On this hour of ayman, more and more republicans want trump to lose the election to get their party back, but is it that simple? and a quest for accountability after an american activist was shot to death in the occupied west bank. Why her family is rejecting a proposal from the biden administration. And we have a doozy for the worst of the week matchup. It is holocaust revisionism versus hypocrisy and my panel is here to help me get through it. Let s do it. We begin this hour with a tale of two gop factions fighting over the future of their party. In one corner it is republicans who publicly want trump gone. In the other corner, republicans too cowardly to admit it. Let s start with former republican vice president dick cheney who made shockwaves this week when he announced he would vote for vice president kamala harris over donald trump. Cheney justified his support saying in our nations history there has never been an individual who is a greater threat to our republic than donald tr
suspect s journals. i think they confirm what everybody suspected. when i got the call from the police shortly after it happened on late saturday night and my first reaction of course is an attack at a rabbi s house, this sounds like a case of violent anti-semitism. now that the search warrant revealed he was in possession of journals with anti-semitic attacks, it tell us what the intentions were. he hadars of david and phrases t implying something about jewish genocide and jews stole from other what he called israelites. a number of troubling statements that reveal to us that he was acting with an anti-semitic motive. what do you make of his family saying he has no known history of anti-semitism and his lawyer saying there wasn t
here we are, home grown everywhere. play the biggest role in the world. in happy monday, everybody. sandra: domestic terrorism, that is how a new york governor andrew cuomo is it describing an attack during a hanukkah celebration and a rabbi s home. five people stabbed leaving the jewish community stunned amid a wave of anti-semitic attacks here in new york city. good morning, i m sandra smith. i am eric shawn in for bill hemmer this morning. that suspect has been captured and when he was, he was covered in blood and he was arraigned on five counts of attempted murder. his family says he does have a history of mental illness and is not a member of any hate group. new york city police department, lawmakers are denouncing the attack as part of what they say it s a disturbing trend. you have to change the laws
insurgency in the history of warfare. 85% of the people reject the taliban. and they want no part of power sharing in a democratic government. why is that? they couldn t even win a single district. they couldn t even get one person, that s how unpopular these people are we ve got to keep our focus on that. what we want is a stable and secure afghanistan and we want to continue with a democratic form of government that has been in place now for the better part of a decade then of course, we want as much as possible a secure afghanistan and we do not want the al qaeda and isis to be able to have a safe haven from which they can attack the united states as took place on 9/11. that is the reason why we are in afghanistan and that s the reason for 18 years that we have prevented that attack from taking place again and we have to stay focused on what the mission is. the mission is to protect the american people at home. sandra: great to have you on this morning, appreciate your
we must all come together to fight, confront, and eradicate the evil scourge of anti-semitism. but the suspects family says this is not what it seems saying he has both a long history of mental illness and hospitalizations writing he has no known history of anti-semitism and was raised in a home which embraced and respected all religions and bail was set at $5 million. sandra: jacqui heinrich, thank you. of eric: that was not the only attack this weekend. meantime in texas, another person was critically injured after a gunman walked into a baptist church and open fire on worshipers at sunday morning services. things could have been much worse had it not been for two members of the church, parishioners and their pews jumped into action and opened fire on the gunmen. this church had its own security team, they were well trained. the heroism today is on harold.