we are expecting benjamin netanyahu to respond to the rocket attacks expected to hit back hard. the far right of his government wants to see an aggressive response, and this is the biggest rocket attack from lebanon since 2006 on the other hand, if israel hits back too hard, there s a real risk of triggering an all out war with hezbollah the two sides last fought back in 2006. it was a devastating conflict. israel is saying these rockets appear to have been fired not by hezbollah but hamas and other palestinian militant groups operating out of southern lebanon with hezbollah s tacit consent. we don t know yet exactly which groups did the firing but it appears that this was a response to what happened in jerusalem last night where you saw israeli forces storming into the mosque, that video showing israeli forces in riot gear, hitting palestinians with night sticks, with their guns, really sparking fury, not just here among
a mischaracterization of my position across the board. i did not praise racist. that s not true. number 2, if we want to have this campaign litigated on who supports civil rights or not, i m happy to do that. jo a major moment last night. california senator kamala harris just started chipping away at joe biden. she was raising money, getting media attention off of it. former clinton pollster, doug showen on that. good to see you. good to see you. neil: how do you think it went? were you in jerusalem last night for this or i was. i certainly did get a chance to see it, neil. my sense is this was a very significant blow against former vice president joe biden and a great benefit for kamala harris. i think the dynamic of the race may well have changed as your comments have suggested. neil: you know what sounds surprising, doug, the vice