cheribesaley won. madison cawthorn taken down by his party not for bringing guns on planes or calling ukraine evil or making hitler s home part of his vacation bucket list or alleged misconduct, no, no, but rather for snitching on the alleged republican cocaine orgies. we begin in pennsylvania with a reminder of how elections work. now, you see there are many different ways to vote. there is early voting and voting on election day and filling out mail-y ballots. anyone can vote by mail in pennsylvania but they cannot be counted until election day. that s why in 2020 it took a few days past election day for joe biden to be declared the winner. and the lead can change as you count more and later tallied votes. nothing nefarious about that. and yet donald trump and republicans used that perfectly normal process and its completely routine delays to cry voter fraud and stolen election which led to trump s lawyer rudy giuliani winding up holding that embarrassing press conference a
our family members will have to wait harrell, i m so sorry to have to cut you off. thank you so much for sharing your story with us. we will be praying for you. we wish you and your family the best and certainly we wish for the safe return of your niece. thank you so much. that does it for me everybody. i m yasmin vossoughian. nicole wallace picks up our coverage. coverage hi there, everyone. it s 4:00 in the east. it is 11:00 in the evening in israel and in gaza. and we start with breaking news. we just learned that the border crossing between gaza and egypt will open tomorrow morning. it will be two a m eastern, 9 am local time, to allow u.s. citizens to leave gaza. that is according to a palestinian official. more than 4000 people are dead and thousandmo are wounded as the israel hamas or enters its second week. that includes more than 1400 people in israel and more than 2600 people in gaza. gaza s ministry of health says that over half of those deaths are wo
striking back. hamas is isis and just as isis was crushed, so too will hamas but crushed. israel lays siege to gaza as it reels from the attacks. there is a full ground invasion imminent. plus a united front. this is an act of sheer evil. we must be critical clear. we stand with israel. biden has another global crisis testing his foreign pol pol policy instincts. and then a house divided. we need to get our act together. it is bordering on the absurd. i think we re playing with fire. and as it evolved into chaos, could any republican get the votes to be speaker? inside politics inside the corridors of power, starts now. good morning and welcome to inside politics sunday. aim manu raju. we ll get to politics later in the show but at this hour major developments in the mideast. overnight israel struck more than 100 military targets in gaza including hamas headquarters andmill compounds and missile launchers and hamas fired rockets at thesterot, and sai
three hours of breaking stories, and checking out the truth behind them. israel has ruled out allowing basic resources or humanitarian aid into gaza until hamas releases the hostages it abducted during the weekend attack. at least 1,300 israelis were killed in the assault, and at least 150 people are thought to have been kidnapped. israel s total blockade of gaza means food and clean water are running out, the mains electricity is cut, and raw sewage is building up in the streets. gaza s health ministry say israel s sustained bombardment has now killed more than 1,400 people nearly a third of them children. the red cross says the blockade risks turning gaza s hospitals into mortuaries, warning fuel for generators could run out on thursday. but israel s energy minister has insisted no electricity, fuel or water supplies will be turned on until the hostages are home. the us secretary of state has assured israel of washington s unwavering support, and warned its adversaries ag
since you wrote sapiens. it was a worldwide hit, and in essence, it was a very sort of positive explanation of how we humans have come to sort of dominate this planet. it was about our ability to cooperate, to tell shared stories, to give ourselves common purpose. ijust wonder whether in the last decade, you ve lost some of that optimism. i think our shared stories and our ability to cooperate, both as a species, but also on the national level, is collapsing in more and more places. i see it now in my home country of israel, which is really on the verge maybe of a constitutional crisis or even a civil war. maybe what we need to understand specifically about democracies is that democracy, in essence, is a conversation. you know, dictatorship, there is one person dictates everything. democracy is trying to reach some agreement through conversation, and conversation is not always possible. for most of history, large scale conversation was just technically impossible. you had sma