Donald J. Trump

He's talking about how these are.

Conflicts that go back centuries, in some cases thousands of years, depending on how you look at it.

And I think he realizes as well the magnanimity of the situation, but also the fact that this

is a real hornets nest that he's getting himself involved into and he's reaffirming america's role not just in the region but in the entire world he wants america to be the broker of the peace deal but also the economic deals which will be coming on the heels of this and so yes it's a crowded field and you've got the arab nations there persia not too far behind and then

Back behind all of that, you've got, of course, Russia and China.

And so for the president to come there in the Middle East to be seen as this, which is an unequivocal win for President Trump, there's no question this is President Trump's victory, that it really plants a flag for the United States being the first among nations, but not doing so in a way that with the neoconservatives, where it's through conquest or neoliberals, where it's through the increasing globalism,

but through direct one-on-one diplomacy.

This is exactly what President Trump campaigned on, and President Trump is absolutely delivering, and in this case, not just for the United States, but for the world.

He is, though, and I thought I think it was Dasha asked one of the best questions there.

I mean, you're in it now.

It's not the United States hasn't been in it.

And obviously, I've been a big proponent that Israel is a protectorate, not an ally.

And now, quite frankly, in the way this deal is set up, it is and the way he's treating Netanyahu that, hey, here's what it's going to be is is as a protectorate, not an ally.

But.

by taking um by taking the role of the chairman of the board of peace i think he's doing something that hasn't been done in american history except woodward wilson was obviously very involved in the treaty and the versailles treaty after the treaty of paris after in paris to negotiate um at the end of world war one and really he was one of the architects

Of of the post-war League of Nations, which he then came back and could not sell to the American people.

They never put it to a vote in the Senate as a treaty.

He had a massive stroke and essentially his wife, you know, basically fulfilled his presidency at the end.

But President Trump is stepping into a role.

And he just said right there, he says, hey, I don't know if Tony Blair is going to be acceptable.