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Detailed text transcripts for TV channel - MSNBC - 20110523:17:48:00

seen over the last couple of days in looking ahead. the president really gave more context to apack, but he stood firm and got a pretty good reception given all of the controversy over his meetings with netanyahu last week. what is your takeaway? well, i was there and i would say that he got a polite reception, but he certainly did stand his ground and did it in a very skillful, i would say even brilliant way. and in doing so he at least tamed the lions in that lion den. there are 11,000 of them, very strongly pro-israel. in the process, i think he made a very coherent case, that the status quo is unsustainable, and that the united states and israel have to find a way to head off this train wreck that is coming in september at the u.n. general assembly when the palestinians seek recognition for their state. and we ll probably get 116 member of the united nations welcoming the state of palestine into the general assembly. and so that was the context as

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Detailed text transcripts for TV channel - MSNBC - 20110523:17:51:00

depen dend dent on the united s and at a time it s facing increasing isolation and deleth miization, a strong relationship with israel is something the people want to see. that s why netanyahu is trying to paper over the differences and the end result, andrea, may well be that this bitter pill that the president has put on the table will be swallowed by the israelis and there will be a credible basis established for beginning a negotiation down the road. martin, thank you very much. thanks for your insights. and what political story will be making headlines in the next 24 hours? that s next right here.

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Detailed text transcripts for TV channel - MSNBC - 20110523:17:49:00

well as the demographic threat and other arguments that they have heard in which he made clear that this was the least that he could do to try to get a credible negotiation going. and that after all it wasn t a threat to heisrael s security a was not a great advance on what had begun done before, but gave some credibility to the american approach to try to head off the u.n. general assembly resolution. and it was immediately endorsed by the europeans, the so-called quartet, and the united nations. so he will get a welcome reception at the g-8 for that position. maybe not so much for the position u.s. has taken on libya. that is key. that is key. he was also, i think, trying to get out in front of netanyahu s speech tomorrow to the joint meeting of congress, which netanyahu an audience that netanyahu solicited, speaker boehner invited him, house

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he backed out of the meeting. my next guest says his last visit to the white house is why. author of endless war, colonel ralph peter. please explain. last week, what was the problem? what happened? well, when prime minister netanyahu last came to washington he was treated very shallowly, like an enemy, no warm embrace like chavez. it was shabby. beyond that prime minister netanyahu saw clearly that the nuclear security summit next week was going to know be toe an ambush. the muslim states would pile on israel and draw a parallel between israel s nuke s an iran a moral equivalent.

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Detailed text transcripts for TV channel - MSNBC - 20120925:16:08:00

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