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East peace and global politics at stake, they're playing political games here? >> again, let me say something earlier. i said today's speech was good. i agree with netanyahu. i'm agreeing with netten yaw hue. i'm kind of echoing what ed koch said and what the voters that elected bob turners said, that previous statements have expressed some equivocation, if will you, on the part of the president. >> what statement? >> the speech was kind of establishing an equivalency between israel and palestine, and to which truly sought to have peace and did one seek to have more than others? the cairo spee...

Thing that george bush said. >> isn't that a good thing? what was good about the speech is the president unequivocally linked it to first there being peace. if there is peace, then there can be a two-state solution. that's a good thing. this republican applauds that, and that's something that should have been echoed all the way up to the speech as well. congressman, i recall when last year he said we should have the mind state if we have advanced towards peace. he's not saying anything different now than before. what fantasy do they have that this is any different? >> well, that's correct, al....

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The middle east is concerned, can he walk the walk. and i think, in fact, that all these speeches and all this public diplomacy that has been going on for two years has led us nowhere. neither has the cairo speech, nor have other speeches. and i think that maybe this is precisely because the process has been so public, that nothing has happened. it's become more of a press conference than a negotiation. everybody has been posturing, and you know, i've said this before, and i do believe it, there are two things in life one shouldn't do in public: make love and make peace. in both cases it's goo...

Where you've got to weigh a lot of different factors, you know it may not come out perfectly in the end, you're not really certain exactly who is in that opposition to gadhafi, yet you know that you don't want a slaughter in benghazi. how can you be anything but nuanced in a situation like that? the other thing i've been thinking about and somebody mentioned to me this today, when we look back historically, i think it will be interesting to figure out what role did that cairo speech by president obama play in helping begin this process of kind of unfreezing the political situation in a lot of ...