and then president biden, who has throughout his political career, including on the senate foreign relations committee and the vice president has been publicly supportive of israel but behind the scenes, willing to be more critical, he ramped up his rhetoric with prime minister netanyahu and said, okay, it's time now, according to our reporting, for this ceasefire to end. i can't cover for you any longer. the pressure is growing domestically for me to do something like this and call for this ceasefire and in the last 48 hurries, that deal was struck and so far, the ceasefire, though fragile and tentative, seems to be holding and the white house is still, of course, watching very warily. >> yeah, i mean, those are white knuckle moments for any white house and obviously everyone in the region. rick stengel, my old boss, george w. bush, hated any coverage that was sort of -- he called it naval gazing. this president is totally different, but there isn't a ton of naval gazing. there isn't a ton of self-reflection so i found this interview with the president and david brooks interesting. i want to read it to you and ask
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