a democrat, you re very, very disloyal to israel and to the jewish people. i say so, yeah. it s only in your head. it s only anti-semitic in your head. so it s anti-semitic in your head if you think that calling jews disloyal for voting for democrats that there s something wrong with that? he s incapable of even pretending that politics isn t behind all of his foreign policy, vis-a-vis israel. and i think you are smart to bring this up in the context of how the president views his support of the state of israel. he thinks that his, you know, kind of his get out of jail free card when it comes to moral leadership from the white house in terms of pushing back on anti-semitism. so this president has always been a transactional president. he thinks that if you vote for me, if you say nice things to me, that means that you re in good standing with me. and if you don t that means to hell with you.
from? there could have been other people helping them, yes, but no question there would have been some of the israeli sorry, egyptian senors sensors on the ground. egypt flies drones. leland: and that s really the question, vis-a-vis israel and broader security cooperation there, egypt is ally of the united states, certainly under al-si-si. israel shares more than 100,000-mile border, spreading into cairo or into tel aviv? we did see the tragic attacks in alexandria and the other city on palm sunday, so we know that isis senai wants to carry out
operational level, but there was a furious argument reported by my colleague bill neely and others in the print press as well based on his conversations with current and former leader myself when i arrived here in jerusalem who said they get over it because there have been breaches before. yesterday ambassador michael orr and former israeli ambassador to the u.s. said, look, there have been breaches before where israel was harmed. he was thinking back to, i believe, in 2007, when 2007 or 2008, when israel intercepted some illegal arms shipments in syria, iranian arms shipments, and it was widely reported in the u.s. and clearly a leak from american intelligence. we ll check back in with you later in the hour. former national security adviser michael flynn invokes the fifth amendment as a senate
represented him in numerous cases, including allegations of fraud at trump university. another possible finalist is theodore olsen, who represented george w. bush in bush v. gore in 2000. the outside team would be separate from the white house counsel s office. much more on the terror attack in manchester. theresa may expected to make an on-camera statement any moment now. you see live pictures of 10 downing street. president trump leaving israel for rome later this morning. our breaking news coverage on this very busy tuesday morning continues after the break.
trip, and which in itself is highly symbolic, but somewhat benign in the fact they got it wrong. andrea, let me ask you quickly about reporter: let me just say in the interest just to paraphrase ronald reagan in a different occasion, we should trust but verify. maybe not trust. i m sorry, i interrupted you. no, no, not at all. let me ask you about the mechanism for negotiations going forward. you talk about them trying to alleviate some pressure with some measures the israeli cabinet approved. you know, a small drop in the bucket, perhaps a gesture for president trump s visit. but do we have a sense of what, if any, mechanism for negotiations is going to emerge? i know, you know addition i remember you covered annapolis when they brought over israelis and palestinians to jumpstart six months, search months of intense negotiations followed by some face-to-face contact back in israel and the west bank. is there anything to indicate we re going to see something like that announced