0:00

Surely, Your Majesty, you're not telling me that the Jewish lobby in the United States pulls the strings of the presidency?

0:07

Not entirely, but I think even a little too much even for Israel interests.

0:14

You think the Jewish lobby in the United States is too powerful for the interests of Israel?

0:18

I think so. Sometimes they are disturbing the interests of Israel- Explain ... because they are, they're pushing around too many people.

0:26

How do you mean pushing around? Well, pressuring. They have many means at their disposal.

0:32

They are putting up pressure on many, many people, and at the end, I don't think that it w- it will even help Israel.

0:41

Why, if this is true, why would the President of the United States pay attention to that lobby?

0:47

They are strong. Strong in what sense? They are controlling many things.

0:53

Controlling what? Newspapers, medias- Your Majesty- ... banks, finances, and I'm going to stop there.

1:12

Well, now wait just a second. You really do believe that the Jewish community in the United States is that powerful?

1:18

They make the media reflect their view of foreign policy?

1:22

Mm-hmm. Yes. They do not report-- we do not report honestly?

1:29

Don't, uh, mix things, please. I don't say the media.

1:32

I say in the media they have people, not the entire media.

1:37

Some newspapers will only reflect their, their views, yes.

1:41

Oh. The New York Times, for instance, is owned by the Sulzberger family, who are Jewish.

1:50

Are you suggesting that The New York Times is biased in its treatment of the question of Zionism, Israel's existence, the United States' relationship with the Arab world?

2:02

I will have to put all the articles of The New York Times written on this subject and draw the conclusion.

2:12

You can put this to the computer, and it will answer you.

2:17

What you're saying is that, yes, you do believe.

2:19

Well, let's wait for the answer of the computer.

2:22

Washington Post? The same. The networks?

2:26

Less. I must say, you are speaking with your characteristic candor.

2:33

Yes, if you like. I try to be candid. I have always been.

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