Episode 4841: First Day Of A True Ceasefire In Gaza; Prosecute The Left's Surveillance State

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What are the implications of the ceasefire in Gaza?

Unknown 0:00

Now Israel's defense forces will move behind agreed-upon lines inside Gaza and the ceasefire will take effect. Once the IDF has moved to new positions, a 72-hour clock to release the remaining hostages will begin. President Trump said yesterday he expects the hostages to be released on Monday or Tuesday. The United States is preparing to send about 200 troops to Israel to help support and monitor the ceasefire deal. They will not enter Gaza, but they will be there to help with transportation and planning. US forces will also help coordinate humanitarian and security assistance into Gaza. The Nobel Peace Prize for 2025 goes to a brave and committed champion of peace, to a woman who keeps the flame of democracy burning amidst a growing darkness.

How will the hostage release process unfold after the ceasefire?

Unknown 1:08

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Letitia James 2:19

This is nothing more than a continuation of the president's desperate weaponization of our justice system. He is forcing federal law enforcement agencies to do his bidding, all because I did my job as the New York State Attorney General. These charges are baseless, and the president's own public statements make clear that his only goal is political retribution at any cost. The president's actions are a grave violation of our constitutional order and have drawn sharp criticism from members of both parties. His decision to fire a United States attorney who refused to bring charges against me and replace them with someone who is blindly loyal not to the law but to the president is antithetical to the bedrock principles of our country.

Unknown 3:15

So she is now joining judges on the West Coast, both in San Francisco and in Portland, who have ruled the exact same way with respect to the administration's use of the military. I do think that the way that you've been first talking about this, which is not as a legal matter, but sort of as a policy matter, the idea of using the military unnecessarily and what standard that sets is the right way to look at it. because this is so unusual in this country and I think it sort of normalizes it to start getting into the weeds on the law points. But since I'm a lawyer, the law point here and the real thing that is notable is that Judge Emmergut in Portland and now Judge Perry in Illinois

Letitia James 4:02

are basically saying in judicial words that they just don't believe the Trump administration, that what they're doing is untethered to the facts on the ground.

Unknown 4:13

In other words, that there's nothing that is happening in either location that would justify bringing in the military. basically israelis and palestinians can no longer find their way uh i think out of this conflict alone it can no longer be solved at the level of the two of them all trust has been completely stripped you know from the two sides especially after this war and what you see in gaza is the outlines of basically a kind of international mandate u.s uh u.s allies arab partners uh working with palestinians basically to build their capacity to govern Gaza and to assure Israel also that under no conditions will Gaza ever be able to threaten them. That kind of international mandate for Gaza, if it were actually extended to the West Bank, might be the foundation of building us a bridge back to a two-state solution.

Unknown 5:06

So I like it in the short term. I think it has real potential in the long term, too.

Stephen K. Bannon 5:10

How has this campaign-like activity by the president and his supporters domestically and internationally affected the deliberations and the thinking in the committee?