we deepened and broadened the abraham accords. we spearheaded new coalitions bringing together india, israel, united arab emirates and the united states. to tackle shared channels. we announced a ground breaking economic corridor connecting india and the middle east and europe. we worked with the u.n. to mediate a truce in yemen. with econtinued to lead and strengthen an 87-nation countericisco lition. in the wake of the trump's administration misguided exit from the iran nuclear deal we made clear there was a path to compliance if itehran was willing to take the steps necessary. >> secretary blinken! your legacy will be genocide. you will forever be known as bloody blinken! secretary of genocide! you have the blood of hundreds of thousands of innocent people on your hands! we have -- secretary blinken: i respect your views, please allow me to share mine. >> we appeal to your humantism we write your letters, the blood of innocent civilians, of children is on your hands! we will not forget. we will not forgive we will hold you acco

we the abraham accords being signed the south lawn, we were both there for the signing. and if you care about peace, you ought ask, well, what happened? how come didn't happen for 50 years before that? what confluence of led to arabs, israelis coming together and finding peace? and i'll tell you, the week of the signing, the abraham accords, i had conversations with the foreign ministers and ambassadors of uae and bahrain and they both said almost word for the same thing. they said, we now that america stands unequivocally with israel. we want to be friends with america. therefore we will be friends with israel. and i think that clear ity produced the peace that flowered you look at the biden administration they came in and immediately returned to the ambiguous and in fact more than ambiguity i this white house is the most anti-israel white house we have ever seen in the united states systematically within a whole government effort to undermine the state of israel. so i think we returned to peace. i believe the next year we will see and we will see i think even in the ne

funding the war in ukraine through russia this is the exciting part once we get the abraham accord to but the next step of peace and prosperity we can start talking bigger deals, rail, data centers, energy, pipelines, fiberoptics really start stitching together in a meaningful way the economic, the vitality, the diplomatic to peace and stability. that makes the historic disagreements that have just kind of existed and been perpetuated. the leave goes behind. i'm really excited about it. mark: you are your passion is fantastic. and so is his. yoyour complete disaster worldwe funding the enemy in many cases undermining the united states military and so forth and so on. >> you are right. our military has been getting worn out shooting a missile after missile after these ragtag bunch we are going to get that under control. the foreign policy establishment here and around the world that repeats the same old talking points year after year after year is a disruptive leadership that got us the abraham accords. it's them coming back in this going to continue it. that's something everybody gets

we talked to adam boler many times on this program and one of the architects of the abraham accords. steve went cough to expand on everything we have seen. there is great hope that will happen. but the flight and that went to meant on front is if there is still unrest and turmoil in gaza, it may be difficult for countries like saudi arabia and others to get on the bandwagon with expanding the abraham accords. saudi arabia's info throws throes of reforming itself and its economy. it wants to be a big player on the world stage much the same as the united era united emirates have been and relations with isd go a long way to coming things down in the middle east. but as long as there is turmoil in because at, i don't know how saudi arabia can be seen abandoning muslim brothers and sisters in that area and signing a deal with israel. >> i think you are exactly right, john the necklace to the question of the palestinians, which is an age-old question in our life and back decades. i think you're exactly right the middle east.apologies for m, fitzgerald highly accomplished and that guy playi

the further rance of the abraham accords that president trump and his first administration put n place as a morality threat. and lit the fuse with hamas that blew all of this up october 7th killed so many but where is iran today? hezbollah is disseminated. it's sort dram close over israel. hamas is disseminated. assad has fallen. one of iran's biggest proxies air defenses down. that is a very different situation that we are now going to get back to we 100 percent support that and then we can get back crafting peace deals in the middle east. president trump is not in office yet, bret. and we are already talking getting back to big deals. >> bret: i want to ask you about one more thing. "the washington post" reported we are waiting on the supreme court to weigh in on the tiktok case. "the washington post" is reporting trump considers executive order hoping to save tiktok from ban or sale in u.s. law expressing keen interest in being seen as rescuing a platform in which he is told widely admired scramble for options that would allow him to deliver on promise to save tiktok as he has saved

but ultimately, abraham accords is critical. that is why i introduce special envoy for the abraham accords. we need to go after lissette wailed trade with iran and crackdown on funding of terror proxies and get saudi arabia to the table. that is the next steps as we move forward to. >> sandra: congressman hutch a thank you for sticking with us through the breaking news. >> john: appreciate it. to make major headlines this afternoon any cease-fire particularly dangerous situation with wildfires in california and a trio of high-stakes confirmation hearings. we are watching it all and we will bring it to you live from capitol hill right after this. ♪ ♪ that we as a country give you as a veteran is the eligibility for a va loan, for up to 100 percent of your home■s value. if you need cash for your family call newdayusa. with automatic authority from the va we can say yes when banks say no. give us a call. [uplifting music] arearn: saint jude-- they gave it 110% every time. and for kenadie to get treatment here without having to pay

are we closer to that now, saudi normalization with israel, the abraham accords leading to something far-reaching of the sort you talked about at the end of your speech or are we further away from things that happened the last couple years? secretary blinken: i think we're much closer to it and what we've done building on the abraham accords was to try to get to their ultimate realization which is normalization between saudi arabia and israel and a lot of work went into that, agreements between the united states and saudi arabia as well as saudi arabia and israel. as we sit here, it's ready to go. that could move forward tomorrow but requires two things, an end to the conflict in gaza and a incredible pathway to a palestinian state. so israelis will have to decide if actually realize a foundational dream being integrated into the region, being treated like a normal country and benefiting from being part of a security architecture we saw in action when iran attacked israel not once but twice, whether that is worth also the decisions necessary to finally resolve their relationship with

additionally, we know that he will be restoring the abraham accords which will bring security for israel and stability for the people of syria and lebanon, including the legitimate government of georgia, armenia, and azerbaijan. in conclusion god bless our troops as the global war on terrorism continues, open borders for dictators puts all americans at risk of more 9/11 attacks imminent as warned by the f.b.i. donald trump will reinstitute excisioning laws -- the speaker pro tempore: the gentleman's time has expired. mr. wilson: peace through strength. the speaker pro tempore: for what purpose does the gentleman from massachusetts seek recognition? mr. mcgovern: i ask unanimous consent to address the house for one minute. revise and extend my remarks. the speaker pro tempore: without objection, the gentleman is recognized for one minute. mr. mcgovern: mr. speaker, house republicans leaked their plans for how they are going to cut tax force their rich friends at the expense of regular working period. news flash it'sfall,fall,fall. a recent analysis of the trump tax plan found it would on

the abraham accords. what is that? and that is a during the first trump administration, a very historic, important treaty that did deals with with the u.s. and also israel and some arab countries in the region, normalized relations, normalized relations, and what prime minister netanyahu has been desperate for is to extend that to saudi arabia, one of those countries i mentioned that has some pretty deep pockets and there was a there was a belief that the terror attack, the brutal terror attack on october 7th, 2023 that ended what was a ceasefire. beforehand was in large part to try to blow up the saudi deal with with israel. that was impending. and by the way, it worked. so the fact that he is saying extend, expand the historic abraham accords is a signal to the saudis. we're in business. again, let's talk about this. >> yes. that's one of the reasons that trump has wanted the hostage deal and the fighting to be over before he took office, because the only way you're going to expand the abraham accords to other arab n

why do you think there were no abraham accords under his watch?ted him. >> laura: no trade deals. no nothing. and very quickly, we learned tonight that pretty boy justin trudeau speaking of people on the way out the door is now saying that canada may hit back on trump by cutting u.s. energy supplies if trump puts tariffs on chinese goods. charlie, those are big words. do you think that's actually going to happen? that wouldn't end well for canada. >> exactly. good luck with that governor trudeau. but, of course, this only reveals reminds us of the brilliance of donald trump's energy policy which is to become not just energy independent but to completely energy dominant so we don't have to listen to partnership squeak like canada. >> laura: unfortunately i have to go. jesse watters takes it from here. ♪

we deepen and broaden the abraham accords we spearheaded new coalitions bringing together india, israelunited arab emirates, the united states, we announce a groundbreaking economic border protecting india at the middle east and europe work with the un to mediate a truce in yemen. we continued to lead and strengthen 87 counter isis coalition in the wake of trump's administration unilateral misguided exit from the ironic nuclear deal we made clear there's a path of mutual return toe defiance if tehran was willing to take the steps necessary. the samee time we strengthen america's and delivered on president biden. [inaudible] [inaudible] you have the blood of hundreds of thousands of people in your hand. >> thank you, i respect your views pleaseie allow me too shae mine. thank you. [inaudible] thee blood of our children is on your hand we will not forget that we will not forget we will hold you accountable. we will hold youou accountable. [inaudible] quick so we continue. at the same time, we strengthen america's robust sanctions regime on our rump deliver present biden's commitment that

the abraham accords was such an important development creating peace between the arab states and israel. >> is it going to be expanded in the second term to include saudi arabia? >> david, i know now isounds not realistic because we're fighting the terrorists in gaza, it's hard for countries to sign an agreement with israel, but with the day it will happen, we will have more countries joining the abraham accord i have no doubt about it. i spoke with the arab leaders. now it's difficult for them, but once we finish with terror and bring back the hostages, and back to that state. david: from your lips to god's ears. coming up a major winter storm set to slam the u.s. with heavy snow and dangerous ice within hours from now. the forecast next. carl: believe me, when it comes to investing, you'll love carl's way. take a left here please. driver: but there's a... carl's way is the best way. client: is it? at schwab, how i choose to invest is up to me. driver: exactly! i can invest and trade on my own... client: yes, and let them manage some investments for me too. let's move on, shall we? no

that was the abraham accords. i'm looking forward to the future of peace through strength. the emissary to the middle east. mike huckabee. heart be still. the ambassador to jerusalem. then you add to that marco rubio as secretary of state. how incredible. and then i'm really thrilled that with comes from middle east, at least a phonic as the -- elise stefanik as the u.n. ambassador. mike walsh and security adviser, a team is coming in place that understands peace through strength. >> the rebels in northwest syria, we think of them and they have an islamist, they have an islamist character to them. there's a kind of knee jerk assumption that they're going to be hostile to israel. i think it's pretty clear that they have recognized that israel's destruction or near destruction -- let's say israel's victories over hezbollah have really opened up an opportunity for them. >> professor, you're ahead of the curve because you would think islamic jihadists are coming into aleppo. will actually, you have to look a little bit further. a lot further and it really opens opportunity inde

in this three-way deal, it would build upon the abraham accord. i think the trump administration is going to be all for it in the same way the biden administration was all for it. it's a bipartisan issue. >> let me get you on another issue i mentioned in the setup. that is the panama canal. we've heard president-elect trump seemingly from out of nowhere saying if panama doesn't change something -- i guess the rates that are being charged at the canal -- that he's going to take it back from the panamanians. the united states did indeed build the canal and managed it for decades, but president carter, through treaties, gave the canal to -- well, back to panama. what's that -- what's going on here? >> yeah, jonathan, i don't see any way the united states could, quote, take it back. i mean, not going to use our military to invade panama. that would be ridiculous. i think this is probably bluster. maybe there's some leverage that president-elect trump is trying to gain with respect to latin american countries, but the panama canal has been a shining ex

president trump negotiated the historic abraham accords, the greatest ride towards peace normalization in more than a quarter century. president trump unlined u.s. central command with israel, a change that foster daily commute occasions with the joint exercises. my first trip to israel was has an undergraduate when i was selected as a fellow for the foundation for the defense of democracies. and i have been many times since, returning as a member of congress on the house intelligence committee and house armed services committee and most recently to deliver a speech to the kneset and meet with prime minister netanyahu. and every one of these visits to israel underscores to me the fundamental facts. israel is a miracle. israel is foundational to the united states and the american dream. earlier this year, i had the humbling honor of addressing israeli leaders in the hallowed halls of their knesset after we witnessed the most vicious, brutal attack on the jewish people since the holocaust. i assured them that the vile anti-semitism spewed on so-called elite campuses and even from this wh

on the verge of something significant, something historic, that donald trump started with the abraham accords in his administration. and this would have been the completing part of it. and the biden administration was so eager to do it. the biden white house, the president himself. that was all changed by october 7th. and what happened after that? israel put a siege on until secretary blinken went there. on that first visit in october and spent nine hours trying to talk them into opening the rafah gate and letting some trucks in because they were not letting any food, water. they were basically trying to starve the people out into putting down their guns. and that was not going to happen. you know, the people who were suffering were the civilians, the non hamas. and he finally got them to open that rafah opening from egypt and started to get a trickle of trucks in. and they finally got some in from jordan. and this has been, you know, a terrible process and what it has led to and what the use of bunker buster, 200 0 pound american made bombs very early in, you know, against a refugee camp the

once it happens, if it happens as expected, it does lay the groundwork for the continuing of the abraham accords which started, of course, under president trump, the first administration, and the normalization between israel and saudi arabia. which is still very, very real and was very close to happening prior to the hamas attack october 7th. >> it's a great point. you know, i was there for the signing of four of those peace accords. it was a huge historic accomplishment, and jared kushner believes that saudi normalization would have happened had trump been given a second term right after the first. i wind you are what you think of antony blinken's comments that new recruits have effectively replaced what israel has done. if that's the case, you have to think that israel is worried and concerned, hamas is not gone, they're not nullifyed, they're here to stay. what does it mean the ceasing of the war yet hamas is still strong. >> yeah, i think that's exactly what trey was pointing out. the pushback inside israel is one, the palestinians being exchanged, who are they, and could they plug back into

as we build upon the momentum of the ceasefire to further expand the historic abraham accords. this is only the beginning of great things to come for america, and indeed, the world well for more or less let us cross live now to jerusalem, or we can speak to ortiz, middle east bureau chief, maria sent north. yeah, maria, so after months of wrangling, it appears there is a deal, a yes, a prime minister of katara that was among the key mediators in days and months long talk just now came out to the media to announce the ceasefire agreement. raising the work all day to or is apart from katara, egypt and america to call and say it's implementation will start on sunday. they sunday, january 19th. he also sat, the car will always work with partners to make sure this agreement will be doable, and also expressed hope that both sides will make sure that the deal and the terms of the deal are implemented earlier. how mazda gave green lights to an exchange slash these far to deal with is ro, i'm from our middle east sources. we know that the draft proposal was returned by the militant grou

when trump comes into office in united states and turns back to saudi arabia turns back to the abraham accords. and this normalization process that, that they help launch very vigorously with is real. whether or not there's a point at which palestine just drops off the required list page for normalization . does palestine get betrayed by arab states? again, you have to put the word again. you can think through a sentence because this is, this is a rich and troubling history. but let's look at it through that lens because we had those normalization, of course, and month soft to those normalization of quotes. you had one of the most important events, the palestinian unity in default in may 2021. and 2 years later you have october 7th, and here we are at the end of 2024. so has the normalization of codes pushed the palestine off the agenda? i don't think so. no, i called speak for saudi intentions. i think the reality that exists today is not a simple reality for any lead in saudi arabia to say, it's fine, we can forget about all of that. let's move forward. that will be the decision to make what

we will see is perhaps not an expansion of the abraham accords, though that is possible, we may seekmigration, we may see greater expansion of the bahrain agreement, we may see a variety of different architectures. if a tuesday process can be established, i think it is inevitable -- if a two-state process can be established, i think it is inevitable that it would mean an expansion of the abraham accords and the peace process. annmarie: norm, thank you so much. jonathan, that was norman roule, a former u.s. intelligence official. one thing clear to me, this iranian hostage that engulfed the final year of carter's administration, when you talk to people like norm, not much has changed about tehran and the iranian regime. jonathan: he is one of the very best, ann marie, thank you for your time. in about an hour from now, catching up with the former speaker of the house, kevin mccarthy, at about 7:45 eastern time. with your bloomberg brief, here's dani burger. dani: at least five massive wildfires are burning across los angeles. president joe biden has canceled his trip to italy, instead

past 45 years, egypt israel peace treaty has never been violated and laid the foundation for the abraham accordof the ledger was iran. jimmy carter did not lose iran, but the hostage crisis was a major factor in denying him a second term. despite his support for the shaw. because he placed the safe return of the hostages above his own political fortunes, he took full responsibility for the failure of the bold hostage rescue mission, and worked tirelessly, even after his bitter reelection defeat to ronald reagan. securing their release on the last day of his presidency. in the end, jimmy carter taught all of us how to live a life fulfilled with faith and service. he said i have one life to live, i feel like god wants me to do the best i can do with it. to let me live my life so it will be meaningful. well, mr. president, you've more than achieve that had goal. he belongs in the foothills of making the u.s. stronger and the world safer. jimmy carter has earned his place in heaven, but just as he was free with sometimes unsolicited advice for his presidential successors, the lord of all creation s

as we build upon the momentum of the ceasefire to further expand the historic abraham accords. this is only the beginning of great things to come for america, and indeed the world. well, despite the vague answer by the guitar, we promise to that you have heard earlier. it was quite clear that all sides in bold and the talks including representatives from both current and incoming american administration, raced to strike the deal before january 20. why? that is off the trump warren, that if there was no do before he's integration, all hell will break out in the middle list that's taken. listen to waiting for president trump to take off. no, i think they heard him loud and clear that a get done by the you know, during those sausages are back, i don't want to hurt you negotiation and then i'd back by the time i get into office, all hell will break out in the middle east and it will not be good for a mouse and it will not be good, frankly, for anyone all hell will break out if the deal isn't done before i take office, which is now going to be 2 weeks. all hell will break out in the

the egypt, peace treaty has never been violated and laid the foundation for the abraham accord. on the other side of the ledger was a rant. jimmy carter did not and lose iran. the charges. a hostage crisis was a major factor and deny him a second term. despite his support for the trial. because he placed the safe return, the hostages above his own political fortunes. he took full responsibility for the failure of the poll hostage rescue mission. and worked tirelessly. even after his bitter reelection, 2 feet to ronald reagan, securing their release on the last day of his presence. carter taught all of us. have a live a life filled with faith and service. he said i have. one life to live. i feel like god wants me to do the best that can do so let me live my life. so that will be meaningful. mr. president, you have more than that achieve that goal. he may not be a candidate. for mount rushmore. but belongs in the foothills. with making us stronger and the world safer. jimmy carter has earned his place in heaven. but just as he was free was sometimes unsolicited advice. for his pre

years, the egypt-israeli peace treaty has never been violated, and lays the foundation for the abraham accorder side of the ledger was iran. jimmy carter did not lose iran. the shah did. but the hostage crisis was a major factor in denying him a second term. despite his support for the shah. because he placed the safe return of the hostages above his own political fortunes. he took full responsibility for the failure of the bold hostage rescue mission, and worked tirelessly, even after his bitter re-election defeat to ronald reagan, securing their release on the last day of his presidency. in the end, jimmy carter taught all of us how to live a life fulfilled with faith and service. he said, "i have one life to live. i feel like god wants me to do the best i can do with it. so let me live my life so that it will be meaningful." well, mr. president, you've more than achieved that goal. he may not be a candidate for mt. rushmore. but he belongs in the foothills with making the u.s. stronger and the world safer. jimmy carter has earned his place in heaven. but just as he was free with sometimes

will be in charge of getting hostages back, he is agresive, been in the region working it, helps abraham accordit will be a fresh start, this is not an equal swap. it will only get worse. if you start swapping high-ranking bin laden surrogates for business people, it is uneven swap. everyone will be -- >> lawrence: not just uneven swap, go back to the battle field and inspire more kid napings to happen and that is last thing we want. >> ainsley: she says my message to him, the president is to take the deal, even though it is not perfect. >> lawrence: she's in a tough spot. >> ainsley: we are just one week from president-elect inauguration and senate hearings frr cab nent nominees start tomorrow. >> brian: madeleine rivera is in washington. >> madeleine: there is a chance hearings could turn contentious. former georgia congressman doug collins trump's choice for veteran affairs up first tomorrow morning then defense secretary pete hegseth who will appear before armed evers ises committee. he will be questioned about financial mismanagement and sexual misconduct charges against him. he has not be

so i think, you know, it's, you know, trump did the, the abraham accords. and his whole thing, as i was saying before, the break is that he what he's not a war monger, you know, he might be corrupt donald trump, but the way i put it, or i've heard other people put it, is that he's, he's new york city real estate corrupt he's not neil con, war mongering, killed people for money corrupt. and so that's why he's had of the he had an aversion to starting a new war and his 1st administration, he likes to find deals and he always, he says, right out i can get along with these top guys. i can get along with dictators and, and we have a lot of killers in our own country. and so i, i think, uh, the, the only hope that there is for the palestinian people is that donald trump is going to and for some kind of deal. and some kind of peace deal. i mean, what do you on, what do you get from? i know that you were interviewed by talk a call. so that's why i said you were 33 degrees of separation from president trump . you guys. i know the talking costs and as being on your s

years, the egypt-israel peace treaty has never been violated and laid the foundation for the abraham accordhe or side of the ledger was identify -- on the other side of the ledger was iran. jimmy carter did not lose iran, the shah did. but the hostage crisis was a major factor in denying him a second term. despite his support for the shah. because he placed the safe return of the hostages above his own political fortunes. he took full responsibility for the failure of the bold hostage rescue mission and worked tirelessly, even after his bitter re-election defeat to ronald reagan, securing their release on the last day of his presidency. in the end, jimmy carter taught all of us how to live a life fulfilled with faith and service. he said, i have one life to live. i feel like god wants me to do the best i can do with it. to let me live my life so that it will be meaningful. well, mr. president, you have more than achieved that goal. he may not be a candidate for mount rushmore, but he belongs in the foothills of making the u.s. stronger and the world safer. jimmy carter has earned his place

continue promoting peace through strength throughout the region as we build upor expand historic abraham accords". confirmation hearing for senator marco rubio, secretary of state, he was asked about this in realtime. now this. >> i was very pleased to see the announcement today of ceasefire and return of hostages so let us pray it holds and implemented. >> the good news and not the ceasefire today and that's very important and the good news is potentially having that that changes the dynamic of what might be possible. reporter: if that holds, 75 hostages in captivity and spokesperson stephen miller said the trump -- president elect trump's team was absolutely critical in pushing this over the line to get the deal done. larry, back to you. larry: thank you, edward. appreciate that wrap up. so, are we handcuffing israel in their fight to destroy terrorism and saving freedom in the middle east and america? that's the subject of the riff. any time hostages are released is a wonderful and joyous development and israeli and american families suffered so much while their children, spouses, soldiers ha

. >> one of the issues, right now we have seen the abraham accords and peace agreements that is a result of iran being weaker, poorer and less influential in recent years than in the decades before. that is something that you know we would like to see continue. because, the relative peace that we have enjoyed and peace agreement in past year, that is the trend we want to have we don't want you know iran to get stronger anymore influential and capable of facilitating hezbollah and hamas to engage in mayhem they have in the middle east. >> well put. let's shift to capacity to deal with threats. coming at end of two decade of fighting an a symmetrical war. in terms of dismantling going after elements that are associates al qaeda, in greater power competition, very broad question, how well positioned as you left in january from ic, would you say intelligence community is positioned to address the nature and content of these types of threats that are present day, and into futfuhr. -- future. >> i would like to start with this, we talk about ic to give our listeners and viewers peace of mind,

if you think back to the first term we remember that abraham accord which is outcome and what we don't process that got us there that started with a really bold move of taking the american embassy in israel from tel aviv to jerusalem. a letter allies networking to be with the matter adversaries know that we met business and it reshuffled the deck and away the produced a positive outcome for american and world security, those are the two things i expect the president will focus on right out of the gate. >> but me add one other thing to the mix, hostages remain held while over a year that hamas attacked israel, killed innocents, iran is still sowing the seeds of discord, here is the president-elect on the hostages in alaska but on the other side. >> to have to define it, all hell will break out if those hostages are not back, i do want to hurt you negotiation. if they're not back by the time i get into office all hell will break out in the middle east. it will not be good for hamas and it will not be good for anyone. all hell will break out. >> you work for him, i think i know what all h

if you think back to the first term, we remember the abraham accords, which was the outcome. remember as much of iots the process that got us there that started with a bold move that taking the american embassy in israel from tel aviv to jerusalem. it let our allies know we would be witwih them and let her adversaries know we meant business. it reshuffled the deck to produce positive outcome for america and world security. those are the two things i expect the president will focus on right out of the gate.gate >> trey: let me add one other thing to the mix, hospice hostages remain well over. >> amosque and sowing seeds ofn discord. here iiscos the president-electg the hostages and i will ask about on the other side. >> all hell will break out and r if those hostages are not back, i don'tiatt want to hurt negotie but if they are not backed by the time i get back into office, all will break out in the middle east and it will not bed good for hamas and not good, frankly for anyone, all hell will break out. >> trey: cliff, i think i know what that means but what do you think it m

the death and maximum sanctions that have been put on him and the progress being made in the abraham accordsfor the first time we are starting to stitch together an era of nato that we've been talking about for years. what does biden do? stop the sanctions and tells the irony and i'm making this concession to you as a sign of good faith so we can get back into the nuclear deal. the iranians read that is weakness and they stiff them on the nuclear deal and they take the money and what did they do? they stopped a few will ammunition and everything into the proxies. and what happened as a result of all of that? iran operationalize as their proxies and they go after israel with a vengeance once and for all to destroy the state of israel and draw the united states out of region. so here we have biden and power, no more in europe during the trump administration, no war in the middle east other than trump taking down isis and we have war in europe to expand the war in the middle east and fortunately the commander in chief was what i call prime minister netanyahu and hezbollah and th away that no on