. >>> john stewart promised to move into another planet if donald trump was the president.s obviously not going to be able to do that. alec baldwin, barbara streisand, it goes on and on. >> hollywood hypocrites say they're going to leave the country if he wins and now they want inauguration tickets. isn't it nice to have a president that doesn't cater to the hollywood elites, the $50,000 plate dinners. both hillary and obama did ridiculous fundraisers. isn't it nice to have a president that actually wants blue collar americans represented after his inauguration. this shows why trump won. he didn't pander to the elites that middle america felt so disconnected from so long. with elon musk's progress in getting us to mars in the next 100 years, john stewart better back his bags. >> kristen, how about we put them in yun ul inaugural ball, one room and pull the plug. >> i love it. you know, these celebrities, they are people like this woman says but they're deplorable people. they don't deserve to go because they didn't get trump into the white house. >> i think if you do the in

among those are comedian john stewart and stephanie mcmain, they discuss military and first responders cancer care. >>> breaking news out of hollywood. alan thicke died. he recently appeared on netflix fuller house. entertainment tonight reports thicke suffered a heart attack while playing hockey with his 19-year-old son. in addition to acting he wrote theme songs for shows including the facts of life and different strokes. alan thicke was 69. >>> bill cosby returns to court in the morning for another round of pretrial motions. it was a tense day in the montgomery county courtroom. cosby is accused of assaulting andrea constand, the prosecution and did he first got into a shouting match over whether 13 additional accuser whose may testify against cosby should be named. >>> west catholic high school is remembering a local victim of the orlando night club massacre. today the school retired the number 20 basketball jersey of akyra murray during the west catholic girls game. the team embraced murray monitors. she was the youngest of the 49 people killed in the pulled night club shooting la

noah, the 32-year-old host of "the daily show," just over a year after taking the reigns from john stewart. noah is making his mark, tackling the topic of race, taking aim at president-elect trump. do you think donald trump is racist? >> i do. i do. >> reporter: you do? >> i'll tell you why. it's tough to say that somebody is not racist when they are doing all the racist things. you know sometimes i feel like we need to invent a racist richter scale. racist in america is a loaded word. they are afraid of being called racist instead of being racist. >> reporter: suited to talk about racism growing up in a racial south africa, navigating worlds between black and white and learned communicating with those of the opposite view is crucial to success. >> i don't exist in a world where i only listen to the people i agree with because then how will i ever know how to dismantle or think about your arguments in a different way. >> reporter: which is precisely why noah invited tommy lauren on the show for an went viral. >> do you believe your criticizing and not malintentioned saying black lives matt

among those are comedian john stewart and stephanie mcmain, they discuss military and first responders cancer care. >>> breaking news out of hollywood. alan thicke died. he recently appeared on netflix fuller house. entertainment tonight reports thicke suffered a heart attack while playing hockey with his 19-year-old son. in addition to acting he wrote theme songs for shows including the facts of life and different strokes. alan thicke was 69. >>> bill cosby returns to court in the morning for another round of pretrial motions. it was a tense day in the montgomery county courtroom. cosby is accused of assaulting andrea constand, the prosecution and did he first got into a shouting match over whether 13 additional accuser whose may testify against cosby should be named. >>> west catholic high school is remembering a local victim of the orlando night club massacre. today the school retired the number 20 basketball jersey of akyra murray during the west catholic girls game. the team embraced murray monitors. she was the youngest of the 49 people killed in the pulled night club shooting la

john stewart spent thirty years as a code compliance officer and building inspector in oakland. he says that keeping all of the city's homes, businesses and ware houses up to code is challenging.. to say the least. sot very big job. your talking about a city of 600000 people and lots and lots of buildings. stewart says that most of the time they would only inspect a building if a complaint was received or if they happened to see a problem themselves. normally they wouldn't enter a building without having permission from the owner or a getting a search warrant. sot a warrant would be necessary if there was an owner that wouldn't cooperate or we couldn't find the owner to get that cooperation. we wouldn't just force our way in but we would get a warrant to go in. nats after 36 people were killed in last friday's fire at the ghost ship warehouse, the city of oakland revealed that they had been investigating complaints against the property but that the interior of structure had not been inspected by code enforcement for at least 30 years. john says he was surprised that the inside o

. >> how does a store like john stewart decide what to create?ad very somber ads and this year they took a more human humorous tone. it's getting people excited and happy and i think we are going to see more of that in 2017. >> jeannine poggi, thank you for stopping by. >> thanks for having me. >> happy new year. >> thank you. >>> a texas police officer takes a new approach to enforcing the law. ahead, why he gave a teenager caught smoking marijuana the option to do push-ups instead of jail time. there he is doing those push-ups. you're watching "cbs this morning." ♪ the itsy bitsy spider went up the waterspout. down came the rain and clogged the gutter system creating a leak in the roof. luckily the spider recently had geico help him with homeowners insurance. water completely destroyed his swedish foam mattress. he got full replacement and now owns the sleep number bed. his sleep number setting is 25. call geico and see how much you could save on homeowners insurance. but when we brought our daughter home, that was it. now i have nicoderm cq. t

the response from the elites in the democratic party and from the john stewart types that these voters are now racists because they didn't vote for democrats. that's not a winning message to win them back. >> that's not actually true. obama didn't win those white working class districts. he just lost them by 43% instead of hillary's 37%. >> he won tim ryan's district. >> yes. but the point is the white working class has been trending republican for a while. obama kept his head above water with them. >> we remember that the democrats have been running this identity politics political correctness game for a long time. you just get the sense that people are getting tired of it. if you are for immigration, you are anti-immigrant. if you think black lives matter goes a little overboard, you are racist. everyone is tired of it. they play that morning, noon and night. we have to growth. we had no great job creation. their policies failed. the regular working people. identity politics aside. >> there was a poll in western pennsylvania that said people thought that hillary clinton was about tra

a round table where he discussed cancer moon shot task force among those taking part included john stewartd military and first responder cancer care. >>> are you thinking of find ing a new job? if so when was last time you tackled your resume. if it has been a while you may want to consider it with a dash of creativity. lloyd amron is looking for a job in journalism and wants her resume to stand out. >> it took me sending this message that hey, i'm a creator and maybe you should hire me. >> reporter: she streamlined it, made it pop adding color, info graphics and logos. >> i tried to make my resume. >> reporter: budding video producer is among new generation of job seekers giving the old resume a new twist. from video cover letters, to time lines, that tell your life story, to what amounts to works of art, job seekers especially in creative field are showing their skills as well as listing them. >> people are trying different things to say look at me i'm interesting. >> reporter: but career coaches warn it is important to taylor your message to the potential employer you are targeting. >>

. >> john stewart 543. >> again from the top -- that's what you just read. >> exactly. >> i was laughing said, sure. i started, and he says, rudolph and that was it. he didn't know the rest of the words. >> absolutely. i don't know a lot of words. george michael's songs, and we have this after his sad passing this week of which is your favorite george michael's song. on twitter, we can only pick four songs. mine is "kissing a fool." clearly, that's not everybody's favorite song. >> it is not. you don't have great taste. my favorite was "freedom." however, i also kind of missed the ball on this one because i didn't realize that there were two freedoms. >> yep. >> freedom and freedom 90 and 90 is what we meant. >> careless whisper not even close. and others were not close. we could not put on father figure, one more try, last christmas. so many others that he had. >> i love father figure. >> we have been doing the eagle cam all morning longer, and one viewer, john rays, dream come true, more eagle cam. he'd rather watch that. than us. >> so topping off the wnn inbox segment, just in time,

market analyst john heinberg with stewart-peterson has more.. "we've had a pretty volatile week here as we get to the end of the month, i think had some position squaring, bean market obviously, we've had a strong push in that bean market." "just seeing some pullback here in that regard. typically this time of year, we've seen a little bit of a maybe walk back, especially since we've had a bit of a run. just kind of working ourselves sideways. starting off corn, pretty quiet day today, pretty rough day yesterday, did hold trend line support this morning as well so corn futures kind of hanging in there." "i'm cautious here historically we part of december wouldn't surprise me if we see as this market's kind of overbought i think that's some of the reason why we're not really stretching today. but on top of that too though, retail values have firmed up again this week, we're a little more positive at midday today as well, so that gives the packers a little bit more money to spend so we'll have to see how that plays out. i like this area if you've

market analyst john heinberg with stewart-peterson has more.. "we've had a pretty volatile week here as we get to the end of the month, i think that's some of it, we've had some position squaring, bean market obviously, we've had a strong push in that bean market." "just seeing some pullback here in that regard. typically this time of year, we've seen a little bit of a maybe walk back, especially since we've had a bit of a run. just kind of working ourselves sideways. st today, pretty rough day yesterday, did hold trend line support this morning as well so corn futures kind of hanging in there." "i'm cautious here historically we see a little bit of a walk back in the first part of december wouldn't surprise me if we see as this market's kind of overbought i think that's some of the reason why we're not really stretching today. but on top of that too though, retail values have firmed up again this week, we're a little more positive at midday today as well, so that gives the packers a little bit more money i like this area if you've got some catt

when we listen to stephen colbert or john oliver or jon stewart, we are going to them not just for comedy, but for critical perspectives, just like listening to lenny made us both laugh and think. and sometimes it always made us squirm, because a part of lenny's genius was how he related to an audience, how he created for them and with them the experience of being overcome with laughter over that which was both hilarious and transgressive. in a time of the charlie hebdo murders, we would do well to think about the role of humor and what are perhaps the unacknowledged limits of today. -- the off-limits of today. "the history of the law of free expression is one of vindication in cases involving speech that many citizens find shabby, offensive, or even ugly." after all, we don't need a first amendment to protect popular speech. the first amendment is unique to america, and in theory, widely admired, but so much of our discourse about freedom of speech is abstract, starting with the fact that it is important to understand that free speech and the first amendment are not the same thing. the f

. >> jeff stewart was one of john gear's best friends. while not perfect, an important step. >> so far the county has done more than has ever been done and they're taking the stepgs in the right direction. >> the nine panel members will will be selected early spring. news4. >>> more of the large outdoor video billboards are coming to the district. the advertising screens have been up for several years at the verizon center downtown. this week the d.c. council gave preliminary approval for five the council restricted where the other video signs might be allowed in the future. >> to narrowly tailor this to no more than five signs at the ballpark and in that area as a part of clear entertainment a a area. >> the nationals want the billboards in1258d before the 2018 all star game. >>> two more years before you can go to the top of the washington monument. this week the national park service said it will take until 2019 to fix the monuments elevator issues. the park service says it was getting a big donation to fix the elevator once and for al

. >> reporter: jeff stewart was john gear's best friend and er an important step. >> so far the county has done more than has ever been done. and i think they're taking steps in the right direction. >> reporter: it's expected the nine panel members will be selected some time this spring and then the group could start hearing citizen complaints as early as late summer or early fall. in fairfax county, julie carey, news4. >>> more of those large outdoor video billboards will be put up in the district. advertising screens have been up the council today gave preliminary approval for five of the big screens to go up outside nats park. council also put restrictions on where other video signs might be erected in the future unless the council specifically approves them. >>> to narrowly tailor this to no more than five signs at the ballpark and in that area as part of a clear entertainment area for a major league baseball sta. billboards installed before the 2018 all-star baseball game. >>> vice president biden is stirring things up as he talks about a potential presidential run in 2020. but we

trump supporter alice stewart johns us along with radio host and democrat, bill press.announcement, donald trump tweeting out he's going to announce secretary of state tomorrow. we've seen such a cavulcade of potential nominees. seems like the exxonmobil ceo rex tillerson is the leading candidate at this point, also raises the questions about what was that stuff about mitt romney, that was for real, was that something else? >> i suspect that was for real. there may have been some aspect of it to extract a certain amount of graveling from romney. i think he was going about this in a pretty rigorous way thinking about how he wanted to be represented around the word, who he wanted around him. rex tillerson is a very unconventional, but interesting choice. an excellent businessman, somebody with a lot of experience and -- >> global experience. >> global experience with a lot of foreign leaders who's traveling the world, who knows vladimir putin well. and in fact, that good relationship, that close relationship, which is not to suggest that somehow he's chummy with putin but

about the fact that four years ago more people got their news under the age of 40 from jon stewart john stewarthan any other single medium in the country. is neither good nor bad. but it is a change. and the way we can generate that. i also this has been a is been a very tough election. it has been divisive in course. it has been dispiriting and with more a battle of personalities than it was ideas in my view. as the vice president of the united states. they were traveling to meet with virtually every i know i've been every single one. every major have of state not to give them important. and i find myself embarrassed by the nature and the way in which it was conducted. so much for the shining city on the help. hill. but, the fact of it is i know there is a sense in the country that maybe things are worse off than they really are. there is a sense that our institutions are working and maybe we can never get them to work. for a lot of folks it feels as if we are more divided than we ever had been in our history. the election brought out the worst in the political system. i think this is a time t

>> stewart:: despite the president-elect's skepticism, voices on capitol hill are calling for a congressional investigation. a bipartisan group of four senators, including john mccain and chuck schumer, released a statement this morning saying: >> democrats and republicans must work together, and across the jurisdictional lines of the congress, to examine these recent incidents thoroughly. >> stewart: senator mccain later said that the senate armed services committee, which he chairs, will investigate the allegations, and that he would like to form a special committee to learn more. speaker of the house paul ryan also responded to the report with a statement that said in part, "foreign intervention in our elections is unacceptable," but speaker ryan did not call for an investigation. the report of russian attempts to influence the election is highlighting concerns about exxon mobil ceo rex tillerson since his emergence as a late frontrunner to be secretary of state. the oil executive has long-time ties with russia and president vladimir putin, who gave tillerson an "order of friendship" honor in 2013. senator marco rubio tweeted today "being a ¡friend of vla

much thanks goes out to the john stewart company team as well as tie-dye, job court, and the ymca , andhe department of public health for making the event a success. on november 5 the navy hosted their very informational annual bus tour of their environmental program on the islands. speaking on questions of the affordable housing in recent conversations in the press, some of the figures that have been cited in terms the overall funding gap don't include all the funding sources that are available to us and are anticipated to be available to us. so the actual funding gap is significantly less than the figures that were reported in the newspaper but we continue to work with the mayor's budget staff and mayors office of housing on strategies and contingent that is used for closing that gap. in terms of the affordable housing delivery that's part of the development agreement on treasure island while it is true that when a developer is developing a single building in san francisco there wholly responsible for providing the formal housing on larger programs like treasure island, the hunters po

in 1964 the eighth architect of the capitol, george stewart, had the suggestion from the speaker of the house, john mccormick, established the annual tradition and by 1970g a tree the united states forest service joined in the holiday cheer by providing a capitol christmas tree from one of america's spectacular and inspiring national forests. year, ladies and gentlemen, the payette national forest in , theygraciously graciously provided this magnificent ingle min spruce behind me to serve as the 2016 capitol christmas tree. , theeping with tradition speaker of the house, the honorable paul ryan, will share his holiday greetings with you and officially light the tree. before we get there, let me welcome members of congress and are distinguished guests. our capitol hill neighbors and those of you who are visiting the nation's capital today. electedo happy that you to join us in celebrating this most wonderful time of year on the west front of the capital. evening arehis members of the idaho delegation. senator mike crop of, senator jim risch. labrador and congressman simpson. this gorgeous spruce is

. >> stewart: today, hillary clinton campaign chairman john podesta said an independent investigation is needed to find out what, if anything, the trump campaign knew. >> i think really what mr. trump knew but what a trump inc know and when did they know it, were they in touch with the russians. i think those are still open questions and the electors have a right to know what the answers are. >> stewart: security forces in jordan have stormed a popular tourist site where gunmen killed ten people today and held a number of tourists hostage. in the southern city of karak, 90 miles south of amman, gunmen attacked a medieval crusader castle, killing a canadian tourist, two other civilians, and seven police officers. after a standoff that continued past nightfall, security forces exchanged gunfire with the attackers, and freed tourists who had been trapped. jordan's government offered no immediate information about them. isis has again fatally struck an army base in yemen. officials say at least 52 soldiers were killed and more than 60 were injured when a suicide bomber blew himself up at

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been banned, we know that it has been impactful. >> stewart: a public funeral service was held today in columbus, ohio, for astronaut and senator johnglenn, the first american to orbit the earth. vice president joe biden said glenn, who died december 8, defined what it meant to be an american. and finally, the doctor who invented the maneuver that can save you from choking has died. surgeon henry heimlich died today in a cincinnati hospital after suffering a heart attack earlier this week. he was 96. that's it for this edition of "pbs newshour weekend." i'm alison stewart. good night. captioning sponsored by wnet captioned by media access group at wgbh access.wgbh.org >> pbs newshour weekend is made possible by: bernard and irene schwartz. judy and josh weston. the cheryl and philip milstein family. the john and helen glessner family trust-- supporting trustworthy journalism that informs and inspires. sue and edgar wachenheim, iii. barbara hope zuckerberg. corporate funding is provided by mutual of america-- designing customized individual and group retirement products. that's why we're your retirement company. provided by:pport has

stewart's washington, the full length and one of the full length ones was hung in the white house in 1800 and every president since john adams has had to be president under the whithering gaze of stewart's washington. there's another one in there too. i think sometimes it's in the oval office.ç÷úç÷úç÷úzvçç÷ç >>> this is exactly the way it happened, which is subjected to that kind of standard. piece ofç works of art. make no mistake about it. but all of 18th century artistic abilities built into them. that is to say, the facts -- i'm sorry.ym no. no. no. i'm getting myself ahead of myself. it also appears on the $1 bill frq-'1869. i'm backtracking now. from 1869 it's the number one dollar bill, how many exactly have youç printed since 1869 a don't really know. maybe i could have found out. but hundredsç of trillions. by far the most reproduced image in history by a long shot. my÷ú guess was that you're carryingko it'sç kind of an intimate relationship that you have going on with washington and gilbert stewart. so every time you buy something, you know,v: you're not thinking about it, but there it is. standard.

stewart's washington, the full-length ones, one of the full-length ones, was hung in the white house in the 1800s and every president since john adams has had to be president under the withering gaze of stewart's washington. and there is another one in there, too. sometimes it is in the oval office. next time you're looking through the news, surely you are going to see images like this one. [laughter] paul: it is quite literally, i am watching. i am evaluating. our you living up to the -- are you living up to the responsibility at hand? so, it stands there without -- with that force. in american political culture. this one, it's not a clear slide, but it's the standing washington it looks like he is giving -- showing george bush the door. [laughter] paul: so these works of art told they embody, the , principles. we do not have to go read the constitutional the time. we can look at these and they serve that. and they continue to serve that sort of function. ok, the fourth point in "of arms and artists," proceed with caution. it would be a mistake to insist these images be documentary-proof or documentary objects that tell the w

stewart. he's always engaging, smart. so we'll have that. john riding coming on.could talk to some politician here from new jersey. it's our penultimate show at the -- at this studio that we have. then we're moving to bigger and better things. i did see my face on a -- like a five-story high times square screen. it was frightening. >> well -- >> i will talk to my makeup person. i don't think i need makeup. i think i need a surgeon. >> i think you need a selfie with it. >> maybe a selfie with that. >> you should. >> do i need a selfie stick? >> no, you need a lumie, which makes your selfies beautiful by lighting it up. >> did you say what your favorite song of the year is? >> beyonce, "hold up." what's yours? >> not that. i think "singing in the rain." you thought debbie reynolds, sara, you thought she was -- they weren't talkies when she was around, right? have you ever heard of her? >> debbie reynolds, of course. >> good. okay. >> joe, we have to leave it there. we look forward to "squawk box." >>> when we come back, paul sheard, we'll get his thoughts on the yea

. >> reporter: jeff stewart served on the commission that he was also john gear's best friend and sees this change as part of his legacy. >> there's a lot of families that have sacrificed to get to this day. certainly, i attribute it -- that pinnacle point was the shooting of john gear. >> reporter: ahead on news4 at 6:00, i'll tell you how soon they might be ready to hear complaints. >>> officials are stepping up security after a terror threat against a busy rail station near >>> controversy in the council as d.c. lawmakers pick up a stronger is rebuilding a newborn's heart... and restoring a father's faith. stronger is being a typical kid... despite a rare disorder. stronger is seeking answers and not giving up until you find them. because we don't just want kids to grow up. we want them to grow up stronger. >>> the 50th mayor of baltimore was sworn in today. former state senator and also runs aub she takes over for stephanie rawlings blake who reabandoned her re-election bid amid the arrest of freddie gray. >>> the arlington diocese held a ceremony to officially install its new bish

hth architecteig of the capitol, george stewart, at the suggestion of speaker of the house john mccormick established the annual tradition of decorating a tree. by 1970, the united states forest service joined in the holiday cheer by providing it tally cap christmas tree from capitolmerica -- christmas tree from one of america's spectacular national forests. this evening, the payette national forest in idaho graciously -- [cheers and applause] they graciously provided this magnificent england spruce behind me to serve as the 2016 capitol christmas tree. in keeping with tradition, the speaker of the house, the honorable paul ryan, will share his holiday greetings with you and officially light this tree, but before we get there, let me welcome members of congress and are distinguished guest, our capitol hill neighbors, and those of you who are visiting the nation's capitol today. we are so happy you elected to join us in celebrating this wonderful time of year on the west front of the capitol. areing me this evening members of the idaho delegation, senator mike crapo, senator jim risch, con

still here and in his argument to the supreme court in february 1966, john flynn was asked a question during the argument is just a stewart's question was something like, these are not the exact words. he said, so your position is that there's a point in time in this interrogation becomes almost confrontational because the police officers digging for a confession and the suspect is avoiding that. which is the case so what are your view when this confrontation occurs. does this sixth amendment require at that point a lawyer be appointed for this confrontation going on? mr. flynn said, mr. justice, the issue here is whether the defendant has a right and and the only person who can tell him if they have a right to remain silent and the only person was the right to say that is a lawyer. and so the privilege against self discrimination in the six the mountain men, the right to counsel is connected here. somebody has to tell the suspect before he or she confesses what is right sorry. and that's when the sixth amendment comes in. the court after that argument fashioned an opinion that ultimately came down based on the fifth amendm

john flynn was asked a question by justice potter stewart during the argument.ustice stewart's question was something like this. these are not the exact words but they're close. he said, so, your position is that there's a point in time when this interrogation becomes almost confrontational because the police officer is digging for a confession and the suspect is avoiding that. that's the case in all of these cases, so what is your view when this confrontation occurs? does the sixth amendment require at that point that a lawyer be appointed when this confrontation is going on? and mr. flynn said, mr. justice, the issue here is whether the man or the defendant has a right to remain silent, and the only person that can tell him that is a lawyer. right, ifth amendment the privilege against self-incrimination and the sixth amendment, right to counsel are connected here at that juncture, that intersection. somebody has to tell that suspect before he or she confesses what his rights are, and that's where the sixth amendment comes in. the court after that argument fash

stewart very clearly says it help z because you're putting more money in the hands of consumers. john about businesses somewhat about the small business owner that says to himself, gee, i can't afford that extra employee or the employees i have because i can't spring for 9 bucks an hour? >> that and the small business owner goes, you know what, i can't afford that second employee anywhere more, so instead of taking saturdays off to be with my family, i'm just two to work it myself. and i'm going to have to let that employee go. or a parking lot attending company, they didn't want to forg fork up the money to automate the machine, but now items just dollars and cents. >> we don't need anecdotal evidence. we have the data. 21 different jurisdictions have raised the minimum wage. jobs have not been lost because of increasings? the minute muchl wage. and bottom up does work. that's what created the american middle class. it's what gave america the strongest economy in the history of the world. and that's what will return us to a strong economy. increasing the minimum wage only makes sense

argument to the court, the supreme court in february 1966, john flynn was asked a question by the judge during the argument that justice stewart's question was something like this, these are not exact words but they are close. he said, so you are position is that there's a point in time when this interrogation becomes almost confrontational because the police officers digging for a confession, and the suspect is avoiding that, which is the case in all of these cases, so what is your view when this confrontation occurs? does the sixth amendment required at that point a lawyer be appointed when this confrontation going on? and mr. flynn said, mr. justice, the issue here is whether the defendant has a right to remain silent, and the only person who can tell him that is a lawyer. and so the fifth amendment right against the privilege of self incrimination and the six amendmenofthem are connected tot juncturejuncture, that intersec. somebody has to tell that suspect before he or she confesses what his rights are. that's when the sixth amendment comes in. the court after that argument fashioned an opinion that ultimately came down bas

john kerry warning the two-state solution is at risk. prime minister benjamin netanyahu saying he's looking forward to working with the president-elect. back now with me, alice stewartd swerdlick, andre bower and symone sanders. interesting what has been playing out on the national stage when it comes to foreign policy. david, you first. israeli prime minister benjamin netanyahu, head of state, america's closest allies, speaking over the head of the current president directly to the incoming president. have you ever seen anything like this before? >> oh, certainly not on twitter, but, look, i think some of the way this is playing out is a tad unprecedented but it's also in some ways just a bookend to the really bad relationship that president obama and prime minister netanyahu have had. prime minister netanyahu, excuse me, president obama asked prime minister netanyahu in 2009 for a settlement freeze, and was never able to really get that. there was a brief ten-month freeze, but it didn't last. and prime minister netanyahu has really put his finger in president obama's eye at every opportunity. so on the one hand, it's not a surprise and you can't blame israel for p

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