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Bleeding right now? doesn't that give you some space in security terms? >> well, that's not exactly what we see. what i see is iran pushing into lebanon, into hezbollah as they're fighting for assad. they're putting inside lebanon the most devastating weapons on earth. they're trying to turn iran's rockets that they supplied hezbollah into precision guided missiles that can hit any spot in israel. hezbollah is putting in anti-craft missiles that can shoot down our planes. we see a different picture. i made it very clear what our policy in syria is. i haven't intervened in the

Relations. there's not going to be a final status agreement creating a palestinian state. there wasn't going, in my opinion, had herzog won the election either. we saw what happened in 2008 when a generous offer was made to abbas but he did not accept it. there's many things that have to happen in the west bank to improve life there, economically, politically, in security terms. israelis and palestinians remain next door neighbors and they need to be able to work together. we can help that or we can refuse to help it. i think, you know, when we have tried to help in the obama years, remember t...

>> first of all, israel has close, especially close security relationships with egypt and jordan. both countries are allies of the u.s. and important to us that's a discussion that should be had. secondly i don't think it's right to say there's nothing to be done about israel-palestinian relationships. there's not going to be a final status agreement creating a palestinian state. it wasn't going to be my opinion that herzog won the election either. we saw what happened in 2008 when made quite a generous offer to president abbas but he did not accept it. there's many things that have to happen ...

Whichever way it breaks, the other side will be correct am. what itself the great challenge here? you have the cold war us against them. is this a guy running a country? right now, it seems we don't tow who we are going after here. >> i think you got to do that. i think it is a little like the cold war. in the sense you got isis you got problems in yemen, libbia boka haram, nigeria, where they kidnapped those girls, yesterday, there were people in northwest xinxang and coin the biggest problem we have in the u.k., security terms now, france, germany.

Was not torture. they actually are basing that on the opinion that was britain by john yu? it's really interesting to listen to him defend that some years later. people, when you read the memo, read the techniques described you just almost can't believe a lawyer would have looked at it and said this is permissible going forward. but that's what happened in 2002. >> mark halperin, political motivations. can this be painted as one side attacking the other? there are certain key almosts that are not included in this report him you certainly could see it as politically motivated, could you not? >>...