of widening and bibi netanyahu's political future with a special guest, former prime minister naftali bennett also finland has been the new drill since world war ii, but russia's invasion of ukraine spurred it to join nato after all, it shares an 800 mile border with russia i will talk to the nordic nation's new president, alexander stub, who was in ukraine this week but first, here's my take reporters have been noticing something new about donald trump's campaign events. this time around they often resemble religious revival meetings. the new york times notes that way his rallies will once improvised and volatile. they're finale is now feel more planned, solemn, and infused with relief the gym the closing 15 minutes evokes an evangelical altar call filled with references to god trump is a shrewd reader of his supporters and is clearly seen what the data show. white evangelicals who make up about 14% of the population, made up about one-quarter of voters in the 2020 elections. and about three quarters of them voted for donald trump. even more striking of those white voters who attend religiou

from southern gaza joining me to discuss all of this is the former prime minister of israel, naftali bennett welcome pleasure to have you on the show on this table. let's start with iran, because it does seem to be a major escalation what do you think was behind it? because it feels as though israel has enough on its head ends, right now, trying to deal with how to conclude this war, what to do in gaza what do you think motivated the strike >> well, obviously i can comment on the strike itself what i can say is iran is an octopus of terror. its head isn't tehran and then it sends its tentacles all around israel and the middle east. in lebanon, they have hizballah in gaza. they have islamic jihad in a bit of hamas. >> the >> hoodies all around and they've been pounding israel using their arms while their head was sort of immune so the age of immunity for iran's head is over. it doesn't make sense to keep on fighting just the tips of the fingertips of these arms while letting iran itself get away from it. >> but is there a danger that this escalation then triggers and iranian reaction in israe

we'll get back to normal, because we will have somebody who's not insane, like, oh, you know, uh, naftali bennett or somebody, they are all insane, and this is not on netan yahoo, this is, this is on israel, the entire, the entire state, the entire apparatus, the entire military, they are who is guilty, um, and and i think people have to to not fall for the eye, idea that this was just one um bad apple or something, one bad actor in in bb netanyahu, it's not, he's typical, he's not unusual, so um, yeah, to answer your question, i i think it it's certainly a possibility, who knows, this is this is very very early um uh in in trying to determine what just happened, this this is very recent, um, so who knows, we'll see, well, thank you very much. that was mr. john stepling, uh, political commentator joining us from norway, for those of you that have just joined us, uh, an israeli missile attack has raised to the ground, the iranian consulate building in the syrian capital, damascus. uh, several people have been confirmed uh, dead. we do, don't know exactly what the number is, probably. six eight peo

former israeli prime minister naftali bennett joins us now to discuss mr... bennet. israeli officials have been meeting for several hours. today to discuss israel's response. you've been in that room before? walk us through what options they are likely looking at and how would you urge a response to this attack if you were still prime minister >> sure. well, first of all, yesterday's attack and defense is almost unprecedented iran loved about 330 cruise missiles, ballistic missiles, and drones to from all directions. and we managed to intercept almost 99% of them but some did hit israel and write down seven year-old era girl is badly injured fighting for life and doctors are trying to save her we've got to respond the response it needs to be decisive and surprising in terms of timing >> that target, that technique. what we're going to look at in terms of consideration is the fact that we can have the region assumed that you can shoot 330 rockets, israel, and get away with it. at the same time, we need to maximize our alliance against iran and iranian access. >> so we

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meanwhile, a former israeli prime minister, naftali bennett is calling iran an octopus of terror he says, quote its head is in tehran than it sends its tentacles all around israel and the middle east. but it told cnn that iran has been using its proxies in several countries in the middle east to carry out attacks against israel. meanwhile, senate majority leader chuck schumer says the us is ready to respond swiftly. against any attacks by iran or its proxies >> i know the president and his team are working hard to prevent escalation and our prepared to defend any attack and response with leave if necessary. well, ron is >> vowing to retaliate after that deadly strike in damascus the us is on high alert and preparing for a significant iranian attack. as officials believed to run could target israeli or american assets in the middle east ukraine's president giving his strongest starkest wanting yet about the state of war between or against russia without military aid from the united states sure. >> if congress does not help ukraine, ukraine, we lose the war, and we need to find a public fo