Vince Colonese

President Trump is taking the world as it exists and dealing with it as it exists. And so he goes in there and he says, okay, we're gonna have a good relationship. We're gonna do big things. And what does he want? He wants peace. He wants peace.

His chief negotiator, Steve Witkoff, has been saying, he told Breitbart News, my friend Matt Boyle, in the past few days, that they're hoping for more Abraham Accords. You know the Abraham Accords. These are where Arab countries recognize the existence of Israel as a country. They establish bilateral relations with Israel, and that's to bring about a regional peace.

His chief negotiator, Steve Witkoff, has been saying, he told Breitbart News, my friend Matt Boyle, in the past few days, that they're hoping for more Abraham Accords. You know the Abraham Accords. These are where Arab countries recognize the existence of Israel as a country. They establish bilateral relations with Israel, and that's to bring about a regional peace.

His chief negotiator, Steve Witkoff, has been saying, he told Breitbart News, my friend Matt Boyle, in the past few days, that they're hoping for more Abraham Accords. You know the Abraham Accords. These are where Arab countries recognize the existence of Israel as a country. They establish bilateral relations with Israel, and that's to bring about a regional peace.

So instead of doing some sort of grand deal where every country in the Middle East is all of a sudden working out a deal with Israel, the Trump administration in the first time said, no, no, no, forget that. We'll just do it piece by piece. We'll have each country individually work out its own arrangement with Israel. And so they did. They called out the Abraham Accords. And that's been great.

So instead of doing some sort of grand deal where every country in the Middle East is all of a sudden working out a deal with Israel, the Trump administration in the first time said, no, no, no, forget that. We'll just do it piece by piece. We'll have each country individually work out its own arrangement with Israel. And so they did. They called out the Abraham Accords. And that's been great.

So instead of doing some sort of grand deal where every country in the Middle East is all of a sudden working out a deal with Israel, the Trump administration in the first time said, no, no, no, forget that. We'll just do it piece by piece. We'll have each country individually work out its own arrangement with Israel. And so they did. They called out the Abraham Accords. And that's been great.

But some of the big daddies who are in the region, they're still not on board yet. The Saudis are not yet on board. And President Trump wants that. President Trump wants the Saudis to establish this Abraham Accord deal with the Israelis. This, ladies and gentlemen, the point of this is global peace. This is one of the most difficult possible deals.

But some of the big daddies who are in the region, they're still not on board yet. The Saudis are not yet on board. And President Trump wants that. President Trump wants the Saudis to establish this Abraham Accord deal with the Israelis. This, ladies and gentlemen, the point of this is global peace. This is one of the most difficult possible deals.

But some of the big daddies who are in the region, they're still not on board yet. The Saudis are not yet on board. And President Trump wants that. President Trump wants the Saudis to establish this Abraham Accord deal with the Israelis. This, ladies and gentlemen, the point of this is global peace. This is one of the most difficult possible deals.

The president has called it before the hardest negotiation that he's ever going to have to negotiate the deal with ever. is Middle East peace, the Arab-Israeli conflict that's raged for decades. How do we resolve it? President Trump is on his way to doing it. Who else? Who else? Go ahead. Name one other person where both sides would say, this guy is on our side. We trust this guy.

The president has called it before the hardest negotiation that he's ever going to have to negotiate the deal with ever. is Middle East peace, the Arab-Israeli conflict that's raged for decades. How do we resolve it? President Trump is on his way to doing it. Who else? Who else? Go ahead. Name one other person where both sides would say, this guy is on our side. We trust this guy.

The president has called it before the hardest negotiation that he's ever going to have to negotiate the deal with ever. is Middle East peace, the Arab-Israeli conflict that's raged for decades. How do we resolve it? President Trump is on his way to doing it. Who else? Who else? Go ahead. Name one other person where both sides would say, this guy is on our side. We trust this guy.

There's nothing else like this. There's no one else like this. The Israelis trust Trump. They like Trump. They're happy with Trump. They believe that their security is improved by having a great relationship with President Trump. They've made that clear abundantly. In the Golan Heights, they're calling it the Trump Heights. They're happy with the president.

There's nothing else like this. There's no one else like this. The Israelis trust Trump. They like Trump. They're happy with Trump. They believe that their security is improved by having a great relationship with President Trump. They've made that clear abundantly. In the Golan Heights, they're calling it the Trump Heights. They're happy with the president.

There's nothing else like this. There's no one else like this. The Israelis trust Trump. They like Trump. They're happy with Trump. They believe that their security is improved by having a great relationship with President Trump. They've made that clear abundantly. In the Golan Heights, they're calling it the Trump Heights. They're happy with the president.

They're happy with what he's done for Israel. Meanwhile, on the other side of the equation, on the Arab side of the equation, even for Hamas, they just released an American hostage at Trump's urging. Everyone wants to work with President Trump. Again, I just need to remind you about how much worse this can be. Kamala could have been president.

They're happy with what he's done for Israel. Meanwhile, on the other side of the equation, on the Arab side of the equation, even for Hamas, they just released an American hostage at Trump's urging. Everyone wants to work with President Trump. Again, I just need to remind you about how much worse this can be. Kamala could have been president.

They're happy with what he's done for Israel. Meanwhile, on the other side of the equation, on the Arab side of the equation, even for Hamas, they just released an American hostage at Trump's urging. Everyone wants to work with President Trump. Again, I just need to remind you about how much worse this can be. Kamala could have been president.

We'd be in nuclear war right now if she were president of the United States. Something different is happening. Thank God. So here's President Trump. He goes to the Saudi U.S. Investment Forum yesterday, and he walks out to Lee Greenwood. God bless the USA. Take a look at this.