>> back to the trailer to hear about that than -- it looked like it was canceled and it was resurrected, document the financial aspect of things but again the salacious details have been later there. >> sandra: seemed to dominate today speed jury heard also now all we've been talking about be -- >> sandra: yesterday we had forensic accounting as someone -- today we had porn star testimony. a bit -- >> john: in one of these days convicted felon testimony. when michael gordon expand. >> sandra: i'm julian turner. "the story" with martha maccallum start right now.

>> martha: good afternoon. this is martha maccallum and this is definitely "the st story" today, huge blockbuster news coming out of the courtroom in downtown manhattan connor mcdavid everybody has been waiting for. it is day 13 a former president trump's criminal trial and this has become incredibly intense in their because stormy daniels is basically spilled everything she wanted to say after the trump team had asked to have her testimony limited. 's another the trump request is in for a mistrial because they are seeing there's all this prejudicial information that the jury has heard and we can put that back in the genies bottle can recall it absolutely prejudicial saying that -- and that -- what that means is that it was designed not to serve the acclimation of the charges but simply to inflame the jury against the defendant. prosecutors have spent most of the day focus on the 2006 sexual encounter that stormy daniels claimed happened in this case, the encounter and

wander trump denies and a lot of detail that she hasn't given that denial may be is clouded somewhat in the jury's mind based on what we have heard today. remember, this case is about whether or not he has many payment was covered up with false business records. she has said she had no interaction with cohen or trump during this time period so she really can't speak to that. watch... >> mr. trump: we didn't put -- construction clause, the purchase -- sheet rock, the electrical cords. the legal expense that we paid was put down as legal expense. there's nothing else you can say. >> martha: laura ingram is standby but first are corresponding other steam need for outside the courthouse to bring us up to speed. we are getting updates facts and figures on all of this,

was the very latest here? >> adult from actress stormy daniels back on the stand and just in the past few minutes answering questions about eventually being released from her nondisclosure agreements and writing a book, everything that happened after 2018 is what you can expect to learn about momentarily but you mentioned this all comes just as we returned from lunch break. trump's lawyer asked judge one were shown for a mistrial because they believe that the jury heard unrelated damaging testimony about trump and daniels in her earlier testimony this morning explain in great detail the alleged affair or measurement didn't -- mention of our bodies between her and trump, he even said she later word for safety. judge juan merchan the courts "i agree it would've been better if some of these things had been left unsaid. i don't believe were at a point where a mistrial is warranted." daniels is no answering questions about the nondisclosure agreement that

she signed with michael cohen. she just told the court.co involved restraining orders against her in 2018. she said cohen, talk about her story and she wanted to get out of the nda which eventually did so she could defend herself. daniels claimed that she met trump at the celebrity golf tournament in 2006. she claimed they had an affair soon after that. the former president denies the affair. daniels could ability will certainly be brought into questioning during her cross examination. so again she's understand right now, martha, talking about being released from that nda. will see what comes next. i sent back to you. >> martha: nate, thank you. a few weeks ago stormy daniels called "w. intifada that she had been looking forward to today's testimony. watch... >> i'm absolutely ready. on hoping with all my heart that they call me because as i showed understanding -- i don't need someone to speak for me and i relish the day that i get to face him and

speak my truth. >> martha: so that's what's happening. this bringing laura ingram host of the ingram angle should practice law as a criminal defense -- which have you with us today. what comes out at you given all of this? >> the new york judicial system. after watching this today and listening to the, you know, transcripts and reading what we can read, has indicted itself. you just stated it, martha. i'm so stunned that this is happening in the united states of america. this case involves the question of weather business records were falsified in furtherance of a crime. now it doesn't matter what they were allegedly falsified for, you know, to satisfy an nda or to pay, you know, someone traffic's tickets. that's irrelevant to this case. the question was on a table

for this indictment is whether a business record, business records were falsified ultimately for the felony counts in furtherance of a crime. stormy daniels testimony is entirely irrelevant to this case. everyone watching has to understand this. this entire episode today is designed to do one thing and one thing only. humiliate donald trump, perhaps, you know, so a horrifying did -- they just see here to be guilty of something, perhaps prejudice the jury against them and ultimately affect the election. that -- this is not about proving elements of the crime or anything about the crime. judge merchan knows that. that comment he made that i wish these things had not been said? you back. because that prejudice the jury. the fact that stormy daniels is saying she lived in fear for her life, mentioning

encounter where, you know, she doesn't have anyone's name and it predates even the out -- act in question? what does that have to do with this case? so that's why this was done and in the short and salacious side of this and one reason and one reason only, tried to get the jury on board with them but most important lady humiliate trump before the presidential election. >> martha: is fascinating because merchan this morning the defense attorney purse max said -- and, of course, like every day they -- wanted a truly daniels was notifying,, we didn't have any knowledge of that, they said look were concerned about what's going to be set up their it might be prejudicial versus probative which will be to the end of explaining the case to the jury so that they can focus on other side and figure it out. and as you pointed out this also stood out to me and i think merchan is back on his heels this afternoon because it feels like he's losing control of this courtroom, right? and he says well, yeah, you

know, basically this is approximation, i wish there were things that had been said and it's too late. >> think about this before the jury has already heard this -- a mistrial is not -- is not incumbent upon me to claim a mistrial on this at this point. in other words let's see how much further this goes and then i'll wait in on whether or not they should be a mistrial. >> again, the problem was allowing her testimony in the first place. just bring her her understand -- again, irrelevant to the case. she has no relevance to the case, direct relevance to the crime. idea here is that you want to preserve the ends by it's nature of this proceeding in the eyes of the jury, the jury has to look at this as impartially as possible. her testimony today, and i would say specifically, you know, the title report of it, kind of ridiculing, you know, trump, her tone, but this

thing about being afraid and also implying that there was an issue with consent even, that is grounds for mistrial. the judge should be ashamed of himself. and this thing is an indictment of the new york judicial system and sadly it's humiliating for the united states of america in the eyes of the world. >> martha: and it's a great point and for what remote -- i thought i've heard all this before, you know, this has when all they are about him sitting on the bed and all this stuff. and clearly the prosecution wants to establish that this is so bad that this is obviously something wanted to cover up at any cost but i want to play for you this quick soundbite from stormy daniels in an appearance morgan interview. here's what she had to say about whether or not he should be jailed and this goes to the -- i know, can relate now. this would go to the issue of whether or not she thinks that he made her unsafe or he was threatening in any way. we have that, guys?

just a second, i'm told we're going to hear and as i can here. hang on. >> that's alright, it happens to me. you have a stores all the time on tv, this is what life tvs all about before this was supposed to be in the next block -- >> on radio it was so easy. >> martha: let's listen to what she said whether or not -- >> did get -- any kind of closure with your time involving donald trump to seaman jail term? >> specific to my case i don't think that his crimes against me are worthy of incarceration. i feel like the other things that he has done if he is found guilty, absolutely. >> martha: laura? >> crimes against -- again, crime -- look, excuse me? what crimes were committed against stormy daniels? she's an adult film actress, producer, whatever they're calling her to the. was the crime? again, and i have to say --

>> martha: again -- even though she's referring -- to get what you're saying. >> one thing i just have to add because this is funny, when you wanted other networks which i do femur purposes, it's funny to see them,'s are about oh this is outrageous. i mean, this people -- we had the member or options with bill clinton, we had hillary clinton destroying evidence that we had hunter biden with all his, you know, alleged wrongdoing business and otherwise. i mean and this is all excuse. know the stormy daniels comes to town and everyone is acting like this is the oscars, the super bowl and everything else combined. i think it's hilarious. everybody's exposing themselves in the way the covering this. >> martha: laura, thank you so much. wait to see you, we'll see you tonight on "the angle". laura ingram joining us this afternoon. as we said the former president has been denied a mistrial at least for now. the judge said at this point that it's not merited after adult film star stormy daniels offered up a lot of salacious details that they

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>> ♪ ♪ >> martha: cross-examination or i said -- different questioning of stormy daniels has begun to look on the right-hand side of your screen. you see susan michelle asked if stormy met with particulars and rears her testimony. she says no. this is a live feed of it, he was going on in the courtroom and you are ciona right-hand

side of your screen here will keep a close eye on that. will hit you from the former president and she is in the middle of the fence questioning of -- right now here in new york city our team is watching all of this they tell us that her disposition immediately changed. she is no defensive even combative at the defense has started to answer questions. the judge rejected the defense. [applause] request for an mistrial in this case. it says we are not there yet because being else give somebody details about what she claimed was our sexual encounter which the former president has denied and the rates that are not there is the case is not really at the heart of this particular trial. the judge warned prosecutors "a degree of detail you're getting into is a necessary. ." we that we bring an attorney for the former president under immunity case before the supreme court. is also running for missouri attorney general at a republican, welcome to the program, the top you here. with regard to judge merchan and how he is doing her, how he is handling the courtroom, i want you to listen to the

soundbite from earlier coverage over on an -- msnbc the is from you -- former u.s. attorney harry littman on the judge. watch... >> we are talking about a very, very colorful witness. she told a lot of jokes and not all of them landed. i haven't seen merchan in this trial be so sort of irritated and it came across, i think, as being irritated with her level of detail. my bottom line is it went fine but there were eyebrows raised in the jury. >> martha: what do you make of that? >> you look -- of all the outrageous conduct we have seen from the u.s. -- new york da's office over the course of this case whether it's clear discovery violations, games the blade with pretrial motions and with jury selection, today has to take the cake. at the start of today, judge merchan can very serious guardrails around stormy daniels' testimony and then the new york da's office just

ran absolutely roughshod over those guardrails. we think that we -- it was clear ground for a mistrial, were deeply disappointed that judge merchan did not grant our motion for a mistrial and this is an issue that we are going to continue to raise because the da's office strategy here is to pollute the entire trial with irrelevant, highly prejudicial evidence that should have no place in this trial or frankly in any courtroom. as a former prosecutor i find her conduct deeply deeply offensive and i am hopeful the judge merchan sees what's going on here. >> martha: he said that he did not see mistrial at this point but he want her essentially to stick to the things that are relevant to the trial. we know that the prosecution had discussions with w. -- from a daniels according to our reporters in the courtroom about staying focused on this because clearly they're getting a little bit nervous that merchan may be related to the point of mistrial. but he says the judge said that he is considering giving

limited instructions to the jury and that he is going to make a decision on that on thursday so that would mean that he will say to the jury look, this things that -- >> martha: imparts >> impossible to unwind about. the material introduced accorded and probably much of the material introduced by other witnesses so prejudicial and has so little probative value that it is essentially infected this case in away that i don't think a simple limiting instruction can cure. that's why we believe a mistrial is warranted. will obviously have to consider our options going forward but again i find the da's office conduct today to be particularly outrageous. i'm assuming many lawyers feel the same way based on what normal courtroom practice would be and i'm hopeful the judge merchan sees the lights in the coming days. >> martha: will scharf,

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>> martha: and we're getting an update here as israel takes control of gaza's rafah border crossing into egypt saying that it had intel that it was being used for terrorist purposes. white house rack into that moments ago, watch... >> we do not want to see a major operation happening in rafah. we want to see a plan, a comprehensive plan, on how israel plans to protect the one fire dr mack within one minute siblings that are currently seeking refuge in rafah. >> martha: let's go live now -- there was a soundbite -- let's go live do what they're saying right now. >> were not going to speak to cases but i will continue to commence and the president will continue to commit as you have heard from him today in a speech that is commitment to israel's securities ironclad. >> will about this question of the arms sales --

we've been -- i haven't seen those requests. what i can tell you is our commitment to israel's securities ironclad and we prove many times over and over since october 7th. all right guys. thank you, everybody. >> martha: those are pretty confusing messages. she said reed that when want to see any operation in rafah energy says we are ironclad in our commitment to israel's security. no israel want to go in there to root out the remaining hamas forces who say they want another october 7th again and again and again. select ring and retired four-star general jackie former army vice chief of staff the chairman of the institute of the study of war and fox news' senior strategic analyst remain general good to have you he here. how do you read those conflicting comments from the white house today sir? >> you said it best. they are absolutely compute -- contracting comments. i mean what has been stunning to me is we've seen this unfold for a number of weeks

now is that the president of the united states has taken issue with have the idf and principally the war cabinet of prime minister benjamin netanyahu are conducting military operations inside of gaza. the details of those operations particularly as it pertains to rafah and certainly when you're doing something like that you are undermining the conduct of that war and their war aims, you're strengthening hamas' hands particularly in negotiations. to say that the security of israel is ironclad when the reality that you are undermining their security and you are protecting the war. so yes, you are absolutely right there mack these are contracting statements that infuriate the idea and the israeli leadership. >> martha: with regard to this weapons pulled from the united states, completely unprecedented between the u.s. and allied to put a hold on weapons in the middle of a war in order to make a

statement. we haven't gotten a straight answer from anyone in the administration or mack do you believe that the united states the demonstration under the biden administration has put a hold on the next shipment of weapons israel? >> well obviously there is a hold, they've admitted to that, but they haven't admitted to what the reasons behind that is and so we're left for speculation or mack it seems based on that that they are trying to leverage israel much and they were trying to do with public statements that the president and others were making. i think it all goes back to the same issue and that is that they want to curb israel's military operations in rafah your maga reality is even though they are talking about -- they want to see the details of how civilians are going to be protected, the truth is they don't want to see the operation rafah conducted at all. where they really are is the want to go right now to a permanent cease-fire. that is really where the administration is privately,

not publicly in front of the american people, in front of the american people our security for israel is ironclad. that is a public statements that are being made. but quite frankly the pressure points that they have put on israel yes those are unprecedented, martha. very directly. >> martha: do you believe that the administration new the parameters of the deal that hamas agreed to was negotiated with the qataris and the egyptians and was supportive of that? >> i would suspect that the administration would be supportive of just about anything that's being done in that negotiation that would lead to an end macular conflict. that somewhat reasonable. remember what has happened here since november, 25 hostages released, six week cease-fire, exchange of palestinians to do all of

that and increase humanitarian aid. we've made no progress and hostage releasees then and why is that? hamas' has had on the table, martha, permanent cease-fire and withdrawal of all truth and the screws that happened on sunday, break down of negotiations, israel that announces that operation that will commence into rafah next thing we know is that hamas is conceiving and making concessions on negotiations that had been stumbled just hours prior. but when you look at it and he pulled back the veil of mystery surrounding it, what's on the table? permanent cease-fire again and an end to the war and the israelis throughout the hands and said that's not a realistic counter offer, there's nothing there and we're going to go on with our operations before and reported hamas wanted to substitute dead hostages return for living hostages return at least to some extent in terms of the percentages there. general jack keane, thank

you. always could have you here, thank you very much. >> good talking, martha. >> martha: these are quite different stories that we are covering for you breaking today throughout this hour. take a look at what stormy daniels -- what's going on in the public at the right-hand side of the -- susan necheles, trump attorney. you despise him and make one of them and stormy daniels says because he started. that level discussion happening in there. he -- she revealed what -- from the former president. many were shocked to learn they've been paying 22% on their credit card balances. and if payments were late, as much as 30%. that's over three times the interest rate on a newday 100 va home loan. pay off high rate credit cards and other debt with a lower rate newday home loan.

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>> martha: every minutewear getn what is going on inside the courtroom right now. right now -- trump and todd blanche sitting at a table talking at the defense table as the -- the difference now is questioning stormy dan

daniels. when asked if she is a former president she replied yes. and that she wants him to be held accountable. despite the fact that in an earlier interview we played for you she said that she did not think that you should go to jail for anything regarding this case so we're waiting for a reaction from the former presidents when he -- they take a break before the rafah for the day, will bring that to you live of course when that happens. in the meantime bringing but there fox news -- negative -- ankle of special report. good w. with us this afternoon. of italy a lot going on. i want to bring up a couple of calls but -- with the greater the impact of the 2024 election i want to get your thoughts on this. new u.s.a. today poll which word it was a jury reach in a trump new york criminal trial? fifty% say guilty on some quotes and you can see the rest. then the question is has trump' new york criminal trial been fair? 43% say not fair.

obviously it will take time to digest the political impact of this particular trial and it's in the middle of all the rest of it but your thoughts on these pulled at this point? >> i think the former presidents has pretty much buffeted himself in the political impact at least so far of this trial. know we don't know what happens if there is a conviction and what that means for independence and suburban woman in particular but right now he has done a pretty good job according to all the poles the receipt of characterizing this in a way that people by it. that think maybe it's not fair and it's piling on and they are not getting to the real meet of the charge, the underlying charge in all of this trial. i will say today's testimony, very salacious and the judge was as angry as we've seen him about the testimony and interrupting numerous times. so we'll see how this comes out with this particular

testimony today as this trial moves forward. >> martha: this is the first time we were losing george merchan become frustrated with the prosecution. hussein and frustrated a lot with the trump team. one telling tidelands to hear that no credible deep remember now it seems to be frustrated with the way they're handling this witness at least. the other court of public opinion, of course, is what happens in the media and has been the president's -- the former president's complaints that he's not allowed to speak freely while everyone else is and we know that mayor eric adams has said that while if we have to imprison the former president we are certainly prepared for that and in our justice them and boy do they have a good time with that on "w.." let's take a look at what happened there. >> i don't want to sound like i'm doing wishful thinking. [laughter] but which prison would be best? that's what i asked number 1. but, you know, i am okay if he goes to alcatraz and the

rope and it. >> what about guantánamo bay? what about super max new mexico max would be -- >> martha: a lot of suburban woman voters probably out there watching "the view, low and no obviously there wouldn't be but no restraint on mother a lot to say about all of this and brett. >> near. listen i just don't think that plays well to most of the electorate. i think there is a section of the democratic party that really wants to see donald trump in an orange jumpsuit going to jail. and that is what you're hearing there. i don't think that that is articulated where most of the center of the country is and, you know, a lot of people look at this and it will me mess. >> martha: yeah, p. or mack there is some images of president trump in the courtroom. there is a sidebar had just finished. intimate set handed daniels partially filled out former garnishment related to the florida case or mack with

regard to some of the newer things that we've heard she talk -- this has been out there, this confrontation in the parking lot but what other things a trump team has objected to is the suggestion that she was frightened for her safety at any point. and this in -- accord from the parking lot encounter according to our reporters were in a courtroom today. someone came over to her basically told her not to tell her story and she said i thought he was a husband or something -- she were -- he threatened me not to continue my story and, of course,, you know, one of the question here is going to be a one this person related to this case anyway and be, is it anything that the former president was aware of or was this, you know, coming from michael cohen? >> right. anything that michael gordon testimony will really be the big pinnacle of this case and how he does understand. obviously he has had majored

credible the issues before and i think it will be a lot of back-and-forth with cohen wants he gets there. think for me daniels has told these stories different ways before. she is on the stand telling this in the jury obviously is hearing this the first time. >> martha: you have an interview tonight with really fascinating political figure. we all remember when he one the senate race in pennsylvania. he had a stroke, had a lot of difficulty speaking. he is obviously improved over time and gotten better which is, you know, obviously a good story for him but you has become one of the democrat's leaving critics of president biden especially with regard to israel. what can we look forward to tonight in your interview with him? >> definitely will pull a lot of questions dealing with a. you speed -- campus protests, senator federman has from pennsylvania. is obviously in the heart of

a state that will be crucial in the general election both in the senate race there in the house and obviously the presidency but senator federman will be onset live, elastomer -- including israel and immigration. >> martha: that's for sure. going to be interesting, we look forward to for that tonight. thank you very much, always get to see you. bret baier anchor of "special report president biden condemns a vicious surge of anti-semitism and anti- israel protests written to derail his reelection and potentially... >> everyone: [chanting]

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>> martha: president biden says his commitment to israel's is ironclad even when the two alex disagree. he spoke smack spoke at the u.s. holocaust museum annual their ceremony -- is that hamas is to blame for the deadliest deed to the jewish people since the holocaust. >> president biden: seven and a half months later as people already forgetting. there already forgetting. that hamas unleashed this terror. it was hamas that brutalized israelis. it was hamas who took and continues to hold hostages. i have not forgotten nor have you and we will not forget. >> martha: is bringing congressman will cannon, it -- and -- cannot biden 2024 campaign surrogate. good to have you with us today. >> thank you for having me.

>> martha: you heard the president just this afternoon and a lot of people were asking for this kind of very strong statement on anti-semitism and he blamed it on a boss squarely what happened on october 7th and yet he's pushing israel for its cease-fire. what does he think will happen to the remaining battalions of hamas -- want to just rise up and do october 7th all over again in the following his desires? >> will the president was very clear to condemn unequivocally the hamas october 7th attacks to talk about the sexual violence and i appreciate that he did that. the reality is that netanyahu has already destroyed a lot of the hamas battalions, they are incapable according to the military that i get briefed on to do october 7th again and there are 20-3000 hamas fighters still there. even if netanyahu gets in --

is simply impossible to be able to eliminate all 20-30,000 of those fighters to what the president is saying is what's going to work now is a diplomatic solution when -- renew governance and that and got -- involves our gulf allies, it involves egypt jordan and the solution -- in -- not just going to be able to formulate a resolution. >> martha: -- and would work to reconstitute -- there's a lot of remaining hamas members to carry out another attack so i guess the remains to be seen. the president also said that hate has no say partner and yet he did not call out the safe harbor there has been created by university presidents across the country and has really denied jewish students the right to go to class and the right to graduate. what do you say to that? >> nothing the president laid out a balanced perspective. we have free speech, we have rick's pressure and and it's students are engaged in nondisruptive protests than that is protected speech in

public universities by our first amendment and other places bypassed -- in support of her expression but what students cannot do is deny access to classrooms kind and i jewish students or any student access to a particular part of the university are to engage in a violent toxic threats based on a religious or cultural identity and i think the president clearly unequivocally condemned that. >> martha: that include -- i'm just bringing this up because we're seeing it on the screen, george washington university, the founding president of our country covered in stickers and pro-palestinian garb. is not included in that kind of freedom? >> i don't think they should be defacing the founder of this country, george washington. i would reject the defacing of the statute or whoever -- don't think it helps there because. martin luther king never did that. john lewis never there that. there are other ways to march with conviction and passion

without desecrating our heroes. in fact, after kane specifically revoked >> martha: very different situation know we are seeing. congressman ro khanna, thank you so much. i hope you just the get -- thank you, sir. >> thank you. >> martha: the cross-examination of stormy daniels now underway other defense processor on the profit that she made her allegation that she had had a sexual relationship with a former president. using the finest materials, like indulgent memory foam, and ultra-conforming inner-springs, for a beautiful mattress, and indescribable comfort. save up to $800 on select adjustable mattress sets at stearnsandfoster.com ( ♪ ) my back got injured very bad. i was off work for about a year. i heard about relief factor from my wife. i took it every day, three times a day,

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>> ♪ ♪ >> martha: back down to the store must be neat -- day 13 of the criminal trial after a brief sidebar she is now back on their defense examination the defense is questioning her right now about selling her story and her desire to do that. we are told that she's striking very different from

a combative tone with trump's attorneys. we'll continue to update you on the right-hand side of your screen, you can see what's going on there as we speak. running and it is max easton -- america enterprises into senior fellow and fox news contributor. you're quick take before we and maga show on what you see her going on in a courtroom today? >> this is political bull for nonaccount. you just saw the pole, brauti of americans think is being treated unfairly. the code the ultimate victim in the eyes of many american voters and the other thing is the forced him in to a basement strategy, you know, if you look at and -- he had in the basement and let -- let's focus on -- which says the ask has done it from ever said anything offensive to you and 50 -- i think 58 cents maxi either never or not recently and 71% of younger voters 18-24 said never or not recently.

so, you know, the more he is in the courtroom, the last chance he has to remind people of the things that they didn't like about him and what their member is the great economy and the fact that the global -- and their is a war and chaos in the campus is, on the more, there wasn't chaos in europe -- so this is -- is terrible for them personally but it's helpful for him. >> martha: switching gears here from we just heard from precedents biden in short time ago speaking on holocaust remembrance day -- put up the chart here, anti-semitic incidents a ten year review we can see how it skyrockets over 2023 which you just referred to in terms of what the country feels like. interesting to note, you know, from pop-culture this is wrapper michael moore who released a pro- palestine saw here's what his message is today just release for president biden. watch this. >> ♪ ♪ >> martha: mark?

>> you know, what's fascinating is first of all his speech today was great because it was unrecoverable. he just condemned anti-semitism compendium hamas. the first time -- i kept waiting for him to say islamophobia, both side but he didn't do it so good for him for doing that but you had jack keane earlier saying that dividing policy is the premise is clear now for my that's what the protesters wants. that's what they're demanding. permanent cease-fire now. >> rt. hon. justin trudeau: stop the offensive, and maga were that allow hamas to continue and stop short of -- mark

with the happy with us today. >> thanks, martha. >> martha: moments ago new york's mayor -- i've had for information leading to the arrests of these testers who sprayed graffiti on this world -- world war i monument in central park that commemorates the heroism of the 107th in this -- infantry in world war i. they covered in a palestinian flag in stickers and the face the front of it as you can see there. watch this... >> cannot remain silent when our symbols of freedom are desecrated by individuals clearly hate our country and hate our real-life. >> martha: stark contrast to another location. nypd officers removed promising and flack from an amendment to union general general sherman -- on one someone yelling "i hope you

fall" to the officer there and over a george washington university ndc the statue should be for our first president is still wearing this mask in holding a place to imply. 's belated for almost a week. don't -- don't campus security clean it up at one point? what are they thinking? why does -- and restore the statute to the form that they intend it to be? i can't figure this out. someone please tell me what's going on at the gw administration and why they haven't fixed this situation. so that is "the story" for today may 7th and "the story" goes on. we thank you for joining us today and as we do for joining us every day at 3:00. we will see you back here tomorrow. "your world" is about to get underway. sneak peek at the dow, up a little bit. the june for that. will see you. >> ♪ ♪ >> neil: six months from election day, stormy daniels understand donald trump on