Tommy Vietor

But then, as we heard a minute ago, Trump was like, give the guy a pardon.

And he all but endorsed him.

Do we think like Israel can finally get rid of this guy?

How are we feeling?

Yeah, I think that's exactly right.

I mean, the accountability question is really two parts.

It's like Netanyahu has never taken any accountability for October 7th.

He has demanded from others.

He has fired others.

But he's deferred on his own.

He said, oh, after the war, that's when we'll figure it out.

Well, it's after the war, buddy.

Let's see if you're going to investigate yourself.

But also, you have to ask if a country and a leader can get away with killing 67,000 more people in a conflict like this, periodically starving an entire population,

committing war crime after war crime, of being accused of genocide by countless scholars, what does it say if they just get away with it?

What is left of international laws and institutions that are supposed to prevent this kind of stuff or achieve some measure of justice if someone like Bibi Netanyahu

Faces no accountability, maybe is reelected, gets a pardon because the president of the United States stands before the Knesset.

And basically Trump's argument there is like so perfectly Trump.

It's like like what you got yours, right?

You got your security in exchange.