those who agitate, such as the marchs, negotiate and legislation. and the real legislative response should be the moral response. we ve abandoned black and brown communities. we responded immediately when we saw those shooters with assault rifles that hit our college campuses, suburban counties, the right thing to do. but the problem in america is the handguns. the demographics of the victims of black, brown and poor. we continue to have institutions in place, practices that siege crime in our country. how do we have a prison system with 30% of the people, the inmates are dyslexic? that means the real crime takes place only on the streets. it takes place in the department of education across america, that we sense how we see crime. it s a moral and a legislative response to this and we have a
unfortunate and difficult moment for everyone. the united states, our vice president who had gone to reassert america s strong support for israeli security, and i regret deeply that, that occurred and made that view known. do you blame him for that? well, i don t have any reason to believe he knew about it, but he is the prime minister. it is like, you know, the president or the secretary of state when you have certain responsibilities, ultimately, you are responsible. reporter: well, who is behind it then? is there a group who wants to undermine the entire process? on both sides, there are people who do not favor the two-state solution, who do not favor a peaceful path toward the resolution of the issues that divide the israelis and palestinians and a lot of outside actors who agitate, as we know, but the resumption of the talks which we are very committed to is the most