Criticism of the International Criminal Court
The International Criminal Court is an illegitimate international organization
that frankly, illegitimate, they've made themselves illegitimate
because they claim that even if you're not a member of that court,
they can come after you.
What that literally means in the future is that American servicemen,
political leaders, and others could find themselves
under indictment by this International Criminal Court.
If you want to know a little bit about it,
Jack Smith used to work there.
These are the people that think they can go out and basically
indict any world leader and haul them into the Hague.
So we've begun, we've tried to get them
to reform and listen to us.
They wouldn't do it.
They're very arrogant. We've now begun an effort
to really try to bring that court to heel.
There's no information that they're after me.
It could happen. Just so you know.
He's not trying to defend me.
He is trying to defend Bibi and various other people.
But there are many people that shouldn't be looked at that way.
But there is no indication that I'm one of them at this moment.
And I actually think the people who are in biggest danger
in our system are servicemen, people in uniforms.
They'll try to go out for the rest of their lives.
They'll not be able to travel anywhere in the world with their families
because they could be arrested on one of these.
Imagine, you're a soldier, you fought in a war,
and 20 years later they try to come grab you.
So this is a big problem.
So we've had dozens of countries already join us in this effort.
Since we started two weeks ago, five countries have already quit the ICC
and notified them that they're leaving.
And we think there will be more.
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