nudge, was more helpful than being sort of on inflammatory participant in this conflict. i would say the u.s. probably, did a b, b plus, did not fail though by any means. nbc foreign correspondent, staying up to four and wanted to be with us. richard, thank you so much. i appreciate, it my friend. sure. we are gonna be keeping a close eye on the situation in gaza. cease-fire only a couple of hours the young. looking ahead, gaza has suffered almost infinitely in these ten and a half days, fighting everything from water systems, so we re, system electric grid hospitals, schools, roads, they have all then knocked back into the stone ages. it s not like the situation in gaza was an beleaguered to begin with. when biden talked about there
that way i don t think angry tweets or cheering from the sidelines would have helped the situation here. could the u.s. have been more assertive calling for a cease-fire earlier?e there are many parties who thought that, and the u.s. was under increasing pressure.e. but quiet and sort of a gentle nudge was certainly more helpful than being sort of an ce inflammatory participant in this conflict. so i would say the u.s. probably did a b, b-plus, but didn t fail by any means., richard engel, nbc chief foreign correspondent staying up until past 4:00 in the morning e to be with us tonight.pa richard, thank you so much. i appreciate it my friend. reporter: sure. we re going to be keeping a close eye on the situation in gaza tonight. the cease-fire is only a couplen of hours old. looking ahead, of course, gaza has suffered almost infinitely in these 10 1/2, 11 days of
johnson is to make sure that he can form trading relationships with the united states, let s say, and what the europeans may not be that comfortable with is allowing regulations to loosen in the uk, when they want to form trade deals with the u.s. great seeing you in person the. ux u up nexp next, the look one big thing. plus, nancy pelosi says she ll hold off on sending the articles to the upper chamber. steny hoyer and debbie stabba know will weigh in. morning joe just moments away.
no squall. maybe like a solid b . that s pretty good. next time. it was a b, b plus. it was good. unfortunately, the snow squall yesterday, it came through, you know, it was picturesque and everyone s phones were going off in the northeast. kind of a big deal. new to people. but the terminology and the snow squall, they have been happening, you know, since we ve been, you know, occupying this land. especially near the great lakes. and the reason that they started giving these alerts is because when people are driving, you can just drive into a wall of snow. you want as much time to prepare. and unfortunately, like scenes like this happened. even with the alerts yesterday and all of the snow squall warnings, we had a massive pile-up on interstate 80. and you can see the vehicles involved. unfortunately one fatality involved. and that area was under a snow squall warning. and a lot of people had the timing that they knew what was going to be coming. let s talk about the cold b
devices, yes, sir. i was under the assumption that this tape recording system was still deep dark secret over at the white house. that secret was well kept and when you stop and think rosemary woods the secretary never knew about the tape. henry never knew about the tapes. john never knew about the tapes. two people told me about it before it became public. i called bradley at home at 9:00 on a saturday night i believe and said nixon taped himself. what should we do? and he said oh, i wouldn t bust one on it. it s kind of a b plus story. and i thought okay. the boss says b plus. i won t work on it and i took sunday off and monday they called butterfield and i remember ben came by and knocked on my desk and said okay it s better than a b plus. from that point on, of course it s a fight for the tapes because they answer the questions. am i telling the truth? is the president telling the truth? what else happened, you know? the prosecutors immediately