Donald J. Trump

And the Israelis, hopefully, have learned their lesson that every time they cut a deal with these Arab countries, it never works out like they thought it would.

It turns into a

It's kind of a hostile piece, and they make more demands.

So I think developments are going to happen very quickly.

Trump, I think, is going to try his best, but there is a large group of Muslim countries united with a plan, and I think that the details of that plan go far beyond Gaza.

Oh, definitely.

There's no doubt.

He says it's a Middle East plan.

When he's talking about the war ending, I mean, he's adamant.

It's the Middle East.

This thing today is, I think,

It's called a Middle East conference.

It's not called the Gaza conference.

Right there you see the motorcade of the president.

They're heading with the prime minister.

They're heading to the Knesset.

So, Kurt Mills, what would the president actually say in his address?

Because as we've kind of detailed here, the president's idea is I'm laying out an architecture for peace in the Middle East, and the first step of this is return of hostages and Hamas laying down their arms and the IDF retreating and all these details of the Gaza part of it.

But he's got a much broader agenda to kind of put this to bed, as he says, once and for all, in 3,000 years, right?

And the people are putting up signs in...