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Jason Butchell is back with the inside scoop of this weekend's ceasefire negotiations.

We've got some brand new Jasmine Crockett wisdom to break down for you. I can't wait

for that. But we're going to start by doing the art of the hostage deal. Yes. What a day. I don't

even know how else to put it. Hamas has swapped last Israeli hostages for Palestinian prisoners.

Israeli military said it had received all hostages confirmed to be alive after their transfer

from Gaza by the Red Cross, prompting cheering, hugging, and weeping among thousands waiting

at Hostages Square in Tel Aviv.

Let's give you a little picture of that.

This is what it looked like in Tel Aviv. The Donald Trump's

signs being waved by the crowd there. They are cheering. The flags everywhere. This is a thrilling

moment for the country. And one I don't know that they thought was coming. I mean, when, you know,

an invading army comes in and kills 1,200 people and takes 250 hostages, there has to be a moment, right, as a country, as certainly even the family members, where you, in some ways, despite all of your hope and all of your prayers, there has to be at least a doubt that creeps into your mind that you're ever going to see them again. Maybe you're kind of written them off in your head. I'm sure that happened with some of these families. And yet

here they are hugging their relatives once again. I mean, just an incredible day as far as

that goes. Now, direct meeting had, it became true between Trump and Hamas leaders, which sealed the Gaza deal. One barrier to the deal was that

Hamas leaders feared Israel would resume the war once the hostages were freed. In order to deliver a deal,

one of the sources contended Steve Whitkoff and Jared Kushner had to meet with the Hamas leaders in

person and directly assure them that Trump wouldn't let that happen as long as the group held up its side of the deal. And I think that is real, right? Like, Trump is not screwing around here. This is a big part of his legacy now. He's going to do everything he can to prevent Israel from just going back in there after this. He's trying to actually hold up a fair deal on both sides. This is what he does. And a lot of times, you know, it makes you feel

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