Senate Majority Leader Schumer and Speaker Johnson's changing positions on

hot-button wars abroad are causing riffs within their own party as

President Biden fights to salvage his foreign policy agenda. Meanwhile, former as President

Trump

Trump suffers legal setbacks

as the general election kicks off.

Next.

This is Washington Week with the Atlantic. Good evening and welcome to Washington Week.

I'm Laura Buron Lopez in tonight for Jeffrey Goldberg.

Senate Majority Leader Chuck Schumer issued a stinging rebuke of Israeli leader Benjamin

Netanyahu this week, calling him an obstacle to peace.

Prime Minister Netanyahu has lost his way

by allowing his political survival

to take the precedence over the best interests of Israel.

And House Speaker Mike Johnson insists he's still looking for a way to pass aid to Ukraine,

even if it risks angering his far-right members.

Notable moves from both party leaders that could risks angering his far right members.

Notable moves from both party leaders

that could have far-reaching implications

for US allies and America standing as a global power.

Joining me tonight to discuss this and more Zolan Cono Young's a White House

correspondent for the New York Times. Scott McFarland is a congressional

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