washington and this is cnn welcome to the lead. i'm jake tapper. this hour, the dramatic new video of the rescue mission we say four israeli hostages over the weekend showing the very moment to three men and a woman were found alive ahead. this brief moment of unity for those leading the charge and how has quickly turned the political upheaval for israeli prime minister netanyahu as he drives his government intact. plus a race to watch in nikki haley's backyard, south carolina's congressional this pick one, donald trump, lost his primary race in that area. and now he's endorsing a woman challenging know now he's endorsing congresswoman nancy mace, but she is being challenged he is donald trump's endorsement in nikki haley's backyard hurt or help? i'll ask her. she'll be here on the lead. the challenger. we start this hour with the breaking news. the jury in hunter biden's federal gun trial is done for the day after deliberating for about an hour. cnn's evan perez is outside the courthouse in wilmington, delaware. evan, how effective do you think the problem? prosecutors and the defense were in their various closing arguments today well, one indication of how effective things are going. >> jake was the fact that during abbe lowell was nearly 90 minute closing argument. we saw at least a couple of jurors seem to nod off. he had a very lengthy series please of displays on the screen that he was trying to draw their attention to saying that all of those showed reasonable doubt. he said that because because prosecutors had not been able to prove that there was someone named mukesh. remember there was a text message where hunter biden talks about a meeting a drug dealer named movie, because nobody named mulkey has been produced to the court. he was suggesting there's no indication that person exists and so that's what i below was trying to do today, was to try to draw some doubt for profit for the jury that because there is no direct correct. evidence from any of the witnesses, 13 witnesses that we've had in this case over the past week. there's no direct evidence showing that hunter biden was using crack cocaine in october of 2018? he bought this firearm that because of that there there's reasonable doubt to convict on these three charges. of course prosecutors rebutted that. they said they 100 i'd knew what he was doing when he was when he went to buy that firearm in october of 2018, they say that there's a lot of evidence to show that he was using drugs beginning in 2015 to 2019. they of course, pointed to the hour of his audio book that they played for the jury. they also said that he was preposterous for the defense to be to be arguing that hunter biden, a yale educated lawyer didn't understand what he was signing when you filled out the atf form? 4473, that said he was not a drug addict and was eligible to buy that firearm. he also said the the prosecutor said choices have consequences and he says someone who holds a crackpipe to his mouth every 15 minutes knows that he has a drug addict. again, that's a very some very tough words that you could see landed very roughly with members of the biden family that field three rows in the courtroom. you saw them nod their head, shaking their head as the prosecutor, derek hines, was finishing his closing dj. >> alright. evan perez in wilmington, delaware. thanks so much. let's bring in our political panel to weighing in on this and moral lindsey, let me start with you. first of all, this is the first time in american history that the sun, the adult child of a sitting president has been tried what do you think the impact politically will be on this for president biden? >> yeah. look, i think there are people who are looking at this with a little bit of potential concern, right? maybe not enough concerns who not vote for president biden, but they're paying attention to it. i do think there is a stark contrast between how this trial is going and the biden participating as well as the contrast of what's happening on the other side with donald trump. and then i think the american people also understand that a lot of republicans are trying to get after president biden through his son president biden has kept his hands off of this process so far. >> and what do you make of that? because it is obviously true. i mean, whether or not you believe it president biden has said he will not pardon hunter even if he is convicted. that is quite a contrast with former president trump. yeah, i think that first of all, thanks for having me. i think this is where i differentiate from president trump in sort of my party on this like i don't know why this prosecution has gone forward. i would not have a problem of joe biden. pardon you. hunter biden in this situation, we just don't charge drug addicts and we don't pursue drug addicts. and this particular way, i certainly see the politics behind it. you have somebody who has, who has violated laws, state, federal, probably any law you can imagine these probably a gross human being at this point. but we do treat drug addicts a different way. and this is something that at least i deviate from, from president trump, but we are where we are. i'm sure it's gonna be difficult and he has to be held accountable. but we should be clear here. had this been anybody else? hundred biden wouldn't have been brought up just like in the new york case, had president trump in anybody else that prosecution wouldn't brought up. we've now weaponized our courts with blue and with red, and that's a dangerous thing and hunters is a consequence of weaponizing the courts. and i just think that's a sense of sad message to two people. recovering from drug addiction. so let's move forward to the question about donald trump because today he appeared in brief recorded remarks before the dan barry institutes life and liberty forum. >> it's a christian group. take a listen these are difficult times for our nation and your work is so important, we can't afford to have anyone sit on the sidelines now is the time for us to all pull together and to stand up for our values and for our freedoms, we have to defend religious liberty, free speech. >> it is said life and the heritage and tradition during that built america into the greatest nation in the history of the world so the former president never mentioned abortion in his remarks, but the group's website does say, quote, abortion must be ended. >> we will not rest until it is eradicated entirely unquote. kristen holmes, what is the trump campaign saying about the decision to have him speak to have a be recorded remarks to have them not mentioned. what is a priority for this group? the complete eradication of abortion? >> well, i thought it was larry is that they build this as remarks at all. i'm just two minutes long and was pre-taped. eddie never mentioned the word abortion, but as we know, donald trump doesn't really want to talk about abortion. there's two things that he wants to do. one is to take credit for it and then to just have the issue go away and not be something that he has to deal with politically. we know that donald trump has time after time sought to say that he is the reason that roe v. wade was overturned. no one else could get it done only donald trump, but then also steered clear of any conversations around abortion which actually think will be very hey, interesting when he is on a debate stage with joe biden, because it is one thing that the campaign knows they are concerned about it as an issue. women's reproductive rights that people don't view as popular. so it's not surprising to me, but that's how it is a big issue that the democrats are trying to hit home earlier today, vice president kamala harris, a weighed in on trump's shortlist of potential running mates, vice presidents. here is what she said to politicos specifically on the issue of abortion, quote, everyone on that list has supported a trump abortion ban in their state or has called for a national ban. in fact, many voted this week in the senate against the right to contraception. that's how far down the road they are. alexia and then brian way and what do you think? >> i mean, look, we're just calling it for what it is donald trump to what kristen said. he was bragging about the fact that he appointed the justices that overturned roe v. wade and the party is showing their true colors going after contraception, going after ivf going after all of these reproductive health care needs that all women have in this country so it is a winning issue for democrats. it's an issue morally that people understand that this is a personal issue. it's also politically a winning issue for us. we've seen it in 2022. we've seen in 2023 whether or not the poll say it, we know an election day people are turning out around that issue and it's moving the needle and red states, which is one why you see donald trump talking out of both sides of his mouth, trying to appeal to republicans, knowing that i've got to get you on the sayyed of believing that i am pro-life while also understanding that it is a losing issue for republicans less and less, i would say, you're the republican party's pro-life that shouldn't shock anybody has been pro-life for nearly 40 years when president trump, brandon 2016, he actually released judges that would overturn roe v. >> way and still got elective. >> yeah, i listed potential public's already chosen. >> the public knows we're president trump is on the issue and they actually support them on the issue. they elected them knowing full well that he was going to overturn roe v. wade. i think the challenge for the republican party in the long-term is going to be, is how did they define an acceptable terms for for abortion? the six-week debate is going to devastate republicans and florida is going to devastate republicans and other places. is at 15 weeks is at 20 weeks, 22 weeks is far, but i think president trump is very comfortable letting the states define what weeks matters and there's gonna be a huge debate within the republican party and there is today i have they're not letting the state's the fine if they're talking about this issue and congress, if he got this, they will pass a national abortion ban. it is going to happen. and that's not going to sign, but we've learned that gets bound by three so over the years when, when president trump has empower the republican leaders, listen we have heard and what we have learned is when he has said, listen, i want this to happen and congress can do that. >> we'll see what happens when president trump gets to combat what we know, what his position is. >> all right, to be continued, i'm sure we'll keep talking about this issue. >> to its it's one that's certainly on the political menu. thanks everyone. here are, there are protests outside the white house all the time there was a new moment of vitriol this weekend and otherness in crowds showed up to 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a battlefield yeah after weeks of preparation, israeli forces moved into new sida in central gaza on saturday aiming for apartment buildings in this area. the goal to rescue four hostages that hamas held in this densely populated neighborhood. one witness says some israeli special forces were disguised as hamas militants were displaced palestinians. the idf declined to comment in this newly released video, you see the moment israeli forces approach a building and then burst into the apartment with the hostage s yes yes yes for israel the operation was a success punctuated by the reunions eight months in the making families never gave up hope yesterday, was my birthday and my wish came through i haven't stopped smiling since my mug was to be noa argamani was also rescued, one of the most well-known hostages video from october 7. >> juror pleading for help as kidnappers drove her into gaza israelis rejoiced at news of the hostage rescue, but unity was short-lived. hours later anti-government protesters took to the streets demanding a ceasefire and hostage deal crashed. you got book tabilo on sunday. war cabinet member benny gantz resigns he accused prime minister benjamin netanyahu of slow walking the war for his political gain the head, of the israeli military's gaza division also stepped down saying he failed to protect his country from hamas attack on october 7 in gaza, the israeli operation came at a staggering cost. witnesses say, the new sayyed refugee camp became hell on earth i am 60-years-old and i have never experienced anything like this before. >> it is beyond imagination, a barrage of heavy gunfire, artillery, missiles, rockets, he was something unimaginable to the human mind inside al-aqsa martyrs hospital. >> this graphic video shows palestinians bearing the horrific wounds of heavy bombardment the hospital filled so fast, patients, including women and children, were treated wherever there was space many weren't so lucky scores were killed in the israeli operation. marketing. one of the deadliest days in gaza in months the palestinian ministry of health in gaza says 274 palestinians were killed in the israeli operation. they don't differentiate between civilians and fighters. they also say hundreds were wounded. israel disputes that number, saying there were less than 100 casualties cnn can't verify either of those numbers either way. it underscores the deadly nature of the rate itself. and in the middle of all this, jake, secretary of state anthony blinken is making a whirlwind trip through the middle east, trying to make some progress on a hostage deal, a ceasefire, even with that un security council resolution that was adopted, that at least in principle, hamas praised, that seems a very tall order, right now, jay all right. >> oren liebermann and tel aviv. thanks so much here in the united states, thousands protests and outside the white house this weekend demonstrating against the war in gaza anti-israel protesters chanting there from the river to the sea some say that that is just a call for freedom. others say it's a call to wipe out the state of israel. several statues in lafayette park were vandalized. do you see that? right there, glory to the resistance. it says that's being written on a statue of general roshan beau, the resistance of course, is what hamas considers itself to be resistance and then there was this moment kill 1,000 zionists now and a call for jihad and martyrdom they were chanting for hezbollah, which the united states and israel both considered to be a terrorist group zionism is of course, those who believe in the right of jews to have a homeland the white house responded to some of the rhetoric that happened across the street this afternoon saying, quote, president biden has been clear that every american has the right to peacefully express their views, but he's also always stressed at violence, attacking law enforcement antisemitism advocating for the murder of jews. any other violent rhetoric, vandalism or endorsing terrorist organizations like home hamas are all repugnant. dangerous and against everything we stand for as a country joining us now frame for staff writer of the atlantic. frank, what goes through your mind when you see these scenes outside the white house, is there any is there is there much of a difference between killing zionists and jews will not replace us, which is what we heard in charlottesville. >> it's all over the piece. i mean, it's it's there's a rhetoric of elimination of jews, of hatred of jews that vilifying jews and use them as dehumanized. and we have to remember there are two different visions of palestinian politics. there's a vision imbedded in the palestinian authority that has committed itself to peaceful, coexistence with the jewish people in one land. and then there's the moss, which relies on the protocols of elder, of zion. and it's in his manifesto that in its original charter called for the genocide of jews. and that is practiced terrorism throughout its history. and in fact, has destroyed every, every moment where the palestinians had been close to making a permanent peaceful solution with the jews in israel. so i think the park police said that there were no arrests over the weekend, even though there was vandalism and calls for quote, unquote resistance, which again, this is, this is not satyagraha and cotton the gondii, this is not a peaceful resistance, this terrorism, this is how murderous. >> yeah, i mean, there advocating for hamas and hezbollah, that's what they're doing. no arrests yeah. >> i in a bit astonishing to see him and they're defacing the park that is america's park in front of the white house. >> hard to imagine how that's not somehow criminal. >> some of the response from the progressive left has been interesting. here's this post on twitter from author and podcaster post crystal ball. she's a progressive reacting to saturday's idf mission to rescue the four hostages. she wrote if hamas committed a bloody massacre of israelis to rescue four palestinians, it would be universally condemned, but palestinian lives are considered so worthless by us officials that they believe this bloodbath is not only acceptable but worthy i've celebration that's an interesting construct of that sentence. if hamas committed a bloody massacre of israelis, yeah, it's hard. i struggled to imagine that if matsu be capable of it, no the way in which the left then rights october 7 entirely out of its narrative. >> there are lots of justifiable criticisms that one could make of israel. >> and the way that they've conducted this war, including this mission, including the rescue mission. yeah, of course. of course, israel should be criticized, but the framework that the groups used to criticize israel matters because, you know who's listening to these protests in the united states? sinwar sitting in the tunnels beneath gaza, i talked to intelligence officials from around the world and they say, he's paying attention to these protests and what he sees that he's achieving this support, this mainstream support in the united states, where he's being romanticized by these protesters. his instinct is to continue fighting because he he sees that he's winning. >> yeah. and there are definition of width is different from what an american definition would be. sinwar and the hamas leadership have stated that they don't care how many palestinians are killed. they consider them to be martyrs, right? >> that's exactly right. that he's considered this war a giant martyrdom mission. he's done nothing to minimize civilian casualties in gaza. in fact, he hides hostages in densely populated places where he knows that if the israelis are going to come to rescue them, there will be a tremendous unacceptable human cost to doing that. that is his very strategy that's the thing at these protesters are romanticizing and celebrating. >> all right, franklin four from the atlantic. 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lower-cost clinics have simply shut down cnn's meg tirrell talks with a woman and who faced in nearly $15,000 charge for a procedure she needed after having a miscarriage two years ago, you were able to get into this whole pack yeah. and now, i can't believe it's closed marlena still can into this abortion clinic and houston in the fall of 2021 after a miscarriage at 9.5 weeks pregnant, she needed a d&c a procedure to remove pregnancy tissue. >> the same procedure used for surgical abortions, but because texas had just passed a law banning most abortions after six weeks, she said doctors refuse to provide the procedure at her hospital, possibly fearing being sued. a story she shared two years ago with cnn. >> i get so angry that i was treated this way. again 123 in may of this year, still lost another pregnancy we were having a boy. oh, so it's a little fuzzy outfit that's what hurt even more because that's what we wanted dr. say, texas law is clear that dnc procedures are legal in cases like steles and she hoped to have one to treat this miscarriage. >> but as she hadn't planned to get pregnant again, she didn't have insurance that covered it like i wanted to have that dan see, i didn't want to have to go through it at home knowing that it was going to be horrifying, you thought that you'd be able to schedule this at your local hospital of the road and then you tracked the estimate they sent you? >> yes. i was shocked at how high it was. it's to be exact $14,368. and that's it with a discount if by pay out-of-pocket and that's when it hit me like a break like okay, this isn't happening for me here so your doctor then said, look at a clinic. yeah. she said she actually said go to planned parenthood. it'll be much less expensive. that's your best option. and then i started google searching abortion clinics in the area. i was looking for the clinic. i went to last time. >> then having that loss and searching for care. you looked here again thinking you'd at least go back and then i had no idea it was closed. >> what's it like for you seeing it boarded up like this? it's sad it makes me a little angry that clinic was one of 22 brick-and-mortar abortion clinics operating in texas in 2021, within a year after roe v. >> wade was overturned, only 12 were still in operation providing their services than abortions more latest start looking outside of texas, she ultimately booked flights to los angeles and an appointment at an abortion clinic there. that's able to perform d&c procedures at a lower cost than hospitals. all of it, including the travel. she estimates for a quarter of the cost at her local hospital in houston but before she left, she started bleeding and feeling extreme pain at home. that meant she couldn't travel, prompting fear over what she would then endure. >> this is the changing table we had for my daughter that we save and then in the end, not only not getting it, but going through something. so horrifically painful and so traumatizing like i will for the rest of my life have to live with that image of what i saw when i miscarried at home and marlene and told us she ended up going to the er as she had that miscarriage at home and she is still waiting to get that bill, but across the board, doctors and texas told us access to this kind of lower cost care for miscarriages has declined as these abortion clinics have closed jake, ralph. thank you so much. appreciate it south carolina congresswoman nancy may started today's on capitol hill as a high-profile, moderate of sorts. >> times have changed. so has her tone. donald trump has taken notice an underscored his endorsement of may. it's just hours ago on truth, social. what does that mean for the candidates running? against mace in the republican primary i'll ask one of her top challengers next aldrich shames is cold calculating, cynical, and needs the money not only was the cia compromise, he also was compromised secrets and spies, a nuclear game sunday at 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former south carolina governor nikki haley beat donald trump in the february presidential primary. >> hailey, one by more than 20 percentage points in charleston county, south carolina. and the final weeks of the campaign mace is zeroing in on one of her primary opponent specifically a woman named katherine templeton. templeton has earned the endorsement of former speaker of the house, newt gingrich, the backing of some of the aligned allies of former house speaker kevin mccarthy. >> she may win enough votes to stop maze from clinching 50% in tomorrow's primary of which would force a run-off. >> and she joins us now, catherine templeton, thanks so much and welcome to the leads. so let me ask you, you're a trump supporter. obviously president trump's endorsed your opponent, nancy mace today, he posted on posted on truth social congress quote, congresswoman nancy may says my complete and total endorsement with an exclamation point how much do you think is endorsement matters in this district given the fact that nikki haley did beat trump in the primary in charleston county the people of this district support president trump, as do i, but the people of this district are very independent. we know that we can vote for president trump and also vote for catherine templeton this is not a race about president trump. it's erase about replacing nancy mace the first time that nancy mace went up to washington, the small county parties reprimand letters to her because she had president trump's endorsement and his support. and then she completely left him she left nikki haley when nikki haley endorser, she left kevin mccarthy when kevin mccarthy endorser is she she's not loyal to anybody. so the people of our district know that we've watched it for the past three years you and congresswoman mayes are both conservatives. >> you are similar on many policy issues. for example, you both want that secure the border. you both want to finish the border wall there there are some differences. obviously one of them is when it comes to abortion, which were just discussing in the last segment, congresswoman may supports a ban on abortion with exceptions for the life of the mother. and in cases of rape and incest. now you say you are 100% pro life where are you on exceptions for victims of rape and incest so first jake i take a little bit of exception with the fact that we're both conservative. >> i'm completely conservative. i am pro-life and i do make room for all exceptions since roe versus wade the difference though between nancy mason, i is that i've actually done something to secure the border. or at least crack down on sanctuary cities here in south carolina during the presidential, when they were talking about the toughest immigration law and the nation that's a law that i authored is the labor secretary here. that's why we don't have tory cities in south carolina where his nancy mace has voted against its money to the wall against more border agents and not shown up for some of our votes. >> the washington post reported last week that the congresswoman might be violating a new house program that allows house members to seek reimbursements for lodging costs in washington, dc in two gaza 23 congress own amaze expense to an average of $2,300 a month and costs had been told by her office staff. we are told it's been reported by the post that she could not be reimbursed reimbursed more than $1,800 a month. now, congresswoman mayes denies any wrongdoing, has attacked the story says it's not true. she is also attacking you, accusing you but miss using taxpayer funds saying you have a history of controversial decisions. when you are in state government that led to costing taxpayers $1.2 million in settlements and legal fees what's your response and your take on this issue? >> well, it's pretty simple maze was talking about or apologizing to our district for failing to give about $1 million and constituent services a couple of weeks ago, yet she took plenty of time to make sure she could self deal. i'm not sure what her allegations are against me other than we did have lawsuits when we got rid of one and four bureaucrats, six de million dollars in wasteful spending and sometimes when you get rid of bureaucracy, people squeal. i don't apologize for that for sure, but most importantly, my service was to the state and the taxpayers her services to herself and fleecing the taxpayers, taking our dollars in lining her pocket look, jake, this is the best jobs she'll ever have. my last job was as president of us brick, which is $100 million privately held american company. that we built with two other partners this is not the coolest job i'll ever have. it's the most important job. i'll ever have. i'm not desperately seeking to hold onto it like nancy mace he says, catherine templeton. thank you so much for joining us today thank you. we also invited congresswoman meson and she was unable to join us. she's welcome here on the lead 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as it is, michael creighton, james patterson eruption right here. james, good to see you. so as always, oer, what was it like working with creighton's manuscript, trying to balance his initial thoughts with your ideas for the book yeah, it was great. i had read all of i was a big fan of michael cried and i'd read all of his books, including the nonfiction couple of nonfiction, i read a couple of his screenplays and cheri michael's widow, who was pregnant with their son before michael died and she, came to me. with the partial manuscript and she said, are you interested? and i said, well, let me read it and i read it and i call it a wreck and i said i'm in i'm in because what it had was it had the main character was a really good main character, but it had, as you know, jake, i mean, you're lucky when you're writing a novel, if you have one engine driving it, a strong edge this had to strong engines. one was this will kano, which literally threatened to be the most destructive volcano in the last hundred years on the island of hawaii. and then even worse, there was toxic wastes buried on the island by the military. and if this lava, which we're seeing here hit that waste, it potentially could destroy the world. so a real great creighton plot and this had been michael's pet project he loved hawaii. >> yeah, very cool. i don't want to give too much away. but eruption gets into the scientific weeds. you note lavas, chemistry, there's also a flies the justice system. it weaves in a maypole creighton in michael creighton way, the plausible with some tweaks and the cosmos to create the exceptional, exceptional. i'm a big fan of yours as you know, and i read all your books it's a little outside your wheelhouse, right it was different. >> it was a challenge, but i liked the challenge. i like to challenge of working with science and and to keep the plot going, which i hadn't done that before. and just dealing with michael creighton research, my iq went up through three points, so it was great it's not your first collaboration i mean, nothing thing, jay, this has taken off like nothing i've ever done before. >> yeah, i have never had a book take off like this, including the one with president clinton or the one with dali, its number one, an amazon, barnes and noble, apple walmart, et cetera, et cetera. >> i'm not exactly sure why, but people seem to really like it. >> well, i'm sure it's because it's enjoyable and also because the team up book, writing and patterns helps is pretty it's pretty remarkable, as you noted, that this is not your first collaboration, one by bill clinton week we covered your partnership with with, dolly parton how have these partnerships shaved your writing in any way i don't think they've changed my writing. >> i mean, a thing with with with michael creighton with eruption is, as i mentioned earlier, the idea of, of working science in and keeping the story going and i will challenge anyone reading and a lot of people who are reading it now to find that spot where michael's writing stopped and mind started and i'm really proud and happy that i think it seamless and i think i that was not easy and i'm happy about it. >> so yeah, that was my next question is, how much had he done before he passed away? was it he'd he'd written eight of the 20 chapters or was it an outline what what was it ever? >> yeah. >> i've never really gotten into that part of it, but there was enough there for me wanting to finish at my joke with cheri creighton is why i have to write the end of it because i want to know that how the hell it ends so, you know, there were so many things built up. >> one of those things i got to find it. what happens? >> so you're that was part of the fine of it. >> your books and creighton's books have become huge. movies. do you see this becoming one? and who would you want to be in it? >> i mean, given the fact that you'll probably you can probably pick i there there have been five or six stars who have raised their hands which is nice. >> we just settled on a dual der, husband and wife a director team jimmy cej, and they're great. they're great. they've done mainly documentaries, although they just did nyad which was her first, i think the first one with that and they're great. they're just it's i think it's going to be fat michael and spielberg really raised the genre with jurassic park and i think with jimmy cej and his wife we have the potential to do the same thing here in a different way, a whole different way to make it so real that you can feel that he, you can smell the sulfur when you're anywhere near luck it'll, it'll melt that the heels of your shoe the soldier your shoes off like that fascinating stuff. one of the world's best selling writers, james patterson, thank you so much working with the late michael creighton on eruption as always, thanks for being with us. james okay. >> we're just getting word of the loss of a civil rights icon, the life and legacy of james 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