Donald J. Trump

You see the, um,

That's the lead car in the motorcade.

They're heading towards Jerusalem and to the Knesset.

President Trump is about to address the Israeli people.

And like you said, there's still a lot of open questions about exactly what this deal is.

Before I go to Ben Harnault in Rome, during the break, you mentioned something, Joel, that I think is very important for people to understand.

The assault on October 7th, as shocking as it was to the world and to the

Israeli people.

It really hit kind of the progressive left.

I mean, they had this where Matt Faraci told us the day there was kind of a ceremony where the Nova concert was.

I consider that that day to make sure people could understand what's going on.

It was kind of like a burning man that we have here in the United States, right?

A lot of young people, music,

obviously drugs, you know, just kind of hanging loose.

The kibbutzes are some of the more progressive, and these were all to the south, right, that they'd had a lot of interaction with Palestinians before, and quite frankly had, as you said, taken people to the hospital.

So it was not just a wake-up call, it was a traumatic shock when the Muslim Brotherhood attacked, was it not, sir?

Yeah, like imagine if you're a Democrat living in San Francisco and you support illegal immigration and then a guy from El Salvador comes in your house and murders the rest of your family members.

You would have like a shock about your entire belief system.

So this is kind of what happened in Israel.

The far left loonies who lived in these kibbutzim along the Gaza border were just in love with the idea of a Palestinian state.