been cynically exploited by virtually ever arab government. but that doesn t mean that it isn t the issue that arabs across the board. across generations, across jenders, religions, across geographic space, across class lines care about the most it s the prism of pain through which they view international relations, it is true that the arab spring has focused attention on egypt and libya and on syria and the palestinian issue hasn t been sort of dominatele the front pages of the arab newspapers the way that it has. but that doesn t mean that it isn t the great back story. that it isn t the fundamental prism that arabs view their relationship with the rest of the world with the west, the united states with the global order. it s still is. so while it recedes sometimes as the most urgent issue, it never goes away as the most important one. in the arab mentality. heather, if you could wave a
good life it s gonna be a good life it s gonna be a good life good life. steve: isn t the great the way we start each and every day with uplifting music. you can get up and get out of bed and watch the show. brian: cut into our illegal immigration talking point but that s okay. it s still a good life. abby is in for ainsley. don t ask me how i know. abby: she is over covering the royal wedding. steve: they are already filming on the streets of london. you will see those reports. abby: i will be with you guys the rest of the week. i hope that s okay. brian: father of the bride not going. abby: that s latest report. steve: brother stressed him out. got sick. it s a real soap opera. that s why we have dispatched our best team over there in the meantime, we start with a fox news alert. despite threats from north korea, the summit is still apparently on at this hour. brian: here we go. the white house says nothing has changed after the rogue