our panel, but he s all of you for joining us. i m crazy. how don t go anywhere seen in central starts right now cnn breaking good morning, everyone. and we do have breaking news. president biden, just moments ago speaking as he is sitting alongside ukrainian president zelenskyy ahead they critical bilateral meeting that they are now. that s now taking place right now. they re both in france as we know, the president has been there to mark an honor the greatest generation, the 80th the anniversary of d-day. and he has been making the connections of the threats to democracy and freedom back then and the direct line to the threats to democracy and freedom today, pointing directly to russia s invasion of ukraine as the example, let s talk about what the president just said though. first, we have seen and senior white house correspondent, kayla tausche. she s the traveling with the president. stick with me, kayla. let s listen first to president biden you so much as i said ye
heard netanyahu even described those benchmarks and very vague terms using the phrase military operation tens is something that he needs to ensure the security of israel before he s willing to talk about a peace deal the assessment does name specifically though, that eliminating the hamas leader mohammed deif, the shadowy figure who has been linked to the planning behind the october 7 attack that specifically as somebody who the cia this is that netanyahu would likely needs to eliminate before he s willing to seriously talk about post-war issues. i want to compare that though to what president joe biden has said about the post-war gaza and about is he actually says that is the one thing that he disagrees with. netanyahu the most on. he said to time magazine, my major disagreement with netanyahu is what happens after gaza s over, what, what does it go back to do? israeli forces go back in according to the cia, it sounds like netanyahu is not ready to talk in specific terms and may not b