have a conversation with israeli prime minister benjamin netanyahu sometime today as desperation grows in gaza with thousands now breaking into an aid warehouse, hungry, starving, taking flour and basic hygiene products there. netanyahu announcing this weekend they have entered this second phase of war as idf forces expand their attacks on gaza. welcome to fox news live, i m aishah hasnie in with mike. mike: i m mike emmanuel. the civil order breaking town in gaza as we enter the war s fourth week. we have fox team coverage with jennifer given at the pentagon, greg palkot and trey yingst in israel. trey, let s start with you for the latest on the ground operations in gaza. good afternoon. reporter: mike, good afternoon. the israelis continue their ground operations inside gaza, still describing this as an extended raid. but with we do know there are forces on the ground despite if it being nightfall. earlier today the we saw those israeli tanks and troops inside the strip
And that is going to wrap up this hour of msnbc live. Katie tur is going to take over. Its 11 00 a. M. Out west, its 2 00 p. M. In washington where it is day two of french president emanuel macron are meeting at the white house. Well see if that special relationship between macron and the president can change the president s mind on a host of issues, primarily the Iran Nuclear Deal. Even as the president hosted his french counterpart, mr. Trump was pressed on issues here at home. And at this afternoons joint Press Conference, it was his embattled pick to be the next secretary of Veterans Affairs. I havent heard of the particular allegations, but i will tell you, hes one of the finest people that i have met. Admiral jackson, dr. Jackson, hes a wonderful man. I said to him, what are you needed for . And as far as experience is concerned, the Veterans Administration which is approximately 13 million people, is so big, you koucould run the biggest Hospital System in the world that is small
he said that the way this ends is republicans need to put pressure on you to relent. that s not going to happen. i m doing it for not for the republican party. i m doing it for republicans and democrats and citizens of this country. this is a national security issue. it s a readiness issue. and we shouldn t kid ourselves. i think any member of the senate armed services committee knows that. and some of tuberville s republican colleagues can try to work behind the scenes with the senator to discuss potential alternatives, potential offramps, but so far to no avail. anderson? from massachusetts, seth moulton. he is a retired marine who served four combat tours in iraq and serves on the house armed services committee. we spoke just before air. congressman moulton, i appreciate you being here. now that the house has passed this amendment banning the pentagon from covering travel costs for out of state abortions will you vote in favor of the defense authorization act? no, he wil
you see the full timeline and the offramps and choices, the opportuniies where this now president trump follow it all, and it could end with giving the material back, instead of lying and claiming you gave the material back. this president who has become the federal defendant had those choices, and more than once, had chose the other, lying, allegedly criminal path. that s the timeline, because the story will matter if it s going to breakthrough to the public or jury, and michael steele knows something about story telling in this arena. we re back to discuss this together in 60 seconds. n 60 secs s with things she doesn t need. so she switched to verizon. and now, she has myplan. the first unlimited plan that lets her choose exactly what goes in it. now, she gets to pick only the perks she wants, and saves on every one.
that the russians, that stalin at the time was willing to sacrifice. putin is no different. it doesn t hurt him personally if he throws all of these people into the meat grinder. sanctions don t hurt him personally. the only thing he s got to be careful about is it going to cause enough disruption inside of russia that he is going have trouble controlling his own government and his own system there. so that will be very interesting to see as well. ambassador eisen, you don t see any offramps, do you? this could drag out for a long time, no? anderson, that s right. paradoxically, the desperation of putin, he has thrown those bodies at the ukrainians, and it s resulted in devastating carnage for russia. they re stalled now in bakhmut, in eastern ukraine. but paradoxically, that s forced putin to levee strikes against civilian targets, hospital, apartment buildings, crimes against humanity.