parliament, and all we need is netanyahu inciting against it day and night as i left-wing government bill holdens and all the rest of it, and it is fairly conceivable it will not take too been long before you get one or 2 parliament members from one of the right-wing parties defecting. next thing you know you have eight no-confidence motion and is back to square one. host: martin, what is it about mr. netanyahu? she spent the past 18 hours or so describing what we think is about to eminently arrive as being dangerously left-wing, and he knows there is another vote scheduled for june 14. he has nine or 10 days of trying to pick off individual members of parliament to side against what the coalition could be and arguably should be. what does that say about kim as a politician? guest: -- him as a politician? guest: he is still the smartest politician in israel, but it has backfired on him. all of his tricks have boomeranged on him, particularly bringing the arab party into the fold, legitimizing them. he has lost some of his reputation for being a magician. i doubt that he is going to succeed in pu

ned beatty, and of course, bill holden, everybody, faye dunaway in "network," 1976.ewatched that probably a month ago. if you haven't watched "network" in a while, i'm saying this to everybody. not only does it hold up and could have been done last week, it unfortunately predicts everything that's happened in american media over the past 50 years. it's remarkable. and ned beatty's performance there as a sort of murdoch-type character, again, unbelievably moving. >> yeah, i need to rewatch "network," because, of course, i remember that monologue and that performance in the movie, but i haven't rewatched it in a long time. he was a -- he was a great actor. and will be missed. and, you know, try to think of a time when he delivered a bad or even mediocre performance. he was just -- he was just a great character actor who always delivered the goods. and you know, there aren't -- there are actors kind of like him around, but he was top of his class, i think. >> yeah. >> i love that line in "deliverance." that river's going somewhere, and that's where we're going. somewher

bill is going to be. what is your sense of the reconciliation version of this and will you holden the liberals in the house with senators manchin. >> it's ball details and what we want accomplish. i want to stress senators sanders is starting on the reconciliation process and we'll make sure our care economy, our education, our investment in families and our commitment to fighting climate change is all encompassed in that legislation. and so we believe that senators sanders is going to craft a bill in which all democrats are going to support. here's the real question. i think the president touched on this today, we're going to fix and remove all lead pipes delivering water to homes in this country. we're going to connect every home to high-speed internet. so the question is, do i this i democrats will vote against removing lead pipe from people who have contaminated drinking water in their house, connecting rural and poor communities to the internet, our investment in electric vehicle charging stations and electric vehicle busses, the largest investment in infrastructure in the last hundred years. the larg