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Response when netanyahu came to address congress, but that was another life ago when we were both at the white house. this can always spill over into active conflict. how do you see the u.s. relationship with him developing? >> it's complicated. he was once a netanyahu ally so he's not someone -- in the past he has made statements opposing a two-state solution which is u.s. government policy. he is not likely to be a close partner on things like pursuing palestinian state hood or underlying circumstances like gaza that led to recent criticism of the gaza war. he is not the only one calling

Luring high school students still in high school with lucrative deals for their name and likeness for the recruitment process which would essentially cut colleges completely out of it. harris. >> harris: it's complicated. look at the scandal that happened in college basketball in ncaa and the coaches caught up in that. the union seems another fold. they will have to pay dues to the union. what will they do with all that money? i have questions, you know i do. good to see you, hillary. thank you. defense secretary lloyd austin is hitting back at republicans who criticize the woke military recru...

The white house's effort to examine how the coronavirus originated. one way or the other all scenarios lead back to china. we want to discuss how that information plays into the larger u.s./chinese relationship. i want to bring in ian bremer. the president of the eurasian group. he's an expert on china and a million other things. ian, as lori just pointed out, it's complicated, right? we don't really know what china did, whether it was irresponsible, whether the spread of coronavirus was inadvertent or as donald trump or mike pompeo implied, it may have been deliberate. regardless, china is so...

Campbell, the asian czar, deputy national security adviser, he said publicly that the era of engagement is over. now, i mean, the u.s. government overwhelmingly sees china as an adversary, but we can say that engagement is over. we are still going to be engaging with the chinese and that is -- >> yes. >> the fact that there is enormous friction between those two things is going to cause all sorts of problems for all of those companies and individuals that continue to do a lot with the world's soon to be largest economy. >> whenever we talk to you we should just put a thing of your name, ian br...

It's absurd but it stands with the party. you see leaders speak out against it, but they're not doing anything about her. >> this happens all the time. marjorie taylor greene seems to be a symptom of a much larger affliction of the rage and extremism and hyperbole. and when you have somebody who's feeling that affliction, what you want to do is try to treat it, try to help. again, republican leaders are again and again and again inflaming that same rage and outrageous victim hood that they're displaying. >> do you think her kind of comments inflame the increase in anti-semitism we're seeing? >...