just bring in beverly milton edwards the conversation first i would allow you to respond to what mustafa barghouti said in just a moment but i want to hear from beverly on what's been happening in. this region and the guys in israel border these past three weeks the protests are now entering their third week must suffer barghouti says something positive has come out of this because it has shown that palestinian people are stepping up and as expose israel he says what do you think these protests have shown has anything positive come out of it for the palestinians. well i think that as both of our commentators have pointed out really rather expressively what what this is all showing is the depth of enmity between palestinians and israelis and that really the dead end of peace politics we're seeing this ever dench really through these protests protests which are about one of the major issues for conflict resolution between israel and the palestinians a peace process that would if it was resolved deliver security to both sides to israel and to the palace to the palestinians so the positive a

let's on the south of our go to to respond before i bring in beverly milton edwards here in doha mustafa barghouti israeli officials as mitchell barack has said they have accused hamas of being behind these protests saying that the movement is the liberally exposing women and children to danger by telling them to go nia this board of friends that says the protests are basically a new tactic by hamas to conduct so-called terror operations against israel what is your response to this is how mosque behind the. protest movement no all the palestinian groups are participating in these demonstrations not hamas only everybody second they are all peaceful nobody. sees all the terrorists in the court and those those people shut up shut up and let me finish please and that's always been a lot of iraq gentlemen let's try to be cyborg as in the above missive i go to you or you interrupted me you interrupt. me and to make sense out of it mr ok listen i'm going to finish please i'm michel barack and let's try to be civil here in our conversation because the most important. the most important thing tha

let's talk a little bit more about mike pomp intea, mustafa, i want to ask you about that, will democratsrumping the north korea's diplomacy so to speak by playing policies with pompeo? they actually approved him for cia but not saying so much about him as secretary of state, what do you think? >> well, let's look at the facts, the republicans control the senate, they control the committee, it's rand paul that is the one that's voting against mike pompeo. so when you begin to say that democrats are the ones that are problem, it makes republicans look weak. you control the u.s. senate, you control the foreign relations committee and it's rand paul that's voting against mike pompeo. mike pompeo is a weak nominee. heather: what i want to ask you is in reference to democrats, please pull it up on the screen, democrats who said yes on cia director as pompeo but no for -- >> i think you should asked rand paul who has worked, a united states senator, elected by republicans who ran as a republican nominee for the presidency of the united states who is voting against who has said clearly he's voti

here now to debate is democratic strategists mustafa, and conservative millennial, thank you so muchng us, appreciate it. >> good morning. heather: i will start with you, you probably heard the president's tweet from over the weekend, what did you think? >> i absolutely agree with this, i mean, the overflow of illegal immigrants coming through mÉxico into our country has got to come to an end, either politicians have to become finalists or mÉxico has to become less apathetic, it is a legitimate idea to negotiate terribles of nafta to make sure that we are getting a good end of the deal as well. maybe that's negotiating the terms so that mÉxico has to do something to help us with illegal immigration but something has to change. heather: mustafa, there's about a thousand, 80% are from honduras, traveling through mÉxico, people without borders actually transporting them safely, that's what their group does, mÉxico doing nothing to stop it, let's take a look at some of the tweets that trump also had -- president trump also said while mustafai will get to respond, mÉxico is doing very lit

well i also spent time in the surrounding area known as mustafa will see lots of lovely castles and visit a diving park where you can explore and on the water were. also see the spectacular scenery of newfoundland sent in by a viewer. i thought the best place to start my tour was the problem enough it sort of minced us bicycle highway and circles the outskirts of the old town. moonstone may be old but its population is young off the city's three hundred thousand inhabitants sixty thousand our students nearly everyone here writes of like cycling paths crisscrossed the city and the direction of signage is excellent . the can see part mocked in the heart of the old town is considered one of the most beautiful squares in germany the gabled housing estate back to the days of the hens at a clique. a splendid example of late gothic architecture st lumbee at least church. the town hall was the site of an important event in the seventeenth century. in recognition of that it was awarded the european heritage label. in the council chamber known as the today i have an appointment with historian frien

was honest as the others and he told me he said i am willing to start to resume peace talks with mustafa if he calls me right now in this interview i will get out and take that call. are you willing to fight that cause. they are always ready for talks but then not ready for taking the decisions the the problem don't you need to have talks that in order to get to making we you know. how many years elapsed since we have been talking. it was back in one thousand six the eight in beirut that the president think it is the stuff that goes on how to hold the separate problem but is there an alternative to talks it is fifty years yes there isn't a alternative to folks of course if we want to solve the problems we need to talk but at some point been it to take decisions a un plan was presented to both communities we were in the sixty five percent yes vote in the world to know with even higher person seventy five percent right and yet fortunately they became members to the repeal and you know. we had just been outside the union. so i'm all right i learned standing back your position is peace talks

as the van was driving up mustafa heard john say don't stop none approach the taxi shouting in arabic they were pointing their weapons and shouting get down get out they held a kalashnikov to mistah office head he was made to tie john's hands john said to mr police help not again. junk country story is very unique country was kidnapped before that yes well by this group which was not part of the islamic state yet it was a jihadist group so a country was free and then we came back to the united kingdom he was instrumental in a trial against one of the members of this group which was a doctor which gone from britain to syria in order to join this organisation. where you are part of any of the groups that were operating in that area at the time i was not attached to any group i was a doctor who was given protection by everyone and for five days i treated him for his injuries now the reasons for his injuries and what happened with him had nothing to do with me the only part i had the only role one hundred drunkenly and jerome ornaments in two thousand and twelve was as a doctor attending

and mother said what about her friend mustafa? we went back and forth.i'm going to call billy graham. he said look, you two, i agree with the new testament, but i want to remind you two, you don't get to play god. >> there you go. >> pretty good lesson for the day, by the way. >> we saw this in the bill clinton, hillary clinton relationship. i think it existed in the george h.w. bush/barbara bush relationship just as much. it just wasn't so public. some people reacted with horror when barbara bush spoke out when people weren't supposed to do that. she was ahead of her time in some ways. you worked in the white house. was she someone who intervened in policy matters? y >> she did not insert herself into the daily policy issues that came along. she was always a presence. if you got in a debate with her, you should know in the beginning she's going to win it. there's no debate about that. what she was, was a steel rod in the president. she was the president's strongest supporter. but she didn't need to shout and scream and go on television and say things th

basically saying what the new testament said about going to heaven and mother said what about her friend mustafa we went back and forth. she said i'm going to call billy graham. >> she was the first lady and she could and did. >> billy is on the phone and we explained the issue and he finally said look, you two, i agree with the new testament but i want to remind you two, you don't get to play god. pretty good lesson for today, by the way. >> sandra: special moment earlier. marc thaoeson, fox news contributor. your thoughts as we look back at the life and legacy of barbara bush this morning. >> i didn't have the privilege of knowing her personally but i worked for seven years for her son but i benefited indirectly from her wisdom and good parenting. she was a remarkable woman. example of grace and leaves a beautiful legacy behind in the family she raised and presided over. it is interesting you played that clip from her speech at wellesley college back when she was first lady, a lot of people -- everyone talk about the wonderful family she left behind. a lot of people on the left attacked her an

was saying what the new testament said about going to heaven and mother said what about her friend mustafag to call billy graham. >> she was first lady so she could. >> billy is on the phone. i agree with the new testament but once to remind you two you don't get to play god. pretty good lesson for today. maria: i know mrs. bush, getting ready to become first lady, also about family. wasn't just about her love and service to the country but look at the legacy she leaves behind with your grandchildren and your girl's children. >> she was wonderful grandmother, took them on a trip, especially by themselves to italy. she did a lot of special things with them. she was not much older than george and i, she was 20, 21 when george was born. she had a lot of years as a young grandmother. maria: i love that she was married to your father for 73 years. >> he was by her side when she passed which was sweet. maria: we have a love letter he wrote to her that we have been talking about from world war ii in 1943 penned by your father and it is going viral and it says, it reads in part this may sound melo