Tim Miller

And he's also in the kind of decision desk that's concerning.

So, you know, the degree to which, like, Israel...

was involved in encouraging this.

We could quibble over the exact language about this, but obviously Israel was a big proponent for this and was actively pitching Trump to do it, and then we were partners together in the war.

So now we fast forward to today.

Trump pulls the plug.

And people are unhappy on the Israel side of it for now.

I mean, the Israel war in Lebanon continues this morning, for example.

And then the opposition leader, now this could be political, it's domestic, but opposition leader Lapid posted this.

There's never been such a political disaster in all our history ever.

Israel wasn't even at the table when decisions were made concerning the core of our national security.

The military carried out everything that was asked of it.

The public demonstrated resilience.

Netanyahu failed strategically and didn't meet a single one of the goals that he himself set.

Not a big Lapid fan, but show me the lie there.

Yeah, and this is where I just, again...

I feel like the pro-Israel crowd that has been mad at me over my commentary the past month, I'm like, I don't think that what Israel has been doing with the degree of this partnership with Donald Trump is in their medium-term interests.

Again, I understand it.

I don't live there.

They're short-term security interests.