Barry Weiss

Just talk to me about tariffs as Trump for 30 seconds.

Just talk to me about tariffs as Trump for 30 seconds.

Just talk to me about tariffs as Trump for 30 seconds.

Well, let's choose like maybe two obvious points of tension is maybe an elegant way to say it. Yes. One is foreign policy. There is an enormous range right now, much more so I would argue than even the Democratic Party, among Republicans about what you just defined as peace through strength.

Well, let's choose like maybe two obvious points of tension is maybe an elegant way to say it. Yes. One is foreign policy. There is an enormous range right now, much more so I would argue than even the Democratic Party, among Republicans about what you just defined as peace through strength.

Well, let's choose like maybe two obvious points of tension is maybe an elegant way to say it. Yes. One is foreign policy. There is an enormous range right now, much more so I would argue than even the Democratic Party, among Republicans about what you just defined as peace through strength.

There are people who really put the emphasis on the strength part of that and understand that peace comes through making your enemies fear you and being serious and following up with your threats. There are many other people in your party who really emphasize the peace part of it and seem to sort of ignore how peace is guaranteed. Where do you fall in that debate?

There are people who really put the emphasis on the strength part of that and understand that peace comes through making your enemies fear you and being serious and following up with your threats. There are many other people in your party who really emphasize the peace part of it and seem to sort of ignore how peace is guaranteed. Where do you fall in that debate?

There are people who really put the emphasis on the strength part of that and understand that peace comes through making your enemies fear you and being serious and following up with your threats. There are many other people in your party who really emphasize the peace part of it and seem to sort of ignore how peace is guaranteed. Where do you fall in that debate?

But, Speaker, even that notion of the free world, the idea that Ukraine is sort of at the front lines of the free world, the idea that the Israelis that are fighting terrorists in southern Lebanon and in Gaza are at the front line of the free world— There are people in your caucus who don't believe in that notion. They don't believe in the connectivity of those things fundamentally.

But, Speaker, even that notion of the free world, the idea that Ukraine is sort of at the front lines of the free world, the idea that the Israelis that are fighting terrorists in southern Lebanon and in Gaza are at the front line of the free world— There are people in your caucus who don't believe in that notion. They don't believe in the connectivity of those things fundamentally.

But, Speaker, even that notion of the free world, the idea that Ukraine is sort of at the front lines of the free world, the idea that the Israelis that are fighting terrorists in southern Lebanon and in Gaza are at the front line of the free world— There are people in your caucus who don't believe in that notion. They don't believe in the connectivity of those things fundamentally.

Hamas or Iran?

Hamas or Iran?

Hamas or Iran?

Is this deal Trump's or Biden's?

Is this deal Trump's or Biden's?

Is this deal Trump's or Biden's?

There are people that are resigning on the right from the Israeli Knesset, like Ben-Gvir and I think Shmuchek, because they feel like this is breaking the fundamental covenant. In other words, there's a core tension in this war. Bring all the hostages home and defeat Hamas forever. Those things were never reconcilable. And their argument is...

There are people that are resigning on the right from the Israeli Knesset, like Ben-Gvir and I think Shmuchek, because they feel like this is breaking the fundamental covenant. In other words, there's a core tension in this war. Bring all the hostages home and defeat Hamas forever. Those things were never reconcilable. And their argument is...