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We're not going to sit there indefinitely. this is not an open-ended effort, never has been. >> secretary of state john kerry friday before heading back to washington to meet with president obama and reassess whether to continue the middle east peace talks. and as t's time for our sunday group. we welcome back fox news senior political analyst brit hume. elise veback of "the hill" newspaper. former deputy assistant secretary of state and fox news contributor liz cheney. and fox news political analyst, juan williams. well, it was clear the peace process was in danger of falling apart this week ...

Some people at the table, which apparently was the purpose of this offer. the second thing i'd offer, chris, is it's almost a sign of desperation that you would throw this into the pot in order to keep the israelis talking with the palestinians. and i'll offer a third view. if this were to take place, the administration would be saying pollard, and everyone in my old community, the intelligence community, would not be hearing pollard, they would be hearing snowden. and they would believe that this kind of behavior could actually be politically negotiated away. that would be a very disturbing m...

Director david petraeus, on the talking points and took out the fact that the cia had repeatedly warned the state department about the threat level in benghazi. let's take a look at what he said. >> i simply saw this as a way for cia to pound its chest and say, look, we warned, therefore laying all the blame on the state department. i did not think that appropriate. >> now, i know because you and i have talked many times that you see the cia as a fact agency, not a political agency. >> right. >> how unusual is that to edit talking points because of political concerns about it might embarrass s...

In this area, it usually suggests that something about the state of play there is -- has given rise to an opportunity. there was nothing about the state of affairs in the middle east that made anyone except possibly john kerry think this is a great time to make a big push. he made a big push, and i think predictably it failed. and it has now, i think, plainly failed. >> you know, elise, this latest impasse has only fueled criticism that kerry has run into several diplomatic dead endses. the mideast -- dead ends. the mideast peace talks, the effort to arrange an international peace conference t...

Terrorists. the administration seems to be grasping at straws. they aren't the only administration that's ever tried to use the peace process as a way to come up with some success. but i've just come back myself from the middle east ten days ago. across the region, you have real agreement with people saying why aren't you helping in the battle against extremist al qaeda, are you pushing on this issue when the iranians are on the verge of obtaining a nuclear weapon and al qaeda is surging across the nation. the notion that there's going to be terrorism -- if the palestinians would release terro...