would know that i went into great detail. great detail. i would like to acknowledge great detail. i would like to acknowledge that - great detail. i would like to acknowledge that and - great detail. i would like to acknowledge that and i - great detail. i would like to acknowledge that and i do | acknowledge that and i do recognise that. acknowledge that and i do recognise that. thank you. it is important recognise that. thank you. it is important we recognise that. thank you. it is important we challenge i recognise that. thank you. it l is important we challenge both sides in this conflict. let s return to your side, let s get back to the language being used by your own prime minister who just last month used these words to describe the tigray people s liberation front. he called them a cancer, he described them as weeds, a disease and said that they will be removed from our country. as attorney general in a climate where there are accusations of ethnic cleansing, war crimes
are living in. the president lacked off of a continent and i think our friends did this morning. this lawyer that johnny turley doing his best to argue a narrow narrow, he and - if you step back the day has been a day for the democrats. and the professors who were there as witnesses called. yeah, nicole. first and for most for the president at the nato meeting. do you know how little respect you must have for boris johnson to laugh at you. we had the collection of war leaders sitting, oh my god, this guy is so ridiculous. that s indicative of how problematic for the president regardless of what he may want to say across the board. if you are being impeached at
breaking news, we re following the vote counting in israel where prime minister benjamin netanyahu is trying to hang on to power. exit polls are projecting a close result. let s go to cnn s orren lieberman joining us. we know we need to read the exit polls with certain caution. but what are you hearing at this hour right reporter: all three exit polls from the main tv stations in israel project this race is too close to call. and it is a race that not only israelis are watching and the main candidates, benjamin netanyahu and his rival former chief of staff benny gantz but war leaders because netanyahu has been on that world stage for so long. especially, of course, president trump who considers netanyahu a best friend and closest allies when it comes to international relationships. all polls suggest it is a close race one with a tie and the other two suggests that gantz
anniversary of the end of world war i. this weekend he gathered scores of war leaders including president donald trump to pay tribute with him. i talked to him about his relationship with trump, ability about the great war and whether there is a danger of discord and miscalculation and tragedy, about the rise of populism and how he is fighting it at home and abroad and about his plan to make france great again. but first here is my take. when confronting bad news these days many of us toeend to assum it is a bump on the road. president obama was fond of invoking the famous quote. it bends towards justice. could we be wrong in assuming
fighting for justice, for equality. to help, as mark said, the little guy. and he wanted to continue that. that s his legacy. that s his legacy. fighting for the united states, for what we represent to the world. and it s really interesting how many people how many war leaders are commending john s life and legacy because he touched people around the world. so the bell is tolling for all of us. bill cohen, let me just say, the one world leader who has not commented in full, other than one tweet and an instagram that showed his own picture, not john mccain s is donald trump. and bill cohen, what about that, and the fact that the flag over the white house is back at half-staff, which is a violation of all protocol for a week of morning. it s not at half-staff. that s part of the problem. i mean back at full staff i should have said. i ve been on your program a