Lisa, we've been talking earlier about uh the poll that uh New York Times published, New York Times Sienna poll about Israel. This is something and I'll just say it. I I feel like I need to say this.This is something we have been warning I specifically have been warning my friends that I grew up with, that I was in politics with, that have always been pro-Israeli. People always joke, Joe, if you ever want a key to the city of Tel Aviv, you can go in any time and they will do it because nobody has been a fie ...

Israeli and American governments have fallen out in the past. But long-run shifts in public opinion are more dangerous than rows between politicians. The polling in America is startling https://t.co/1XXLQos6Ye ...

Israeli and American governments have fallen out in the past. But long-run shifts in public opinion are more dangerous than rows between politicians. The polling in America is startling https://t.co/8u6HTrm4TU ...

Israeli and American governments have fallen out in the past. But long-run shifts in public opinion are more dangerous than rows between politicians. The polling in America is startling https://t.co/6TH537Wa7u ...

Israeli and American governments have fallen out in the past. But long-run shifts in public opinion are more dangerous than rows between politicians. The polling in America is startling https://t.co/vbpuvTlZBf ...

So with all these developments, can Lisa Cook survive Trump's eye, keep doing her job. Joining me now is Brett Breuan. He is the president of public relations firm Global Situation Room.Brett, this is a a unique historical moment. No president has attempted to do this. Uh do you think Cook has a shot at keeping this job.Should she. Well, if she does, it may depend largely not on what happens in that DC courtroom, but in fact in the court of public opinion, John, and that's where I think, you know, it's inte ...

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