when i was talking to dennis ross a number of months ago before we started on reporting on the campus crisis. he said that he looks at the protest on what is going on i'm looking at israel's actions and everything that has happened and he worried that we had gone back to a pre-oslo world. that we are all the sudden hearing protesters about we want 48. let's go back to what that region looked like before israel was created in 1948. whenever you make of israel's actions, that is saying that we are back to the existential crisis where people are questioning does israel have a right to exist? going back to the original creation of the state of israel. i don't want to speak for him but what he was essentially saying is that it's a dangerous place to be back in an existential crisis. if you make this a political problem you can solve it if it is a two state solution, whatever it may be. he was worried that the generation that is protesting on both sides, you can talk about netanyahu's government and the party that he represents is for a greater israel from the river to the sea. here we are,

and it is in the process of reporting that he spoke to dennis ross, who has been chief envoy in one ofead negotiators of the oslo accords trying to get these two sides together. and he said something to me that stuck with me and i've been thinking about as we've been making this film. basically said that getting twoo shake hands, in that moment what happened was that they turned what had been in existential crisis into a political problem. his point was that existential solutions, whereas political problems he■4 solutions. when i was talking to dennis roth for number of months ago before we started in on reporting on this campus issue, he said that he looked at these protests and he looked at what was going on and he looked at everything since october 7 back that we were all of a seven hearing protesters and others talking about we want 48, meaning let's go back to what that region looked like before israel was created in 1948. and whatever you might make of israel actions, that is in some way saying ttstential crisis, we people are questioning does israel have a right to exist? going

dennis ross.hank you for joining us and you can catch the first debate between president biden fallen president trump right here on cnn thursday, june 27, j deborah and dana bash, moderate live from atlanta, beginning 9:00 p.m. eastern and streaming on max. now, in sports, it was agony and ecstasy for the world's best golfers and the us open came down to a dramatic finished on the final holds. nano has this morning's bleacher report and kaitlyn oh, man. >> growling for roy i know good morning. >> my zoom. good to see you. this duel between braces, shampoo and worrying that to where i was everything that golf fans could possibly want out of a major championship. mcilroy with a one shrug lead on the sixth scenes green, but he missed a 30 inch plot for par to drop back into a tie for the top spot and then more heartbreak on 18 his plot for part inside of four feet liping out. so he ended up with a bogey, but to shamele having issues of zone on the final hole. this is his approach, missing the fairway

. >>> joining us, we have ambassador dennis, now fellow and councillor -- ambassador ross, what is your-- while i regain my voice -- whether netanyahu was agreeing to something -- was this an israeli proposal negotiated probably between bill burns and the mossad leader? >> no, this was an israeli proposal that was absolutely adopted by the war cabinet. this was not something that president biden was somehow making up. this is a 4 1/2-page document that the war cabinet, which includes the prime minister, they approved it and they asked the united states to present it to egypt and qatar to then present to hamas. there is, within this three-phased approach, there is a connection between the first phase and the second phase, where the two sides will commit to good-faith negotiations hamas had a favorable view, provided it will produce the end of the war, complete israeli withdrawal. hamas has its maximal projections, and what you're hearing from the right within his own government, is he's saying i haven't walked you're, the trust is he hasn't walked away from the objectives, but he's appro