The home of common sense. This is talk.

Generally somebody has to give up something.

And if both sides give up something, that's generally where you get the peace.

You know, it's the same situation in Gaza.

You know, Gaza and Hamas want to see the wiping out and the eradication of Israel.

They're not going to get that.

Israel, certainly parts of the Israeli government, want to see the eradication of Israel. They're not going to get that. Israel, certainly

parts of the Israeli government, want to see the eradication of Gaza. They're probably not going to get that. But somewhere in the middle is where they're going to end up. Let's find out for Roxanne what she thinks is going to happen. Roxanne, very good morning to you. Good morning to you, my. Thanks very much for joining us. I mean, it's a tough one this, isn't it? I mean, a lot of people are being very critical of Donald Trump over the weekend, but I mean, he's got this to the point where people are actually coming to a conversation, coming to a table to talk. So in my view, I think he's doing the right thing, isn't he? He is absolutely doing the right thing. and no matter what he does, I notice that they move the goalposts just a little bit further.

Well, then he won't get them to talk well, but he won't get them to talk properly well.

Then he didn't get them to talk properly about the thing we want.

Come on. Give peace a chance, literally.

Yeah, absolutely.

I mean, Colin makes a good point. He says, you know, of course if it was America who was being invaded, they wouldn't want to give up, you know, Nebraska or they wouldn't want to go of Alaska. Similarly, Britain wouldn't want to do it. But it's not a question of whether you want to give up land. It's a question of whether you want to get peace. And if you can get it by some way, shape or form,

sometimes you have to give something up. Not to mention, it's an incredibly complicated

situation there. We all know that, but it cannot hold. It is not sustainable. And real

lives are being lost. And I think it's a real feather in the cap of Donald Trump, not only that Putin admitted

that it wouldn't have happened if he had been president, but that there is some forward

motion.

Let's see where it goes.

Yeah.

Well, let's see what Donald Trump had to say on Friday.

He said it was a pretty productive meeting.

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