Political Struggles and Public Support

But bro, seriously, to ask me the same question two thousand times, when I,

Yoseph Haddad, over the past two weeks have been through what

I've been through, it's

just a joke, bro. A joke, my brother. Uh,

Some of those politicians and some of those extremists, a minority, right?

turned me into a collaborator and a traitor, and you're talking to me about cooperation?

If that's called cooperation, my brother,

then you know what? You can take all the messages and all

these stories, look me in the eye, and I'll tell you this unequivocally.

What I've been through, blow after blow after blow after blow,

from those people who tell me, "We cooperate with them."

Come on, Guy,

there were nights, bro, when I'd go through the night, uh, what

you call, getting threats from people, and they turned me into

some collaborator and some traitor. Again, it's a minority, but that minority

has influence, bro.

And that minority isn't simple. And you know what?

I'll finish this, and then you can continue however you want.

The only thing that hol—what you call, keeps me, no…

What keeps me afloat, strengthens me,

and lets me keep fighting. Two things, two things.

The support of my family and the support of most of the people, to whom I say thank you.

Thank you very much, because you remember very well what I have done and what I am doing for the country.

Just the spin doctors, and I won't get into that, of course.

I want that in—