Prince Alwaleed bin Talal

Which is fine. Which is fine. Look, look, we, you know, we talk fairly free and openly. Look, Saudi Arabia has legitimacy. And I, you know, I just said in one interview a few weeks ago, look at the six monarchies in the Arab world. Yes. Saudi Arabia, Qatar, Bahrain, UAE, Oman, Kuwait. These six monarchies. Add to them Morocco. Add to it Jordan. These are eight monarchies.

Look how, I'm not saying great, how good they're doing, how stable they are. That is true. How legitimate they are. Look at Jordan. Look at the neighborhood of Jordan. Around Syria, Iraq, Lebanon, and Israel, and Hamas. And look how stable it is right now. Clearly, it's still a very difficult situation there. Eight monarchies, compare them with the other 14 republics.

Look how, I'm not saying great, how good they're doing, how stable they are. That is true. How legitimate they are. Look at Jordan. Look at the neighborhood of Jordan. Around Syria, Iraq, Lebanon, and Israel, and Hamas. And look how stable it is right now. Clearly, it's still a very difficult situation there. Eight monarchies, compare them with the other 14 republics.

Look how, I'm not saying great, how good they're doing, how stable they are. That is true. How legitimate they are. Look at Jordan. Look at the neighborhood of Jordan. Around Syria, Iraq, Lebanon, and Israel, and Hamas. And look how stable it is right now. Clearly, it's still a very difficult situation there. Eight monarchies, compare them with the other 14 republics.

In the Arab world, there are 22, obviously. There's no comparison between them. So we have legitimacy here when the monarchies are headed by Saudi Arabia and other seven countries.

In the Arab world, there are 22, obviously. There's no comparison between them. So we have legitimacy here when the monarchies are headed by Saudi Arabia and other seven countries.

In the Arab world, there are 22, obviously. There's no comparison between them. So we have legitimacy here when the monarchies are headed by Saudi Arabia and other seven countries.

If you go to the public here, And rate Prince Mohammed bin Salman. Yeah. He will get 70 to 80 percent, if not 90 percent approval rating. I think that's true. To be honest with you. Yeah, I believe that. And this says it all, frankly speaking. People would like to get stability, wants continuity, wants to be sure that the economy is doing well.

If you go to the public here, And rate Prince Mohammed bin Salman. Yeah. He will get 70 to 80 percent, if not 90 percent approval rating. I think that's true. To be honest with you. Yeah, I believe that. And this says it all, frankly speaking. People would like to get stability, wants continuity, wants to be sure that the economy is doing well.

If you go to the public here, And rate Prince Mohammed bin Salman. Yeah. He will get 70 to 80 percent, if not 90 percent approval rating. I think that's true. To be honest with you. Yeah, I believe that. And this says it all, frankly speaking. People would like to get stability, wants continuity, wants to be sure that the economy is doing well.

People are fed up from all these wars and all these turmoils. And they see what's happening to their neighborhood. We've seen what's happening in, for example, our Gulf region, Saudi Arabia. We see what's happening in Iraq, Syria, Lebanon, Yemen. We don't want all that. We don't want all that. So really, frankly speaking, we are a very happy country here.

People are fed up from all these wars and all these turmoils. And they see what's happening to their neighborhood. We've seen what's happening in, for example, our Gulf region, Saudi Arabia. We see what's happening in Iraq, Syria, Lebanon, Yemen. We don't want all that. We don't want all that. So really, frankly speaking, we are a very happy country here.

People are fed up from all these wars and all these turmoils. And they see what's happening to their neighborhood. We've seen what's happening in, for example, our Gulf region, Saudi Arabia. We see what's happening in Iraq, Syria, Lebanon, Yemen. We don't want all that. We don't want all that. So really, frankly speaking, we are a very happy country here.

All the Saudis are very happy with what's going on. Crown Prince is very popular. King Salman is beloved by everybody here. So frankly speaking, forget the elections. We're happy. We're okay.

All the Saudis are very happy with what's going on. Crown Prince is very popular. King Salman is beloved by everybody here. So frankly speaking, forget the elections. We're happy. We're okay.

All the Saudis are very happy with what's going on. Crown Prince is very popular. King Salman is beloved by everybody here. So frankly speaking, forget the elections. We're happy. We're okay.

We have seen what happened to the so-called Bush democracy in Iraq. We have seen what happened there, that how could this whole thing collapse completely. You know, Iraq is a republic, correct? And we had the elections there and we see the results. We don't want that confusion, chaos. Look, we have monarchies. We're happy with them. People are happy.

We have seen what happened to the so-called Bush democracy in Iraq. We have seen what happened there, that how could this whole thing collapse completely. You know, Iraq is a republic, correct? And we had the elections there and we see the results. We don't want that confusion, chaos. Look, we have monarchies. We're happy with them. People are happy.

We have seen what happened to the so-called Bush democracy in Iraq. We have seen what happened there, that how could this whole thing collapse completely. You know, Iraq is a republic, correct? And we had the elections there and we see the results. We don't want that confusion, chaos. Look, we have monarchies. We're happy with them. People are happy.

That's what counts for us, to be honest with you. With all respect to Americans, with all respect to Tucker Carlson, my friend, you know, we're happy with our systems and we're going to continue with it.