in his seat. thank you for your team. i hope you are enjoying your vacation. we will see you back next week. if you want more of me, just tune into msnbc where i am right here as a legal analyst. inside with jen psaki begins right now. with jen psaki begins right now. it s been three weeks since hamas terrorist unleashed their devastating in deadly attack on israel. three weeks since over 200 people were kidnapped. many of them women and children. three weeks of humanitarian crisis spiraling out of control for the people of gaza. and now the israeli defense forces confirmed that they had expanded their ground operation over the last couple of days. new video released by the idf shown here shows ground forces on the move inside of gaza. and over the past few hours, we have continued to hear explosions, and see smoke rising over the skyline. the israelis have specifically not called this the official ground invasion, but regardless of what they are naming it, nbc news reporters
the disinformation democrats. that s the focus of tonight s angle. it was only a few weeks ago that we told you that the democrats were very worried. the new york times published a piece quoting various democrat officials who were concerned but had hoped that a conviction of trump would improve biden s chances of winning. well, trump was convicted and this is what happened. it did not move the needle. really not at all. and now, top party leaders are again sounding the alarm, this from axios today. senior democrats including some of president biden s aides are increasingly dubious about his theory for victory in november which relies on voter concerns about january 6th, political violence, democracy and donald trump s character. well, of course they re right to be concerned. this is all failing. the top concerns of voters remain the economy, border, inflation, the cost of everything. and biden has made it all worse. everything they try for their strategy to turn it all around
the disinformation democrats, that s the focus of tonight s angle. laura: only a few weeks ago that we told you that the democrats were very worried. the new york times published a piece quoting various democrat officials who were concerned but had hoped that a conviction of trump would improve biden s chances of winning. well, trump was convicted and this is what happened. it did not move the needle. really not at all. and now top party leaders are, again, sounding the alarm. this from axios today. senior democrats, including some of president biden s aides are increasingly dubious about his theory for victory in november, which relies on voter concerns about january 6th, political violence, democracy, and donald trump s character. well, of course, they have a right to be concerned. this is all failing. the top concerns of voters remain the economy, border, inflation, the cost of everything. and biden has made it all worse. everything they try for their strategy to tur
pandemic policies of the city. laws should match the citizens, he says. we can match people up to government they want and everybody gets the government they want and the political tension goes down. reporter: should this happen in other places? yes, i believe we should. and i think that most americans agree. we should try to give people government that they want. reporter: portland s changed. salem s changed. eugene has changed. what do you say when the people of those cities say that they re changing with the times and that s the america of today? they say it s more progressive to have government tell you what to do. but the people here haven t changed. scientists believe there may have been a glacier on mars and that could mean some form of water is still on the red planet. the ice mass has been gone for eones, but it s thought to have been more than three miles long and two miles wide.
ideologies to live together. we don t think of ourselves as a secessionist movement. we see ourselves as a self determination movement. reporter: are you hearing from other places around the kuptdry? yes, we are hearing from all over the country because this is not a problem that s unique to the state of oregon. reporter: matt used to live in oregon but moved east, frustrated by pandemic policies of the city. laws should match the citizens, he says. we can match people up to government they want, and everybody gets the government they want and the political tension goes down. reporter: should this happen in other places? yes y believe we should. i think most americans agree, we should try to get people government that they want. portland s changed. salem s changed. eugene has changed. reporter: what do you say when the people of those cities say that they re changing with the times and that s the america of today? they say it s more