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They're the ones that reach the Oval Office and are left on the resolute desk for the next president to take on.

And the slow-moving acquisition of both nuclear weapons and ICBMs by Iran cannot be ignored.

So there is at the bottom of this a legitimate threat, but –

The manner of dealing with it, negotiations were tried in two previous administrations, and there are differing opinions, of course, but it seems like a more realistic pathway to resolving this.

But in any case, let's move on from Iran.

Well, we've had a longstanding commitment to the survival and thriving of Israel and after the tragedies of the Holocaust.

And not only that, that was the culmination of 3,000 years of persecutions and pogroms in various parts of the world.

So the overriding

value of supporting the survival and thriving of Israel, I think is really important.

I think that the question you asked is important, but another question is too, what is President Netanyahu going to do about American public opinion?

where that relationship is concerned.

Because throughout the time I was in the Congress, there was very solid bipartisan support, not only among the elected officials, but among everybody's constituents.

And I think that that needs to be taken into, that change needs to be taken into account by Bibi.

Well, I think it's going to be different in each district.

And I get the point behind all your questions.

These are turbulent times.

Yeah.

Vladimir Lenin, who I do not prefer to quote ever, famously said, decades go by when nothing happens, and then weeks go by when decades happen.

And you could even say that –

On rare occasions, a year goes by when a century happens.