:51

year old women. Who.

20:53

Have two children who were having a

20:56

a complicated pregnancy on a mass woods

20:58

was nice. do with your body. I

21:00

mean it's bad, that and screen the

21:03

hell out of everybody then I don't

21:05

know what does slice. Of over centuries

21:07

single says as rustling states ah

21:09

I'm undecided. Voters people had voted for

21:11

Trump and What? This really? Fascinating to

21:14

me is that Trump's decision had

21:16

broken thrill. As they may not

21:18

watch the cells, they may want

21:20

everybody to sparse lox because it's

21:22

they voted for Trump. They probably

21:24

get their news somewhere else. Navy

21:27

and still the division had broken

21:29

throw. You heard one voter sang

21:31

at January Sex. I just you

21:33

know is that that up and

21:35

what else could happen see so

21:38

decisively so mean that had broken

21:40

throw as much as that denial

21:42

and the avoidance. Might be happening on

21:44

certain networks where people get their news,

21:46

that's number one. So I think when

21:48

people as you say to an end

21:50

to the a election and start looking

21:52

at their off since they're going to

21:55

see this and be like wow it's

21:57

even gotten worse rather than better and

21:59

then and. This abortion situation they're

22:01

going to be see young and

22:03

sharing and during the ramifications of

22:05

what Donald Trump has done to

22:07

women's health care across America. Because

22:09

in every state, but in many

22:11

states with these bans women are

22:13

going to be talking. Their doctors

22:15

about. The options. They don't

22:17

have any. More. Him because of Donald

22:19

tried. I think I think the

22:22

biggest challenge stony is whether you

22:24

talked about abortions, the radicalism of

22:26

that and to divide our what

22:28

media sergey about and focus groups

22:30

of regiment advise. As. It is

22:32

great challenges, just their sense

22:34

of exhaustion. Yeah, I was

22:36

hearing from Travers in twenty

22:38

twenty. Sent. Us.

22:42

A summer sorry I don't

22:44

Now I'm so exhausted by

22:46

this guy every day. It's

22:49

a different sites and these

22:51

for Trump or so that

22:53

were saying it was before

22:55

January, the six that was

22:57

before he can truly lea.

23:00

Thompson. Who easily we

23:02

need? More. Way out there

23:04

who's already pretty for out there lock. And

23:06

we haven't even see the campaign yet. So

23:08

it really really sick about the last six

23:10

eight months glimpsing much of a resume. Our

23:12

lager pull in court down there wasn't a

23:14

maximum me goose, don't bring up January six

23:16

than bringing that together with abortion. Safeties,

23:20

Been work. You say

23:22

to the zoo feel safe to use. Will

23:24

say Joe Biden news and say everyone about

23:26

Joe Biden his old is this is not

23:29

perfect. It comes on

23:31

is like a primal safe. like a successful

23:33

safe with does eyebrow and I think you

23:35

know whether it's a woman you worried about

23:37

your body A whether it's worried about you

23:39

know revolts on the streets. There.

23:42

Is A and I think that our primal

23:44

number one thing is to feel safe. And

23:46

I think Trump makes people feel unsafe

23:48

as as is evidenced by whether it's abortion

23:51

or January six or other. Yeah, with my

23:53

nigga be no quick sadness. The Not. Adding

23:57

a riot as a bag is not going to sneak

23:59

up on us. An

24:01

arm and had to the cabin or else. So

24:03

I had a morning show the

24:06

latest from Israel and med new.

24:08

Fear is that more hostages may

24:10

be dad than previously believed what

24:13

Hamas leaders are saying about the

24:15

ongoing negotiations Fossil Guess who? present

24:17

Bivens state visit with Japan's Prime

24:20

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24:22

put a focus on countering China,

24:24

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24:26

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25:57

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newsletter. In a way available

26:01

on some sack and will get

26:03

to this now. Hamas reportedly does

26:06

not. Have. Forty Living

26:08

Hostages who meets the criteria for

26:10

and exchange under the latest. Ceasefire

26:13

proposal That's according to the New

26:15

York Times, which. Cited a

26:17

senior Hamas official. Negotiators had proposed

26:20

a six week to cease fire

26:22

during which some off would release

26:24

a group of forty people that

26:27

includes women, the elderly and sick.

26:30

And. Five seen mail Israeli soldiers

26:32

and exchange. Israel would freeze

26:34

hundreds of Palestinian prisoners. It.

26:36

Is not known if Israel. Will. Now

26:39

demands young men and mail

26:41

soldiers be released if in

26:43

fact, Hamas cannot meet that

26:45

criteria for times Reports and

26:47

Israeli officials as the masses

26:50

claim, has been relayed to

26:52

mediators who are facilitating negotiations.

26:54

However, this raises fears more

26:56

hostages might be dead than

26:58

previously believed. As. Of now,

27:00

Israel believes more than one hundred people

27:03

are still being held captive in Gaza,

27:05

and at least thirty house sitters have

27:07

done. Skeptical than one on her alone or

27:09

I don't think they probably bass because we're

27:11

rich are judging from what they've been saying

27:13

for some time. Off.

27:16

The record is there has

27:18

been a fear that Are

27:20

Moss who's Terror Group is

27:22

killed So many of these

27:24

sausages and I'm we sat

27:26

it unfortunately when they when

27:29

they within. Hamas. Again,

27:31

to savages: Terrorists were

27:33

racing these women in

27:36

broad daylight. Certainly will

27:38

probably raising them underground.

27:41

They. Were never going to release them.

27:43

They were never going to release them.

27:45

There's terrorists. They could not let those

27:47

women get in front of a bank

27:50

of microphones. And. Speak to

27:52

the war crimes that were committed

27:54

against them repeatedly. I don't mean

27:56

that's or do I did. I

27:58

know this sounds awfully horse, but

28:00

this is this what Us officials

28:02

have been fearing. For

28:04

four months now it's interesting show know a

28:06

lot of us thought that the reason is

28:08

that you couldn't get a house to steal

28:11

his Hamas was holding on to the hostages

28:13

for leverage that was there on the way

28:15

to paper. Showing us that's the other possibility

28:17

is that the there's no longer hostages to

28:19

give back already even weeks ago. The Israelis

28:21

your think I'm a numbers of people who

28:23

were still living was less than seventy five

28:25

and might be decidedly less than than than

28:28

that now. So I'd the idea of his

28:30

many hostage deals which is what Bill Burns

28:32

and others have been trying to negotiate with.

28:34

Gutters it seems to me or less and

28:36

less likely and I think it's us against

28:38

the Israelis. Have to decide now whether put.

28:41

Whatever. Remaining hostages are at the center

28:43

of what they do. what it does. Does

28:45

Bibi Netanyahu go into Rafa and I think

28:48

that conversation is essentially where the Israelis are

28:50

tiny talk privately to Israeli officials obviously publicly

28:52

they want to keep hope alive and they

28:55

do hope They really do hope that they

28:57

can finally sausages by. There is some of

28:59

what would just saying here which they fear

29:01

and many of those were either killed that

29:04

day or have been killed and six months

29:06

and sense. So. Much

29:08

in was we talk about this negotiation. So much

29:10

of the burden has been placed on Israel. and

29:12

yes they have to do better with the way

29:15

the prosecuting the war. We've said that yes they

29:17

have big wow more aid in the Gaza withstand

29:19

that's ad nauseum here. but perhaps the my across

29:21

the table for them from them. Who.

29:23

Carried out one of the worst attacks in

29:26

human history on October the seventh. And.

29:28

Is holding and kill naked? Release the hostages

29:30

to make this go away, You know? So

29:32

I think. Yes, there's plenty of criticism to

29:35

be levied, and Israel for the wedded conducted

29:37

the warmer. Let's not forget it through. They're

29:39

dealing with an hour and where the starts.

29:41

Yeah, better than this any time. Of

29:44

the past six months I write little, you

29:46

set me up the copa. I want to

29:48

just weeping free. bring people back to the

29:51

promised shorter which is was all about destroying

29:53

Jews in the World's article Thirteen says they

29:55

will never be a negotiated settlement. Jihad is

29:57

the only answer. So wiki talk. We're looking

30:00

for a solution. Were looking for negotiation, were

30:02

looking for a seat or it's not on

30:04

the table for them. And what will also

30:06

take for granted is why club the curve

30:08

that. It's. Got some

30:11

some god willing these houses are alive

30:13

that will get forty A We give

30:15

you hundreds of prisoners backs So the

30:17

ones that did the slaughter the ones

30:19

that started this the ones that one

30:21

of destroy western civilization destroy jews Israel

30:23

has to negotiate with one hand pie

30:25

by about what uncle back to my

30:27

original point. There's. No bush's it's

30:29

in their charter. They will not

30:31

negotiate. They don't want to settlements, they

30:33

want a jihad. Jihad is the answer.

30:35

These of their words for that the

30:37

said. but that's not on the tail.

30:39

The idea of Hamas has ruled itself

30:41

out forever. As a party

30:43

or a partner such as not on

30:45

the table and you're right, the real

30:48

question is can Israel one day find

30:50

a partner and that still requires them?

30:52

As savages Hamas has been, it is

30:54

to build up the possibility of for

30:56

other Palestinians are willing to act fundamentally

30:58

differently to look coexist peacefully with the

31:01

Jewish state's there is a political pressure

31:03

marshes in. This is a tough question.

31:06

There's. Too many Palestinians and

31:08

I'm in two million in in

31:10

Gaza and we know the tragic

31:12

happens. My

31:14

concern long forward is that so many are

31:16

radicalized by know for so now I'm in.

31:19

starts from their children are taught in school,

31:21

the hatred and and so it's not like

31:23

you can just list off this piece ducks

31:25

were always worries me Going forward is how

31:27

radicalized as the entire population no matter what

31:29

you do in that that I that's why

31:32

looses over by a i mean that much

31:34

more radical I said they become be the

31:36

ice hockey always in the masses always been

31:38

radical I guess I think the question I

31:40

have to ask is yes is no negotiating

31:42

with Hamas? Max Mara but. Not. Does

31:45

Just repeat? The same question

31:47

over and over again, but until it

31:49

is answered. We.

31:51

Need to repeat it. There's.

31:54

No negotiating with Hamas.

31:56

Unless you're Bibi Netanyahu. Negotiate.

32:00

It with Hamas. For.

32:02

Years and of your

32:04

of parents. Or

32:06

a loved one of one

32:08

as he said hostages'. You

32:10

have to ask why was

32:12

Bibi Netanyahu giving cash to

32:15

Hamas through Cotter. Three

32:17

weeks before their loved one

32:19

was kidnapped rates brutalized, and

32:22

sent to the tunnels of

32:24

Gaza. Why did Bibi Netanyahu

32:27

turn a blind eyes to

32:29

the plans? Of October

32:31

seventh for a year before hand.

32:33

Why did he turn a blind

32:35

eye to the fact that he

32:37

knew? And twenty eighteen along with

32:39

Donald Trump. How Hamas was

32:42

getting their money. And they

32:44

did nothing. Nothing. Yes,

32:46

I mean it's just be clear to to

32:48

reiterate it was some asked that. Perpetrated.

32:51

The Curve reset attacks over Sevens and

32:53

and their loan are responsible for that

32:56

carnage at the same time. It is

32:58

also true and appears to be that

33:00

we are learning even more about this

33:02

and international community. Has you know, learned

33:05

much more in the past six months

33:07

that similar policies that Bibi Netanyahu government

33:09

has been carrying out. You.

33:12

May have strengthens from us

33:14

including ignoring those reports and

33:16

we should be asking us

33:18

questions facing moving forward. It's

33:20

also a question of directors

33:22

Richards points of was who

33:24

will the partner be Because

33:26

you can't just wish away

33:28

two million people in Gaza

33:30

and I you know, They

33:33

there needs to be Palestinian leadership

33:35

that it to the as fundamentally

33:37

different lengths but is also a

33:39

loud to said at the negotiating

33:41

table. With. The Israeli. States

33:43

And and that that is.

33:46

We. Don't have that yet. I'm. It's

33:48

hard to see how you get there

33:50

because of course, you know the campaign

33:52

that Israel has prosecuted over the past

33:54

six months. How can that not have

33:56

a radicalizing effect? On our

33:59

children. And in Gaza were a

34:01

long way away. But we have to have

34:03

hope. I mean you have to look at

34:05

the history of conflicts around the world. Ah,

34:08

Beer in Ireland, Reimer in South Africa or

34:10

series is that we have to have hope.

34:12

You have to start somewhere and he can't

34:14

has peace without just this weekend of Justice

34:16

without peace. They don't mean to be tried

34:19

about it, but those are very real concepts

34:21

right now we don't have either on the

34:23

ground. There seems to be no. Just as

34:25

a sausage is no justice for the Palestinian

34:27

children. It is tragic. Not just for that.

34:30

Regions By that the world has had

34:32

to watch this unfold. Rather we have

34:34

to start somewhere. Right now, people are

34:36

saying a two state solution is not

34:38

possible at the same thing. You.

34:41

Were we heard in Northern Ireland?

34:43

bad says same thing we heard

34:45

in South Africa. That's the same

34:48

thing we've heard time and time

34:50

again. I will say go back

34:52

and read a Doctor Brzezinski is.

34:55

Nemours about the Camp David accords.

34:58

As you know very well Richard.

35:00

Dead. In the wanna. Miss. Finished.

35:03

And at the last second begun and

35:06

quarter somehow figured out how to say

35:08

that's how to move forward and and

35:10

that and make history. But.

35:13

This idea is cynical idea that's

35:16

been. Pushed. Around by

35:18

the Trump administration and other other

35:20

American diplomats said we can have

35:22

a Middle East peace and carve

35:25

out the Palestinian question since sanity

35:27

and it's always been insanity. I.

35:31

Understand completely and I'm for you. Do

35:34

to the Israelis. Don't. Want to

35:36

hear any American talk about a two

35:38

state solution? I I completely get it's

35:40

I would guess the Queen would probably

35:43

not what they hear about peace and

35:45

Ireland after Lord Mountbatten get blown up.

35:48

But. She shook Martin Mcguinness his hand.

35:51

Over. The horizon add some

35:54

point. You. Know there

35:56

there is. There is a

35:58

Palestinian Authority, a younger pets

36:00

any authority, a less corrupt

36:02

Palestinian Authority. To. The

36:04

United States, Jordan. The.

36:07

Marauder use the Saudis all all

36:09

all the Middle east countries that

36:11

want to go when and we

36:13

build a Gaza is there is

36:15

a deal the be done over

36:17

the horizon is are not. Absolutely.

36:21

To paraphrase Churchill, a two state solution

36:23

is the worst possible outcome except for

36:25

all the others. And that's where. that's

36:27

where we are. arts to sex. Want

36:30

us to go back to something? You're

36:32

saying The Israeli policy was cynicism on

36:34

stilts. Let's strengthen the hands of Hamas

36:37

are truly unacceptable for such as a

36:39

reserve. So glad you can find discuss

36:41

this puts together with both of them.

36:43

were talking about away when when when

36:46

done said with the charter says we're

36:48

going to destroy Israel and yet. Bibi.

36:51

Netanyahu knew that. When. She

36:53

dealt. With a

36:55

must and why did he do it?

36:57

Explain again he strengthen the hands of

37:00

the on also have my eyes of

37:02

Hamas because he wanted to weaken the

37:04

potential role of the potentially acceptable partner

37:07

which was the Palestinian Authority. Weiss procedures

37:09

built a coalition that is predicated on

37:11

the notion there can't be a Palestinian

37:13

state, but we want to keep the

37:16

occupied territories for settlements. So the whole

37:18

idea illegal settlements. and by the way

37:20

that didn't just happen over the past

37:23

six months has happened since. Sixty Seven.

37:25

Since Sixty Seven, one illegal settlement after

37:27

another Netanyahu his super sized, so that

37:29

was a whole idea was to prevent

37:32

the emergence of a Palestinian partner able

37:34

and willing to negotiate with Israel. So

37:36

now Hamas has shown his true colors.

37:38

The challenge for the future for the

37:40

Arab governments for the United States for

37:43

I think a future Israeli government is

37:45

if you want to have negotiations, you

37:47

now have to enter a warm phase

37:49

of what you would call pre negotiations

37:51

what we did in Northern Ireland. We

37:54

work with. Dawson said the who was

37:56

that was the right medical side of

37:58

the Provisional Ira for years. Essentially

38:00

said, here's what it's gonna take from

38:02

you. You have to give up violence,

38:04

You have to give up your arms.

38:06

But if you do this, here's the

38:08

potential reward status to process The United

38:10

States in the Arab governments led by

38:12

the Saudis have to have in the

38:14

Middle East is going to take years,

38:16

if not decades. It's a long shot,

38:18

but quite honestly, it is deformed. We

38:20

shot that exists. And Mrs by the

38:22

way, not just a favor for the

38:24

Palestinians, splits with a True Friends of

38:26

Israel. You want Israel to be a

38:28

prosperous, secure Jewish and democratic. States than

38:30

enjoys the support of Americans and others

38:32

around roads. Israel needs to do this

38:35

for itself as a save a Palestinian

38:37

state at the end of the day

38:39

As as much a favor for Israel

38:41

as it is for the Palestinians is

38:43

that saxon exist in Gaza right now?

38:45

Is there a silent saxon that does

38:47

not like Hamas that has some influence?

38:50

It could be spoken to behind the

38:52

scenes and short answers. It's silent. It's

38:54

intimidate Hamas has gained in the show

38:56

and but Hamas was a total failure

38:58

before October Seven. Total inability. To to

39:00

rule and what we're going to do

39:02

Will yes going to take decades I

39:04

Mcleish Years, possibly a decade or longer

39:07

than also in the West Bank. We've

39:09

gotta build a new generation of Palestinian

39:11

leadership that components that's not corrupt that's

39:13

basically able to government's If you want

39:15

to be a state you have to

39:17

show you have the capacity and are

39:19

are are the responsibility to act like

39:21

once. That's gonna take a long time.

39:23

And October Seventh. Let's be honest, October

39:25

seventh has made it harder. She has

39:27

made a harder because it's radicalize Palestinians.

39:29

It's radicalized. Israeli so no illusions. Yeah

39:32

but are you gotta start to see

39:34

alternative to have an endless occupation? What

39:36

I call the one state non solution

39:38

is corrosive to the Dna, the fabric

39:41

of Israel and or look eat away

39:43

at the Us Israeli relationships to you've

39:45

gotta start the process as difficult as

39:48

is gonna be and. Aren't running at

39:50

a time that? ah, Richard, can you talk a

39:52

little bit about the visit by their seventies pressure

39:54

on his term last time that this. Is really

39:56

interesting. Japan as must be one is

39:58

the single most important. Light of the

40:01

United States, it's democratic, one of the world's

40:03

largest economies, one of the world's strongest military,

40:05

and it is the linchpin of pushing as

40:07

Back against China and the South China Sea.

40:10

That's why we're having today's meetings with the

40:12

leadership of the Philippines. And it's the linchpin

40:14

of pushing back against China and Taiwan. This

40:16

is so. this is one of the great

40:18

success stories of the last seventy five years

40:21

we have gone from in Japan. That.

40:23

Was one of the two countries that brought

40:25

about World War Two to now as America's

40:27

closest ally in the world and is truly

40:30

the sensor of what we're trying to do

40:32

to manage the rise of China and what

40:34

last your yesterday was today but the speech

40:36

to do a joint session of Congress This

40:38

is just one of the yeah we we

40:40

always do. We talk about our foreign policy

40:42

or obviously so much of its negative. This

40:44

is one of the great positive stories of

40:46

the last three quarters of the picture of

40:48

normalcy right now. Will now take the now

40:51

these dates or before. Like to go Richard

40:53

I'm you are. Golf correspondence right out

40:55

at my Fc my science lab. My doll

40:57

socks on. So now you're gonna have you

40:59

actually? Isis. Is

41:01

upon us office and today are masters. Little rain

41:04

this morning of so when for the first round

41:06

of the masters as going to push back the

41:08

schedule little they should get the first. Worth waiting

41:10

for yes but it was beautiful the rest of

41:12

the weekend. So are you hang in there with

41:14

worry as your pack. My. Emotional pictures

41:16

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have not seen in the world as John

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of tension between Live Today which I know

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never saw uncommon I guess for green jacket

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it's so great about our fifteen year old

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replaced and the green jacket work. Richard

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Haass example You so much for coming

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on that morning. Ah but Fraser, I

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don't like to talk about it much.

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expected. Steve Rattner will join us to

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they might impact the Feds timeline for

43:15

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Runner or visit allows area watch as much

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as right are we are going after birth

45:01

rates up because this autonomy you so high

45:03

skill be a real economy is hop, inflation

45:06

has come down and or mostly. Obviously we're

45:08

in the free for surveys but it is

45:10

just stuck at the moment that's not getting

45:12

better. I don't believe there are a few

45:15

people are some or said there was a

45:17

fifteen to twenty five percent chance maybe rates

45:19

for have to go up. I think that's

45:21

pretty unlikely. I think what we're looking at

45:24

instead is simply delaying rates coming down. People

45:26

thought rates might come sucked comes out as

45:28

soon as this June. I think that's clearly

45:30

off the table. Know I be looking at

45:33

the false will appeal hit November we met,

45:35

we won't. Happen So they raise them the right

45:37

now. What? What? What Says that? Who. It

45:39

wealth They raise them right now so goes

45:41

by it's is So I also raise rates

45:44

are now is obviously bad for consumers saying

45:46

hard suffered. So your credit Emirates lower them

45:48

what are also they lower them and sorry

45:50

okay yeah thought against if they lower them.

45:53

you run the risk that you accelerate inflation

45:55

more. you make the hot economy even hundred

45:57

thousand was already have a as. Now

46:00

for a year and a half of

46:02

our that is the resilience of this

46:04

economy. The Allied I ask you this

46:07

a dozen times. What continues to drives

46:09

this economy? The economy is incredibly hot.

46:11

I think it's grown by a few

46:13

things. One of them have been a

46:15

number the government programs. so we put

46:17

in place the Ira bill, the climate

46:20

change spell the bill back, better of

46:22

infrastructure bell things like that. The Chip

46:24

Sacks even have created a lot of

46:26

demand. When you look at what's going

46:28

on out, there are these facilities. Us

46:31

for example, wind and solar power facilities

46:33

are being built, ships factors being built.

46:35

All that is stimulating the economy and

46:37

the economy has clearly outperform when anyone

46:39

thought. The second thing is, I don't

46:41

want to get technical, but there's a

46:44

theory that the economy doesn't respond as

46:46

strong as it used to to higher

46:48

interest rates for whatever set of reasons.

46:50

Raising rates which sort of said obviously

46:52

did for the while, doesn't necessarily seem

46:54

to be slowing economy as much as

46:57

people would expect. The yeah, the economy's

46:59

consistently outperforming. And that shows up

47:01

and inflation data. and it shows up

47:03

in the possibility likelihood that rate cuts

47:05

will be delays. See, we're looking for

47:07

some the specific, some the inflation or

47:09

for trying to make sense of why

47:12

things are up so much. Car insurance

47:14

is way up over twenty percent year

47:16

over year, elder care taking care for

47:18

people in your home, fifteen percent on

47:20

and then very specific things at a

47:22

grocery store. Not everything, but some things

47:24

had it had as a. Regular.

47:27

Person I got to go shopping every to

47:29

have you make sense of the volatility in

47:31

the fluctuations in those a month to month.

47:33

You're always going to see all kinds of

47:36

funny things happening if you look at the

47:38

inflation for broadly what happened was the prices

47:40

of services, insurance, things like that or pretty

47:42

strong services tend to be harder to get

47:45

under control because they're very labor intensive and

47:47

when your some wage is going up. Our.

47:49

Services ten him up with a goods.

47:52

Actually, we're We're very moderate, and in

47:54

fact, what the what? didn't get as

47:56

much attention perhaps as minor as a

47:58

lot of the stuff people by every

48:00

day. Gasoline up one point two percent,

48:02

groceries for food at home, up I

48:04

think one point three percent. So lot

48:06

of the everyday items are actually under

48:08

a reasonable control as a lot of

48:10

the stuff. A. Lot of stuff on

48:12

the edges. The other important point willie

48:15

to make is that notwithstanding this wages

48:17

went up faster than inflation last month.

48:19

people purchasing power is so going up.

48:21

I know nobody likes inflation and I

48:23

know it's obvious that certain political implications

48:25

and people don't fully appreciate the post

48:27

since the beginning of the mine and

48:29

ministration as well as in this current.

48:32

Stagnation. Of inflation reduction if you want

48:34

to call it that. Real. Wages purchasing

48:36

power is so going up for the average

48:39

American. So on those political implications this news

48:41

obscene not very well received in the West

48:43

Wing extracts present by the news conference he

48:45

still predicted he thinks will be a rate

48:47

taught at some point this year. It's not

48:49

quite clear what his basement off on still

48:52

feet away in spite of as another inflation

48:54

report coming today tell us what would you

48:56

glean from that? Well that yes there's a

48:58

second. it's nice. Report called the A Pc

49:00

a personal consumption expenditures that as the measure

49:02

the Fed likes better amateur get in the

49:05

technicality for how. To attack faded

49:07

obviously. most of us look at the shipyard,

49:09

will see the C P C a little

49:11

bit later today and maybe will be

49:13

slightly better news. will look. The overall picture

49:16

is pretty clear. you have a rapid deceleration

49:18

or inflation's and then we kind of

49:20

got stuck and it just doesn't seem to

49:22

wanna get yards like a runner running

49:24

a marathon. That last mile is the toughest

49:26

and when we haven't been aloe off finished

49:29

marathon yep, seventies and save for. Where

49:31

it is that drives consumer. Sentiment.

49:33

And frustration so is it is. it. does

49:36

this services paying more for services or is

49:38

it when you come home from school that

49:40

the pharmacy and you realize you've paid? I

49:42

don't know. Twelve dollars for a paper towel?

49:45

What? What is it that that's really driving

49:47

people batty and a little bit irrational about

49:49

their views on the economy? Right now I

49:51

think a lot of was driving people baddies

49:54

is two thirds of the people who will

49:56

vote in the selection. Ah, Since

49:58

his is not mode. I'm inflation

50:00

was over four percent. You have a majority

50:03

the electorate that has never seen as a

50:05

nation. they are shocked by that on understand

50:07

that they don't know so fully appreciate. Their

50:09

wages are also going up. And

50:11

some of them actually think I suffered from

50:14

down that the that else again station means

50:16

prices Buckner prices go down those a certain

50:18

age know that's not how works prices go

50:20

up and hope for they stop going up

50:22

and down very often so as a huge

50:24

shots from the American system and I get

50:26

it and especially when it was in things

50:28

like gasoline where every time you drive down

50:30

the street and seat in Nc a post.

50:35

Ah, that's often the Americans. The American

50:37

public ta ta understand and has been.

50:39

It is obviously one of the biggest

50:41

political. Issues that the White House is

50:43

facing: com is inflation? No questions.

50:45

Morning Joe Economic analyst Steve Rattner

50:47

as always, thank you very much

50:50

and so on. We're. Not getting on

50:52

those about the selfless I know the Chinese.

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