beth miller, government affairs manager for jewish voice for peace action. and in washington, d. c. david pollock, senior fellow at the washington institute for near east policy and author of a nation divided palestinian views on war and peace with israel. a warm welcome to you all, david, let me start with you today. whether or not this cease fire ultimately holds, it really doesn't address any of the underlying issues. does it know? it doesn't just assume fire, but at least that isn't necessary. first step before any serious diplomatic moves or even managerial assistants can get started. i'm a, do you believe that this cease fire is going to prevent any further escalations in the near term? no, i absolutely don't. i think you, as we can see with the sort of clashes that have occurred, the firing of tear gas and rubber coated steel, bullets, the worshippers that all the mosque just after the fire was announced. this won't change. and as long as they're as popular a resistance in confrontation with the occupation and the various encroachments on palestinian religious and cultural si

can you see right there, brian, you mentioned brian mast, beth van duyne, miller-meeks, ralph normane had on the program yesterday, marjorie taylor green, massi. some of the people given warnings as we look at the list all republicans except congresswoman marci captor she is a democrat from ohio. brian: i don't know why every republican refuses to wear a mask and ignore the fine. ainsley: why wasn't she wearing one yesterday when she was at the white house even if they lifted it. brian: it's all about power. all about control. that's why she republicans make her the former speaker. who says she is not going to run again. that should be the incentive, republicans have to say do you have to deal with this petty retribution from the house speaker who just creates more anger? it. ainsley: the signing makes me so mad. brian mast served our country. she is going to fine him 500 bucks? it will 2 45urbgs dollars. that if he does it again after that second offense, is he fined another $2,500. and they take it out of their paychecks. they don't even send them a bill. steve: somebody getting th