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Measures in economic civilian areas and the shared interests in security cooperation, maintaining regional stability and the like for israelis and palestinians. from the palestinian perspective, they were talking about the importance of creating a political horizon that leads to a political solution. and also de-escalating some of the tensions that weve seen rising in the west bank between palestinians and israeli settlors. i should, of course, emphasize this isnt a resumption of peace talks. it...

Deescalation. its been really successful. the birds arent real group, the bird brigade which are these activist members that go out and protesz, theyve been successful in de-escalating a lot of conflicts, just one recently in cincinnati where anti-abortion activists were there, you know, rallying around this texas abortion ban. the birds arent real sort of movement kind of took over that counter-protest and de-escalating. >> do you see them becoming a bigger political force? >> i think they alre...

Inadvertently give rise to that conflict and add to it. so make sure that youre getting in touch with airport staff in the airport and on the plane, get in touch with a flight attendant as soon as possible. were really good at de-escalating issues and making sure that any incident on the plane doesnt make in evening news and delay your flight and everyone else around you. so make sure that youre alerting us as soon as possible. now that may mean ringing your flight attend call button, if youre r...

Masks when were around other people. >> another part of this is united airlines reported this week its banned 1,600 people from flying this year, scott, due to belligerent, aggressive behavior, these unruly passengers, full. delta is calling on you and other airlines to share your internal no-fly list for these unruly passengers to make a kind of national ban on unruly passengers. >> yeah. >> is that something united will do or is interested in? >> we certainly would support that and share. righ...

>> i will build a great, great wall. >> reporter: while germany opened its door to more than one million refugees. but not without a backlash. >> ( speaking loudly and sternly in german ) >> reporter: on her watch, a far right party entered parliament for the first time since world war ii. and anti-migrant movement took hold across europe. in hungary, they erected a fence. one heralded as the leader of the free world, she now leaves the reigns of the most powerful country in europe, as well as m...

Bait. i dont think that deterring the sort of obama-era policy of deflecting and de-escalating. you know, president trump wanted to try something new. this is his opportunity to do that. >> bill: one final point on this. the president believes that bullies only respond to tough bully talk. >> core belief. my take is thats one of the presidents core beliefs when it comes to foreign policy. and again, thats part of this strategy were seeing. tough talk with something he did from day one. it is not...

Right now at the beginning of the partition of iraq? >> i think, cyril, we have been looking at this for quite some time as that battle against isis started winding down in iraq. this is the direction that the country has been headed towards, especially when the kurds announced that theyre going ahead with that referendum. now, i spoke to a senior kurdish official a short time ago. and she was telling me that they have not reached -- this is not the point of no return. that there is still room f...

Preemptive strike and one of the extreme risks is they can retaliate. a preemptive strike youd have to be 100% confident that you can hit 100% of the targets in 100% of the locations or else youre going to have missiles being launched at seoul or japan or at guam or potentially towards alaska. so that is obviously not a scenario we want to find ourselves in and even if you could launch success itful preemptive strikes and take out everything then you have a north korean state on your hands and t...

>> it was the aclu, you dont typically think of in any way as a conservative organization, went to court to protect the white nationalists right to protest in charlottesville, that is where we have these clashes. you made the deck in terms of de-escalating rather than escalating. is there a responsibility among politicians and im talking about the president, to watch what their words are because it emboldens others? >> not just that, we have the responsibility and there are techniques and things...