Im Boris Sanchez in washington, d. C. Alongside Anderson Cooper in tel aviv. We begin this afternoon with the Israeli Government confirming some of the most disturbing reports that have surfaced in the wake of the hamas terrorist attacks this weekend. The Prime Ministers Office says that babies and toddlers were found decapitated in the Small Community of kfar aza. Thats the kibbutz where Israeli Defense forces say that hamas butchered civilians, though hamas denies it attacked children. The unprecedented atrocities have put months of Bitter Division within the Israeli Government on pause. They have now formed an Emergency Unity government and war cabinet and in a few hours the u. S. Secretary of state will be in israel to meet with senior officials. Anderson . Boris, here in israel 300,000 reservists have amassed near the border with gaza, signaling a possible Ground Invasion could be imminent. Overnight the first shipment of u. S. Munitions arrived here in israel, that of course to b
Were going to continue our breaking news live coverage of this. I wanted to amplify for you what andrea was just telling you about the Wadirector Comey former Director Comey found out about this, the New York Times account of this is just stunning. He was addressing a group of fbi employees in los angeles when the television in the background flashed the news that he had been fired. In response, mr. Comey laughed. He said he thought it was a fairly funny prank. And then his staff started securing around in the background, told mr. Comey that he should step into a nearby office. Mr. Comey stopped addressing the group. He proceeded to shake hands with the employees he had been speaking to and he stepped into a side office where he confirmed that he had been fired. At that point, he had not heard from the white house. Shortly after that, rachel,
after all of that, its been on television, a letter from the president was delivered to the fbis headquarters just 7 blocks from the white house,
at in a far less eloquent way, kori. he called out and he saw the dark forces in the republican party so much earlier than anybody else. he saw the palin pick not at a shock level of what it sort of represented as a, you know, whatever it was, a sensation. he saw the dark forces under it that lifted her up and animated it. talk about his concerns for the country after from that moment through january 6th. colin powell was an establishment republican. he believed in guardrails and norms and institutional constraints. he once told me that what made him a pretty good chairman of the joint chiefs of staff was that he had spent a year working in the office of management and budget, and so he knew what the military looked like to the rest of the government, which was the people who got all the money
today. . for the audience s perspective on. this is what she was doing was something that has never happened before. no one would ever dream no member of the house would ever dream of doing that kind of thing. the shock level that anyone who has been around there would ve experienced and seeing that is almost indescribable. it is indescribable and it is disrespectful. i am someone who believes in talking to my colleagues on the other side of the aisle. many of them are my close friends but what bothered me wasn t anything. it was the hatred. it s that anger that we see dividing us as a country. it was there on the capitol steps. she was very much trying to disrupt another colleague, disrupt a press conference, with a lot of my colleagues. you treat each other with respect. and civility. it is not right. i you know, i do want children to watch this or other people to think that you should yell at
the steps of the capitol today. i don t want to belabor this. but for the audience s perspective on this, what she was doing is something that has never happened before. i mean, no one would ever dream of doing no member of the house would ever dream of doing that kind of thing. so the shock level that anyone who has been around there would experience just in seeing that is almost indescribable. it is indescribable. it s disrespectful. i feel in talking to my colleagues on the other side of the aisle, many my close friends backup. but what bothered me more than anything was the hatred. and it s the anger we see dividing us as a country. it was there on the capitol steps. she was very much trying to disrupt another colleague, disrupt a press conference with a lot of my colleagues. you just you treat each other with respect and civility. it s not right. i you know, i don t want