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Pete: yep. >> putting more sanctions on them. getting tougher with. they the israelis and the arabs are with that strategy. get tougher with iran. dont appease them. the only people that are with us are the europeans. particularly the french, the germans, and the brits. pete: those european defense experts, yes, im glad they are on our side and will soon be giving more money back to the iranians. general jack keane thanks for breaking it down for us. appreciate it? >> great talking to you, pete ...

>> how are racist statements like this not actually considered racist. >> jesse: i didnt know you could go on msnbc and call someone an uncle tom. i didnt know msnbcs parent company would sanction that kind of thing. people think thats okay. michael eric dyson would rather have a white man where blackface and the governor. none the actual black face as lieutenant governor. ive never heard of a black idea or a white idea. ive heard some good ideas and bad ideas. how can be so ignorant of history....

>> how are racist statements like this not actually considered racist. >> jesse: i didnt know you could go on msnbc and call someone an uncle tom. i didnt know msnbcs parent company would sanction that kind of thing. people think thats okay. michael eric dyson would rather have a white man where blackface and the governor. none the actual black face as lieutenant governor. ive never heard of a black idea or a white idea. ive heard some good ideas and bad ideas. how can be so ignorant of history....

[ speaking foreign language ] >> tony is cooking his version of the sicilian classic, spaghetti alla bottarga. >> oh i see, it creates a little texture to it which helps the sauce stick to it which ends up giving everything a better flavor. what could be more italian than spaghetti, right? well, wrong. its said that spaghetti was invented by the arabs who brought it to sicily a thousand years ago. but the arabs ate their spaghetti with raisins and cinnamon, very different to the savory dishes of...

[ speaking foreign language ] >> how did one of the poorest regions in europe... >> what do you think? >> i love it. ...create the richest of cuisines? thats so good. get ready... this is delicious. i want to take a bath in it. ...every mouthful here... mmm, thats wonderful. ...is an eruption of flavor. my god thats so good. mmm, my god! before i arrive in sicily, theres one delicious food ritual that i have to experience. its a tradition to eat these while youre a boat passing this statue of th...

>> tucci: the architecture is extraordinary and a lot of it is mostly old structures most of which are completely falling apart but theyre so beautiful. its not what i expected, its kind of a revelation. im excited to go through it and explore it. palermo was first settled by venetian traders in the 8th century b.c. then the arabs and the normans arrived or conquered and these waves of migration created an incredibly beautiful city. it almost looks like new orleans. when you look down you see it...

9th century. hand-rolled rice, with a meat filling. breaded and fried. thats good. the taste of arancini, i am told, is the taste of home for all sicilians. just a few miles off the toe of the boot of italy lies the island of sicily its southernmost region, and with volcanic soil so fertile its nickname is gods kitchen. but sicily is also said to be home to the gates of hell. impoverished for centuries, conquered by everyone from the arabs to the french and haunted by its mafia connections the l...

The Arab League said on Saturday it was concerned about a rapid deterioration of Lebanese-Gulf relations after critical comments from a Lebanese minister about the Saudi-led military intervention in Yemen.

That the arabs began. again, what do these all have in common? they have in common assumptions, mind-set or grouping. if youre looking for something, everything you see tends to confirm it or reinforce it. if youre not looking for something, you tend to miss it. what you had here was a mind-set that afghanistan, yes, the situation was deteriorating, but it wasnt on the cliff, it wasnt on the brink. i thinks are not going to happen quickly. my guess is people tended to discount intelligence or an...

Two Times journalists drive the length of Israel to discover what it means to be Israeli today. They meet a kaleidoscope of people, searching for belonging but far apart on how to find it.