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now >> what i think what you saw yesterday last night until a viva and what we saw today in jerusalem >> i don't want to go too >> far and i want to be careful, but it could be a real turning point when it comes to israeli public opinion about the war and about benjamin because many political observers thought that those demonstrations will happen long ago. two months ago, three months ago after this shock seventh, but it didn't it didn't happen. it didn't happen because people felt that it wasn't the right time that the country was inward, that hundreds of thousands of israeli it's mainly reservist. were in the front >> and now you >> see how this sort of desperation that was the took place over the last few months turning to anger and exploded yesterday and today, it is still a question. where is it going to go? it's going to get bigger or is just going to stay as it is right now? but in any case, what we saw yesterday and today is unprecedented since october 7. >> yeah, it's a good point. we have seen anger and flashpoints of protests even going back to before october 7 with how the judicial system is being handled in israel. but of course, is this the beginning of a new point? we will have to see if it leads to any long-term change we've also been looking at netanyahu's message today in regards to the us, israel dynamic and his message today, of course, saying they're going into rafah, no matter essentially what the united states thinks about it. and i'm curious for you what do you think that says about the current dynamic between israel and the us right now >> well, then m is two between israel and the us is in one word, it's good in towards, it's not good >> and i think >> we saw that today and over the last few weeks and attorney out today, i think i don't want to treat the issue of rafah in a way it doesn't sound serious enough >> but >> let's go over the facts. this was the fourth time in the last two months than the netanyahu said that he approved the operation in rafah. >> okay >> if you >> want to go in an operation, you go in an operation. you don't say four times that you approve the operation, but it still hasn't happened. and i think it tells you a lot and it tells you a lot about netanyahu's domestic political problems and how he's trying to divert attention from a lot of other stuff with this shiny object of rafat. and he said, rafat were talking about rafat. but on the ground nothing is happening regarding the operation >> yeah yeah. >> look, while all of is happening at the center of all this, we've still been monitoring whether there is a potential for any type of ceasefire-hostages exchanges. it's been really the center point of a lot of the high level negotiations, including in cairo. and i'm curious from your perspective, what is your sense of the talks in cairo and any outlook on a potential deal at this point, at least the latest version of what one would be so these red negotiation team is dealing cairo is still hasn't come back to israel. the israeli war cabinet had a relatively short meeting, like an hour and-a-half or earlier. today and it is still the bottom line is that it is still unclear whether it will be possible to break the logjam. the main issue that is the main sticking point in those talks is the hamas demand that israel will basically we draw from this area in the middle of the gaza strip that divides the enclave into two parts. and prevents people from going from the south back the north. israel is willing to allow some gradual return from the south to the north, but it does not agree, at least at the moment, we draw from this coy door and the main thing the israeli cabinet needs to decide is whether it agrees to this demand by hamas because it seems that at the moment if israel does not agree and hamas takes to its position, which is the case, right now, there's not gonna be a deal. >> yeah. and look on any on any version of a deal, i think it's important to also remind folks it's not like they're negotiating for the end of the war at this point, it almost is really for what the next phase of any type of room between the two sides would be. and look, i'm going ask you what may be an impossible question here, but let's say you get to a deal here for any sort of ceasefire. what is the long prognosis here for any type of end at this point so i think that everything you said is true >> okay. but still, once he go into let's say there is a deal and you go into this six temporary ceasefire six weeks of ceasefire is not nothing. that's a lot of time >> the previous >> ceasefire was a week now we've talked about six weeks to go back from a six-week ceasefire to a full scale operation in rafah. that's a very, very, very complicated thing. and everybody knows it. nobody wants to say it. everybody knows that. therefore even though a hostage deal doesn't mean the war ends, it so it doesn't mean that the war continues after those six weeks of ceasefire >> yeah. and it could provide some >> real inroads for humanitarian aid as opposed to just a large portion of airdrops that we've been seeing to this point, which have merits on arguments for whether they're truly effective or not. i wanted to touch on this before before we go the wall street journal has a story out today on the us expanding its intelligence sharing with israel and the aftermath of october 7, with some officials reportedly concerned that american supplied information is contributing to civilian deaths what's your read on those concerns among us officials? is that dynamic that you've been hearing some of your reporting >> i haven't heard about such concerns, and i have to say at least from my knowledge, i don't think the israeli air force or the israeli military it's really dependent on us intelligence when it comes to its airstrikes in gaza with all due respect intelligence when it comes to gaza for the last 20 years or 30 years, israel took the lead in the intelligence relationship between the us and israel. israel the lead on gaza and the us capabilities are again, they're there are capabilities, but they're not advanced as the israelis have. therefore, i'm not so sure that us intelligence is what was driving israeli airstrikes in gaza yeah. >> well, brock ravid, thank you for coming on as always. always appreciate the conversation >> thank you >> of course >> still ahead. the house gop's razor thin majority is getting even smaller with another lawmaker set to leave congress when it tell you how that could impact speaker mike johnson job and what gets passed in congress. plus pope francis calls for a ceasefire in gaza during his easter address, we're going to have more on his health and his message. this holy holiday, you're on the cnn newsroom erin burnett outfront week nights at seven odd cnn. >> what's the greatest invention of all time, new hands-free sketcher slip ends. you just slip in and they're on. it's like they have an invisible building ten shoe horn. so your foot slides into place without bending down or touching your shoes, then the heel pillow technology keeps your foot coffee and secure andrey sketch your slip-ups >> it only takes a second for an every day item to become dangerous. tide pods, child guard pac helps keep your laundry pacs in a safe place, and your child safer to close twist until it clicks. tide pods, child guard packaging when i was diagnosed with hiv, i didn't know who i would be, but here i am being me. >> keep being you and ask her health care provider about the number one prescribed hiv treatment big tardy, because rv is a complete one pill once a day treatment used for hiv in many people, whether you're 18 or any with one small pill, pick derby fights hiv to help you get to undertake to both and stay there. whether you're just starting or replacing your current treatment. research shows that taking hiv treatment as prescribed and getting and staying undetectable prevents transmitting hiv through sex. serious side effects can occur, including kidney problems and kidney failure, rare life threatening side effects include a buildup of lactic acid and little problems to not take battarbee if you take dofetilide i'd or rifampin, tell your health care provider about all the medicines and supplements you take. if you are pregnant or breastfeeding, or if you have kidney or liver problems, including hepatitis, if you have hepatitis b and that stuff taking victory without talking to your health care provider common side effects or diarrhea, nausea, and headache, no matter where life takes you, big tar we can go with you, talk to your health care provider today. >> okay. yeah, we got orders. come starting is never easy, but starting at eight months pregnant, that's a different story. i couldn't slow down. we were starting a business from the ground up people were showing up left and right. and so did our business needs the chase, a car made it easy. when you go for something big like this, your kid said it and they believe they can do the same, arena unlimited 1.5% cash back on every purchase the chase anc business, some of them guard, make more of what's yours >> mr. clean magic eraser powers through tough message >> so it makes it look like i spent hours cleaning. >> no, i didn't next my running shoe looked like new. >> it's amazing >> wow >> makes it look like i don't have kids at all >> it's so good. mix a look like magical powers. with 80% less scrubbing mr. clean magic eraser makes cleaning easy, also available in sheets >> hey, there brenda. >> it's carroll. exactly. >> so which like are we operating on? 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i mean, it does this, help trump in a general election sense politically, what are we looking at here? >> well, it's the same hole. i think his people like it, obviously. does it help him with regular people are independence, are folks who are trying to decide what to do in this election probably not, but he's never really cared all that much about that. most of what he communicates is fan service. and when you write things in all caps and when you share these kinds of things, it's fan service to his hardest core audience >> yeah >> and joe, i want to bring you in on this because i think the contrasting eastern message is in some ways, or themes of how both have tried to run the campaign. but i think the question from joe biden's perspective is, how do you counter some of what have been much more strong word at a much more emotional poles from the former president trump. that seemed to at least rile up a good portion of the current republican base. >> i agree with that. it has rile them up. i think you do exactly what he did today, calling for unity, talking about bringing people together. because this election will be decided on turnout and turn up particularly in the suburbs with independent voters and what were formerly republicans are now this little swale because of the former republican party, the non trumpers >> you look at an ad he did this week, which is now explicitly going after voters who voted for nikki haley in the primary. so that's what they need to do. and i think the other thing that it hurts trump is there is a lack of enthusiasm about president biden the monday democratic core voter, but this fires them up this fire them up into thousand 20, and we'll fire up again. so it's on-brand, but it's a bad strategy. >> yeah. and scott, obviously a portion of this is look, trump is facing a number of trials this year. some of them that which may go to trial this year, but we know at least one and a couple of weeks here and he has gone on offense against the judge, against the legal system even before this. in regards to describing merrick garland in the justice system. but but from your respective where where's he going with this? what is the point of attack in the judicial system and the way that he has done either politically or otherwise well i would say there's probably two things going on inside his head. number one is he's enraged that he thinks he's been indicted unfairly. and he's lashing out at the people he thinks are responsible. but number two, his whole brand is i'm going to fight the system. i'm going to fight the institutions. i'm going to fight back against the elites who are trying to take away your voice. that's his message to his core audience. and so all of this i think is in service to both, both of those things >> yeah. >> i want to ask you separate topic, but i want to ask you both about a controversy surrounding republican congressman from michigan, who in the town hall videos making the rounds online, appeared to suggest nuclear weapons should be used in gaza the michigan congressman isn't seen on the video, but you can hear him making the comments. we have a clip, but we wanna know the video appears to have been distributed online by a person affiliated with the democratic advocacy group. here it is. >> we shouldn't be spending a dying when you measure it shouldn't be like nike years wallberg office released the transcript of the video and reaction to his distribution and also issued a statement insisting he wasn't >> advocating for using nuclear weapons, saying and part quote, i used a metaphor to convey the need for both israel and ukraine to win their wars as swiftly as possible. joe, is that how you saw it >> well, i don't i don't think so. and i think any fair minded person would say that he was wrong to say its offensive on so many levels. it's not worth going through it >> but the fact of the matter is >> this is trump's party. this is how they speak this, is what they advocate, advocate. and their voters are very happy with this kind of rhetoric and that just says something about what trump has done to transform the party and scott, i'll ask you the same question, but also does appear or i'm curious if you think that there is a >> want for those in the republican side to end our aid to ukraine to end our involvement, whether through eight or otherwise in israel. so i'll to start with the first part do you see this as a metaphor is what the congressman said >> and >> we just lost scott there. and do we have joe or now? all right. joe and we have scott back >> all right. >> hey, i thought you were duck in me. i was like all right >> but what what would you want it we want to know. anything you want >> yeah. yeah. i was i just wanted you react action to the michigan congressmen sound and whether you think there is actually a real concern to end what's happening in ukraine and israel as quickly as possible among republican voters? >> i sound like >> a stupid flippant remark to me congressman, don't have their finger on the button, i guess in this case. thank goodness so it's not a it's not a serious comment and so in response to something joe said, though actually disagree a little bit with his point about how maga talks and how trump thing trump is actually in a lot of his supporters have actually moved the party in a lot more dovish direction. i mean, they they have in some ways become a lot of anti-war rhetoric and keep us out of wars. we didn't have wars when trump was in. now the world's in chaos so when you listen to trump supporters these days, you actually hear them talking about no war, no war and so that kind of >> commentary is actually a little bit in my opinion, out of step with what you hear from the people who are i would say the most ardent trump supporters out there joe, i'll give you a chance to respond to that if you'd like >> i mean, i don't disagree it so you know, it's been the aid has been held up to ukraine by republicans and they, i think the point i was trying to make is outrageous, is good. say anything that divides the american people. so it, because that's how trump thinks he can get elected and we saw the contrast today on easter sunday and i want to go to capitol hill real quick before before we go here, because republican congressman mike gallagher says he's going to resign in april that of course, shrinks the gop majority and after of course, colorado republican ken buck also made an early exit from coress this month. so we're down to a 217 to two-thirds teen majority republicans really can only lose one vote to pass legislation if everyone's there. >> scott how does >> this change the way johnson leads here? >> well, i mean, i would i would maybe tell you it changes it somewhat, but does it really i mean, the reality is taking one away from what he's already got, which is basically an ungovernable conference i mean, he's still on the same problem. the problem is there's a handful of people in his conference that want to wield their authority over the rest of the us house of representatives. they already throughout one speaker, one of them, marjorie taylor greene is threatening to try to get rid of johnson. and so he's in this situation where he's in charge of a majority. it's not actually a majority. i mean, effectively you have three parties in the house, two of them are loosely combined in a coalition government right now and one of them is constantly threatening to walk away. i mean, it i wouldn't wish it on anybody. it's a miserable kind of thing to try to lead. i think johnson's gotten some things done miraculously in some cases, his next big test is going to be putting the ukraine aid on the floor, which a lot which has bipartisan support. if you put it on the floor today, but get over 300 votes, he needs to get that done. but obviously this is going to enrage this sliver of his conference that the wants to be in constant rebellion >> we will >> see what happens, felt like we were just getting started, but i got to leave it there. scott jennings, joe la carte appreciate you both for being here. >> thank you all right. meanwhile, king >> charles is back in the public eye attending easter service and windsor for the first time since his cancer diagnosis, we have the latest on his health coming up and the untold story of that mish of the mission that changed spaceflight for ever the new cnn originals series, space shuttle columbia, the final flight premieres next sunday and 09:00 p.m. on cnn. we'll be right back we're, here to get your side of the store >> don't ms a single scandal, why do we keep ending up here? 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them anymore. >> the >> princess of wales didn't attend a she receives a role in treatment for cancer, but that was expected as she also spends time with their children during the school holidays. >> we hope that you will understand that as a family, we now need some time, space and privacy while i complete my treatment, it's an unprecedented time for the royal family with two senior royals sidelines due to serious illness, leaving only a handful of working royals to carry out public duties queen camilla has shouldered much of the load in charles's absence, prince william is expected to resume public engagements in mid-april, but it's been a strain on the system. >> king charles, i really wanted to have a slim down monarchy when he took, took on the throne, but he never could have anticipated it, slimming down to where it is now and there's, also a matter of trust. the statement by the princess of wales diffuse a frenzy of conspiracy theories about her health and whereabouts. but there are lingering questions about a digitally altered photo of catherine and the children and concerns that the palace isn't being transparent enough. media cameras were invited to film the events rather than in-house media teams behind the scenes, the king has been carrying out meetings and continuing his work has had a state as both he and catherine continue their cancer treatments o'mara most significant about today really is that the king was confident enough to go speak to members of the public and shake their hands up until now, his doctors have been advising him not to do that. so it's certainly shows his recovery is going pretty well. he looked in good spirits at least and so did the queen omar. >> all right. thank you. max foster. appreciate the reporting coming up next. a major phone carrier breach exposing the personal information of millions of americans. we're going to explain and coming up >> space shuttle columbia up the final flight premieres next sunday at nine and cnn this is not. just another e glass because it evolves with you and adapts is the first ii made just for you this is not just design because you're ii class, it adapt, it recognizes, understands you that power shoe energizes you feel it devolves with you. >> the new iq class >> now at t professionally installs google nest products, >> you're all set on the system. we should go with the most trusted >> name and home security as the intelligence so of google. and you have a home with no worries brought to you by adt cracked windshield schedule would say flight and will come to you to fix it. this customer was enjoying her morning walk. we texted her when we were on our way and see in track us and see exactly when we derive a few moment. we came to her with service that fit her schedule. you must be pascal and less to meet you we got right to work with the replacement. she could trust. we come to you for free scheduled now for free mobile service at safe flight.com, gave me pay here's the flight be placed >> i'm surely and i lost 75 pounds of gallo. i went from moos 22 sides, six before i go low or nothing seemed to work, i was exercising for over an hour every day. it was really discouraging that gold was so easy, the weight just falls off i've never once had to wait for insurance to approve a test or proven medication, you didn't have to worry about any of those things. thanks to the donations and our family is forever grateful because it's completely changed our lives >> it's a new day. >> one we're our shared values propel us towards a more secure future through august of partnership built upon cutting-edge american, australian, and british technologies we'll develop state-of-the-art next generation that build something stronger together. as securing dickey peace and prosperity for america and our allies. we are going forward and forward together >> when you're a small business owner, your to do list can be a lot that's why progressive makes it easy to save with a commercial auto vote online. so you can take on all your other two dues or you did see if you could say that progressive commercial.com >> freeze dryness breakage, new dove ten in one serum hair mask with peptide complex fortifies hair bonds at a molecular level, helps reverse ten times and damage in one minute, keep living. we'll keep repairing >> can the riva support your brain health? 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>> absolutely should be concerned. this is a very significant haq, as you said, it's evolves over 70 million people. this is the nation's largest cellular carrier and the kind of information that was made available about two weeks ago on the dark web was really serious. it was the names, addresses, phone numbers, emails, social security information, and even date of birth for many of their at&t customers. so that's really serious because once a bad guy has that a criminal has that information perhaps they could pose, as you and call up one of your bank account that's her health accounts claimed you lost your password and you reset it by validating their identity using the stolen social security number or birth date or whatever. so this is quite a serious issue. >> yeah, a lot of that is definitely verification level data as opposed to just just a password that you might guess, which again, we've got those two-step verifications for a reason. now, look, telecom companies have been hacked before. is there something that makes them, especially good targets here? is it just the range of data that they operate with? >> exactly. it's like that old saying when the bank robber was asked, why do you rob banks? because that's where the money is. so any hacker who is both skilled enough and lucky enough to get inside a telecom company is going to find a digital treasure chest. the information that's available there will be large in numbers telecom companies handle tens of millions of people when t-mobile was hacked to last year they had a data breach affecting tens of millions of their customers. and the information is, of course, quite significant as we've said, it's all the kind of information used to verify your identity now, many of these companies to be sure, don't necessarily, necessarily have lax security practices. the at&t in this particular case, i think this is important to say hasn't said whether the data which they admit is at&t customer data came from at&t itself or whether it came from one of their vendors? that of course would be also of concern >> and look you touched one here because i think it's really important that all of these, all of these telecom companies, or at least a company at this scale. their defenses around this have to be essentially impeccable and erase where there are folks who are constantly trying to break air defenses, and they go back and forth until the end of time how delicate is that? is that race? is that balance for a company like at&t? i guess my question is, what is the magnitude of work that needs to be done to actually prevent something like this from happening. >> well, that of course is the question. i mean, there's some good news and bad news there. i mean, the reality is that for the past, what decade or two, we've been racing to put all of our lives and digital form. so it's all up in there in the cloud, or it's on a company's computers and there's tremendous benefits to be gained from having all that information be digitally we accessible on our cell phones or laptops. but the consequences that we haven't paid enough attention over the past decade or two to the vulnerabilities and risks that are created both by cybercriminals teenage hackers, as well as nation states like a china, north korea, russia, who are out to get this kind of information on americans. ultimately, we're going to have to move past passwords were going to have to move toward greater use of two-factor authentication. possibly some biometric identifications, and get to a system that's much, much more secure both for the individual user and the companies themselves. but that's expensive and that's a long way off >> yeah. and quickly before we go, if at&t has notified you that your information has been compromised, i mean, what is the first thing that you should be doing here? 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>> yeah. this was the regional important when it was the case for five of the six games they played here this weekend. it was just that fifth one that they finally figured it out. someone took a tape measure out. it's just unbelievable that at this level that's allowed to happen and texas, which lost the game, the coach said afterward, he said, i'm sorry to have to say this, but a lot of my colleagues would tell you only and when yemen's hoops only and women's basketball, the ncw still has a long way to go and the way that they treat these women, especially as this tournament has become so popular, there is no excuse for the fact that the women playing it don't get the same benefits was only a few years ago that the women's tournament was able to use the term march madness i want you to let that sink in the ncw is own women's basketball tournament, wouldn't allow the women to use the term march madness because that was for the menn apparently making sure that the court is the proper dimensions is still for the menn two, and we hope that that changes. this should be incredibly embarrassing for the ncaa doublet and should never happen again. >> yeah. and especially when you consider a few years ago and now to now talk about the most anticipated game is on the women's side, happening on a monday night, just incredible how far it's come. i do want to talk about the men's side a little bit here because big story is the seemingly unbeatable uconn huskies, they went on a 300 run to put away illinois yesterday. i just want to point out that didn't happened against northwestern >> but is anyone >> just getting that in there? >> but is anyone >> stopping them at this point from going back to back? what do you see out there? >> i mean, it is hard to see it. they play alabama next alabama had a really fun when here in los angeles, they shot with felt like a million threes and their coach, coach oats is a former high school math teacher. he's very into that three-point at atlantic's. they've analytics team traveling with them. so they're going to come out against uconn. they're going to try to shoot the lights-out, hit all those threes and i got to tell you, omar, it is unlikely that it will matter this you team is so, so strong, they've been winning at a clip even surpasses last year's champions. and it is hard to see them going down and yet another reason why people are so interested in the competitiveness of the women's side. because so much of the men's tournament feels a little bit more and more predetermined every time you can't take the court >> yeah. yeah. we will see what happens. we will know very soon, just about a week's time, rachel nicholas. thank you. you so much for being with us. >> great to see you. >> all right. former president trump spends his easter sunday attacking the judges in charge of the legal cases against him. i'm going to talk to a former judge about how just how dangerous this it's can be as cnn newsroom continues get your viewing glasses ready and experience so rare, it won't happen again for another two decades. joint cnn for live coverage around the country of the spectacle in the skies. he clicks across america. april 8 did one on cnn or streaming on no, i'm adding downey unstoppable to my wash. >> now, i'll be smelling fresh all day long >> still fresh get six times longer lasting freshness plus odor protection. try for under $5 can sugar ray leonard you everyday tasks wearing boxing gloves >> bird >> and now putting on his new arch bit sketchy slip-ups. you just step in and go with comfort that will now a few out to try new arch bit hands-free sketcher slip-ups. >> when i was diagnosed with hiv, i didn't know who i would be. but here i am being me. >> keep being you and ask your health care provider about the number one prescribed hiv treatment big tare >> the rv is a complete one pill once a day treatment used for hiv in many people whether you're 18 or any with one small pill, pick derby fights hiv to help you get to undetectable and stay there. whether you're just starting or replacing your current treatment. research shows that taking hiv treatment as prescribed and getting two men staying undetectable prevents transmitting hiv through sex. serious side effects can occur, including kidney problems and kidney failure, rare life-threatening side effects include a buildup of lactic acid and liver problems do not take battarbee if you take dofetilide or rifampin, tell your health care provider about all the medicines and supplements you take. if you are pregnant or breastfeeding, or if you have kidney or liver problems, including hepatitis, if you have hepatitis b and that stuff, taking victory without talking to your health care provider, common side effects with diarrhea, nausea headache no matter where life takes you, big tar we can go with you, talk to your health care provider today, >> kinda riva support your brain health. >> mary janet, hey, eddie, know, fraser, franck. franck, brad, how are you? 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