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Split screens in the days ahead. the speexs will be the most important that we saw about a month ago when mitt romney and president obama and back to back days addressed the associated press where they gave their economic viewpoints. i think that's probably more important. i do think that these past commencement addresses actually do at least indicate where their bases are. the kind of votes that they want to be able to have in their pocket right now. >> i got a hot note in. it will be a disappointing thing to a lot of young people. ron paul announced he is ending his active campaign. no real ...

It's pronounced eye-gore. that's a little young frankenstein humor. mike, you were talking about what a serious issue this is. but i wasn't paying attention to what you said because we were running split screens with photos of anna. >> i understand that. that's how most of america feels right now. >> but i noticed, you did say, if you pick up a russian spy, don't let them out on bail. but to be fair, he was instructed not to leave the count scprie it would be better if he complied with the authorities. so we can't really blame us for that. >> he's incompetent, all the way around. >> i think it...

Here we are. split screen tuesday, there they are, the split screens on the one side, elena kagan up for supreme court, on the other side, the hearings involving general david petraeus. we're back with special coverage, live coverage, of course, of the confirmation hearings for both petraeus and elena kagan. republicans are challenging elena kagan on her dealings with the military. and general petraeus is being peppered with questions, which couldn't be more appropriate right now about that july 2011 timetable for at least the beginning of our withdrawal of troops from afghanistan. here with m...

Audience compared to those sitting on their hands listening to barack obama. >> let's play a little bit more of these two on their differing ways of attacking things. >> each time we painstakingly pull ourselves closer to our founding ideas, that all of us are created equal, endowed by our creator with certain inalienable rights, the status quo pushes back. >> isn't this much more exciting than listening to president obama? [cheers & applause] because we get things done. >> juan, two very different approaches to the campaign trail. >> it's like oil and water. to my mind, what's interesting her...

The split screens on monday was striking. in jerusalem, leaders from the white house all decked out in their finest, opened the new embassy in jerusalem. while a few miles ago, the border with gaza, clashes take place and more than 3,000 were injured. back in jerusalem, here's what white house adviser and trump's son-in-law jared kushner had to say that day. >> i believe peace is within reach if we dare to believe that the future can be different from the past. >> really? let's bring in two experts. tom freedman is a "new york times" foreign affairs columnist and author of "thank you for being...