"You're touching on my next question because a source close to the vice president's team told Politico that that statement that he made reflects his view of this new political reality where, quote, the vice president sees that the ground is shifting against Israel among voters, including with younger Republicans. He's responding accordingly with nuance instead of stride and see. Do you take that as a warning that if Israel were to act alone, the Trump administration would withhold its backing? Well, first of all, it concerns me that there's that element of anti-Israel. First of all, in the Democratic Party and in the Walk Right, I'm concerned with that and to the extent that we can do something to mend it, obviously I'll do it. But I find that there's something unique about these attacks and that something is that the people who hate Israel end up hating America. And I've seen that, you know, when they do these, you know, these demonstrations, these protests against Israel, against Israel defending itself, this tiny country defending itself against these terrorist murderers who commit to exterminate us. And we do what any self-respecting country would do, we defend ourselves. But when they do the protest, they burn Israeli flags and very often right next to them, they burn American flags. But when those Americans who support Israel, non-Jews and Jews alike, when they do a demonstration to support Israel, they wave the Israeli flag and they wave the American flag. So I think there is a process taking place inside America, which you probably know than me, of questioning America's traditional values and going to many places that I think challenge not only our alliance, but they challenge the traditional values that form the basis of each of our countries. And I hope that's not something that is going to proceed. I hope America changes direction. That's really what I hope to see."