welcom aviv talked about this for a number of years and it finally happened that you saw the former foreign minister who opposed the taliban government and the co-founder of the taliban who have been locked in battle for the last 20 odd years 19 years 100 plus years face to face in the same room this is something that we've heard about from 3 presidents of the united states and it is finally happening here in the country capital doha a good old sides are expressing some cautious optimism about the future of gun is fun these talks have been months and months in the making we were here in february where there was an agreement between the united states and the taliban that the united states will be pulling out the taliban will not let the afghan soil be used by its fighters or foreign fighters against regional or international allies of the united states and in return release of 5000 prisoners by the taliban by the afghan government in 1000 prisoners released by the taliban yes it has taken months yes there have been many bumps in the road but finally they're here and they're talking to each o

public after the chief winters way of moving go from buffy and both of those form tel aviv to children is also welcomed here but nothing can cover these major oh colo cell. defeat by the corner viable from the one hand and the damage to economy which goes now about to well for 17 percent of g.d.p. and our grand gunned children will have to pay for weight in a future that i'm a joe the bucket full. and not to mention that he loses the last of the people because he cannot give a personality sample or need for really concentrated on the series of. quote cases about corruption well obviously he denies corruption even though he's been indicted for it and as for these abraham accords you claim then not some of the greatest developments in the middle east will donald trump seeking election in november says they're huge step forward what do you mean there have been relations before between israel and the united arab emirates and bahrain the u.a.e. didn't recognize israel they would raise the word israel from atlases in libraries in dubai i happen to be many still far foreign affairs of were 25 years ago and i

welcome to the show. the first time here. what are your thoughts on the peace deal? joel: the most exciting part is imagining the flights between tel aviv dubai, like the l.a. to vegas shuttle where you have drunk people and gamblers going back and forth all night long just $20 tickets and drink coupons, it's going to be a wild party that never stops. this will be fun. [laughter] greg: i didn't even think of it that way. all right, kat, what are your thoughts? we have different elements in this segment so pick one. kat: i want to talk about the whole debate about police, criminal justice. i have a huge problem, not because there's no problem with our criminal justice system but because there is but we are not addressing the main issue, lack of accountability even though this week, a report came out, registry of exoneration found in cases where people were innocent convicted of a crime wrongly, there was a prosecutor and more than 50% of cases but anyone committing misconduct, only 17% was her discipline taken against those people. it's a huge problem, as it turns out, not one of the problems that can be solved just by taking the cash aw

bring back the virtual couch and welcome in a special guest, the former israelis ambassador to the united nations, ambassador dan gilerman, live frtel aviv. how does this change not just relationships and friendships, but also economics. you heard our correspondent john roberts talking there and the military expectations in the region? >> dan: this is a watershed moment and as you all know, we all anxiously awaiting a vaccine against covid-19. i hope it will be available soon, but what we're witnessing today is actually a vaccine against war in the middle east. it is indeed a very significant move, which i believe will prevent any further wars because what we're witnessing today is significant representatives of the arab and muslim world who have finally realized that israel is not their enemy, the threat does not emanate from jerusalem, but from tehran. they have made the wise choice to align with israel in order to together, not only face the threat of the extremists in tehran, but make the most of incredible capabilities we all have in this region. this will lead to tremendous economic cooperation to innovation, to creativity, it will

welcome to the show. the first time here. what are your thoughts on the peace deal? joel: the most exciting part is imagining the flights between tel aviv dubai, like the l.a. to vegas shuttle where you have drunk people and gamblers going back and forth all night long just $20 tickets and drink coupons, it's going to be a wild party that never stops. this will be fun. [laughter] greg: i didn't even think of it that way. all right, kat, what are your thoughts? we have different elements in this segment so pick one. kat: i want to talk about the whole debate about police, criminal justice. i have a huge problem, not because there's no problem with our criminal justice system but because there is but we are not addressing the main issue, lack of accountability even though this week, a report came out, registry of exoneration found in cases where people were innocent convicted of a crime wrongly, there was a prosecutor and more than 50% of cases but anyone committing misconduct, only 17% was her discipline taken against those people. it's a huge problem, as it turns out, not one of the problems that can be solved just by taking the cash aw