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in the situation room our top story this hour of the year long detention wall street journal, evan gershkovich, jailed by russia while doing his job as a journalist, the wall street journal, leaving most of its front page blank today too. hunter gershkovich and mark, a year of what it calls his stolen stories, stolen joys, stolen memories. tonight, president biden is vowing to continue you're working every day to secure gershkovich is released and the release of all americans held hostage or wrongfully detained abroad adding an eye putting now we are with you and we will never stop working to bring you home cnn spread pleitgen has more now on gershkovich's imprisonment and his fight for freedom no media allowed at evan gershkovich, its most recent court hearing in moscow, just this short clip by the court's press service. despite a year in russian jail, a defiance smile from the wall street journal reporter. no surprise his detention was extended yet. again through june 30, the us ambassador to russia ripping into the verdict, the accusations against evan are categorically untrue. they are not a different interpretation of certain stances. they are fiction >> evan gershkovich was arrested and charged with espionage a year ago while on assignment in yekaterinburg central russia gangs, >> i was motion domestic. >> i do not know if there are any other cases, but the allegations made by our intelligence services today, we're not related to his journalism. >> this is >> near scheduled the water street journal and gershkovich families strongly denied the allegations, work out the ballina ivanovo of the financial times, he is one of evans best friends >> and still keeps in regular contact with him, writing letters >> he's doing i'm well. he's absolutely staying strong. he not allowing himself to waller to get too upset by everything. in fact, he spends most of his time in letters to us trying to make us feel better. >> just coverage faces a jail sentence of up to 20 years if convicted but cnn has reported that gershkovich and former us marine paul whelan were part of a proposed prisoner swap with a now dead opposition leader, alexey navalny the russian president taunted on his reelection day that he approved a swap on the condition he'd get back a high-profile russian intelligence officer in prison for murder in germany, the diem krasikov, the person who spoke to me, had not finished his sentence yet. i said i agree, but unfortunately, what happened happened for those close to evan that means the waiting continues outcome uncertain when you see britain talk about it, and very clear terms. this is what they want to see happen that they are looking for a deal. just gives you hope that at some point this will this, but he will be a home. he needs to be home, needs to be back with his family, with his friends and you know wolff, the kremlin has once again confirm that there are contact between the united states and russia on a >> possible prisoner swap, but they also say these kinds of talks needs to happen in absolute silence. or it could prevent results from happening. wolf, fred flag, good reporting for us. thank you very much, fred and joining us now, polina, i've annova and pyotr sour. they're very close friends with evan gershkovich and fellow journalists who also reported alongside evan in russia before his detention paulina and pyotr, thank you so much. for being here our hearts go out to your good friend evan, that's hope we're all together with him sooner rather than later, pulling a you said that evans detention by the russians was a watershed moment in russia's increasingly brutal crackdown what does evans detention represent at this very solemn one year mark >> the most important thing is that it represents 365 days that evan has spent cut off from his family, from his friends, from doing the job that he loves to do. he's been an isolation for all of that time with so little contact with the outside world. so that really is the main thing that it represents for me, but it also for us it's 365 days without our best friend, without our colleague, someone that we've always relied on and love very daily than we haven't had him around and he needs to be home he certainly does need to be home immediately. pr tear a year ago, you were actually texting with evin about arsenal, the english soccer team. you both love when he stopped responding to you, you knew something was wrong now you write to him updating him and arsenal's games from prison. can you tell us more about your conversation? since with evan >> yes. so having a nice and each of the every week through the russian prison service evan is very curious how we're doing. and of course, we want to know how easy doing in there we talked a lot about arsenal, the team we both love and this is an arson is actually doing really well >> so >> it's a bittersweet moment for him because he's happy for the team at the same time is upset. of course, you can't see it for himself but those letters, they give me strength and i think they give him strength as well. >> that's so good. does give him strength polina, you also have exchanged letters with 11 over this past year and i know we actually managed to send you some flowers for your birthday. you just heard from him last week can you share polina a little bit more about what he said and how he is coping >> well, one thing we didn't talk about his arsenal. i'm afraid i don't know anything about that, but he's he's doing really well remarkable considering the circumstances he is so strong. he is very resilient and he writes about how he's doing the books he's reading the schedule that he keeps his routine and just how he keeps himself together and despite the isolation and how, far removed two is from all of us, we try and entertain him trying strikes him with some gossip here or describing what we're doing with our lives. one of the things that he really enjoys is when we'll all go to an event together, all of his friends and then we'll all describe the same event from different perspectives. and then he gets his whole 360 vision of something that he's missed out on. but makes them feel like maybe he was there it sounds as if he is like such a wonderful wonderful 32 year-old man i know you guys, ms him, very, very much pot or talk to us a little bit more about evan spirit while he's in this notoriously harsh russian prison yes. are you keeping up remarkably well, given the incredibly difficult circumstances, he's inside his jail for 23 hours a day. he's got one hour day dedicated walk around in the tiny court cell inside the jail as well. but it keeps his spirits up i tried to make a routine for himself keeps both reading mentally strong, but he also tries to keep physically strong by doing push-ups and sit-ups i think you understood early on its support to have a routine to biden wants to be tired and feel like he has done enough to feel like his days aren't wasted. and i'm incredibly proud of or how he's keeping in that for sure. >> good point paulina, the kremlin says, talks for a possible prisoner exchange are ongoing. give us your analysis. i know you've done a lot of reporting on this. how does putin, for example, view evans detention and does he have any incentive to release him? >> i think he does. i mean, this is something that gives us hope that putin and other russian officials speak about it very openly as something that this is a case where they hope to see, where they intend to work out a deal so and do an exchange. we've seen this kind of hostage diplomacy in the past. we've seen the detention of brittney griner, the exchange that happened after that so we're just hopeful that things follow a similar path. >> let's hope it, indeed pure terror. the top us hostage affairs official told cnn these next 90 days of evidence detention are critical for trying to work out a deal before his actual trial. you have hope you tear that evan could be freed in these next few months >> yes. we saw those comments and they do give us hope just this week, the kremlin also said that talks are ongoing us president joe biden today in a statement, said that he will do everything to get evan out. so we believe these 90 days are crucial. and i really do hope and we really hope that a deal will be made to get our friend back to where it belongs and also back to work evan is not just incredibly incredible person. he is an incredible journalist. and the world is missing out on is crucial reporting yeah, certainly, an insight into what time russia as something that's so important. >> yeah, good. go ahead yeah, go ahead >> no, i just yeah. just that it's the what he was doing was important for all of us, for our understanding of russia at a time of war and really, we owe him that and we, we owe him all the time that we can give to bring them home we were really uplifted by joe biden statement today, but just once again shows that the president feels very personally connected, i think to evan story. he spoke, he spoke in a statement about evans parents and his meeting with them. so that also gives us hope for, as you say, this really crucial a period of 90 days >> yeah, i want to ask each of you what's your message to evan right now and pulling let me start with you >> yeah >> it's hard i mean, just that the way here and we're working as hard as we can. i know he knows that i know that he knows that he's not forgotten by all of us and all of you and everybody who's following his case. so i just once a always remind him of that he's not alone in there. >> certainly isn't alone. and prt or what's your message to evan right now >> yeah, i haven't just keep going. >> the >> world knows you're innocent we all know your journalist we also know what will go to a friend you are and we will do everything will never stop working until you're out with us again here we have, of course, all of us stand with evan. he was doing his job as a journalist in russia country. he actually loved, loved the russian culture, loved everything about russia and all of a sudden the russian authorities detained him and it's now been one year since he's been held in prison. purity are sour or paulina ivan ova to both of you. thank you. you very much. when you're in contact through the letters with evan, please pass along our best wishes to him on behalf of all of our viewers here in the united states and around the world, thanks to both of you thank you. >> thank you very much. yeah, thanks. >> and coming up, breaking news at donald trump's attorneys now say prosecutors are trying to expand, his gag order in the hush money case we have details out a new filing that's just ahead. also ahead the war in gaza looming large over president biden fundraiser with former president obama and the three democrats handle the protests and how they plan to unite they're divided, pardon >> i won't be used in check. >> we hear nothing a >> space shuttle 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ambiguity whether that encompasses the judges daughter, i think the da is right to ask for clarification and let's not let the quibbling about the words of the existing order detract from how incredibly inappropriate and dangerous it is to single out the child adult child of a judge in this fashion >> important point. kristen holmes, you've done a lot of reporting on this. a federal judge, as you know, gave a very rare and extraordinary interview to cnn's kaitlan collins about the threats to judges. and that interview was last night watch this little extra >> that's very disconcerting to have someone making comments about a judge and it's particularly problematic when those comments or in the form of a threat especially if they're directed at one's family. i mean, we do these jobs because we're committed to the rule of law and we believe in the rule of law and the rule of law can only function an effectively when we have judges who are prepared to carry out their duties without the threat of potential physical harm. >> very strong words. is there a recognition katelyn from the trump team about the potential impact of his rhetoric well, the way that the trump team is phrasing it in this response that they've provided to the court is there defending >> him and they're saying that the gag order he wasn't about the court that that's not how donald trump would have interpreted it. and there also saying that what he is doing attacking the judges daughter by name, pointing out that she has worked for democratic cradock political campaigns. they're saying essentially that that is campaign speech. and so it should be protected. >> this is an argument that they >> have to make here because it's a bit different. then in his other cases, in his other cases, there is a case where he has a gag order that's been upheld by the federal appellate court in washington, dc this is another criminal case. and in that case, it's also says courts, staff, and families should not be commented on and he has not tried to go they're in that direction. he has not commented since that gag order was put in place about that, judge or her staff and so when you look at these gag orders and and the way they've been structured there in rungs witnesses get the most amount of protection, and then people who work on these cases, whether it's line prosecutors people from the fbi, investigators whose names we wouldn't know in the public or courts staff and their families. that's the next rung of protection. and then the public officials are treated a bit differently because their names are out there. and so this clarification requests trump's team says, this shouldn't have been about the judge. we don't believe it's about the judge, but there is still an open question of does the court order should or should have it even applied to the families to begin with it, it seems quite clear that protecting families and people whose names are not in the public spotlight is something one thing that was intentional behind the gag order when judge merchan put it on this case, let me get kristen into this christian, is there a recognition from the trump team about the potential impact of his rhetoric especially given what we heard from the judge last night no, there isn't we haven't heard any kind of feedback on that. in fact, donald trump has often leaned into this attacking judges, attacking prosecutors, attacking lawyers is all part of a larger strategy, which he has taken to really play this out in the court of public opinion, saying that they are all democrats, that they are intentionally putting him through this process because it's political persecution. one thing i want to add to what but caitlin was saying about why the lawyers would come forward and push back on this is because one of the things that we have learned is that donald trump is not posting to social media when it comes to these legal cases in a vacuum. and in fact, his lawyers have briefed them multiple times in these cases where there is a gag order on what exactly he can say telling him exactly how far he can go up to the line without crossing it likely in this case, he would have been briefed that he is not to go after the same long list here. the attorneys the court staff, the families of attorneys in courts. but not been briefed. anything on the judge, though you're seeing his legal team pushing back and in fact in some cases is legal team has actually gone through his social media posts before he has put them up but just to go back to this idea that donald trump is putting this on social media. does anyone essentially defend him or push back against this idea that he should be saying these kind of things online. anyone close to him? the answer is no. i mean, a lot of this is playing into his conservative base. some of this actually what he was accused singh the judges daughter of was stuff that came from a far right conservative social media post. so that is where he gets his information. much of the time i'm and that's also where he is repeating it to sort of echo chamber as he does try to whip up voters and supporters and surround him when these legal cases good point. >> the norm should the trump team be worried about the potential impact? if he is found to have violated, if he is found to have violated this gag order, attorney's office, nobody's ever seen well, i think given the ambiguity in the wording of the gag order, it's unlikely that he will be have found to have violated it. >> the more >> immediate question is, is the judge going to expand the gag order some of these statements that trump has made about the judge's daughter, lauren, have been false. it has been diff information things that she did not actually say about him >> and >> the pattern reminds me of his goading of judge and goren there. he didn't attack the judges daughter. this is the judge in the civil fraud case. he persistently attacked him the judge's female clerk, who 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covering this campaign closely, this mach-e tone of trump's seems to be at least to be a different tone than we saw in 2020. i mean, >> absolutely. and there's no doubt that it is different from 2020, but it's really been picking up from the president himself personally sort of taking some delight in going after donald trump. it seems, but if you think back to when donald trump first came on the scene in 2016? clinton campaign, mocked him in a different way and kind of dismissed him in 2020 biden tried to sort of ignore him. now, they are locked in to a fully trying to get in his head. i think by making fun of his weight, his image, how he golfs but also more than that really day by day by day. there's a crescendo of how the campaign is going after him. i'm not sure it matters if the end of the de to voters, but i think it's clear the biden campaign is trying to go directly after trump's psyche and things as well here to the extent that he's watching and we do know that he watches 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get under his skin, tried to get him to make a mistake particularly with all these four cases that are proceeding. but in addition to that, i mean, the thing that this money advantage gives is an opportunity to open field offices a higher field staff, and really have a solid ground game to talk to voters. >> and >> that early and often and particularly when you're trying to recreate and broadened the coalition that he put together in 2020. so that's part of their strategy. and this monday advantaged gives them an opportunity to do that early and have much more frequent conversation patients with voters. >> the point dina scott jennings, the biden campaign is clearly making a direct appeal right now to nikki haley's supporters in a new digital ad. let me play it for our viewers. listen to this good brand. i call it thinky haley has made an unholy alliance with rhinos, never trumpers americans four no prosperity to sitting elect >> she's gone crazy. she's a very angry person. how do you bring these nikki haley voters back into the text? i'm not sure we need to manage so what. do you think. is this something that should worry the trump campaign >> well, i've been of the opinion that there weren't too many nikki haley voters that were good able for donald trump in the first place. >> i will say though, >> i do know some republicans who prefer that trump not be the nominee, we're now really conflicted about what to do and they're not as interested in what donald trump was saying about nikki haley, they're more understood. there. >> how a gas they are at the way joe biden has conducted himself in office. and so they're really torn right now. so just the raw numbers of it. i think a lot of haley's supporters were already never trumpers, didn't vote for him in 2020, some democrats they're gone. it trump's not going to get those people back. >> and >> so i really ultimately think we're dealing with a pretty small number here, frankly, for trump, what's more important for him is to dig into biden's working class coalition of which you see emerging in some of the polling right now >> yeah, it's interesting. i care in the biden team clearly has this nikki haley had we just saw clip. but as political as jonathan barton is pointing out, they aren't necessarily according much of the antitrust of gop vote right now, let me put up a quote from the article, senators susan collins of maine, mitt romney of utah, todd young of indiana, bill cassidy louisiana. lisa murkowski, alaska, all said the same. they've not heard from biden. is that a mistake? >> well, a couple of things i would say on that. >> i >> suspect they will at some point here from the campaign. but as these things go, those tend to be conversations that are had over a period of time before for you, you can't just expect you're going to pick up the phone and get those endorsements right away. and there's still quite a bit of legislative business that they're still trying to get down. the other thing that i wanted to just quickly mention about that haley add it's not just that he's insulting haley voters. he's insulting women. his attacks on her. this is some of some of donald trump's greatest hits calling her birdbrain he talked about megyn kelly and divisive ways in 2016, and we've heard him denigrate women time and time and time again, starting in 2018 when i was working on number of senate races, we started to hear from voters, particularly suburban women who trump's still has trouble with. >> they didn't >> like that kind of talk even today in a piece that john king aired, you could hear people saying they don't like that mean they don't like some of that language. and so i think that's going to be a real advantage for joe biden. >> important point as well, guys. thank you very, very much. just ahead, we'll talk to a surgeon who is now just back from a gaza hospital, with very disturbing economy so injured children in agony >> i'm going to fight this war and when it house of 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what an impossible shot brought to you by comcast business. find the plan that's right for you at trust and whale.com. >> i'm arlette saenz at the white house this the washington post reports that the biden administration has quietly just signed off on the >> transfer of billions of dollars in additional bombs and fighter jets to israel. this despite mounting domestic pressure on president biden and deep concerns and expected israeli military offensive in southern gaza could endanger the lives of hundreds of thousands of people. this arms package reportedly includes 2000 pound bombs that have been linked to previous mass casualty events in this conflict. scenes on the ground in gaza right now, already very disturbing. a british surgeon has spent years volunteering in gaza's hospitals has just returned with horror stories. dr. nick maynard last week told the united nations that he was not remotely prepared for what he saw on his latest visit to gaza in december and january i saw things at al-aqsa hospital, which i still wake up at night thinking about one child alone never forget had burned so bad, you could see her facial bones. there was no morpheme to give her. so not only was she inevitably going to die, but she would die in agony. and what maybe it even worse that there was no effort to go and die. so she was just left on the floor of the nursing department >> dr. nick baer and his joining us now, dr. mayner, thank you very much for joining us. you said you're recent trip to the al-aqsa hospital in gaza was the worst thing you've seen in your 35-year medical career? >> tell us >> more about what you witnessed there >> yes. thank you very much for asking me on it was i saw injuries. i saw patients the like of which i would never have expected to have seen the sheer volume of trauma that came in. people who had suffered almost all of them from bad explosive injuries. of course, most of them were killed at the scene of the bomb. but those that came in, we sometimes had dozens upon dozens coming in at once, often two or 324 hour period. and the sheer volume virtually broke the system there it was impossible to triage the patients. we had such severe injuries that it was almost lottery at times as to who could get treated because there are so many of them. >> on your last day at the hospital were told a missile attack blew open the wall of the icu in the intensive care unit while you were in surgery, just how much of attacks near gaza's hospitals disrupted urgent medical care >> at almost completely. so we, that we had two more days to go at our hospital. we had to withdraw that afternoon once the missile had hit, the intensive care unit. and of course once all the foreign doctors left the msf team left as well, many of the local dr. left then the hospital rapidly became disabled, and that has happened to the vast majority of the hospitals within the gaza the strip that they've been targeted, they'd been attacked many healthcare workers have been killed. many health workers have been abducted. and there are barely any fully functioning hospitals left in the gaza strip. >> i know dr. maynard, you also worked at another hospital, the al-shifa hospital? many times before this current war, it's now been under siege as you know, for 12 straight days. as israel says, it's fighting, hamas militants, there, what concerns that this raised for you? >> yeah. i mean, it seems to be >> happening exactly as happened in october, november, the shifa hospital, which became completely disabled and then some of the doctors started working again. it has now i've spoken to a great friend of mine who's a surgeon there in the last 48 hours and it is it's unspeakable. what is happening there? the hospital has now stopped functioning, but there are still patient's left there. and i think it's important to say and all the years i've been in gaza and worked at schieffer and other hospitals i have never and i can only speak for my own experience. i have never seen any evidence of any hamas militants in the hospital and indeed the two weeks i was working at al-aqsa hospital, there were no signs of any hamas militants. so it seems to me, and what i've witnessed is there as a direct targeting of the whole infrastructure of the healthcare system in gaza >> dr. nick maynard, thank you very much for joining us >> thank you very much for asking me and coming up. i will take a closer look at the epicenter of the border crisis here in the united states and arizona crossing dealing with an overwhelming surge in migration plus a cnn exclusive are rare interview from a sitting federal judge, warning of donald trump's attacks on the judiciary get your viewing glasses ready, eclipse across america, april 8 and one on cnn >> this one might my when it's time for an update or complete remodel, rebirth is with you every step of the way. is >> this going to be ready to fight for the baby >> from design and products? she removal and installation, check 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