Robbie Bernstein

Oh, doesn't that feel nice?

Yeah, there's a reason why this is a conference ender.

And that's because Pete Hegseth doesn't actually answer the question, which comes back to what I said at the beginning of the episode is, are you finally going to break up with Israel?

And so the question is, if Donald Trump actually wants to walk away from the war, but Israel is saying, no, we're still pushing for regime change.

And we know that they've already undermined Donald Trump's efforts because when he did the ceasefire, they continued to bomb Israel.

Lebanon.

Lebanon, thank you.

Kept thinking Libyan.

I was like, I know that's wrong.

They kept bombing Lebanon.

Already done with that.

Yeah, they kept bombing Lebanon.

So then what's the plan for restraining Israel?

Or how are you going to be in this peace agreement if the partner that you tend to acquiesce to will not engage in it?

Are you finally going to break up with Israel and cut military spending so that they knock it off?

Or are you guys just going to get back into warfare to continue to support them?

It's a different question.

It's not saying that the United States of America is run by Israel or that Donald Trump has only been engaging in these actions for Israel.

It's asking a new question of, at this moment, it looks like he's looking to end the war, and Israel doesn't want that, so what's the plan?

Yeah, I look forward to doing an episode on Friday about back to war.