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America, offer a prayer. >> they boo'd god and then they boo'd jerusalem. and we give the full scrutiny to the sudden rewriting of the dnc platform to re-include both those words. democrats would like to think they will be remembered for biden's passionate plea and begging for a second term, the president's promise of a better tomorrow and their appeal to celebrities like eva longoria. the truth is, this convention, in my view, will be remembered for the delegates booing god and jerusalem, into the convention platform. let's take a look back at this defining moment. >> all those delegates in f...

Israelis who live outside of the 1967 borders, that is about 6% of the israeli population. how do you do that and move that many people and where do they go? >> this is a huge problem. there is at least a quarter million on the west bank, israelis, and it seems to me this is perhaps the greatest challenge for any american president in the face of a conflict. what are you going to do with them. 80,000 of them would probably have to be annexed into israel proper. those are settlers not really settlements, they are communities basically, and to move for bigger houses, bedroom communities. tel avi...

Egyptian forces deployed on the eve the 1967 war. there is no map political or diplomatic map that portrays this line. it's portrayed as a military line present re reflect i have of an armistice agreement signed in the late '40s. >> so prior to that it was occupied by egypt and the old jerusalem and after the war was held by israel to put it simply? >> that's right. real significance of june '67 is the sort line it sends to the palestinians. it represents redemption because they want all the west bank and to the israelis it's national suicide. one minister said had borders as the auschwitz bor...

Theme parks and the like. how realistic is that and is that actually a little tacky to do with what is biblically one of the most sacred cities on earth. >> two thousand, 3,000 years ago it was a center of the world and people of all faiths came to the city and enjoyed and practiced their faith. today jerusalem is open, welcoming all different religious, there's no limitation, christians, muslims and jews practice and i believe the 3,000-year-old jerusalem has seven so much to offer. people that come and visit come out -- come back home as embassadors of peace. it's the bess for the residents ...