right now on early start, joe biden in a bind. people inside the state department speaking out about the president s support for israel. and hospitals on the frontlines, hamas used one to stash weapons and at one point to hide hostages. andew speaker, same dilemma, he will need democrats to help stave off a government shutdown in just days. good morning to our viewers in the united states and around the world. it is tuesday, november 14. 5:00 a.m. in washington where president biden wakes up to growing backlash within his own state department over his staunch backing of israel with hospitals in the line of fire in gaza. secretary of state antony blinken acknowledged monday that the hospital crisis in gaza is sparking anger and dissent not only from staff at the state department, but from within the broader biden administration. here is the president on monday. hospitals in gaza, have you expressed anywhere specific concerns to israel on that, sir? well, you know i v
order. in other words, it s always fair game to challenge the integrity of the process or the investigation or the plaintiff or the prosecutor. in case we have a judge who has made it into a circus, constantly tries to mock president trump. you have an attorney general who ran on election platform of getting a private citizen president trump. unethical and unhard of. now he can t speak about this process. that s specifically what the judge said. if he were to speak, he can t disparage the attorney general. that s always fair game it s called close, argument. laura: trump s lawyers tried to delay the closing argument again. no jury. this is just in front of the judge, but in light of the death of his wife s mom, melania s mother. the judge wrote that he was sorry to hear the sad news but quickly denied the request david, what s the rush here. no rush. the judge loves the limelight. in some ways though if the
in other words, it s always fair game to challenge the integrity of the process or the investigation or the plaintiff or the prosecutor. in case we have a judge who has made it into a circus, constantly tries to mock president trump. you have an attorney general who ran on election platform of getting a private citizen president trump. unethical and unhard of. now he can t speak about this process. that s specifically what the judge said. if he were to speak, he can t disparage the attorney general. that s always fair game it s called close, argument. laura: trump s lawyers tried to delay the closing argument again. no jury. this is just in front of the judge, but in light of the death of his wife s mom, melania s mother. the judge wrote that he was sorry to hear the sad news but quickly denied the request david, what s the rush here. no rush. the judge loves the limelight. in some ways though if the american public is as fair as i
detached relationship to that, and he probably believes that. so it 12. sorry. it will affect, buti don t think we should expect any sort of major political changes out of it. at its an expression of the moral outrage that is seen across the west against what putin has been doing and what people close to him, the fortunes they ve been amassing in different ways during this. i see in different ways during this. i see the white house in different ways during this. i see the white house saying in different ways during this. i see the white house saying secondary sanctions charging a financial firm, remaining aimed at russia, so let s see what happens in the coming days. thank you so much forjoining us on the context and helping us understand the nato membership potentially for finland and sweden. thank you. love and marriage it s an institute you can t disparage.
threat to journalists, particularly american journalists when you have the president of the united states of america coming out and saying that it is essentially okay to d disparage and mock journalists like an institution like cnn international. ben wedeman, are you worried that it sends a, this message to people around the world that it s open season on journalists and b, the language from here you have the leader of the free world trying to silence the press. i m wondering, too, what message that sends to other leaders and other to dictators around the world. . here s the problem, brooke. i work in the middle east where we sometimes are in very hostile environments in countries where the regime is hostile, where oftentimes people are sent out to do us harm or to threaten us,