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the benign things to a kidney. cysts. it is not treated in this manner. was this a mass? was it something else? >> so many questions. the first lady's hospitalization caught everyone off guard. she has been out in public frequently lately attending the state dinner for the french president and greeting three u.s. detainees from north korea last week with her husband. president trump tweeting heading to walter reed to see our first lady melania. she is in good spirits. thank you to all of the well wishers. we, too, would like to wish the first lady a speedy recovery. it has been five days and the white house refusing to apologize for the aide who dismissed senator john mccain because quote he is dying anyway. the silence from the administration and aide kelly sadler enflaming the situation. the white house focusing on the leak that broad sught sadler's remark to light. even referring to members of his staff as trait ors for leaking. >> kellyanne conway selling the same message. she expects changes because of the leaks. >> some leaks exist to hurt colleagues. some exist because they disagree with the policies put forth. none is helpful. this is not leaking, but using the media to shiv each other. >> you expect personnel changes as a result? >> i do. yes, i do. >> sources tell cnn kelly sadler's job is safe. raj shaw reluctant to say much of anything. >> i understand the focus on the issue. it will be dealt with and has been dealt with ininternally. the matter has been addressed internally. it is internal matter. i don't have anything further to add. >> has she been reprimanded? >> you c >> can you explain how it is addressed? >> if i explain that, it will not remain internal. >> try to untwist that pretzel. we have phil with us live from washington. here is what the president tweeted. the so-called leaks from the white house are a massive overexaggeration put out by the fake news media to make us look as bad as possible. with that said, leakers are traitors and cowards. he called edward snowden and chelsea manning traitors. try to make sense of it. >> if we are doing political analysis by 280 characters. this shows two diverse paths. president trump says on one hand there is not a problem here. then he turns around and says the people causing the nonexistent problem are traitors and cowards. pick a side and decide which way it will be. clearly this is a problem when you have leaks about meetings designed to plug the leaks in the white house. it is clear a lot of administration staffers are willing to talk to the press. i'm going to take issue with the idea that anyone who leaks is somehow a traitor or coward. the fact is everyone in the white house leaks. even top level staffers. if you leak, you are taking into your own hands your own fate. that could lead to you losing your job. this seems like rambling. >> i thought it was interesting. no leaking from the east wing about the first lady and a lot of folks say that is the level of respect and admiration in the east wing and the west wing it is the opposite of that. just leaking and leaking. as kellyanne conway said, people trying to shiv each other. let's talk about the zte reve e revers reversal. this is fascinating to me. the president wanting to save chinese jobs. he wants to help zte because u.s. suppliers for zte. two weeks after the commerce department said they would not sell the phones on the u.s. bases because of the concerns. the head of the agencies would not recommend americans use zte phones for national security reasons. listen to this. >> will you raise your hand if you use products or services from zte? none. you lead intelligence services. that is a bias question. raise your hand if you feel americans could should zte services? thank you. >> this administration with a commerce department got tough on zte. banned it from u.s. supplies for seven years. what is this? >> this is more like a condo salesman trying to do international relations. this is incredibly dangerous. zte was kicked out of u.s. markets because they violated sanctions and did business with iran and north korea. a colleague of mine points out if trump is willing to turn a blind eye with zte in the fact that they are a front for chinese intelligence, he is clearly not paying attention to those intelligence briefings and more interested in a deal and moving on. this is dangerous. this is a bad precedent. i'm all for free trade. i'm for free trade when it doesn't threaten national security. >> it could be the north korea issue. he needs the chinese help with north korea and he is willing to use this as a bargaining chip for other things he needs? >> we exist in a massive economy. china is a huge trading partner. obviously the zte pushback is hurting their economy. a myriad of other things this president could do that would not require us to go against the advice of all of the intelligence community. >> politics could be at play here. the president wanting relief from the farm belt who got hit hard by the chinese. a lot of tangled webs here on the zte story. >> who knew trade wars were so complicated? >> they are easy to win. we will check in with you next half hour. peace seems more out of reach than ever in the middle east. just as the u.s. opening the embassy in jerusalem, protests along the gaza border. israeli defense forces opening fire on palestinian demonstrators killing 59 and wounding thousands. the israelis blaming hamas for inciting terror attacks. we have cnn's ian lee with more along the gaza strip. >> reporter: good morning, dave. we are waiting to see if people come out here. yesterday at this time there were thousands of people here. thick black smoke behind me. today it is calmer. we are expecting the funerals to happen within an hour's time. that is where a lot of people are right now. yesterday was the deadliest day in gaza since that 2014 war here. a lot of people reeling from that violence. we talked to some of the people over in the camp here who spent the night out here. they say they are still energized, but wondering if they still have momentum to keep this protest movement going. yesterday, with that violence, you had the white house blaming hamas and hamas blaming the united states for the bloodshed. when you talk to people, there is a lot of anger of the current situation in gaza. gaza is under israeli and egypt post blockade for over a decade and anger over the embassy move. we will see if that anger comes out and translates today with protesters gathering. right now, dave. it is calm on the border. >> ian lee, thank you. who can forget the chemistry between superman and lois lane? 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benign things that happen to the kidney are cysts. that is not treated with this procedure. what was it? was it a mass? was it something else? >> the first lady's hospitalatihospital ati -- hospitalization caught everyone off guard. she greeted the french president with the state dinner and greeted the three detainees return from north korea. she is in good spirits. we would like to wish the first lady a speedy and private recovery. it has been five of days and the white house still refusing to apologize for the aide who dismissed john mccain because he is quote dying anyway. kellyanne conway enflaming the controversial. white house talking about the leak that brought the story to light. and trump is referring to his staff as traitors for leaking. >> some leaks exist because they disagree with the policies put forth. none is helpful. it is not so much leaking as using the media to shiv each other. >> you expect personnel changes as a result? >> i do. >> sources tell cnn sadler's job is safe. raj shaw reluj tonigctant to sa >> it will be dealt with and has been dealt with internally. the matter has been addressed internally. this is an internal matter. it is addressed internally. i don't have anything further to add. >> will you explain how it is addressed internally? >> obviously if i explain all that it won't remain internal. >> duh. >> let's bring in phil wegmann. the point is externally friends and colleagues and associates of john mccain want an apology. the fact they will not apologize, is this the white house doubling down? >> i think what we are seeing is trump means you never have to say you are sorry. it is cynical, but the white house sees an apology as a zero sum activity. if you say you're sorry, you are giving ground to your opponent. if you give an -- get an apology from someone else, you are gaining ground. the white house sees this to their advantage. they are able to take that shiv against the journalists and the leakers in the white house. if they wanted this story to be done with, they would have issued a public apology on day one and we would not be talking about it. >> it would be easy. >> and now you have republican senators on the record. here is senator john kennedy. >> i don't know miss sadler. she sure made a bad decision. >> it could have been over. let's go back to 2015. president trump, candidate trump then. i like people who weren't captured. they don't dislike the controversy. they like the narrative. this is one the president himself has spun for a long time, isn't it? >> no love lost between mccain and donald trump. clearly the two of them see each other as completely political actors. they bring to the table two different ways of trying to govern. president trump wants to be the brawler for being a brawler's sake. john mccain, in his final days, you see the clash between the two people. again, this says something about our society. the easiest thing, the thing we all learn when we are 4 or 5 years old, when we harm someone else, we apologize. >> it is clear the decision has been made. we will not apologize. >> certainly not that. >> let's talk about zte. the chinese smartphone maker. the commerce department got tough on this company saying it was forbidden to buy u.s. parts for the phones because it violated u.s. sanctions and lied about it. this is the third chance this company has had. there are national security concerns. department of defense doesn't want to sell the phones on the bases because they can be used to spy. the president says they are losing jobs in china because of zte. we need to help this company. what do you make of the zte reversal here and what kind of chess the president is playing on the trade front? >> i said it before. i'll say it again. this is not so much chess as a condo salesman trying to cut a deal with foreign policy. president trump is a guy who thinks if he gets into a room with another principal, he can make a negotiation happen. what we are seeing here is donald trump is not taking his intelligence briefings seriously. remember, zte is not just a cell phone company. zte is largely considered by many foreign policy analysts as a front for chinese intelligence. they were the organization that got kicked out of u.s. markets for doing business with iran and north korea. these are not the sort of folks we want to encourage. "the wall street journal" says president trump is undermining u.s. credibility to dodge tariffs retaliation on the u.s. farm belt. mr. trump invited with the protectionism. the national security concerns, but was he bluffing in terms of trade or is president xi dealing a stronger hand? >> i don't know if you can get inside the head of the president. he has been successful in the negotiations in the past. i think the white house sees some of the conversations going on as successful when it comes to trade. the overall issue here is that there are so many different factors. there's a knowledge problem. you will never been able to figure out which knob to twist here and product to impose a tariff on. we already see farmers in red states played off against steel workers in blue states. now a foreign policy and national security component. this is getting too complicated. in the end, someone will get burned. whether it is the consumer or our intelligence community. >> no indication the chinese are willing to move our way on intellectual property theft. subsidy of advanced technology industry. a lot of issues here. the u.s. has a big ask for the trade talks. >> president xi knows he is not going anywhere. phil, thank you. 40 minutes past the hour. peace seems more improbable than ever in the middle east. just as the u.s. was opening its new embassy in israel in jerusalem, you see the celebrations on the left of the screen. on the right, protests along the gaza border turned deadly. israeli defense forces opened fire on palestinian protesters killing 59 and wounding thous d thousands. of the youngest dead, an infant asphyxiated by the tear gas. the israelis blame palestinians deaths on hamas. we have see yhave ian leo the b. ian? >> reporter: we expect the protests to pick up around 3:00. that is what we are hearing when people are expected to come out to the area here where it is 3:00 local, of course. today, we are hearing that there have been more people who died from injuries sustained in yesterday's violence. death toll now at 60. right now, this is around when people go and pray for the noon prayer and after that, we expect the funerals to take place. after the fiunerals, people com out here. yesterday it was chaotic. we had tear gas and black smoke billowing as protesters tried to move forward. the tear gas trying to push them back. then you have people who got closer. that's when we get the live rounds being fired. we could hear it up and down the border yesterday. the live rounds cracking and that's when you get this massive death toll. the international community has condemned israel for this. we heard from the united nations and doctors without borders saying excessive force was used. israel has defended itself saying they will not let anyone cross the border. really today what we are going to be monitoring is if people still have it after such a deadly day. deadliest day since the 2014 war. if people still have it in them to come out and continue the protest. >> unbelievable pictures. we will check in with you soon. ian lee in gaza. important day there and iran. make or break day for the iran nuclear deal. iran foreign minister trying to rally european support despite the threat of u.s. sanctions. we have fred pleitgen live in tehran next. me to launch thousands of attacks. luckily security analysts and watson are on his side. spotting threats faster and protecting his data with the most securely encrypted main frame in the world. it's a smart way to eat lunch in peace. sweet, oblivious peace. it's a smart way to eayes or no?gin.ce. do you want the same tools and seamless experience across web and tablet? do you want $4.95 commissions for stocks, $0.50 options contracts? $1.50 futures contracts? what about a dedicated service team of trading specialists? did you say yes? good, then it's time for power e*trade. the platform, price and service that gives you the edge you need. looks like we have a couple seconds left. let's do some card twirling twirling cards e*trade. the original place to invest online. man: one, two, here we go! ♪ i'm alive, i'm alive, i'm alive ♪ alive! gives you more vitamins and minerals than leading brands. because when you start with more, you own the morning. alive! new! garden goodness" multi-vitamin has a full serving of veggies and fruits. ♪ it's your thing ♪ ♪ do what you want to do (whoosh, explosion) rocket mortgage by quicken loans makes the complex simple... 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