they've been told that were on the cost of the things you just quoted, or one of the reporters quoted j sullivan, the national security adviser saying we're on the cost or they, they found him do. in fact, everyone in israel heard this 25 times in the last 6 to 7 months. so, so there, you know, their, their hopes are high because of the 1st time. and this is an important point in the world because of the 1st time the government is sounding office. if this is that, they are often mistake that the deal is that is that israel is on the verge of completing this deal. now this is important, as i said, because of the timing and i don't know where she want to take this as, as a negative by doing this is a negative uh thing about it. anyhow. he waited until before the, you know, of your ration of donald trump. this deal, the deal that i just outlined to you. the deal that you indeed outlined a few moments ago was on the table, was there for the taking 10 months ago. an 8 and 6 and 4 and 2 and 3 weeks ago. and, and in israel and come us of the share of the learning here. chose not to. and so the, uh, you

is it for a number of factors 1st, that israel, he had believed not a that's j. sullivan of israel hadn't shaved his military goals. the other thing is that he believe, but in terms of how mosque. but the leadership had been significantly, we can something that was necessary in terms of military strategic goal in the part of israel. and also that there had been significant pressure put on the part of her moss by israel. and so these are sort of the main criteria that was necessary in the part of israel, in order for this to be a success in order for this agree meant to go ahead. and this was something that in terms of a benchmark, the united states thought had been achieved. and so we are looking forward to seeing this being put forward and announced to the media by the national security advisor jake sullivan. again, this is something that should be uh, now is fairly imminently. okay, thank so much. kimberly. uh we will no doubt be talking to you over the next several hours. that's white house correspondent. kimberly how, cuz we are also getting some new lines in the guitar. e m e a has s

and then even before october 7th, national security advisor j. sullivan said, hey there did. there hadn't been a greater period of comp, calm and quiet in that relationship and then we saw the blow up. but is there a danger that the hubris of this moment could actually undermine is really security down the, the down the road. if they don't some house shift on this question of where palestine and palestinian spit in this equation. yeah, i think that's absolutely right. and you're correct that nothing. yeah. who kept this war going until he achieved some rather dramatic games and we could throw in the overthrow of outside who suddenly found himself without in a ronnie and ally, right. who could, who could help him interrupt you? now i, they didn't show up. absolutely, because they had their own problems. so, so nothing yahoo has achieved some real strategic games. and the old adage is that we've going back 30 years or more that the tribute to the israelis a popular fleet that you know when we're weak, how can we make peace when we're strong? why should we make peace? and i thin

. >> j sullivan also said that america is stronger economically, both because of what they've been ableachieve abroad in this administration. he also talked about the fact that america was kept out of war. now, jake also talked about the fact that president biden is going to speak specifically about afghanistan and the withdrawal, that we know that the biden administration got a lot of criticism because of the way that it withdrew with those 13 service members being killed in that withdrawal. so we can expect president biden to defend his position. and we also expect him to talk about the war in ukraine and the financial support that america has been giving ukraine to stave off that, of course, invasion from russia. so we expect a president biden to really here, not take a victory lap because he understands and the administration understands that they're handing this over to the trump administration, who has very, very different views of the world and america's space and role in it. but this is going to be president biden trying to say we did achieve a lot, and there's a lot yet to be a

sullivan. >> she is kelly evans. it is a huge. >> news day with a hat trick of headlines, hitting. >> from the world economic forum and one president, donald judi arabia, he wants lower oil prices. he took on brian moynihan, saying banks don't lend to conservatives and government spending, which he says skyrocketed too much in the past four years. well, let's start with the president's comments on rates. didn't name the fed directly, but says he'll use pressure to bring rates down. >> i'llem

sullivan. >> she is kelly evans. it is a huge. >> news day with a hat trick of headlines, hitting. >> from the world economic forum and one president, donald j. trump. >> he took on the fed saying he wants lower rates and saudi arabia, he wants lower oil prices. he took on brian moynihan, saying banks don't lend to conservatives and government spending, which he says skyrocketed too much in the past four years. well, let's start with the president's comments on rates. didn't name the fed directly, but says he'll use pressure to bring rates down. >> i'll demand that interest rates drop immediately, and likewise, they should be dropping all over the world. interest rates should follow us all over the progress that you're seeing is happening because of our historic victory in a recent presidential election. >> james pethokoukis is an economic policy analyst at the american enterprise institute. he's here with us for a little while, cnbc contributor and is one. julia coronado is president and founder of macropolicy perspectives, former fed economist as well. listen, julia, let me start with you and the, you know, not the drama of the comments, a