Susan Kokinda

for British Petroleum or Royal Dutch Shell.

We're going to work out nation to nation economic deals, which are going to help your nations.

And people started, nations started to buy into that.

And then he wasn't able to finish it with his first term, came back with his second term.

And again, all the reports are it was very, Saudi Arabia was very close to joining the Abraham Accords, which means you recognize Israel.

And then October 7th happened, you know, and everything we've seen play out since then.

But look at the response of the Gulf nations to the Iran conflict.

They're not on Iran's side any longer, whether they wanted to be or whether they felt they had no choice.

you know, because of this crazy, you know, Mueller run IRGC run regime.

Now they say, all right, there's a different world we can have something to do with.

And essentially they're lining up with the United States against the insanity in Iran and creating a completely different environment.

So, you know, again, when you look at what the president and his team have done from the standpoint of stopping the great game,

you know, stopping this Imperial manipulation, which especially in the mid East has given us perpetual wars and saying, no, we're not gonna do that any longer.

And, you know, it takes time.

You have to take pieces off the chessboard to stop this.

But I think that's what this administration is doing.

And it's completely contrary to the policy of the British, which is why the British and the rest of the European Union didn't support

Yeah, yeah, you can take that back 100 years, because that was the whole point of the pivot.

When the British recognized that they were no longer a match for the United States, you know, coming out of the Civil War, we weren't destroyed.

People should look at the hand of the British in terms of the Confederacy, the reintroduction of the slave system and all of that.