That does it for me. Thanks for watching. Ill see you back here next week at 5 00 p. M. Eastern. Right now its The Sunday Show with jonathan capehart. History tomorrow, donald trump becomes the first former american president to face the jury of his peers in a criminal trial. Thats just days before the Supreme Court considers the claim of president ial immunity. It is a decision that could be a game changer in legal efforts to hold him accountable. Here to break down the monumental week ahead. New world order, now that the house has finally passed aid for ukraine. Well take a closer look at what it will really take to keep putin and other autocrats in check. Retired general and former nato commander wesley clark is here with his advice for the president. And the state of the race. A new nbc news poll will show bidens Approval Rating inching higher and his race against donald trump thats getting tighter. Nbc mark murray joining me live to discuss the story behind the numbers. Im jonatha
and backpacks. apparently i m 15 years old. everybody, have a great halloween. harry, thank you as always my friend. cnn news central starts right now. hamas. the targeted special operation overnight in northern gaza, and the moment the soldier was reunited with her family. a big moment on capitol hill. any minute now an official plea for new funds to support israel and ukraine. i m john berman can kate bolduan. sara is on assignment. this is cnn news central. israel s military push further into gaza. the idf says troops are con fronting hamas terrorist cells on the streets, and now facing what they describe as anti-tank missiles and machine gunfire as the fight continues. according to the idf, the number of hostages being held by hamas and gaza is also now going up again, now believed to be 240 hostages. the idf is calling what it details as the active rescue and an idf soldier. israeli officials say hamas was holding her inside a remote building. that s accordin
supreme court. then we can definitively resolve the case. the reason why i m concerned about that is it will eat up so much time. donald trump may not be tried until who knows, 2026. glenn, speaking of eating up time, i m going to have you come back because the whole idea of outer perimeter immunity, demands its own segment. it will defy logic to this here. but glenn kirshcner, mark, thank you so much for coming back to sunday s show. tomorrow, tune in at 10:00 a.m. eastern for special coverage of opening statements and donald trump s new york criminal trial. and then at 8:00 p.m. eastern, rachel maddow and team will break down the latest in this case tomorrow at 10:00 a.m. eastern right here on msnbc. coming up the foreign aid package passed by the house now heads to the senate after months of resistance from hard right republicans. i ll speak with former nato
they will fight if russia decides to invade this country, jim. all right. alex and arlette, thanks to both of you. busy day for both of you at your respective posts. thanks very much for all of that. for more on this, let s talk to former nato supreme ally commander, general wesley clark. general clark, i m wondering if you could respond to what president zelensky said in the sound that alex was playing that panic is the enemy that they re fighting right now. before any real fighting breaks out. i agree with president. it is the enemy. panic is. on the other hand, have to appreciate the position the united states is in. we have the intelligence. secondly, we want to make sure our americans that are there are safe and that our nato allies are completely warned and
power plant. workers are now working there at gunpoint. former nato supreme ally commander, general clark. i want to start with the nuclear clark. we heard from the head of the iaea, no radiation leaks, no signs of serious damage to the reactors. but the word that the people running it are operating it under gunpoint this morning. the significance of that? . well, i think they re going to operate it as well as they can anyway. anybody in a nuclear power plant is always operating with the understanding if things go wrong it is extremely dangerous. they don t like operating it under gunpoint, but they are going to operate under gunpoint and keep it safe. what do the russians do with the power? this is 25% of ukraine s power. and so it looks to me like a strategic move on the part russian forces to grab hold of the power plants, cut off the