Brandon Weichert

They could do that, no muss, no fuss, and the Israelis just have to put up with it until the next president comes in.

This Senate Intelligence Authorization Act for next year, if it passes, that takes that capability out of the president's hand, whoever the president is.

So you bring up

The young people on the left, very much no longer pro-Israel.

The young people on the right are very skeptical of Israel now.

There's a bipartisan growing consensus that we need to distance from Israel and rethink the alliance.

And the Israelis are savvy enough to detect that.

And they know that it's the young people, the next generation that's saying this.

So they're trying to lock in as much of their alliance with the United States, the 20-year memorandum of understanding from aid,

They're trying to do the NDAA where they have permanent access to the defense base.

And now with this, basically the next president, if it's a Democrat especially, because we know the Democrats do not want to have any real ties with Israel, except maybe Nancy Pelosi's generation.

But if it's a Democrat that takes power, that Democrat president now is not going to have the same freedom of action that the previous presidents had to say, you know what, Israel, I don't like what you're doing here.

We're going to turn that spigot of intel sharing off.

It was now going to be open kimono all the time.

We took out, that's why oil is $85 a barrel.

I mean, you take a look.

Remember when I did this, I said, look, the one bad thing will be we hit the best economy we've ever hit.

And I said to my people, I had Scott, I had Howard, I had Pete, I had all of them.

I had Todd in the room.

I said, the one thing