peace. to get historic results, we need courageous leaders. >> it has always been, as jeff zeleny noted, u.s. policy to at least on paper be the honest broker. of course, past presidents have seen israel as a rock-solid u.s. ally, the u.s. would always lean towards israel, but u.s. presidents pick up the phone and say stop building settlements to the israeli leaders or you're being counterproductive, and try to bring the palestinians in. why this break from the trump white house and what did they expect to get from it, a more happy benjamin netanyahu, or do they actually think by breaking the old framework, they can build a new one? >> i'm not sure that it matters and i'll tell you why. i think what they have been saying is the only way to restart the peace process is to take jerusalem off the table, a lot of other things will fall into place. it sort of suggests that they're going to ask israel to make concessions. they're going to ask israel to make concessions going forward. but i think what seems to be