Claudia Tenney

Interesting, where are our allies standing up for us?

I'm really grateful to see Prime Minister Carney put out a statement in support of America.

I think it's really important as a person who represents the northern border of Canada in upstate New York.

Well, it's very interesting because Saudi Arabia has been one of the biggest victims in the Middle East because of all the attacks from Iran directly to Saudi Arabia.

And Saudi Arabia has been engaging back and forth with talks to join the Abraham Accords.

And, you know, really you look back at what President Trump accomplished in his first term with the Abraham Accords.

It was historic.

It is why I've nominated him for the Nobel Peace Prize.

I went and filled out the form with the Nobel Committee three different times, specifically citing the Abraham Accords because of its historic nature.

And President Trump deserves the Nobel Peace Prize for that.

I know he likes to rattle off a bunch of other different conflicts, but that really changed the world and it brought other people.

Arab nations in the Middle East to realize, wait a minute, we have a chance for peace and prosperity.

It also gave a lot of encouragement to people around the world and including in places like the Green Zone in Israel.

I met with Arab sheikhs last year

in the middle east in in is within israel within the green line from hebron who said we love the abraham accords we would we don't want the palestinian authority we want it off we want a meeting in the oval office with president trump to talk about us being some kind of you know relationship with the with the abraham accords some kind of peace and prosperity for our children we want to work with our jewish and christian neighbors we want we're done with this

the Iranians, you know, sponsors of terror in Hamas and all.

We don't want that anymore.

We want peace for our children.

So they realized that this Palestinian plight industrial complex was hurting their communities, and President Trump stood strong in the breach,

like he often does, often leading the way and other people recognizing that.