is really that word undivided that's the key word there brant the whole division of jerusalem is part of this entire controversy here now if you're looking at it from the israeli perspective this was a done deal years ago and talking to israelis on the streets of course there are a lot of mixed feelings about this but there are many who say look this is simply a acknowledgment of reality jerusalem is functionally our capital our government is here our prime minister lives here our courts are here this has always been our capital and of course jerusalem being israel's capital being recognizes israel's capital has been a pet project of netanyahu for a long time but of course it is that we're undivided is the division there that was supposed to be negotiated it will be a final status negotiation item on that during at the whatever peace process is supposed to be going on which at this point is more or less moribund yeah and bring mr netanyahu he showered president drunk with praise today for keeping his political promise for making what is widely perceived as a controversial move let's p

maya: it's really that word "undivided" that is the keyword, brent.he whole division of jerusalem is part of this entire controversy here. if you are looking at it from the israeli perspective, this was a done deal years ago. there are a lot of mixed feelings, and there are many who say this is simply an acknowledgment of reality. jerusalem is functionally our capital. our prime minister lives here. our courts live here. this has always been our capital. jerusalem being recognized as israel's capital has been a pet project of netanyahu's for a while, but it is that would "undivided" that was supposed to be a final status negotiations item during whatever peace process is supposed to be going on, which at this point is more abound. brent: prime minister netanyahu, he showered president trump with praise for making what is widely perceived as a controversial move. let's put the rhetoric aside for a second. there is growing fear that israel and iran are inching towards war. how emboldened is the israeli leadership tonight by the trump administration's un

embassy by calling jerusalem the eternal undivided capital of israel now palestinians if they ever get their own state have always said that east jerusalem will be their capital how much of a said back is this for the aspirations of the palestinians self-determination. want to put it to you whenever there's a short where the mission of the u. us. survives the capital of israel and the litigation of u.s. embassy from tel aviv to jerusalem is another matter but at the top of that is that all of them years have gone up twenty years that's just a there will be that capital of kabul start and fire him as in jerusalem as the capital of is where it is a very start this was a small opinion but let me also add to that that this you are submission of goes to them the declaration by never been you know that jerusalem is the caramel and undivided capital of israel is jim contradiction with international. go money you are security council resolutions have. recognized it was given as an option you still can rise up your price cut authority and the future will go with them. results on the negotiating

it's really that word undivided that's the key word there brant the whole of division of jerusalem is part of this entire controversy here now if you're looking at it from the israeli perspective this was a done deal years ago and talking to israelis on the streets of course there are a lot of mixed feelings about this but there are many who say look this is simply a knowledge meant of reality jerusalem is functionally our capital our government is here our prime minister lives here our courts are here this has always been our capital and of course jerusalem being israel's capital being recognizes israel's capital has been a pet project of netanyahu for a long time but of course it is that word undivided the division there that was supposed to be negotiated it will be a final status negotiation item on that during the whatever peace process is supposed to be going on which at this point is more or less moribund and a promise from netanyahu he showered president drunk with praise today for keeping his political promise for making what is widely perceived as a controversial move let's p

embassy it famously never defined jerusalem as the to use the prime minister's words the internal undivided capital of israel so going by what the prime minister netanyahu or just said as we heard in that report is this a done deal. if you're looking from the israeli side leila it definitely is a done deal and speaking with israelis here on the street of course there are a lot of mixed feelings about this move but many people are saying simply look this is the reality of jerusalem is functionally our capital our congress is here our prime minister lives here this is our seat of government and this is one of the lines the netanyahu has touted over and over again throughout being prime minister is that jerusalem is israel's capital and it will never be divided and it will be the eternal capital of the jewish people and now with this move this acknowledgement by the us that this the support of the us that that is true it basically means that in his mind there is no disputing this fact even in the future peace negotiations that may or may not happen and we have to remember that jerusalem was su

it ought to be the undivided capital. thank you

president obama said that jerusalem, israel must remain undivided and that jerusalem will always be its capital. in this way the president is only recognizing reality. but i think it also, the violence in the loss of life, martha, underscores that this is a very fraught process and that hamas has been causing trouble in gaza for a very long time. >> martha: it raises the obvious question, once that move has been made, and as you say it has been promised by several u.s. presidents and now carry through by president trump, but what happens now? we know that jared kushner and others have worked on the peace process. where is that peace process now? what's the next move? >> we continue to work on that peace process obviously with our greatest ally in the middle east, the state of israel. and we are very happy that a number of allies are joining with this president when he's taking such bold actions around the globe otherwise. look at what's happening with north korea. you look at the polls, the way the democrats by a 2-1 margin approve or disapprove the president wanting to sit down with no

it ought to be the undivided capital of israel. thank you. >> a couple of live budget hearings to tell you about on c-span3 and c-span.org for wednesday. epa administrator scott pruitt will testify about his agency's 2019 budget request at 9:30 a.m. eastern. in the afternoon, fbi director christopher wray will take questions from a senate appropriations panel read we will have that leave that 2:30 eastern. >> sunday night on afterwards, barbara ehrenreich with her book, "natural c

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ambassador do jerulem. >> jerusalem will remain captain tall of israel and must remain undivide. liz: that's coming across as empty rhetoric. what's going on here? >> leadership. sometimes it takes bold leadership. do something the united states is called upon by act of law for decades. the fact is. israel and the united states should have done this a long time ago. it put the united states in a vulnerable position to be part of a negotiation that shouldn't have been at all. now it takes that off the table. the united states embassy is in jers, should be, always will be. the question now is what happens in east jerusalem. that's up to the parties themselves. liz: a top democrat applauding president trump. senate minority leader chuck schumer saying quote, in a long overdue move, we have moved our embassy to jerusalem. every nation should have right to choose its capital. i sponsored legislation to do this two decades ago. i applaud president trump for doing it. what's the reaction in israel? >> israelis are very happy about this decision. it's something we always enjoyed american

move the embassy if famously never defined jerusalem as to use the prime minister's words eternal undivided capital of israel so going by what he just said is this is a fit accompli a done deal. pretty much leyla i mean we have to look at it from the perspective of the israeli as from talking to people on the street of course there are some mixed feelings but there are a lot of people who simply say look this is the reality jerusalem has also has always been our capital our government is here our prime minister lives here our congress is here our supreme court is here and it's never been any other way now of course the controversy over to responding israel's capital is that when the original plan was drawn up for how to divide this region into two states jerusalem was supposed to be an international city it wasn't supposed to be the capital of either israel or the future palestine and so now israel declaring and the u.s. supporting that supporting the idea that jerusalem is a capital basically makes it very. hard to move forward on any sort of future peace process that might be in the works

. >> jerusalem is still the capital of israel and must remain an undivided city accessible to all. >>n as i take office, i will begin the process of moving the united states ambassador to the city of jerusalem as chosen as the capital. >> i will continue to say jerusalem is the capital. i will say that again. >> jerusalem will remain the capital of israel and it must remain undivided. >> president trump can say i'm the one who did it. promise kept. >> absolutely. this is a significant move for them. many presidents said they did. they backed away. they were worried about the implications. he has done it. i think within israel, you see the enthusiasm about what he has done. it signals a shift in the regional dynamics because overall, the response from many countries and region has been muted. >> the knock is u.s. is no longer a peaceful country in the negotiations. >> the president has leverage now. he has a lot of goodwill in israel. you can imagine presidents using that to try to broker a legacy making deal. i don't know if he will do that, but there a possibility he will capitalize

. >> jerusalem is still the capital and must remain an undivided city accessible to all. >> as soon asice, i will begin the process of moving the united states ambassador to the city as israel. >> i continue to say that jerusalem will be the capital of israel. i've said that before and i will say it again. >> it must remain undivided. >> we are seeing this happen now in the next 24 hours. does president trump deserve credit for fulfilling this promise in. >> i think what you heard in all those president was a commitment to jerusalem as president obama said will be the capital. the idea that the presidents have embraced and been careful about make the city because it's a big deal when you put the u.s. embassy there. make that part of a piece deal, put that on the table to bring the sides together. president trump is honoring the commitment but the risk here and nobody who loves jerusalem can certainly among the supporters of israel can fail to acknowledge the meaning of what's happening but here is the problem, anna. it instead of driving the two sides towards a peace agreement has driv

. >> jerusalem is still the capital of israeael and must remain an undivided city. >> i will begin therocess of using the united -- moving the u.s. ambassador to israel. >> jerusalem will be the capital of israel. i will say that again. >> 22 years after the vote on the embassy, donald trump has become the first u.s. president to take the steps breaking with 17 years of diplomatic caution. >> it is time to officially recognize jerusalem as the capital of israel. announcement of a summit with north korean leader kim jong-il and, moving -- kim jong-un, moving the embassy is proof of his desire change u.s. positions across international state. >> joining me now is james. he has done a documentary for france 24 called stateless in palestine. in the west bank, it seems there is little mobilization compared to what we're seeing in gaza. what is behind this lack of engagement? >> i was in the west bank. rates --hen the march the march started in gaza. there were a few demonstrations. ramallah. there were bailey at 100 people. when u.s. people -- there were barely 100 people. when you ask peop

. >> jerusalem is still the capital of israeli and must remain an undivided city accessible to all. >on as i take office i will begin the process of moving the united states ambassador to the city of israeli as chosen as its capital. >> i continue to say that jerusalem will be the capital of israeli. and i have said that before and i will say it again. >> and jerusalem will remain the capital of israeli and it must remain undivided. >> president trump says and his supporters say he is making good on his promises and his predecessors and the american people. from your view what is wrong with that? >> i work for republicans and democrats who voted for republicans and democrats and a reason the national security waiver in the jerusalem embassy act that you refer to was used by the last three administrations. this is the most volatile deeply polarizing issue between israelis and palestinians and coming at a time mistrust is deep and the positions of the parties on the core issues, including jerusalem, are as wide as the grand canyon. and it's part of a pattern. gonzales i think mr. trump

and jerusalem will remain the capital of israel and it must remain undivided.rish: why didn't you put the embassy there? think about it like this. if you are a country, you have the right to decide where your capital is. you have the right to decide that. that is your sovereign right and if we're a country that likes you and is friends with you, in other words you are one of our allies, then we ought to respect that right. so if you decide that jerusalem is the capital, and you are our friend, our ally, we stand with you, then we too should recognize jerusalem as the capital. but part of that means also putting our embassy there. put your money where your mouth is so to speak. while so many presidents have said yes we respect it, jerusalem is and continue to be the capital of israel, every single one of them has basically signed something every six months to punt on actually putting our embassy there. so now the question is, will the world follow up? the international community doesn't like the idea of jerusalem being the capital. but there are a few countries,

. >> jerusalem is still the capital of israel and must remain an undivided city t accessible to all. >> as soon as i take office i will begin the process of moving the united states ambassador to the city israel has chosen its capital. >> jerusalem will remain the capital of israel and it must remain undivided. >> laura: but one from promised, he actually delivered. remember, congress passed a law authorizing the embassy to move back in 1995, but every president has delayed it until now. benjamin netanyahu, the prime minister of israel celebrated the significance of the moment. >> president trump became the first world leader to recognize jerusalem as our capital and today the united states of america is opening its embassy right here in jerusalem. thank you, president trump, for having the courage to keep your promises. it's a great day for our fantastic partnership, but i believe it's also a great day for peace. >> laura: of course if israel is jubilant and trump chalks up another achievement, well well well the media reflexively whale and failed politicians and diplomats of yester

embassy by calling jerusalem the eternal undivided capital of israel now palestinians if they ever get their own state have always said that east jerusalem will be their capital how much of a said back is this for the aspirations of the palestinians self-determination. one to put it to you or an average short where you think information of where you are. there are chemical overs where you don't appear to have you are simply people kind of used to kill somebody some of them are part of the problem is that palestinians have goals for many years back you're still going to be that capital caught off guard and vida guerra going to work for them but i think every kind of there is where there's a very stark fear for the palestinians have buttressed me also. that you are situation of goodwill going to be very confined never been you know that you were going to your paragraph divided capital is where is your conclusion with international. go. you are security council resolutions have. you can argue with your eyes an ocular that your pride predatory it'll go with them for others those are going

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but, fortunately, america's embassy is where it belongs today, in jerusalem, the once and eternal undivided capital of israel. jerusalem was the capital of israel 3,000 years ago and jerusalem is the capital of israel today and the united states government recognizes that and just as harry truman did 70 years ago is leading the rest of the world to follow suit. i yield the floor and i suggest the absence of a quorum. the presiding officer: will the senator withhold your request? mr. cruz: i will. mr. brown: mr. president. the presiding officer: the senator from ohio. mr. brown: i thank the journalists of this country who are not enemies of the people and do their jobs explaining complicated issues and fight every day to do things as straightforwardly and honestly as they can. so i start with that. mr. president, each year during police week we honor our law. officials and the families who support them. had they all -- they all give so much in commitment to their communities and too many give the ultimate sacrifice to keep us safe. mr. president, i mentioned, and the families for an importan

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god bless the united states of blessca, and god jerusalem, the eternal undivided capital of israel.foreign language] thank you very much. [captioning performed by the national captioning institute, which is responsible for its caption content and accuracy. visit ncicap.org] [captions copyright national cable satellite corp. 2018] >> sunday on q&a, history professor william hitchcock on his book "the age of eisenhower: america and the world in the 1950's." it the disciplined presidency. and eisenhower was a disciplined man, a great athlete when he was young. man in every respect. very methodical. that is how he ran the white house. he was extremely organized. and the future president john kennedy kind of criticized eisenhower's stock units for being more disciplined, organized, and predictable. but for eisenhower, when crises came, he had a plan. he used to say that plans are worthless, but planning is everything. what is over the hill, what crisis might corrupt? -- he wrapped? -- what crisis might erupt? he chaired the national security council every week. he had his thumb on the go

god bless the united states of america, and god bless jerusalem, the eternal undivided capital of israeling foreign language] thank you very much. [applause] [captioning performed by the national captioning institute, which is responsible for its caption content and accuracy. visit ncicap.org] [captions copyright national cable satellite corp. 2018] >> thank you mr. prime minister, for those storing words. now for a closing benediction. i call on the pastor and senior founder of the cornerstone baptist church antenna daniel, texas. in san antonio, texas. thank you. >> can we stand? heavenlygracious father, god of abraham, isaac, and jacob. the god who calls the stars my name and measure space with the span of his hand. the god who is the king of the universe. we gather here to thank you for the joy of living and seeing this glorious and historic day. we thank you for the state of israel. -- who lives and prospers because of your everlasting love for the jewish people. it was you, oh lord, who gathered the exiles from the nations and brought them home again. it was you who made statehood

long claim that all of jerusalem, east and west, are part of their -- what they call undisputed, undivided historic capital of israel. but of course it is disputed. there are now on the ground tens of thousands of palestinians. the latest estimates are 40,000 palestinians protesting in gaza. and as they approach the israeli border at multiple locations, israelis are responding with live fire and the death toll keeps changing but about 40 people or so have been killed so far. so now we are hearing the national anthem -- >> richard, we're just going to pause because they are singing the national anthem. ♪ what so proudly we hailed ♪ at the twilight's last gleaming ♪ ♪ whose broad stripes and bright stars ♪ ♪ through the perilous fight ♪ over the ramparts we watched ♪ were so gallantly streaming ♪ and the rockets red glare ♪ the bombs bursting in air ♪ gave proof through the night ♪ that our flag was still there ♪ ♪ o say does that star spangled banner yet wave ♪ ♪ over the land of the free ♪ and the home of the brave >> forward, march. >> right now president trump is not here. he's going to

god bless the united states of america, and god bless jerusalem, the eternal undivided capital of israelaking foreign language] thank you very much. [applause] >> thank you, mr. prime minister, for those stirring words. to now offer a closing benediction, i would like to call upon the pastor and senior founder of the cornerstone baptist church in san antonio, texas. pastor. can we stand? our most gracious heavenly father, god of abraham, isaac, and jacob. the god who calls the stars my -- stars by name and majors space with the span of his hand. the god who is the king of the universe. we gather here to thank you for the joy of living and seeing this glorious and historic day. we thank you for the state of , the lone torch of freedom in the middle east, who lives and prospers because of your everlasting love for the jewish people. it was you, oh lord, who gathered the exiles from the nations and brought them home again. it was you who made statehood possible. it was you that gave a miraculous victory in 1967 when jerusalem was reopened to worshipers of all faiths. jerusalem is the city o

"the american electorates remained undivided. here to talk about it is clint walt.ok full title is "messing with the enemy, surviving in the social media world with hackers terrorists and fake news." welcome my friend, we hope a whole lot of people pick this up and take it home, how russians know that we are susceptible and how did they know they can walk in here electronically and take advantage of it. how do they do that? how did they know? >> they perfected on their own people first. the russian people are the ones most subjected to this information system. they learned long ago that the only thing worst of no information is too much information. this is how they went from the soviet union where they controlled everything to russia and they annihilate you with so much information that you can't tell from facts or fictions. infiltrate the audiences by looking like and talking like the audience that you want to influence. that's why those troll farms, they talk like americans. they allowed you to nudge the audience in the direction that you want. what we need to lo

as a lawyer, you owe an undivided loyalty to your client.there's any kind of conflict, even a potential conflict, you're obligated under the ethical rules to disclose that to your client. >> let me read from mcdougal's settlement, because she is the other playmate here that was basically victorious, she says. they have a statement, nothing in the agreement releases any claim that mcdougal has or may have against davidson or cohen. what does that mean? >> that means she can still sue davidson or cohen. she can go after them and sue them for damages -- >> in a new case? >> in a totally different case. all this does is settle between her and the publisher, but it does not settle with davidson or cohen. >> so you're helping clarify what's wrong with this in what davidson did. now let's take what the feds would want from him against cohen and trump. does he know things that could be detrimental to them? >> very possible. if they're using him for these particular matters, i mean, are they using him for other matters relating to the campaign, to th

the charge ahead of the 2017 national convention in july of 2016 to reinstate language about an undividedem into the official republican party platform. so they really see these two pastors and two leaders in faith as allies of israel. but certainly controversial having somebody who has said that jews can't be saved doing the opening prayer at the embassy opening in jerusalem. >> that is a direct quote jews can't be saved. let's go to north korea, when we look at the fact that the president now announced his meeting with the the head of north korea and this meeting is happening with the express purposes according to all reports that the president of the united states wants to try and get them to get rid of and disavow all of their nuclear buildup capacity, at the same time, same week, that he has pulled out of the iran nuke deal that was made by president obama and every major european nation. what signal does he send to the ahead of north korea when he's pulling out of the iran nuclear pact and at the same time going to meet with them and say disarm yourself and then you have people arou

here is another patient who gets lily's undivided attention after just an hour it's back to the capital. two adults two little abandoned babies and a packed afternoon train. compared with jane she this baby is a barely alive. she's being too fat home again and only gets a tiny bit of milner's him because she has a serious stomach problem. i mean a measure of high she's more than a month old but only weighs two kilograms jola. if you. really hopes that her tiny charges will one day lead a normal life with a new family and there have been success stories into. syria we have been showing you this boy was adopted by an american family in may he also had surgery in the u.s. and is now totally healthy. he can walk and ride a bike and even speak english his mother often send me pictures and. lily has never forgotten any of her tiny patients. it's already dark when they arrive in beijing lilly's day had started here twelve hours ago back again the last stop the modern children's hospital in the city center. a place of hope for little gen leon the doctor had already finished up for the day but h

israel continues to claim the whole of jerusalem as its undivided capital, while palestinians want eastem to be the capital of their future state. >> we are not taking a position of any final status issues. >> but critics say the president's move just favors one side over the other. and to drive the point, israelis are naming a square near the new embassy after, you guessed it, donald trump. >> joining us live from tel aviv is embassy dennis ross who served president from ronald reagan through barack obama. there's probably nobody who spent so much time as the point man in the middle east peace process during the hopeful 1990s under presidents george h.w. bush and clinton. his book "doomed to succeed". baes, good to see you. . president trump has said everything before has failed. so what happens to the middle east peace process such that there is one on monday when the embassy moves to jerusalem? >> i think ali, one of the big prons problem leps with the move was not necessarily the consent of it but the fact that it wasn't prepared in advance. what i mean by that, is that had the pres