Donald J. Trump

Like I said, anything Israel wants to do on its own, go with it.

I'm a nationalist.

People in Israel should be Israel first.

I've got no problem with that at all.

They should do it.

It's just that we can't, you know, be Israel first here in the United States.

We got to put the United States first.

I think Kurt's right.

I think that the president looks at this as in this afternoon as he calls it a Middle East peace.

He doesn't just call it a Gaza peace.

Jack Posobiec.

Yeah, I think I could agree with that, just in terms of the sense that if Israel were to do something after this, that the president would not be there.

I mean, look, you've got just north of Israel, of course, all of the real questions about what's going on in Syria with this new leader there, the Ottomans pushing down from the north across Aleppo, Idlib, these real questions about southern Syria, who's really going to be the

you know, who's really going to be the guarantors there, these local militias, or are you going to have Damascus be able to exert any kind of control?

And, of course, China.

Look, China is trying to look in.

China wants Syria to be a Chinese highway for them to be able to push their new Silk Road for their products both into and across the Mediterranean and then for oil flows back

I think we wouldn't be surprised if we do see some forms of regional conflict pop off.

But at the same time, I do agree with Kurt that President Trump clearly is putting the squeeze on everyone to say, put the guns down.

Absolutely.