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heard much from the prime minister. but you should know he's running for prime minister. my fingers are crossed because we need a strong israel. and he has written a book that is so fantastic it is called beebe my story. it is his real story it's america's story. it's a world story. it's a narrative where he walks through from early in life up to really current day. it's very fascinating. interesting the interaction with various american presidents and secretaries of state. i went to start not at the beginning mr. prime minister i went to start with something that is existenial to both of our countries. that is the regime in iran. now, president trump pretty much at his foot on the throat of this regime. he got rid of the deal the obama administration had negotiated.

president biden is begging the same regime to sign something, anything. even though the regime keeps thumbing its nose at the united states and is working at breakneck speed to get their nukes, what do you make of this? >> will be the height of folly to enable i want to get nuclear weapons. i think what we are seeing in the world today is the danger of having aggression armed with nuclear weapons. that was ironic, the ayatollahs nuclear weapons is the worst thing you can possibly imagine. they chanted death to israel. they also chanted death to america. where the small stay tuned you are the big stay tuned. they develop nuclear weapons and the memes to deliver them to everyone in your cities, then you'll be held hostage forever. you've already seen what it's like we have a rogue regime like north korea and half of agent is quaking in fear they just fired

a missile over the skies of japan. i can possibly reach you two. but to have the ayatollahs that are committed to the destruction of our way of life, chanting death to america. have them have nuclear weapons is nothing short of folly. and it has to be stopped. i've devoted a lot of my time to stopping it. and i think that any responsible policy on the part of the united states should do that. but should not facilitate this iran deal that basically pays a high white with gold with billions of dollars for iran to become a threshold. this should work the opposite. it should put crippling sanctions on iran an incredible military threat to prevent them from acquiring the weapons of mass death. spieth do you think site has been effective in confronting firearms? >> no i don't. they give lip service to the opposition.

to the upcoming nuclear deal because the majority of the public is against it. but, the opposition is to go to the un as i didn't draw a redline. go to the u.s. congress as i did which was a very difficult decision to go to a joint session of congress and to oppose the policies of a sitting president or the united states is an indispensable ally was not an easy thing to do print and write about in my book of memoirs. i debated with myself long and hard. when i said you have a regime that's openly calling for the annihilation of the jewish state, is openly trying to develop atomic bombs to that affect, i had a choice. i did in every form and every television program on every meeting with leaders. i wish i see that now but i don't. that is not change affect iran's nuclear weapons threaten us. but they also threaten you and

they threaten the peace of the world. you do not want a fanatical islamist regime be armed nuclear weapons. >> the book is "bibi: my story". you can get it at "bibi: my story".com. you can get it at amazon.com. any major books are in the united states you can get it as well. what would your relationship? you're right about these things in the book i want americans and others to know this and much more detail. what was your relationship like with barack obama? >> it started out in a superintendent janitor's office and the national airport in washington. i was leaving washington he was coming. he was a center to them. we actually had a good meeting. i look forward to cooperating with them in case he would be elected i was running and he was running. we both got elected we met again in israel. and i said look, he said to know what i said to him we both came out of opposite sides of the

political spectrum. but we are pragmatic enough to work together for our country's interest or at least so i hoped. and in some things we did. but i think with the ironic question on the palestinian question we always parted. i thought that obama was not a weak person. i thought he was strongly committed to his beliefs. they were just in my opinion on these crucial matters the wrong beliefs. we had an inevitable clash when i realize he was pursuing a deal nominally. to prevent iran from getting nuclear weapons. cited in kicking the can for forward. as allowing ironic and international seal of approval to become a threshold nuclear state with the breakout time that obama himself would be zero and a few years he said that on pbs interview. breakup time to nuclear weapon.

so i thought this is something i cannot accept credit cannot accept the idea of containing a soft to apply everything i had including when necessary taking the very difficult decision of confronting a sitting american president and his policies. and i did it. we ate and then joe biden finally on this subject the prime minister for period of time when he was in it. and hamas raining missiles down on your country you talk about this in your book. what was joe biden's reaction? question i have known it since he was a young senator and washington and i came there as a deputy ambassador. he always says beebe i love you i don't agree the word you're

saying. i suggest sometimes i put i reciprocate that. we retaliated obviously and tried to knock out their missile launchers which they had placed in neighborhoods. initially it was supported. and he was supported through the right to exercise self-defense. he was under great pressure from a certain wing of the democratic party. he started saying and it, and it, and he says no i got to keep on going until we accomplish our objective. it took about ten days for us to accomplish our objective. but eventually i would say the american pressure that at the point we completed the obje objective. didn't get to point of confronting it biden is sympathetic reflects on the

palestinian question is also misdirected and trying to be a diplomat here it's wrong. and wrong for america to effectively seek to contain an iranian nuclear weapon. to say we going to have it anyway, let them have it. >> no, they have to be stopped for you do not want a regime that believes the destruction of america to have the memes to carry out that action or even to threaten you with that. that is something that will not advance peace. i think you need strong leadership to reinstate a crowd about military threat on iran. that is the only thing that will stop them. look at the rogue countries and i write this in my book. look at the rogue countries that try to develop nuclear weapons. one was saddam hussein's iraq it was stopped by action. the second was sierra, it does

also stop by israeli military. the third was libya that was stopped by threat of american military action. and fearing he would be taken out. the fourth was north korea. there is not military threat there is a series of agreements that north korea violated. the result is that of nuclear arsenal that can threaten you. the fifth is iran that for one year alone after the second gulf war thought america would take action against it so they suspended their nuclear program. after year they realize there is no such threat. they have been going at it. as i've said i've devoted a good many years including all of my tenure as prime minister to do everything in my power to stop them. stop them through military action, political action, stop them through programs like this. i think it requires also

american leadership to stop ironic. to to prevent iran from having nuclear weapons. the proposed agreement as the opposite of what is required. >> it looks like president trump realize that and understood t that. and got out at that iran don't put economic sanctions on iran. looks like he saw the same with the palestinians pretty cut off funding for the palestinians he could see that they were giving money to terrorist activities and so forth. and then the biden administration reverses course almost across the board. adopt obama policies and institutes those. and so now we have a situation where the palestinians are committing more acts of terrorism against israelis. the saudis are moving towards the chinese and the russians. you had more peace deals, for during your prime minister ship and all of the prime minister's combined before you.

sounds to me like we are heading in the wrong direction. >> i hope you can change that direction in a few weeks. of course it depends on the result of the elections. but yes look, for a quarter of a century the prevalent wisdom among the elites of israel and the west was the only way israel will break out to more peace agreements with arab countries is by having an agreement with the palestinians. peace with the palestinians. now that may sound logical but it wasn't actually placed an impossible barrier. the palestinians did not want peace with israel, they wanted peace without israel. they did not the state to israel they want estate instead of israel. so they vetoed any agreements after two peace of ribs with egypt and jordan for 25 years we could not get any peace agreements because everybody had the slogan you got a piece of the palestinians. and i said no. effective the other way around

you do not let the palestinian tail wag the body of the arab world. what you do is go around the palestinians and you make peace with the broader arab world and then maybe you will get the palestinians to curb their rejection to israel. that as we ended up doing. and it happened because of the increased power of israel that we had been able to achieve through economic reforms, free markets through military reforms and through diplomatic prowess that combine the two. it is a peace through strength through the iron triangle of peace economic strength, military strength, diplomatic strength. it paved the way for peace agreements. statement may come back mr. prime minister want to pursue that. the iron triangle of strength. hard power, soft power coming right but all this in your book. your book is a "bibi: my story". you can get it at "bibi: my

story".com or amazon.com. or any major bookstore. i strongly encourage you to get it comes out tuesday. you can order it and immediately it will show up on your steps on tuesday. it is a fantastic book. we will be right♪ back. so thank you. we hope you like your work. (♪ ♪) i'd like to thank our sponsor liberty mutual. they customize your car insurance, so you only pay for what you need. contestants ready? go! only pay for what you need. jingle: liberty. liberty. liberty. liberty.

it will come back america we have a special guest of former prime minister of israel, hopefully people they were stand on the sea future prime minister of israel. benjamin netanyahu has a fantastic book out "bibi: my story". this is his first exclusive interview. given the prime minister time to talk about it. the nearest discussing is in the book an expanded way. very, very intriguing. mr. prime minister chromium section and the book actually throughout the book you talk about our coming to talk about leadership, what it takes. you talk about this iron triangle hard power, soccer what you mean about all that? quick to live in a very troubled world a world in crisis. the crisis in ukraine and or roll out in ominous ways. we have ironic racing to a nuclear arsenal give tears isn't that abounds everywhere. how do you stabilize this?

how do you get peace here? now there are those that believe the way to do that is through soft power. this disparity or any of our value, are committed to democracy, to morality and so one will overcome -- mike we assure arc of history as martin luther king had said bends towards justice. it can break under the pounding of the darkest of forces of medievalism. the islamic radicalism and others. i believe it soft power by itself without the backing of hard power. hard power meaning military power and strong economic power. without hard power soft power is useless we cannot guarantee the forces of darkness will not overcome the forces of good. lincoln spoke about the better angers of our nature and his famous speech. but he had to defeat the

confederacy and where the bloodiest battles wars of american history to give those angles and opportunity. you need hard power but there's one in the world today to understand is that free democratic countries have to be strong and have to have the leadership to apply strength judiciously but to apply it against those who seek our destruction or the destruction of our way of life. so i am devoted a good part of my life to ensuring israel, the country of the jewish people who did not have any power for centuries and were massacred, exiled, leading to the worst massacre of the world the holocaust we would never be defenseless and we would have the power. the problem was you need an army. everybody understood that. but the other problem is f35, submarines, drones, intelligence, cyber at all cost money. when you get the money? the only way to get money in my

view it was not there high-tech socialist economy that israel had basically was to transform it through a free market revolution into a capitalist economy. i devoted much of my time as finance minister, i served in that capacity as well and prime minister to affect a free market revolution israel. not all because i believe in it because it was the indispensable instrument to give israel the memes to shore up its military, it's intelligence, cyber capability. what happened was the combination of israeli civilian technology which is outstanding in israeli military technology which is outstanding, gave us a third of power which is diplomatic power. country started coming to israel because they needed us. we did not have to go to them because we needed them. that place israel had its rise on the ladder of the nations.

and we are ranked i don't if you know this, israel's gdp because of the free-market reforms have enacted has just surpassed britain, france, japan, canada and most recently germany. because free markets work. we are ranked by the university of pennsylvania pole that grants 20000 opinion leaders and cannot many countries consistently between 2015 and 2020 israel's one tenth of the world's population. it's ranked number eight in the world powers. that tells you that this thing works for that is what i did. the arab countries in the gulf in particular took note too. when they saw israel strong, strong militarily standing up to around. strong economically with civilian technology they want for their peoples, that was really what produced i would say the foundation for the stark

abraham accord the peace treaties we had arab states and course president trump team and the president himself helps to finish that. but you should know the meetings that i had with the goal for leaders and i write this in the book, took place after give the speech in 2015 in a joint session of congress against the iran deal. that is me got the phone calls but that's when they said could we meet? and we did meet in secret meetings. that really produce the foundation of the historic peace accords. peace through strength. the iron triangle of strength. spieth in fact milton freedman noticed you back in 2005. we know who milton freedman is here. and he said among other things israel was a socialist state. he said until it stops becoming a socialist state it is not going to succeed. it's not going to secede economically in so many other ways. certainly has the capacity.

she said fortunately finance manager benjamin netanyahu understands the problem is willing to use his political capitol to bring a solution. that is way back in 2005. you also went to mit. you are highly educated here in the united states as a matter fact. and i want to pursue some of this and we come back. your experiences in the united states. and i want the american people to know but you also served in the most special special forces in israel as did your brother. i want to talk about that a little bit as well. the book is "bibi: my story". you can get it at bibimystory.com, bibimystory.com, or amazon.com. that comes out on to say this is his first exclusive interview. we will be right back. so i go triple... with trelegy.

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that you served with, interesting some became prime ministers. tell us about the airline hijack? >> i was a senior team commander in the special unit, i came one night to the base and there was no one in the base, they told me there was we drove to the airport. unit was already punctured the tires. and deficient minister was negotiating with terrorists. he made it appear as though we were willing to give them what they wanted. and in the meantime, we

prepared plane for take off. it took our soldiers, including me to dress up as mechanics, we came in a baggage train, we would fix up the plane. and when we got into position. before next totten transes of the plane, the plane has a lot of entrances. you bang it from outside and door pops out, that was the plan, we got to the plane, they had red cross official frisk us, he n n -- noticed i had a gun in my boot, he said, my god, i said god is great, climbed on wing ready to go. and we were going through. and then one of the guys next to me said, you have to stop the operation, i said

why. he was a reservist who was trained and using hand guns to protect airline security. he said, i flew in from london, i didn't have a chance to go to the bathroom, i have to go now, i said big or small, he said big, i said all right, jumped off, he has to take care of business. he reliefs himself we go back, and barack blows the whistle, we storm the plane, they woman sitting next to the door was hit by a bullet from a terrorist, i am looking when i wanted to go in, this is was big problem. before we did this, my older brother, who was senior to me, he said, you know i'm going in there too. i said, what? you can't do that. he said why not, i said because i'm going in he said we'll both go in i said,

there are 16 people in close quarters we w can't both go in, what will say to mother and father, he said something, i couldn't believe, he said bibi, my life is my own and my death is my own, we went to barrack who sided with me, he was left waiting while we were storming, we are storming now cockpit and the plane, i am looking for explosives, someone said here is a terrorist, a wo woman, a yank her hair, a wig that comes off, a unit member, said bibi let me handle her, she slaps her with a loaded pistol on the face, bullet went threw her

to my arm, it felt like a sledgehammer, i was taken off the plane, it ended in two minutes. and i was lying on t on the -- tarmac wounded, i see my brother rushing from afar. he has a look of anxiety to his face, she sees a splatter of flood on the white overall of the mechanics on my sleeve, a huge grin, see, i told you not to go. and i was lucky. because the bullet didn't hurt my nerve or bone. he continued, he stayed on in the unit, i left the military a year after that. he said in 4 years later, he commanded the historic rescue which has really no

precedents in military history, he in modern history, and he was killed while leading his men in rescuing the hostages in the heart of africa. mark: brother as you write, and my wife read and i read over her shoulder, the letters he would send to you, to your younger brother. to your parents, was a brilliant sort of renaissance man, a man's man. and it is obvious in your book, and elsewhere through your life, what an impact he had on, and what an impact his death had on you. what a great hero he was, in american people are well familiar with. we'll be right back. >> tech: at safelite, we take care of vehicles with the latest technology. when my last customer discovered a crack in his car's windshield,

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mark: welcome back america, we're here with former

israeli prime minister benjamin netanyahu. with his really fantastic book. it is both current events and historical. it is. it is very intriguing. there is a lot in here about the united states and the relationship between the two countries. and benjamin netanyahu and multiple figures, you are familiar work it is called "bibi my story." you can get it at bibimystory.com or amazon.com. you spent a lot of years in the united states you went to my high school. or you went to mine outside of philadelphia. you made it to the hall of fame there they will not allow me into the hall of fame. [ laughter ] but in any event. >> why not, you should be. mark: you know, we have gone total woke here. that is all i can say. but. your father taught here. tell us about it.

>> my father was a historian. he believed before the world war ii that if we don't establish a jewish state there will be a h holocaust which would consume the millions of jews in europe, he was right, he tried to persuade the leader of our movement to come to the united states he went so see the leader. he was 9 years old, he went to see the leader, he said you are working for the right cause in wrong place. and the leader was twice his age, he asked him, he was. he said, because you cannot persuade -- if you want to persuade brat britain on enable a. jewish state, you have to

go to america. they packed everyone, went to the united states, and soon after, the man died. my fathmy fa spent the war years in the u.s. agitating alone for a jewish state. roosevelt, president roosevelt did not like that. because he didn't want to ag aggravate his british allies, my father could not make headway with the democrats. he did something quite astounding, he went to the republicans, nobody did that. and he argued that the platform, republican party platform should be adopted in 1944 to recognize a jewish state. three months later, as my father tre dec -- predicted, the democratic convention did the same

thing. he talked to public opinion and the politicians but he also wanted to talk to generals, he got an audience in his mid 30s with general eisenhower. he said you should support a jewish state. and eisenhower asked him why, you are only 600,000. if there is a war you will be wiped out, my father said, no we'll be will strongest power in the middle east, we'll help protect it against soviet domination, andize e eisenhower repeated that question, you are only 600 thousand, my father said, you have just seen in two world wars, how we jews fight when we fight for others, can you imagine how we will fight when we fight for ourselves, eisenhower was so impressed with that

and that my father was talking about -- blocking soviet domination of the middle east. this is my father's view how you harness other countries, you have to talk about their interests and common interesting and common values, that influenced me, the most dominant affect on my thinking, came from high father who, told me that you have to be very strong to survive. the weak don't survive and you don't make peace with the week, they get devoured, you make peace with the strong, he made that his life until he passed away at the age of 102, i was very fortunate. mark: and you went to m.i.t., why did you go to

m.i.t.? >> i didn't go to m.i.t. initially, i finished the american high school, i went back to serve in israeli army. i was in top 1% of my class but none would accept me. because i said i'm going to the army for three years. so, there is one university that agreed to accept me three years ahead of time. unheard of, that was yale. i went to the army, then i signed up for additional year, i wrote yale a letter, i said i need another year they agreed, i wrote another lletter, in military in my special unit i was exposed to cuts edge technology, i realized i wanted to go to a university that is strongest technological edge possible, i apologized to yale and

decided to go to m.i.t. to seize the future in terms of technology, i must say it really helped. it was a wise decision. mark: when when we come back, mr. prime minister, i want to ask but ka-- kaya, who is that? wiwe'll find out in a moment, we'll be right back. take him for a ride.

mark: welcome back, we're here with prime minister benjamin netanyahu, his book is "bibi my story," i am to encourage you to get it, it is fabulous book. bibimystory.com prime minister said before the show he writes every word in in his own hand, he did it. i would love to buy this original. one day that will be worth a fortune mr. prime minister. but that said, who is kaya. in your book? >> kaya was our family dog. and when i first became prime minister our two boys, they are little kids they said mommy could we have a dog, sara my wife, said, absolutely not.

you know. they have to clean it and who will take of it, by the time we came last term they are grown up and abner is a soldier he came to sara, he is holding his cell phone, he said, mother, take a look at this this dog, a beautiful dog, alaskan husky-type. beautiful dog. and he said this dog is going to -- they are going to pet your down, she has no home, she is 10 years old, if you don't take her in this dog will be put to death. that did it, sara said, okay bring her, broke down her defenses. and what happens soon was she became part of the family, i beware aware of cognitive and emotional life of dogs. you know, astounding, but

the greatest transformation took place with sara, she went from being a never-dogger to a dog mom and when we were abroad we show she would call the staff. and did kaya get her medicine, did you give her the vitamins, a reflection of the tremendous affection that we had for her, she was highly intelligent dog, when she passed away if was heartbreak, i was reminded about what treu fr truman said, if you want a friend get a dog. mark: great book of history and there is room for kaya. you are running to be prime minister again of the state of israel, what do you want to till the american people, israeli people, everyone who is watching.

about why that is important to you. >> well, it is not for the fun of politics. it is a tough and cruel sport. and israel politics is crueler than most. i go back there for really for three reasons. the first is to stop iran. i think the impending deal has to be stopped if it is not stopped thin we'll have to have all of the resolution to make sure iran cannot threaten any of us with nuclear weapons, second thing is to continue finish the arab-israeli conflict by having peace with other arab states i believe that saudi arabia can make peace with israel, and i think this will push the abran arab israel's conflict to a

closure. and continue the great economic revolution that israel has become, i can see a few ideas of breaking into the life sciences. genetic databases that we have and other things that i think could make a tremendous difference to us and our arab neighbors and all of humanity, i think they are three worthy goals, i'll see if the israeli people will give me that chance. i hope we can break through. mark: i wish you the best, god willing, the book "bibi my story," you can get it now at bibimystory.com, on tuesday, but you can get the copyright away. it is a fantastic book, i know you will love it. mr. prime minister, it has been an honor to have you, good luck and god bless you too.

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mark: welcome back america. you know, i have been blessed in my life to meet some tremendous human beings. president reagan. president trump. margaret thatcher, others. and benjamin netanyahu. benjamin netanyahu is the real deal, he is a great statesman. he will go down in history as being one of the greatest states men we've had, and hopefully israel is put him back in office, where he can protect that country and the world from the iranians. i pray in our cun re country in midterms and 2024 we'll be able to do the same thing, now is time for great men, wim, states men and leaders to step up and to

win. and to lead our country. for the rest of the world, so we can survive, i strongly encourage you to get benjamin netanyahu's book, "bibi my story," a fantastic book. and i will see you next time on "life, liberty and levin ." >> good evening everyone. welcome to "the next revolution". this is the home of positive populism , pro-worker, pro-family, pro-community, and especially pro-america. here we go again. self-righteous sanctimonious democrats with their and was lectures about diversity and equity and inclusion but racist at the drop of a hat program challenge the climate your racist.