laura netanyahu has a number of high profile meetings on this us trip. what more do we know about his schedule? a man? absolutely. now, according to the prime minister's office, he is set to fly out sunday morning at 8 am. it is about 12 minutes past 8 in tel aviv at the moment so he should be on his way. now he set to meet steve went call the assembly to them, at least on monday. this will be his 1st meeting in the us with, with cough now essentially at they want to start to discuss the terms and these really position on the sci fi deal. and all to that the prime minister's office says wait, coffee will then speak to negotiate is involved, including kata and egypt, thoughts, according to one of the sins rady news websites, the not wanting to spend the go c h as until off to this meeting, then on tuesday morning he will meet with us present donald trump, they'll have a breakfast, may sing where they set to. again, look at the tubs of the deal on that for jill, a. t of this piece, 5 deal along side of the political issues. so we all waiting to hear whethe

. >> laura: president trump wrapping up a joint press conference with israeli prime minister benjamin netanyahu. a lot of ground covered. i'm laura ingraham. welcome to the ingraham angle from washington tonight. let'sreset the big news from tonight. >> the u.s. will take over the gaza strip and we will do a job with it, too. we will own it. and be responsible for dismantling all of the dangerous, unexploded bombs and other weapons on the site. level the site and get rid of the destroyed buildings, level it out. create an economic development that will supply unlimited numbers of jobs and housing for the people of the area. do a real job. do something different, just can't go back. if you go back, it's going to end up the same way it has for 100 years. >> laura: joining me now is victoria coates former trump deputy national security adviser. victoria, this has been another day of nonstop news. your reaction to the president's proposal that the u.s. essentially take over the gaza strip? >> well, laura, good to be with you. it's been another momentous day in i would say the most momentous first t

laura: good have you on tonight. i saw you earlierer with prime minister netanyahu.w you didn't want to get ahead of the president on this. but this has caused quite a stir among our allies and among our adversaries. what can you tell us tonight to clear up some of the confusion about what the president floated? >> i think what caroline said is right. there's a lot of assumptions being pushed upon what the president said. and what i said in front of bibi netanyahu worth repeating right now that ultimately all options are on the table. because we are not going to lay out exactly what we would or would not do in this particular context. this is an outside the box thinker who understands, law, the definition of insanity which is trying to do the same thing and hoping for a different result. we have seen for decades time and time again this false belief that if we just try a different sort of hamas or maybe the palestinian authority or maybe once they are clear and then we allow them back in and renegotiate again that we will get some sort of a different outcome. bibi ne

and through these types of discussions, laura you can move the window oa what is possible.d ot the israelis want to remove. >> let him. this is what benjamin netanyahus have said clearly.e n hamas needs to go in phases have israelis need to be taking and bringing our americans back as well. once israel is able to eradicate hamas, that is not our job but israel wants to do that. at the status of gaza is a conversation president trump is willing to have. what is the status and how ids a guaranteed? laura, we haveni talked aboutst this in the past. him that that one of the wars in iraq and afghanistan and ihe recognize what entanglement the last two decades has looked .ike president trump was the first td call the iraq war a dumb war. that is not to impugn those that e goserved a man i love the legy of who served there but the result is we got entangled for decades and what did america arget out of it?t gahe knows that and loves to rae the alarm bells about that. that is not what gaza has been keeping all options and recognizing supportive and i'll lighten thinking outside of the box and who knows what will happen after that. >> laura: doside you know

laura tell us more about this delegation heading takata the well i can tell you exactly where this kicks started and that was in washington dc where our prime minister benjamin netanyahu visited the middle east envoy, steve with coffee just before he's going to have a meeting with us present donald trump, and this is where the decision came out. the netanyahu would send a delegation to, to doha, at the end of the week, and according to the prime minister's office in israel, essentially going to discuss some of the technical details going into the 2nd phase of this deal. as i've said before, this was supposed to stop the negotiations around it on the 16th day of the seas. fine. that was monday, but not many people expect to business thoughts as bilateral negotiations just between israel and the us. but we do, no, no, certainly is he sending out this delegation, but when he arrives back in as well, he will contain his security cabinets meeting and discuss the is ready side essentially all of this deal and what was discussed in the us. so we'll have to wait to see exactly when that set, we know it's sometime towards the end of the week, but he is on the jewel pressure an

netanyahu go over to capitol hill for a visit. thank you very much for watching news night. laura coates. liv starts right now. >> well. >> tonight the clock is ticking. >> for workers across. >> the federal own political beliefs ahead of the trump administration and the trump team. walking back, the president's plan to take over gaza. and it begs the question who knew about it beforehand? this plan. tonight on laura coates live. all right. just about, what, 24 hours you got roughly 2 million federal workers having to face a very dramatic choice. either you accept donald trump and elon musk's so-called fork in the road, or you venture down the path unknown. they face a midnight deadline tomorrow to resign and accept a so-called buyout. i'll tell you why i say so-called in a moment. and if they don't? well, then they run the risk of getting caught up in widespread layoffs. we know at least 40,000 workers have taken up the offer so far, but unions and state attorneys general, they're warning not to take the bait. they argue this likely isn't even legal. in just a moment, i'll talk with some

netanyahu go over to capitol hill for a visit. thank you very much for watching news night. laura coates. liv starts right now. >> well. >> tonight the clock is ticking. >> for workers across. >> the federal