Krystal Ball

And we're cutting a deal with them, $300 billion for economic development, unfreezing assets, lifting sanctions, and you can see why.

The tears are flowing, no question about it.

My question is really, the rallying around Trump that some of his biggest critics in the last 24 hours have done since February,

You look at that and you just ask, what did you think was going to happen?

What did you think was going to happen?

Were you so confident that Donald Trump was going to do the full Netanyahu?

And I mean, you and I obviously still have criticisms of what Trump is doing.

It's not as though we're like, oh, man, Donald Trump, such a realist.

He's really giving the finger to the neoconservatives.

He did the war.

He did the war.

But if you're Donald Trump, you're probably looking at Mark Levin now and you're like, huh, maybe I shouldn't listen to you.

Yes, and you're hearing that a lot in the Israeli political class, that Netanyahu sold Trump a bridge, Trump bought it, and that he's not going to be able to sell Trump any more bridges, and that he's really burned that bridge, in fact.

Mm-hmm.

We can put up C4.

Amit Siegel, who's the journalist who was closest to President Trump, I mean, to Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu, posted in Hebrew, which Sager helpfully translated here.

Claude helped Sager.

Claude helped Sager translate, of course.

I mean, I'm not claiming Sager.

It speaks Hebrew.