almost two months ago president trump announced he was recognizing ja re ing jerusalem to move the u.s. embassy from tel aviv. the u.ningly voted to condemn america's decision. but this week, administration doubled down. vice president pence speaking on monday set a date saying the new embassy will open the 4/20/19 is out. what does it mean for peace? is my interview with the prime minister. prime minister, pleasure to have you. >> pleasure to be with you. >> president trump announced that the united states will move its embassy from tel aviv to jerusalem and the arab leaders i talked to who are not unsympathetic say look, the reason we're opposed is this should be part of a final deal. the status of jerusalem should not be decided unilateral unilaterally. we want this solved but helps produce a settlement. do you understand that point people pamake? >> i understand they say it but i think they are wrong. where is my office, the prime minister's office in jerusalem? where is that? right next to that is the supreme court, the real only independent supreme court in a radius in our region. where is that in jerusalem? th

ing donald trump and lbj at nixon? >> even today haiti was loyal to the u.s. when we went in front of the u.n. but haiti actually, well norway voted against us so i just -- charles: i mean, but getting back to tuesday, because again, listen, we know we'll never get the sort of credibility that i think we should get in the mainstream media but the president trump did do the things you wanted him to do adam he did act the way you wanted him to act and maybe he will do it again. ben: and he did it was a break, it was a giant breakthrough in many ways. i'm sorry adam for taking your time. sorry for taking your time adam. adam: clearly, president trump is capable of conducting a you know a mature adult responsible conversation and that's exactly what he did and yes, charles i think it's a wonderful thing. we should have more of it and the american people should get to see our leaders. charles: hold on a second you know, charlie, it always feels like when we have these conversations it's the exact reason of what the folks who voted for president trump want. they want the president trump that you guy

u.n. ambassador samantha powers testified that people were un masking in her name, in other words in her name, i'm not even sure she knew about it almost on a daily basis they were unmask ing and remember it's also bruce ohr at the doj and so forth. the fisa courts are very serious operation and there are rules about how to present evidence to them, getting evidence for warrants and so forth and i suspect that people inside the obama administration, inside the obama white house, the intelligent agency and the fbi went over the line in some instances to try to get deeper into the intelligence that they thought at the time existed about trump and the russians and i'll tell you, when i say not just pleadingly but i think what's going to happen here is the fbi is going to show its extraordinaire extraordinarily embarrassed by russian intelligence. liz: you think it's cold war stuff by the way i need to correct myself: the unmasksing when i said bruce ohr at the doj i meant that bruce ohr's wife worked for fusion gps and he was let go by the justice department right for this? he was demoted. liz: that's right. >> and peter strzok and bruce ohr and now works for mr. mueller who