commits in 2004, among other things, those commitments relate to israel not having a withdraw. it immediately rippled through our domestic politics as well. let's dig deeper with two veterans, my colleagues wolf blitzer and gloria borger. wolf. i don't remember a time in covering this issue, there are tensions from time to time between american presidents and israeli prime ministers. but for the prime minister to say essentially, i expect you, mr. president to take it back. >> it's tough talk and it's going to be icy tomorrow when they meet over at the white house. then they have a joint photo opportunity. i'm sure they are going to try to patch things over on surface, although under the surface, the relationship as you know, as gloria knows over the past two years has not been good since day one when the president urged the israelis to free settlement activity in the west bank. >> on the one hand it's not a surprise what the president said. everybody knows that's the general framework, you go back to the map. i'll show you in a minute. then i tinker with it. he said it publicly was new for