may we never forget their bravery and all they gave up so that we might live free. we are forever indebted to these heroes whose unknown valor we are obligated to know. prime minister, it's a pleasure. >> good to see you. in a big election coming up, i'm a little perplexed as an american. you've entered into this peace deal with the president of the united states, you've negotiated this peace deal, and this peace deal onservatively and the palestinians to in their own way but in terms of israel, it expands your boundaries, increases your security, but this is what i'm perplexed about.

there's a blue-and-white party, and i'm looking at this from afar. i don't quite understand what the blue and white party stands for. you have arab parties who are part of it, the leaders of these arab parties don't support the state of israel so my question to you is when you negotiate these things, you're the prime minister and you look at this, how does your opposition land to institute a peace plan that expands the boundaries and increases securities when it's relying on arab parties that don't believe in israel's existence. >> the leftist party. [inaudible] in order to get center-right voters, they pretend they are a center-right party and they will pick up the terrific trump land that has been put forth by president trump and it's a good, it has israel applying israeli law and adding to sovereign territory

in places like the jordan valley which is a strategic buffer. it recognizes the legitimacy and sovereignty of israel over communities in our ancestral homeland. this is. [inaudible] to blue-and-white and their leaders but the opposite just a few months ago. when the trump plan came out they said there's only one problem, they are not. they said horrible things about president trump just before the trump plan was announced like comparing him. [inaudible] and they are dependent on the support in our parliament to form a government that says to them if you actually accept the trump land you won't be prime minister so they're not going to adopt the trump plan which would be, we have a deal

of a century and an opportunity of the century. were never going to have something like this. the only one who is implemented it is me and i think the voters are getting that message so we have a historic opportunity that i don't intend to miss it. but the only way i can do it is if i'm elected tr prime minister. that's what i've told our voters. the other guy is dependent on the agenda to recognize the state of israel and certainly will not support the trump plan in any way. >> you mentioned these staffers to mr. gantz. i'm familiar with this too, the two staffers who betrayed our president in one way or another was hitler. . [inaudible] they are the guys, look i'm

appearing here. there's no teleprompter or notes. my experience, my conviction, my belief, that's my teleprompter. this guy is being fed by two people. the israelis, he compared president trump to adult hitler. it's incredible. the aratus president in the white house was compared to adult hitler. the second was. [inaudible] >> he worked for obama. he too compared president trump to adolf hitler. these are the two closest advisors. you tell them what to say and when to say it and so on. these people who call president trump hitler before

president trump's plan, come on, give me a break. it's one big con job. >> i try to follow this closely. what do they stand for? how do you have these arab parties and then you have people who claim to be center-right and so forth. >> the other parties are not part of blue-and-white. they've given the majority plan to form a government without relying on their voting. either a yes vote. >> what to they stand for. >> they stand for getting into power and applying the opposite of my policies. to get into office they have to say they follow my policy. i fought really hard to get israel's incredible gas reserves out from under. they fought incredibly hard to keep them under.

now they say oh, we will finance various social programs with the gas revenues but you fought to keep the gas under the sea. that's a lie number one. line number two about the trump plan, they're not. line number three were against the iran deal. in fact they were for the iran deal. i'm glad president trump agreed with me and made a bold decision to get out of the iran deal. when i went to the u.s. congress which was very difficult, the senior partner said this is an enormous mistake. you cannot go unchallenged the obama nuclear deal. well, i did. they stand for everything we stand for in reality were against.

i put up a fence along israel's border. the deputy chief of staff. [inaudible] these are all blue-and-white members running for leadership of the country. he was against my building this fence. they said it wouldn't stop a thing. you know what it did, it stopped everyone. there's not one, zero that has gotten through. they are leftists in disguise. once they get into power, they will only get into power by lying. it would be a tragedy. we missed the opportunity of a century.

we would weaken our defenses. that's one choice. they are performing a very strong government that will protect their security. >> i want to get to that in a minute. before i do i want to swing back a little bit. there's been articles in the newspaper about something called the fifth dimension. that was a group but in israel. [inaudible] it was a cybersecurity confetti founded by gantz in 2015 and went out of business shortly thereafter. the article states they got a

big contract for millions of dollars and they hadn't produced the fence. and now i read the attorney general, who have talked about many times and can't stop investigating you from one election to the next election has announced they've gone to look at this from a criminal perspective but after the election and then of course it's just a material witness, how do you know he's a material witness before you conduct your investigation, and how would the ceo and the owner of the company not know that with the company's doing, and one other point, why wait until after the election when you've been hammered through every election. >> under the argument that the republic has a right to know and a need to know, my case with all these false charges, they have to be aired before the election. in the case of betty, for some reason the same people who make that argument are making the opposite argument. we don't want to interfere with the election. while course you do because

that's what you're doing. you're not putting forward equally the information you supposedly have on me. now what you see? this is an incredible story. so betty said one experience after another in civilian life. by the way, his copartner also a top guy in the party was also chief of staff. he also was ahead of a company that is accused of deceiving their investors. they also went bankrupt. these guys really are experts. these guys go bankrupt. that tells you about economic ability. here you have something else, what's going on when they refused to investigate these people for a year and they

refused to investigate them before the election. betty jones formed a company while other cyber companies that are really experience couldn't get this contract. that's over $10 million. there is no product, no software, no cyber software, there were no customers and no business. you got 50 million shekels for that. over million dollars went into the company pocket and hasn't been returned to the taxpayers. this is clearly a questionable thing. people have to ask him how can you have such a thing from the police to the sky and they also give them some software that was sensitive police software that wasn't checked by the police controller for

its financial value or for implications. this has to be investigated. of course there something wrong. they say well, they're not involved. it's the only one made, the ceo, the number two in the company is another blue and white. they don't investigate. all that is pushed aside. that's not justice. that's not right. totally politicized system that we can accept. this is something that's very dangerous. the minute you use or not use numeral investigations as a political weapon, the minute you throw false charges on one side and absolve the other side of anything, that is very dangerous for democracy and people get it.

initially it was left right division but more people from the center and even the soft left, they get that something is wrong here because all the sudden they say wait a minute, how come they aren't being investigated. how come it has a went dormant for so long and they started poking at it, something's

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you brought up the economy, you brought up your handling of the economy. i drive around israel and see construction cranes and road construction. i see high-tech buildings popping up everywhere. very different than even ten years ago. it's enormous. you read american newspapers and the israeli medical field, it's a tiny little country. how do you explain. >> it's a tiny country with giant talent.

i had to unleash this talent for enterprise in relation in the bond with socialism. i got rid of that. i opened up the economy. i destroyed bureaucracy and lower tax rate, i reduce public spending. we actually grew from our major reform. [inaudible] can you imagine that. you couldn't bring in a thousand dollars in ticket out of this country without receiving permission from a central bank loan. it's ridiculous. i got rid of that but after that his finance minister from 2003 to 2005 i had 60 major free-market reforms that we did in the country just exploded. with talented ingenuity. it grew within four or 5% each

year but that created a situation where our gdp. capita past japan and it looks like were going to catch it. if we haven't pressed britain, we will do so in the coming year. it's huge. and the other thing that happened was that israel became a powerhouse for cybersecurity. number two in the world. 20% of the global investment in private cybersecurity is in israel. 20%. we are one tenth of 1% of the world population so we are punching 200 times above our weight in in cyber security. same thing with autonomous vehicle. enormous, hundreds and hundreds of company. $15billion and they told him now you run all the world wide autonomous vehicle companies, an explosion in autonomous vehicles. explosion in precision

agriculture which uses big data, exploded, exploded. it's happening because i put in free markets. that's my policy and you see that in in ukraine and the interchanges and the highways, everything is changing. it's huge but it's not accidental. we brought israel the best decade in history because we put forward free-market policies and we opened up the world market. israel has become not a dead-en dead-end, but basically a center for global technology that the whole world is coming to. or direct flights to china or india, or to saudi arabia,

that's a change. direct flights across africa, over sue don who used to be an enemy country so he can go three to four hours and cut across africa. major markets that are opening up with new products, and this is our policy. that's how you do it and grow your economy. new products, new markets. new products you get by lifting restrictions and lowering taxes on enterprise. new markets because we open them up. i open them up. it's tremendous. >> what is your gross gdp. >> 400 billion. >> and what is your increase last cup water. >> it was 4.8%. >> if you're harboring. [inaudible] were going to get a precise report and you're growing at

5%. >> that's really good and it's happening because of the strong free-market policies that i've instituted. betty who failed and bankrupt in his questionabl questionable affair being investigated for criminal activity but it's a market share. they went bankrupt. the chief associate, the chief aide. [inaudible] i'm bringing in who was the mayor of jerusalem as my finance minister and were going to continue this israeli success story.

he's gonna take head of the labor union has his finance minister. in other words, they will go back with the old socialist policy and i'm going forward with free-market policies that are meant to address every city. we have a tremendous plan. >> and what is your plan ahead of you. what are your economic proposals going forward. >> six things. the most important thing is we have to drop, we have to have a drastic reduction and were going to do that, that's two things. the third thing is were going to have a massive investigation in our health system even though it's ranked by number for the world. just the other day, i want to bring it to be number one. massive investments in our health system, support

tremendous support for small businesses, continuing the development, there shouldn't be any difference in you do that with fast rules and open land for development and equalizing social services. in the last thing israel has to be number one in the world in the leading high-tech fields that are coming up. that's big data in artificial intelligence, conductivity, 5g, biomedicine, robotics, transportation and a few other things. that's where were going. we can do that. we have to do that and we continue to do that. now the real question, let's take one issue. if you go, people are richer than ever, they drive in these

fast world live in these towers, you can see what's happening but when you go to parent for the food bill, it's high. it's about 30% higher than it is in europe. why. there's a simple reason because we keep high tariffs, high customs on imported foods to protect our local farmer. farmers are important. we want to protect them. their hand holding onto the land. they been doing this for many, many decades. we want to support them but the way to support them, under our plan is very simple. we support them directly and we lower the tariff to nothing. so instead of having the entire population of supporting farmers with high food prices we just subsidize them directly. here's an example. it's about time to do that. people asked me hey, how come you didn't do it because i've done everything else and you can't build a fifth floor of the building, abasement, first

floor, second-floor and fourth floor. now are putting in the fifth floor. six, seven, eight and so on. these massive forms that were putting in. we are building new hospitals. there's two sources. the first source is the gas revenue from the gas fields that we've developed. blue-and-white. [inaudible] but that's not the main source. that's the second source. the main source is the billions and billions of added revenue that we get from lower taxes and from our growth policies that put in an enormous amount of cash into the coffers each year just by growth. that's our policy. so we have free-market

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expected to touchdown in the next couple of hours in india. the highlight of the presidents today trip will be a huge rally before leaving the white house esther trump told reporters that the prime minister told him 7 million people would be lining the streets from the airport all way to that rally with a hundred thousand people expected at the rally. trump hopes the prime minister. [inaudible] israel's famed iron dome system working overtime taking down 20 palestinian missiles fired on southern israel. you are watching it right there. it's an apparent retaliation for the death of a militant who tried to plant a bomb along a barrier fence with gaza. back to life, liberty and levin. >> by the way, i want to make it known to the american people, you are welcome to

come on the show anytime. i love to have an interview with you. i've been following israeli politics for a long time and i'd like to pin you down on a few things and make that clear. >> will listen. i don't think you'll have much luck. i invited billy ganz to debate on the economy, security and foreign policy. i said, by the way, i hadn't one condition no whispering but he wouldn't do it. he would not do it because he can't stand the pressure of it debate. how is he going to withstand the pressure of being the prime minister of israel if he can't stand the pressure of a

debate. he can't even stand the pressure of a mark live-in interview. you can't be prime minister if you can't stand up to that. >> i have to ask you this, as i watch your journalism in the country, america, same thing but here it's even worse. i have to ask you this question, but i been reading this from some bloggers and others, do you think one of the reasons that he is not so publicly available to people who would like to question him , there's been this talk about the iranians having compromising information, even a video, i'm not trying to be. provocative. it's out there, i didn't create this. do you think that could be one of the reason. >> the reports are very troubling because the prime minister of israel has to be able to pressure you to not be

black mailed by iran so these reports imply that he would be subject to potential lack mail and that's terrible. we have to make sure, israel deserves a strong prime minister who could apply pressure on her enemies and not be pressured by them and i think i've proven that i can do it. i just don't think he's up to the job. i say that as objectively as possible. the fact that he refuses to come to a debate and refuses to answer a question like this , or any question, the fact that he won't come to your show. >> it tells you the sky can't do it. >> it was in the new york times. >> well, then people want to win and they don't want anything that would compromise. >> i see some of the schisms

in israel here. they've moved hard left and then when there called out they fudge a little bit on their positions and so forth. >> then have our taxes who have cut taxes, cut regulation wants to build up the military, do you think free society get a little lazy? it used to prosperity and peace and then want to take a risk and throw in another direction. >> you're a historian in many ways. >> i'm a great historian and my father taught me something very valuable. he said history is very cruel. history does not distinguish between. [inaudible] the strong and the smart survive and we have to be

strong and smart because some very bad people can be strong and smart so we have to be stronger and smarter and i think that's been the lesson of the jewish people. i've made there israel a lot stronger. now we are somewhere else in order to keep our state, keep our independence, secure future, we had to be strong and we made israel very strong very strong militarily and invested heavily in our military and our superb intelligence which we share with united states. [inaudible] we've been given a lot of information that's valuable to safeguarding americans and none deserve more and i could say that we also made israel a

diplomatic powerhouse in the world because of the combination of our civilian, high-tech and military. a lot of people want to come here. i made israel strong. if we learn something, one thing from the history of the jewish people it's that when people say they're going to destroy you, believe them and be strong enough to prevent it. as far as america is concerned, i can tell you, look, i think people shortchange the united states. i think there are some very broad values, broad support. many of them cohere with what i've just said but there's obviously some differences there as you have here. you have an extreme left and extreme left there. i'll tell you what i don't appreciate, and i think the support for american values cuts across both parties and it's very important for israel to maintain a bipartisan base of support.

we've had extraordinary support from president trump and we value it and it's very important for us, this base of support to remain as broad as possible, but there are people who challenge the relationship with israel, the fact that it's a tremendous ally. the leftists don't want that. when president trump was candidate trump, members petitioned me not to meet with him. he was post come to israel. that's their true position. and they think the united states is a terrible country and so on. i don't agree with them, but at least i respect people on the far left. what i can't except is that they disguise their true because that is what blue-and-white is doing.

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can i ask you this, and bring up the aircraf countries. things happen in people most don't realize that they're happening or they now expect them to happen. ten years ago these arab

countries. [inaudible] many diplomatic relations have opened in your expanding the support for israel and jerusale jerusalem, this has obviously been a strategy of yours. >> proof through strength. that's my policy. >> so what countries now would you say israel is much friendlier with been ten years ago. >> let me put it differently. first of all some of them will come out in the open a year ago they invited me and my wife will be removing, we spent a day and a half together with the dinner that

lasted until the morning. [inaudible] was incredibly moving. in his last days he was very sick but he wanted me to it come as the prime minister of israel. he wanted that to be one of his parting actions. that was out in the open. that was a year ago. now if you weeks ago i met with the president of sudan. they are an african, muslim country that was our worst enemy. they said let's normalize relations. it's tremendous.

i was in muslim african countries who had no relationships with us and i was there to establish relations. it's the tip of the iceberg that you see above the sea. you can count on your fingers on one hand the number of arab states and muslim states that we don't have relations. given that there are dozens and dozens and dozens, we understand that something very big is happening here. they recognize israel now as a valuable ally, not as an enemy but an indispensable ally against iranian aggression and al qaeda. we see so many people sharing our impeccable and incomparable intelligence in

so many countries. arab, european, united states, people want that. they want that and they want our high tech because we can give people a better future with cleaner water, cleaner air, better communication. this is what israel can do. so i've turned israel into a global power, a power in the arab and muslim world because they respect our strength in innovation and security and intelligence. they respect it and i respect the fact that they're coming together with us. this is genuine peace. not the path of concession, what the left, oh we did horrible things, were sorry, were wrong, blame israel first, no. the arabs are not doing it anymore with the exception of the palestinians which are caught in the horrible

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you've been to uganda, your brother was killed in uganda. what was that like. >> and very harrowing. he was killed underneath the control tower in the old

terminal and he was about to storm into the terminal hall when a bullet cut him down and i stood in the place where he fell and i always remember that it was israel who had this blow. my brother died at the age of 30 was a commander of our special forces. i think he proved that free people, free men and women could overcome the most horrific tear in the most horrific odds if they muster their will in their courage. that's what we stand for and are free civilization stands for beyond the symbolism of

that the very great place because he was no exception. he was my brother. >> it's been a pleasure and an honor. thank you. >> i bless you. >> good evening and welcome to the next revolution. i'm steve hilton. this is the home of positive populism. pro- worker family and pro- community and pro- america. a huge win for bernie sanders in the nevada caucus. even president trump tweeted this, congratulations varney and don't let them take it away from you. i think he's enjoying this. all right. we'll get into all this in a moment along with mike bloomberg's humiliation in the debate last week. we have a frightening preview of the loony left california policies that may be coming to you in a more positive preview of president trump trip to india where he arrives in a few hours. live with me as kaylee, keira, sarah and