Watching symone. Another convoy is set to enter gaza. The neighbors warn much more help is needed, and fuel will run out in three days. Were talking to a member of the United Nations relief and works agency. About this very dire warning. Meanwhile, the u. S. Is increasing its Military Presence. In the middle east. Hoping to prevent the israelhamas war from expanding to other fronts. As a warning to iran, not to escalate, tensions are brewing in the region. All of this is going on abroad, america has a problem with the business of government at home. Its been 19 days, Congressman Mccarthy was ousted as House Speaker by riko publicans. This, week they have an urgent Response Civility to pick a new leader and get back to. Work Maxine Waters joins me to weigh in on the chaos among her conservative colleagues on the hill. Im Simone Sanders townsend, and i have something to say. Its just after four pm in washington d. C. We had 11 pm in israel, in gaza. Two weeks into the israelhamas war, mo
message to the world from the hallowed shores of normandy. well, never saying the word trump. the president implicitly warned of the threat. he believes his election your opponent poses to us democracy as for donald trump, he s using his guilty verdict on 34 counts to rile up his base on the campaign trail as some swing state voters tells cnn don t care about what happened in that new york courtroom and i ll go one-on-one with the former house speaker, nancy pelosi. she is in france for d-day commemorations and will weigh in on the president s message overseas and all of the drama with her congressional colleagues right here in washington i m dana bash. let s go behind the headlines and inside politics first up, a presidential complete from the cliffs pointe-du-hoc, where american soldiers turned the tide of world war ii, 80 years ago. today, joe biden is asking the american people to honor the legacy of those heroes gather here today just not just to honor those who showed
democrats in the past. and so this west coast swing is really about raising as much money as he can off of his conviction last week. but look at dana, you summed it up perfectly. this tour is also about revenge and we heard donald trump talk about that really within moments of taking the stage in arizona yesterday, he called the verdict rigged, and he also claimed that if he did not went on appeal in this case, that there would quote no country anymore. and so he really escalated some of that retribution rhetoric that we ve heard from him and his allies over the past week now, but donald trump also surprisingly stayed somewhat on message and my conversations with the trump campaign, they ve told me that they really want to leave his trial in the past and shift back to his general election campaign. and that means focusing on the issues that they think will help get him elected in november. and one of the most crucial issues is immigration. it s something that they think is one of joe
county wisconsin, the town of cedar berg, the joe biden won by 19 votes, the first democratic carried in a quarter century. so those are the places in america that we ll have our ion on on november 5 and he believes that if trump talks about policies it will help him in the suburbs not dwell on the conviction will see, well, i think this is so relevant to the conversation we were having previously about foreign policy, right? because a lot of what joe biden has tried to do with his soaring rhetoric about marci is also connect that to the domestic debate. the importance of democracy at home, the attack on democracy that he would argue that donald trump represents in the way he s attack the rule of law and institutions like the court in the wake of, for example, the criminal verdict. but that s only one of many, right instances where trump has done this. so i think we see that the biden campaign doing this more and more, trying to connect the democracy argument
beautiful. so why don t we be inspired by what is good out there and not have this really, quite frankly, there s so many good things to be happy about. and at the time that we re celebrating observing the 80th anniversary of dwight david eisenhower, the supreme allied commander would then become president of the united states masterminding this victory over, over nazism. it s so so to hear that kind of thing is save it for another day or if i ever but i don t i don t want to respond to that. i m not too much of a high from the veterans to spend any time listening to him i want to ask you about another democracy, the one in the middle east, israel, of course and the fact that the israeli prime minister benjamin netanyahu is now set to address congress on july