Jon Stewart

Your parents are your parents.

No matter what, it's like, oh my God, don't do the accent.

What are you doing?

All I want to do is hug you and talk about this beautiful book and how wonderful it is.

And Pope Francis is coming by and going like, let me tell you something, friend.

Like, you know, you're being received in a really heroic way.

I think people are appreciating your courage and certainly your humanity and grace.

in Israel and Palestine, do people perceive you as naive?

Do they think, this is cute, but this isn't meaningful?

How do they view this journey and this relationship?

I'm just going to go on a privy.

How small is this movement?

And by the way, I've been watching you since the Iraq war as well.

You haven't changed a bit.

Yeah, I haven't changed a bit.

No, but it's a point you make in the book because there's a certain idea that, oh, dialogue and grace and common ground and humanity, it's so naive, it will never solve the problem.

But you know what strikes me as more naive?

bombing your way to peace, killing your way to peace.

That has never worked.

It will not work now.