we had andrew neil and christiane amanpour addressing the question of how to triage trump.hat he says is designed to outcome at the munich security conference. was there a joint conclusion from the journalistic titans of christiane amanpour of cnn and andrew neil of all over the times these days? i was trying. it was all over the place. i was going to say formerly of this parish, i would never actually, this will really chime with newscasters. confident about the facts. potentially as a cover for doing other things. and andrew neil argued that while some of what the president says is outlandish, politicians could use when he says things like like a real estate developer. that obviously isn't going to happen, but it raises is that what is to be done with gaza? it has to be rebuilt. can that be done with 2 million palestinians still there? there's nojoy in that. image of the riviera of the middle east. to simply to mouth platitudes about a two state solution it was really interesting to hear. this morning we spoke to president herzog, the president of israel, and we asked him

andrew, real quick. we had a weekend full of drama. neil when it came to tariffs, how did you spend?ed now for 30 days. how does that affect your thinking about where policy can and should be. >> it reinforces my view that we're in a good place. my colleagues and i basically have. >> said we need to wait. >> and see. >> we don't know. >> enough information about what's. >> going to be announced. >> we have a little more information now on that. we really don't have information about what will actually be implemented. >> and how other. >> countries are going to respond. and in that environment. we shouldn't guess. >> we should just wait and see. and then the good news is, as we just talked. >> about, the economy is. >> in. >> a good place. so we're in a very good place to just sit here until we get a lot more information on the tariff front, on the immigration front, on the tax front. et cetera. all of those are going to be important. >> so what's the next data point you're watching for? or is it watching the headlines and kind of seeing how it all plays out? >> well, setting aside th