reports, the first evacuations from the gaza strip since the start of israel s siege. a major deal brokered to open that border crossing with egypt for foreign nationals, and injured palestinians as well. how soon the hundreds of americans trapped in gaza could be allowed to leave. and israel faing condemnation for a massive attack on a refugee camp in gaza. the idf claiming they killed a high ranking hamas leader. what we know about the strike that reportedly killed dozens of civilians including children. also ahead, an arrest for anti-semitic threats at cornell university, more on the suspect, a student himself and his threats as anti-semitic incidents rise across the country. and breaking news here in new york city, donald trump jr. expected to testify in a case that could threaten the future of his father s empire. what testimony from the trump children could mean for the multimillion dollar civil fraud trial. good morning, everybody. good to see you, breaking news
he says it will make a huge difference for americans who are suffering and will cut tacks, but he s warning lawmakers who oppose it they ll answer to him and the voters. the question then is will congress do something? if congress does something, i can t run against a do nothing congress. if congress does nothing, then it s not a matter of me running against them. i think the american people will run them out of town. let s go to brianna keilar. the president acknowledged that americans are very frustrated right now. he did, but he also deflected any suggestion that they are frustrated with him, instead pointing the finger at congress and specifically house republicans. he s been going out on the road trying to chang that frustration and he was pressed a lot by reporters who sort of questioned this campaign style method that he s been taking rather than negotiating on areas of agreement with house republicans and wolf, he said that all he can do is make the best argumen
we re talking about on wealthy americans. some of the taxes we have talked about before, limiting those itemized deductions that the wealthy take. closing loopholes on hedge fund managers, oil and gas companies, corporate jet owners and also letting the bush era tax cuts for the wealthiest americans expire when they are set to. also a little more than $1 trillion in war savings. of course, we do know that the wars in afghanistan and iraq are already going to be winding down. and that s something that republicans are hitting on. and frequently both sides have used this when they do their math. and then also interest savings, kiera. $430 billion there the white house says, and that s because if you don t owe the money, you don t have to pay interest on it so the money would be saved there. all right. bre brianna keilar at the white house watching that for us. christine romans, let s break it down and talk specifically about which americans will pay for these cuts. well, let