agreed and holst flew to tunis to witness arafat signing these letters. but i also have what got them all is that at the moment i'm not going to they're not i'm going to refer them to look very good at finding a good fit for my point of view the exchange of letters some more importantly. because the exchange of letters is doing the story which. the norwegians celebrated with peres and severe in israel. rabin announced that based on the p.l.o. those commitments israel now recognize the p.l.o. and agreed to negotiate with them. back in tunis the p.l.o. established the palestinian authority which would gradually become the umbrella organization for the palestinians. ladies and gentlemen mr arafat chairman of the executive council of the palestine liberation organization is excellent see it start repeating prime minister of israel the president of the united states. the if you didn't wish them a. a look at them with. a letter. feel like maybe don't even. feel more. commercially how the injured as a largely. have lived under a few common eleven cup and the com

agreed and holst flew to tunis to witness arafat signing these letters. that i was glad that what got them all is that i don't i'm not going to they're not i'm going to have a family like this for years to have find it good for my point of view the exchange of letters some more importantly. because the exchange of letters is doing the story the shift. the norwegians celebrated with peres and severe in israel. rabin announced that based on the p.l.o. those commitments israel now recognize the p.l.o. and agreed to negotiate with them. back in tunis the p.l.o. established the palestinian authority which would gradually become the umbrella organization for the palestinians. ladies and gentlemen mr arafat chairman of the executive council of the palestine liberation organization is excellent see you sir for being prime minister of israel the president of the united states. the if you didn't wish to. be there. let the guy while i do. feel like maybe don't even for a film are relative. to commercially how the injuns a lot of them. you know need to have lived und

very very useful then to that to to have the opportunity to discuss these issues also directly with arafat and and we were then sort of also able to communicate that and to do this well off these meetings with our part. last one you went back to jerusalem to the whole israeli team i'm told this for at least everything arafa pop star. and even a letter written by hall just said look you know i looked for a letter i think eleven pages for a minute from the meeting giving the letter on the minutes word by word. of arafat's opinions where he thought he can help something or lose something all this was given to describe this it was more sort of a judgment on where the palestinians. in particular where on. sort of the whole idea reaching in agreement on the organ holes was a very mush of writing and he all of us who wrote singh said he wrote almost everything himself i mean working for him was very difficult working without a realist every ghezzi here every time when they went to meetings in the first thing on the plane he sat down and he wrote down his impressions and so so that was the ways th

elbaz a sent word to tel aviv that arafat approved israel's first proposal that the p.l.o. could have a foothold in the gaza strip and jericho specifically the message to lead to. a peace process and not go beyond that by far the very look at the border what we reach in the first four months was a document which you called the south of the document which was a full out going to few pre-negotiation document we never thought that this document could be signed by the senior thought that maybe. i should have asked the american embassy and us know to fix me up with a secure line to state department so i went up there and had what updated them two three times on progress towards the the sub spoke gov the initial draft agreement that was february one thousand and three was february and march and april where we did these things and was talking about even gave the the original. draft first version of the ostrow agreement if you like to warren christopher. and he was very interested in this fellow u.s. secretary of state warren christopher was monitoring both the secret all slow and

in september nine hundred ninety three exactly and yasser arafat's also known as abu shook hands on thewhite house lawn. the negotiations leading here with secret and mediated by norwegian politicians. the talks were conducted through showed the legalization to maintain secrecy and cover everything strunk's. the oslo trade union think tank did a study in the early ninety's on the living conditions of palestinians in occupied territories. but it was a cover for these secret negotiations between the p.l.o. and israel as part of the standards of living survey that was undertaken in the palestinian areas i had authorized money for this project and these were the money that could also fund the talks in australia would have not started if for example the father would have not invited us to go to norway i hope as you that if i would say pay for yourself there would have not happened i mean this is too funny things but that's life all what we did when it came to stationery all the papers were also to fall for paper in order to leave no trace of any kind no official no written in well meant. to

wasn't enough for the world just to believe that this was all a result of a fistfight and now since mr arafat want to speaking since he's demanding answers to these questions that he's putting forward we realize that saudi arabia isn't going to go to get away with it and they are the almost thing that the investigation continues that this is not where this is going to and the question is where is that investigation going to go and we've been hearing for weeks that turkey may have concrete evidence some video or audio recordings from what happened inside the consulate earlier today we heard from the turkish foreign minister saying that so far they have not shared any of that evidence with any other country but that an exchange of views between intelligence organizations would be possible also now it's a question of whether or not they do have such concrete evidence will it be shared why didn't we hear about that from aired on today does that mean that this is just rumors and reports the question is where do we go from here what will be the next step in the investigation and how much to saudi a

we need arafat in the communities.n't know if this guy could've been seen and stopped in advance. they are 15 years as a devastating weapon. cops need to be applauded for standing up against it. we've got to get them out of the community as well. transfer was the honest reality? it must take place in real work ahead for the president and members of congress to prevent them from sprouting across the country. we know that there are many people who deal with mental health issues and they don't pull out an ak-47. >> that is true. there are warning signs that somebody is unstable or psychotic. you are right. it may not be possible to get there in advance. we need to have a frank discussion. if you armed guards that are synagogues and churches and places of worship, that we have to do a better job at getting these weapons under control. i don't see this only as a wake-up call in that direction. there's way too much hatred and division in our country right now. everybody criticizing and attacking each other. here's a situatio

that comes after the explosive allegations leaked by the investigative team over the weekend which arafatof some 15 individuals who flew and on the same day last tuesday and then left by plane back to saudi arabia. it has been fiercely denied by the authorities, the brother of the friends, the brother currently‘s saying that all the allegations about the murder inside the consulate are completely false and baseless. we are getting reports in the turkish pro—government media that the investigations focus is on black man that left black vans. , stopping in egypt, the turkish staff and the consulate were given a holiday last tuesday, 15 individuals who flew in and out of his thimble that date to saudi arabia, are thought to have taken cctv footage inside the consulate with them. so it is all looking rather bad for saudi arabia, saying that he left the consulate the same day, but then i saying that if they are claiming that, they need to provide footage to support that. and the only footage that we have is that jamaal, this famous the only footage that we have is thatjamaal, this famous dissi

brian: arafat is in the waiting room.you would lose your job. i understand point. she is saying monica is at fault, too. she could have said no. she knows right from wrong she was 22 when it happened. steve: kristin gillibrand the senator from new york state a couple months ago said absolutely, he, bill clinton, should have stepped down. bre payton joined ainsley in the first how and had this to say about hillary's denial of the question. >> of course bill clinton abused his power when he abused monica lewenski. when you take power imbalances someone being the president of the united states and someone being an intern. she wrote in vanity affair article that renders consent moot. it's patently obvious abused the office of the president. for hillary clinton to be in denial of that 20 years later goes to show you why she lost. ainsley: 20 years later. stop asking her about it. don't you think enough? brian: thing is, ainsley, for the longest time they never got questions on it at all. you cannot sit there and accuse donald