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I don't know why the President of the United States feels the need to keep going to left-wing reporters and talking about confidential conversations he has with the Prime Minister of Israel. And I don't know why he keeps bashing the Prime Minister of Israel. He's trying to protect his country and his own people. Just a few weeks ago their fighter jets were fighting right alongside ours. The Mossad was working with the CIA.

And of course the Prime Minister was working with the President in what was a spectacular military operation. I know the President is deeply desperate for a deal. The Iranians know he's deeply desperate for a deal. The whole world knows he's deeply desperate for a deal. Got it. But the problem is the State of Israel is in the neighborhood. And when Hezbollah is shooting thousands of missiles into the State of Israel and

tens of thousands of drones since the ceasefire nine weeks ago on April 8th, and Israel's told it can only fight a defensive war and Israel's told to stay away from Beirut even though the the head of the snake is right outside of Beirut. And even after signing a so-called peace deal with the Lebanese government, which is a government that wants peace with Israel, but has nothing to do with Hezbollah and cannot control Hezbollah.

And then when they fight to push Hezbollah back because they've now had to depopulate the northern part of the country. It's a tiny country. I want you to think in New Jersey in the top 20-25 percent of New Jersey has to be pushed back. Hundreds of thousands of people depopulated. And then they're told they can only fight so much to stop it. The hypocrisy of our country that wouldn't put up with it in

the treatment of that country is ridiculous. In fact, we don't ask any other country to do that. None. So why the constant beating up of Netanyahu? He wants to defeat the regime in Iran. We do not. We've decided not.

We've decided at least for now, maybe next week it'll change, we're not going to use our military to enforce anything except if they take action against us. So obviously if you're the Israelis and they're firing weapons into your country and you want to take action, we would do exactly the same thing, would we not? Even more. So Rance figured this out.

So they fired 11 ballistic missiles into Israel. Ballistic missiles that can blow a city block off the face of the earth. The size of school buses. Each one carries 2,000 pounds. So Israel prepares to fight back and they get a call telling them they shouldn't. But if they do, to be very limited about it. So they go in and they hammer the hell out of them.

And they want to finish the job, but they're pulled back by us. They're told no, you come back. You want to be alone? You want to be the only ones? We didn't do anything. Anything much to support their effort. In fact, there was an announcement from the White House last night saying we had nothing to do with this. Our military is not involved. And I commented,

well, that's nothing to be proud of. They were fighting alongside of us when we asked them to join us in our efforts. And of course Iran sees all this. Tyrus on Fox on The Five.

I've only talked to him once, I think for a book interview, Mr. Producer. We've had him on. Very nice man. Actually, really sharp. And about an hour ago on Fox The Five, he said this cut 21 go on is they're telling us to be like the America they've had dealt with for decades. They're looking at how Afghanistan will maybe when America leaves, they'll leave us tanks and helicopters, too.

We just have to wait this out. I think a lot of in America, it's easy for us to say, oh, this what's going on over there is, but the people who live in Israel, this is their front yard and their backyard and they see and it's hard to hold it against them and their government against them like they can finally end this. Iran's best friend in this whole situation is President Trump, because he's the only one because this is saying, hey, we're going to come to

the table and Iran shoots at a ship. OK, cool. We'll just blow up the guys who did it. But we're still willing to be at the table. If President Trump said, you know what, Israel and a lot of the Kuwait and a lot of the places that Iran fired at, he said, you know what, you guys handle it. There would be no more Iran.

They would be completely Iran's best friend in this situation is the United States, because they're the only one who can say to Israel right now. It's like, hey, stop firing. And that's a lot to ask a country after. Forget just October 7th.

Look, forget the national worldwide campaign against them. This type of stuff we've seen in our car here in America and our college camp all around the world. So I sympathize with Israel's need to want to be safe and free. And for us, we sit on the other side of the ocean going, well, this needs to stop. So, Iran, if you have any brains left in what did you call him again?

Gay, gay ayatollah, you know, you know, maybe it's time to put on those dance shoes and and go out and serenade and call the president and get it done, because if the president walks away from this, it's not going to be like Afghanistan. Israel's coming and hell's coming with him. Yeah, it would be a very different end. Yeah. And so when the president did an interview on television in Israel, maybe an hour or two ago.

And it's pretty rough on the prime minister there, who's up for election in October. So it's very unhelpful to him. And they'll be sorry about any of these other candidates who are elected. I can trust you on that one. Trust me on that. And he said is if Israel, you know, basically, if they don't do what I tell them to do, they're going to be left alone fighting Iran.

They will whip Iran's ass. And they want to destroy that regime and they will fund finally give arms to the people in Iran. They won't give a damn what Turkey and Iran has to say about it. The lifeline will be whatever deal we come up with, because that deal after the president leaves will not be enforceable. It just won't.

It just won't. So Axios and this guy, Barak Ravid, Barak Ravid is an Israeli. Who worked for two of the worst publications in Israel, couldn't hold his jobs there, goes to Axios. And this is the guy that receives the leaks, I guess, from the Oval Office or people around the president and who the president talks to all the time to put that information out. And you'll notice that Netanyahu hasn't gone to the press about any of the conversations.

Moreover, I'm not aware that conversations our president has with any other head of state winds up being discussed in the media. I really have not seen it. But I've seen these things before, these efforts, these campaigns to diminish, to reduce. And I don't think Netanyahu is going to be pushed into submission. He can't.

The stakes are way too high for exactly the reasons Tyrus said. Tyrus is right. And a lot of you have been calling here saying exactly the same thing and online putting aside the bots and the Jew haters and the rest. A lot of people are saying the same thing. This is not helping us.