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They're going to argue they have the right to exercise their free speech in charlottesville. why do you think what they did in charlottesville, that goes beyond free speech and free assembly, both of which are protected by constitution? >> the reason we think that and why we think the activity we're seeking to enjoy is not protected by the first amendment is because it was violent conduct. and the supreme court has said over and over again that violent conduct is not protected by the first amendment. this paramilitary activity, this incitement of violence, this engaging of violence and provoki...

Violent conduct is not protected by the first amendment. this paramilitary activity, this insightment of violence, provoking of violence and engaging of violence is not free speech. speech, expression, assembling together to express views without violence, that's protective, but what we saw there -- >> armed groups that showed up, there's right to bear arms in the second amendment. >> second amendment as supreme court recently as the heller case in 2008-2009 protects an individual right to bear arms for one's self-protection. the supreme court never said it protects the right to gather togethe...

Been framing the cease fire talks more about what the two sides want. both sides don't want war, at least they claim so. they both want to come out victorious from these two things. in terms of what hamas has been asking for, they've been asking for a guarantee from israel to not resume assassinations in the killing of its senior leaders, as we saw on wednesday. they're also calling on all the sides, including israel and egypt, to lift the blockade and siege on gaza that's crippled life here. for israel, they want to see a guarantee, not only in the short term that palestinian factions will st...