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slash everywhere. It's been quite a week.

President Biden delivered an ultimatum to our longtime ally Israel.

And here at home, a number of American adults told us they are prepared to accept violence in our

political system. To discuss all that and more we turn now to the analysis of

Brooks and Kapart. That's New York Times columnist David Brooks and Jonathan K. Part,

Associate Editor for the Washington Post.

Great to see you both. As always, I want to pick up where Jeff's interview with

Senator Coons there left off. Jonathan, you just heard Senator saying that he is open to conditioning aid to Israel.

And under those conditions as he laid them out, this is a close advisor of President

Biden saying this, joining the ranks of some other

lawmakers who've been saying this for a while we should say but after the killing of

those seven aid workers does this feel like a tipping point when it comes to

President Biden's relationship with leaders in Israel?

Yes, I think it is. We've seen this coming. I mean, how many weeks have we sat here on a Friday night

talking about how, while the relationship between the two nations

is firm and solid, the relationship between the two leaders of those nations, there's

daylight coming in there and you know the president and the administration

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