i was discussing and i was seeing senator george mitchell as the middle east. peace on boy in the 1st obama term talking about i somewhere have those documents or how to document when i was in government that list a number of these things. and so was a matter of moving forward. the president trump, in this case, or derek carson, or was standing on the shoulders of his predecessors in moving forward on this, which is true for most us presidents in foreign policy. uh, president, trump, unlike other presents, has not to credit anyone else with his success and blame everyone else, 1st failures. and so in that case this is consistent. but the, every mccord i agree with you provide a very useful framework. and in fact, i know that the moratti's used even their signing of the accords um as something to help house indians in the immediate because this was at a time where the net to yahoo government prior netanyahu government that believe it or not was not as right wing is the current net right, who govern government? i was talking about and accessing the west bank. and so the m right is my un

i used to talk to senator george mitchell who is on envoy on this. got so frustrated and he said his response was, hey, call us in 400 years when you get over these religious, you know, fanatic words, but you know, i and, and he was basically saying there's nothing that can be done. i know you don't share that you, but that he was out there is a problem. nationalism. right. and nationalism is a relatively recent phenomenon in the really the issue of, of jewish immigration to palestine is quite recent, obviously, influenced by the holocaust. but this is a relatively recent problem, which i think has no perfect solution, but certainly ways to improve the situation. and again, whether, whether americans say they've been fighting for 3000 years, we find you in row 3000. i don't care or whether americans say, you know, this does affect our security or whether americans say us can do things that nobody else can do. i don't know where, where people come out on this. i don't think the president knows, but i don't think the president is thinking in those term

george mitchell, the american peacemaker, said diplomacy is 799 days of failure and one day of successlinken feels right now. tom fletcher, thank _ antony blinken feels right now. tom fletcher, thank you _ antony blinken feels right now. tom fletcher, thank you forjoining us, former british ambassador to lebanon. inside gaza, israel's military has urged civilians repeatedly to leave the north. they had reopened today for a limited period of time, one of the strips main highways. there are only two of them, they said this would allow people to drive south for a three—hour window. that has now shut again with some 350—400,000 people remaining in northern gaza, according to a us envoy. the israel defence forces have said in the last half an hour or so as well that while they went to open that road they said that they came under fire from hamas fighters on the ground there as well. while all of this is going on the rafa crossing to egypt also has remained closed today. we have heard that gaza border authorities say that they will not permit foreign passport holders to cross into egypt unti

do he was actually named to be chairman of the 9/11 commission, and after he was named senator george mitchell was going to be the democrat co-chair of the commission, they both realized hurt if one of them to do it. once he realized what he would have to step down from, he spent a lot of time talking to me about his advice, should he proceed with. this what's going to happen with all of these other endeavors he was in the middle of, i told him the press will kill you. you can't have any. the press will say it's a conflict of interest and it got to him because he wanted to serve, he didn't want the press controversy and i was honored that he thought enough to ask for my advice and listen. >> sean: that was one thing about him. i remember very distinctly, it's interesting you say that, at a particular event, i had an opportunity to speak one-on-one with him. and he started asking me questions. i'm like, i should be asking you questions, because of his incredible background. when you think of, in light of what's going on in the world today, especially the rise of anti-semitism, and he escaped na

purdy turned down a handoff to elijah mitchell and a shovel pass to george kittle, and before he threwshould have known that the 49ers had an ineligible man downfield, so there was no reason to even attempt that pass. that kind of play there is something we haven't seen from purdy before, and this was a rare instance where brock purdy looked like a rookie. so, yes, purdy has to play better, and there are certainly no indications he will go into a free fall and not be anywhere near the quarterback that he showed earlier in his career. frankly, the biggest thing working against purdy, he set the bar so high when he took over last season and through the first five games this year. now he has to settle down, take care of the football, and not make the kinds of mistakes that has cost the 49ers dearly in these past three games. >> when he mixes in the ominous music, that's when you know he's serious. >> he's not messing around. >> three-game losing streak. thank you, matt. brock purdy will be just fine. >> looking forward to sunday for sure. >>> jessica aguirre joins us now. >>> coming up at

the congress in order to kick george santos from office, as an example of how many are starting to lean in that direction, congressman ken buck on msnbc with andrea mitchell last hour, he has previously been opposed to any expulsion resolution saying that george santos was due process in this situation before he voted yes. he feels that this ethics report is an example of that due process, and he will now vote yes on an expulsion resolution. ken buck just one example of many republicans who are starting to come around to that way of thinking. there's a very good chance, chris between thanksgiving and christmas that george santos is removed from congress. chris. >> ryan, thank you very much. matthew, i wonder what you make of this. i think when everybody woke up this morning, the prevailing wisdom was simply that there's such a tight majority for the republicans that they didn't want to upset the apple cart. this does, as i said, seem to be moving awfully quickly. >> yeah, i think the report brings such clarity to it that all of these things we -- many of us knew, they laid it out in a way that's not only ethics violations, it's actually breaking the law,

mitchell, thank you. >>> and when we're back in 60 seconds, george santos may join an exclusive club that apparently money can buy. he could soon become one of six lawmakers in u.s. history to be expelled from the house. i'll talk to fellow new york congressman dan goldman who's been pushing to boot him, and no. >>> elon musk's meltdown over advertisers pulling out of x. his expletive-laced message and what it could mean for the future of the platform. >>> and later a need for speed. new survey results on what makes a majority of american drivers dangerous. drivers dangerous. that bank of america had approved my loan... it was important to me. we not only just provide the financing piece, we do everything that we can to surround them with the right people. all you need is a perfect, amazing team that will guide you through the right steps to be successful. and that's what bank of america was for me. (christina) with verizon business unlimited, i get 5g, truly unlimited data, and unlimited hotspot data. so, no matter what, i'm running this kitchen. (vo) make the switch. it's your business. it's your verizo

mitchell with the euro step, what a quarter action. in another important game today, los angeles clares face off. rolanda was placed in the end with the account 1192, the forward georgelongels beat his opponent in this match with 27 points, 7 rebounds and 7 assists, leading to the goals of the best players on the field. yaganeh got the bronze medal, but missed the olympic quota. in the team section, our country's team with the unique combination of parveshnia and biranvandand placed third . iran's women's national football team in its last match in the second round of the paris olympic qualifiers in australia against the philippines safar. the students of the test previously lost against the host by one goal and against chinese taipei without making a fuss. asasana club of spain honored javad nekonam, the head coach of esteghlal tehran, by publishing a picture of him. with 197 games, nkonam holds the record for the most games as a foreign player in osasuna. according to the announcement of press police club, tomorrow's game of this team against sanat naft in the premier football league will be held in the azadi stadium in cooperation with the development company for

george kittle 66 yard touchdown. all kinds of spaces. 22 3, 9, years, 116 yards for kittle on the day. >> later in the 3rd, they're up 17 pretty fakes. the handoff to elijah mitchells it to deebo samuel on the and around and there he goes. a 23 yard. touchdown run. welcome back. deebo samuel, every 4th quarter. 27 3 niners lead, lawrence. picked for the second time. the game to fred warner. 4 takeaways for the niners today matching their season. challenge and it's the 4th and now for the wells. but more offensive next. niners possession just for good purdy rolling use check for the 22 yard. touchdown. pass. love full-backs. get into the end zone. 3 straight games scoring just 17 points. the forty-niners route to jaguars. 34 to snapping jackson. 5 games winning streak to generate a little while. the warriors in action tonight hoping to snap. >> two-game skid hosting the esota timberwolves. the closing moments of the first warriors down by 2 daario shar. >> puts it in to tie the game and then. and to end the 1st quarter with a 2 point lead. just a crazy sequence there. so we'll jump to the 4th quarter. does stop 14, not great stuff. nails the stepback 3 to give the

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