Speaker 1: All right, News Round Up, Information Overload hour here on
Speaker 1: the Sean Hannity Show, Toll free. It's eight hundred and
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Speaker 1: part of the program. In spite of just what has
Speaker 1: been spectacular success in this joint mission with the United States,
Speaker 1: Donald Trump and the Prime Minister of Israel will play
Speaker 1: part of my interview with bb net Yahoo coming up.
Speaker 1: The Democrats, but remember, the one thing they can have
Speaker 1: is for Donald Trump to be successful, so they have
Speaker 1: to cheer for American failure. They don't want the economy
Speaker 1: to recover the way it's recovering, and they're hoping it
Speaker 1: doesn't recover anymore. It's a horrible position for anybody to
Speaker 1: be in, but it is what it is. And in
Speaker 1: the case of this effort, you know, to prevent the
Speaker 1: Iranians from getting a nuclear weapon to hold the world hostage,
Speaker 1: here's a team Jeffries, he is the minority leader in
Speaker 1: name only, appealing to the radical based squad.
Speaker 2: You know this is going to be a failure. It'll
Speaker 2: end in failure.
Speaker 3: Listen, the American people want us to focus on making
Speaker 3: their life better, making their life more affordable, not getting
Speaker 3: involved in another endless war in the Middle East that
Speaker 3: is going to end in failure.
Speaker 1: Now, this affordability thing is not working out too well
Speaker 1: for the Democrats. As interest rates are down, inflation is down,
Speaker 1: gas prices have been down. They may go up temporarily
Speaker 1: a little bit because of the disruption of the free
Speaker 1: flow of oil at market prices, but that will change
Speaker 1: rather quickly. But you know, on every measure, job creation,
Speaker 1: everything in between, and trillions and new investments in manufacturing.
Speaker 1: Now things are getting a lot better, but not that
Speaker 1: he wants us to or or is cheering for American success.
Speaker 1: Over on that hard hitting news show, the view Sunny
Speaker 1: Houstin is out there saying Iran war is an illegal,
Speaker 1: un constitutional war.
Speaker 2: No it's not. But listen, I'm gonna say. You know,
Speaker 2: the bottom line is that this is an illegal war.
Speaker 2: This is an unconstitutional war.
Speaker 1: Only Congress can wait war in the war presidential war. Now,
Speaker 1: let's just take a trip down memory lane, and when
Speaker 1: Barack Obama and Joe Biden were involved in conflicts around
Speaker 1: the world, not one Democrat ever called for the War
Speaker 1: Powers Act. That they just they don't want Donald Trump
Speaker 1: to be successful. Here's Nancy Pelosi saying, oh, there's no
Speaker 1: need for this.
Speaker 4: Let me speaking a madam leader.
Speaker 5: You're saying that the president did not need authorization initially
Speaker 5: and still does not need.
Speaker 4: Any authorization from Congress one Libya.
Speaker 1: Yes, yes, of course, only Donald Trump does because we
Speaker 1: hate him, we don't like him. John Brennan. I've been
Speaker 1: hearing from sources now for weeks on end that he
Speaker 1: may be on the verge of some indictment. We'll see
Speaker 1: if in fact my sources end up being correct. Him
Speaker 1: out there attacking the Trump administration saying that they're making
Speaker 1: things up to justify the Iranian attack. They're not making
Speaker 1: things up. They are looking at the stark reality is
Speaker 1: that the Iranians, and you can actually see satellite imaging
Speaker 1: that proves it. We're reconstituting their ballistic missiles program and
Speaker 1: then nuclear program, as evidence by the interview that I
Speaker 1: had with Steve Wikoff, the Middle East envoy involved in
Speaker 1: the negotiations. But doesn't stop John Brennan from just being
Speaker 1: the wire propagandas that I think he's always been.
Speaker 6: Now we're going ahead and carrying out this major attack
Speaker 6: against a very large country, Iran, which is much larger
Speaker 6: than Iraq, and there's a lot of history here obviously,
Speaker 6: in the region and so on. But what we've seen
Speaker 6: in the past several days is devastating attacks against Iran
Speaker 6: and the Iranian government. The Iranian regime is not relenting
Speaker 6: this point, and that's why they're throwing everything they have
Speaker 6: at nearby targets, whether it be us Basis or the
Speaker 6: Goldferrips whatever. This is such a tragic, tragic, senseless and
Speaker 6: needless loss of life that we're seeing right now. As
Speaker 6: Senator mar Warter said, there was no imminent threat. Clearly,
Speaker 6: I think the administration is now making things up in
Speaker 6: order to try to.
Speaker 4: Justify what's happening.
Speaker 1: Okay, you know, just ignore all all sense of reality
Speaker 1: and truth. And by the way, they're not relenting. No,
Speaker 1: they're dead, you idiot. I mean, how stupid can you be?
Speaker 1: Marco Rubio responds to all of this and slamming the
Speaker 1: media for questioning the reasons for this operation in Iran.
Speaker 4: I haven't got a.
Speaker 7: Chance to see a lot of reporting. I don't understand
Speaker 7: what the confusion is. Let me explain it to you,
Speaker 7: and I'll do it once again as clearly as possible.
Speaker 4: Perhaps you'll report it that way.
Speaker 7: The United States is conducting an operation to eliminate the
Speaker 7: threat of Iran's short range ballistic missiles and the threat
Speaker 7: caused by their navy. It's particularly to enable assets. That
Speaker 7: is what it is focused on doing right now, and
Speaker 7: it's doing quite successfully.
Speaker 4: I'll leave it to the Pentagon.
Speaker 7: And the Department of Ward discussed the tactics behind that
Speaker 7: in the progress that's being made. That is the clear
Speaker 7: objective of this mission. The second question they've been asked
Speaker 7: is why now. Well, if there's two reasons, why now.
Speaker 7: The first is it was abundantly clear that if Iran
Speaker 7: came under attack by anyone, the United States or Israel
Speaker 7: or anyone, they were going to respond and respond against
Speaker 7: the United States.
Speaker 4: The orders had.
Speaker 7: Been delegated down to the field commanders. It was automatic,
Speaker 7: and in fact it bare to be true because, in fact,
Speaker 7: within an hour of the initial attack on the Leadership Compound,
Speaker 7: the missile forces in the South and in the North
Speaker 7: for that matter, had already been activated to launch, in fact,
Speaker 7: those that already been prepositioned. The third is the assessment
Speaker 7: that was made that if we stood and waited for
Speaker 7: that attack to come first before we hit them, we
Speaker 7: would suffer much higher casualties, and so the President made
Speaker 7: the very wise decision. We knew that there was going
Speaker 7: to be an Israeli action, We knew that that would
Speaker 7: precipitate an attack against America forces, and we knew that
Speaker 7: if we didn't preemptibly go after them before they launched
Speaker 7: those attacks, we would suffer higher casualties and perhaps even
Speaker 7: highre those killed, and then we would all be here
Speaker 7: answering questions about why we knew that and didn't.
Speaker 1: I mean, Marco is just a rock star. He's killing it,
Speaker 1: he's crushing it anyway, joining us now. Jack Carr, retired
Speaker 1: Navy seal, author of the upcoming book out in May,
Speaker 1: The Fourth Option, gives his military analysis of what's happening.
Speaker 1: I think the opening thirty seconds that we saw and witnessed,
Speaker 1: and the entire they decapitated the head of the leadership
Speaker 1: in Iran, I think was something that you know, will
Speaker 1: be studied, as I said to Steve Wikkoff, for decades
Speaker 1: and probably the next hundred and fifty two hundred years.
Speaker 1: I said that to BB two. And I'm looking at
Speaker 1: all of this, and I'm looking at the other news
Speaker 1: of the day, and it's like Okay, So now the
Speaker 1: remaining Iranian leaders meet to pick a new leader, and
Speaker 1: all of those people were taken out today.
Speaker 2: I've never seen anything like this in my life.
Speaker 5: Yeah, it's quite remarkable. It just speaks to obviously our
Speaker 5: intelligence services, the level of penetration we have within the
Speaker 5: regime or former regime at this point. So it is
Speaker 5: quite remarkable and will be studied, as you said, for
Speaker 5: decades here to come. But the whole attack really is
Speaker 5: a long time coming in my opinion here and I
Speaker 5: mean I'm of the age where are Some of my
Speaker 5: first memories are of the nineteen seventy nine hostage crisis.
Speaker 5: I was in Catholic school at the time. They marched
Speaker 5: us all to Chapel and we prayed for the hostages.
Speaker 5: And then of course the Marine Corps headquarters in Barracks
Speaker 5: bombing in nineteen eighty three. That was very impactful to
Speaker 5: a kid who's I'm already on my path into the military.
Speaker 5: And I see this on Time and newsweek and all
Speaker 5: over the news, and I even wrote my first nonfiction
Speaker 5: book about it, it's called Targeted. But for a lot
Speaker 5: of us who served in Iraq and Afghanistan, we're understandably,
Speaker 5: I think skeptical when we hear words like regime change WMD,
Speaker 5: just with the wounds and memories and lessons being so fresh.
Speaker 5: But that being said, Iraq and Iran comparison that everyone's making,
Speaker 5: it's not apples to apples. Every situation obviously is different
Speaker 5: and requires that you adapt to it, especially in the
Speaker 5: middle of combat operations where the enemy always gets the vote,
Speaker 5: situations chaotic, dynamic, there's a host of variables that you
Speaker 5: can't predict, and there will of course be unintended consequences.
Speaker 5: There always are. What's important now, I think, is that
Speaker 5: we adapt to those unintended consequences, to the ever changing
Speaker 5: environment on the battlefield. And we're very good at doing
Speaker 5: that tactically on the ground in Iraq. In Afghanistan, very
Speaker 5: good at that. But our senior military leaders, elected representatives,
Speaker 5: appointed executives across government, they were not over those twenty
Speaker 5: years where were in Afghanistan and all those years we
Speaker 5: were interact there, are very slow to adapt as they
Speaker 5: adapted at all. And everyone remembers how we went from
Speaker 5: WMD to regime changed to nation building to counter insurgency efforts,
Speaker 5: all while nation building hampered by in that strategic decisions
Speaker 5: like dispanding the Iraqi Army depasification, which essentially created the
Speaker 5: insurgency supported by Iran where the insert has had a
Speaker 5: safe haven across the border where we couldn't go, and
Speaker 5: that's where they could build their EFPs, which were the
Speaker 5: explosively formed penetrators which could defeat our armor. But the
Speaker 5: question is, when I hear all the opposing views of
Speaker 5: what we're doing right now, is how close to developing
Speaker 5: a nuclear weapon do you allow a hostile authoritarian regime
Speaker 5: whose organizing principle has been death to America since nineteen
Speaker 5: seventy nine? How close do you allow them to get
Speaker 5: to developing that weapon five years, two years, one year,
Speaker 5: six months, a week before you eliminate that threat and
Speaker 5: we can go back to We all remember Al Qaeda
Speaker 5: they declared war on us nineteen ninety six, nineteen ninety eight,
Speaker 5: embassy bombings in Tanzania and Kenya, the USS coal, and
Speaker 5: we still didn't take them seriously, even though they were
Speaker 5: very clear that they had declared war on US, and
Speaker 5: we treated it as a law enforcement matter all the
Speaker 5: way up until September eleventh, two thousand and one. So
Speaker 5: there are examples in the pages of history. And let's
Speaker 5: go to nineteen eighty three really quick is and now
Speaker 5: there's a host of res I'd like to go back
Speaker 5: to the eighties. I think that's the greatest decade in
Speaker 5: the history of mankind. But there are lessons from nineteen
Speaker 5: eighty three Beirut and when our headquarters and barracks were
Speaker 5: bombed in October of nineteen eighty three, two hundred and
Speaker 5: forty one servicemen killed, the largest number of Marines killed
Speaker 5: SINCEI Rejima in World War Two. The lesson that the
Speaker 5: enemy took from that was that terrorism works. And what
Speaker 5: Iran took from that specifically is that terrorism through proxy's work.
Speaker 5: Because there was a lot of tough talk out of
Speaker 5: the administration at the time, and then we left very
Speaker 5: quietly in early nineteen eighty four. So there's a direct
Speaker 5: line between the inept response in nineteen eighty three nineteen
Speaker 5: eighty four to September eleventh and beyond.
Speaker 1: All right, quick break, final moments. Jack Carr is with
Speaker 1: US retired Navy seal author of the upcoming book out
Speaker 1: in May, the Fourth Option, giving his military analysis of
Speaker 1: what has been going on inside of Iran and this massive,
Speaker 1: overwhelming show of force and victory by the US Armed Services.
Speaker 8: You know, now that the adults are back in office,
Speaker 8: maybe we can get some work done around here. Are
Speaker 8: you ready?
Speaker 4: Welcome back, President Trump.
Speaker 8: This is the Sean Hannity Show, right, we continue now.
Speaker 2: Jack Harror is with us.
Speaker 1: He's a retired Navy seal, author of the upcoming book
Speaker 1: it's out in May, The Fourth Option, giving his military
Speaker 1: analysis of what is happening on the ground in Iran
Speaker 1: and the credible work of the US military, in the
Speaker 1: might of the US military, and the vision of the
Speaker 1: President in this entire issue, in the moral clarity he's showing.
Speaker 1: I know it's beyond comprehension. But what we learned from
Speaker 1: Steve Witkoff, the Middle East envoy, who, along with Jared Kushner,
Speaker 1: was trying to negotiate a deal with the Iranians under
Speaker 1: the principle that Donald Trump played out, which is they
Speaker 1: cannot have nuclear weapons. They offered the Iranians low level
Speaker 1: enriched Uranian for civilian purposes, only that not only would
Speaker 1: they allow them to have that, but they would allow
Speaker 1: them to have it for free, and they'd allow them
Speaker 1: to have it for free, and perpetuity, and they rejected
Speaker 1: that deal, which shows that they were clinging to their
Speaker 1: nuclear ambitions to the very end. And now that leadership's
Speaker 1: been wiped out, I mean just wiped out.
Speaker 5: Cold, clearly, clearly, and if they're not going to take
Speaker 5: that deal, that they're not going to take any deal,
Speaker 5: and it's just a stall tactic till they can get
Speaker 5: to a point where they actually have developed this nuclear weapon.
Speaker 1: And you can see the satellite imagery they were reconstituting
Speaker 1: their ballistic missiles programs, which Donald Trump mentioned on day one,
Speaker 1: and the same with the nuclear program, and you can
Speaker 1: see the images proving that that was all true.
Speaker 5: Yep. In every administration really from nineteen seventy nine on,
Speaker 5: were multiple administrations, both parties. They've had that same pillar
Speaker 5: of US foreign policy, which is not allowing a rand
Speaker 5: to have a nuclear weapon. That is a red line
Speaker 5: in the sand. They've all had different ways they've tried
Speaker 5: to deal with Well.
Speaker 1: Well, it wasn't for Biden and it wasn't for Obama.
Speaker 1: I mean, they were delivering cargo planes full of cash
Speaker 1: and of the currency to try and bribe them out
Speaker 1: of it.
Speaker 5: That is very true. And now we have this administration
Speaker 5: where you have people in positions within the administration thats
Speaker 5: are that's served on the ground in Iraq and Afghanistan.
Speaker 5: They remember those same lessons that I do. They remember
Speaker 5: being there on the ground, and they remember what our sene,
Speaker 5: your level leaders did and essentially putting us in harm's way,
Speaker 5: that making us targets and also allowing the worldwide Jihatis
Speaker 5: to point to us as the infidels and use that
Speaker 5: as a propaganda tool. That they were very effective at
Speaker 5: doing that, much more effective than we will in encountering it.
Speaker 1: Let me, let me bring up one thing that I
Speaker 1: think needs to be said, and that is this idea
Speaker 1: of endless wars, as as the Prime Minister bb Nenyahu said, No,
Speaker 1: it's not going to be an endless war, but it's
Speaker 1: it's not part of the Trump doctrine. There's not going
Speaker 1: to be boots on the ground, not going to be
Speaker 1: an endless war.
Speaker 6: Uh.
Speaker 1: This will end with the Iranian people having an opportunity
Speaker 1: to change their destiny, perhaps once in a generation opportunity,
Speaker 1: as the President said, and the threat of a nuclear
Speaker 1: armed Iran, the chance death to Israel and America is gone,
Speaker 1: and they won't have any nuclear power for the foreseeable future, unless,
Speaker 1: of course, you know, another regime similar to the one
Speaker 1: that just got killed comes back in power.
Speaker 5: It seems that they're taking those lessons in the past
Speaker 5: applying them to the present problems set as wisdom, which
Speaker 5: is really all we can hope for. It seems like
Speaker 5: the days of if you break it, you buy it,
Speaker 5: the Colon Powell pottery bound barn rule is not in
Speaker 5: play anymore. Seems like nation building is not in play anymore,
Speaker 5: and putting us on the ground as targets essentially is
Speaker 5: not in the way that we do.
Speaker 2: Those days are over.
Speaker 1: The days of sending kids door to door, you know,
Speaker 1: stepping over IEDs without up armored Humby's those days. We'll
Speaker 1: never going back to those days. And I predict future
Speaker 1: wars are going to be fought from air conditioned offices.
Speaker 1: We're seeing the beginning of those days right now, and
Speaker 1: it's only going to get more sophisticated over time. I
Speaker 1: could talk to you all day, Jack Carr, really appreciate
Speaker 1: your retired Navy seal.
Speaker 2: Thanks so much for being with us. We do appreciate you.
Speaker 5: Thanks for having me on you take care all right.
Speaker 1: So last night I had the Prime Minister of Israel.
Speaker 1: This is a joint operation the Israeli IDF and America's
Speaker 1: military might, and what they have been able to accomplish
Speaker 1: is beyond spectacular. But anyway, here's my interview with the
Speaker 1: Prime Minister of Israel, Benjamin and Yahoo joining us. Now
Speaker 1: is the Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin at Yahoo. Mister Prime Minister,
Speaker 1: thank you for being here. I know you probably have
Speaker 1: gotten very little sleep in the last number of days.
Speaker 1: Why now, what precipitated this moment at this time?
Speaker 9: I know you have talked about it. We've known each
Speaker 9: other thirty thirty five maybe more years. And why at
Speaker 9: this point was this necessary?
Speaker 10: Well, the first thing to understand is why it's necessary
Speaker 10: at any time. Iran for forty seven years has been
Speaker 10: chanting death to America, death to Israel too. But you're
Speaker 10: the big Satan, We're the small Statan. Death to America.
Speaker 10: They've murdered and named thousands of Americans in Iraq and Afghanistan,
Speaker 10: their IEDs, these roadside bombs, they bombed your embassies. They
Speaker 10: try to assassinate Donald Trump, the President of the United States, twice.
Speaker 10: They've murdered their own people. They massacred so many, and
Speaker 10: they spread a worldwide web of terror. So this is
Speaker 10: a regime committed to destroying the United States of America.
Speaker 10: It's the only country and the planet that says so
Speaker 10: openly and works tirelessly to achieve that goal. The reason
Speaker 10: that we had to act now is because they were
Speaker 10: after we hit their nuclear sites and their ballistic missiles program.
Speaker 10: You'd think they learned a lesson, but they didn't because
Speaker 10: they're unreformable. They're totally fanatic about this, about the goal
Speaker 10: of destroying America. So they started building new sites, new
Speaker 10: places underground bunkers that would make their ballistic missile program
Speaker 10: and their atomic bomb program immune within months. No action
Speaker 10: was taken now, no action could be taken in the future,
Speaker 10: and then they could target America. They could blackmail America,
Speaker 10: they could threaten US and threaten everyone in between. So
Speaker 10: action had to be taken, and you needed the resolute
Speaker 10: president like Donald J.
Speaker 4: Trump to take that action. And we are his very
Speaker 4: strong and.
Speaker 10: Able partners, and our alliance today is so strong. We
Speaker 10: had to take the action now, and we did. Otherwise
Speaker 10: the Iranian mass murder regime would have immunity from future action.
Speaker 9: Steve Whitkoff made this statement the Middle Eastern Envoy. We
Speaker 9: made it last week that they absolutely are clinging to
Speaker 9: their ability to build out a nuclear weapons program. And
Speaker 9: the President, as he said he wanted a peace deal,
Speaker 9: gave them every opportunity for peace like they did before
Speaker 9: Operation Midnight Hammer, and they steadfastly refused in the first
Speaker 9: the first thirty seconds. I've never seen anything like this
Speaker 9: in my life. The supreme leader, the Ayatola Ali Hamane
Speaker 9: and his top forty leaders were wiped out, Aquadtajade among them.
Speaker 9: That is incredible intelligence. And wow, I'm sure this will
Speaker 9: be studied for centuries to come, not decades.
Speaker 10: Well, you know when America the indispensable ally for Israel
Speaker 10: and the greatest part of the world in Israel, America's
Speaker 10: model ally is the National Security Council just called it.
Speaker 10: When we worked together, amazing things happened. We worked together,
Speaker 10: and amazing things happened. But I have to tell you
Speaker 10: that it wouldn't happen without the leadership of President Trump because.
Speaker 4: He just you know, I met him in mar Lago.
Speaker 10: You may remember this because I think you live close
Speaker 10: by and I saw you at that time right before
Speaker 10: I was a reelection, okay, and or before he was
Speaker 10: inaugurated the second time and we met. We met in
Speaker 10: mar Lagum, and the first thing that Donald Trump said
Speaker 10: to me, he said, you know, we have to prevent
Speaker 10: Iran from getting nukes, as simple as that. He said
Speaker 10: that because he saw that as a clear and present
Speaker 10: danger to the security and wellbeing of the United States.
Speaker 10: To have a regime like that, so fanatic that it
Speaker 10: just defines itself by destroying America, exporting revolution, exporting terrorism,
Speaker 10: exporting the worst Islamist fanaticism that attacks Arabs, attacks Israelis,
Speaker 10: attacks Americans, attacks everyone inside.
Speaker 4: They just fired.
Speaker 10: Now they're in sight around the police, including Cyprus in Europe.
Speaker 10: To have a regime like that that plans to eradicate
Speaker 10: the United States have the weapons of mass death would
Speaker 10: have been the greatest threat that America would face in
Speaker 10: the coming decades. And so he said to me right
Speaker 10: off the bat. I didn't say to him. He said
Speaker 10: to me, we have to make sure they never get
Speaker 10: the nukes. And that's what he did. We tried first
Speaker 10: to take them out in Midnight Hammer and the Rising
Speaker 10: Line operation, and we took out their missile sites. But
Speaker 10: then they started again their missile and nuclear sites. They
Speaker 10: didn't learn the lesson. He tried to get negotiations. He
Speaker 10: negotiated with them, they didn't get it. They tried to
Speaker 10: string them along. So action had to be taken, and
Speaker 10: we took it.
Speaker 9: President Trump repeated over and over and over again, and
Speaker 9: I would argue that the leadership that is now dead
Speaker 9: was a death cult and an existential threat, not just
Speaker 9: to the region, not just to Israel, death to Israel,
Speaker 9: death to America. But I am very convinced that have
Speaker 9: been convinced that you have been for decades that if
Speaker 9: they ever got nuclear weapons, that they would you know,
Speaker 9: along with their fanaticism, it would cause them to use it.
Speaker 9: That is what that death cult would cause them to do.
Speaker 9: Is this now the culmination of decades of your work
Speaker 9: and your belief and your passion that these radicals needed
Speaker 9: to be defeated? And what is next for Iran? You
Speaker 9: know we talk about, well the regimes changed, but we
Speaker 9: don't know into what yet. What are your thoughts?
Speaker 10: Well, you're right, I did have spoken about it for decades,
Speaker 10: and I try to try to persuade successive American administrations
Speaker 10: to take firm action. And President Trump and is first
Speaker 10: and did. He got out of the disastrous Hiron deal
Speaker 10: right off the bat, and he did everything he could
Speaker 10: to prevent them from going into the nuclear program that
Speaker 10: they seek to build atomic bombs to threaten US and
Speaker 10: you and ultimately to attack both of us and to
Speaker 10: destroy as much as they can. Because this is what
Speaker 10: these people do. They basically are in the business of
Speaker 10: mass death. Right to call them a difficult I worked
Speaker 10: with several presidents. I always appreciated the fact that we
Speaker 10: had well, forthright discussions. Often we agreed, but often we didn't.
Speaker 10: We disagreed, and I appreciate it. We kept the alliance going.
Speaker 10: But I want to tell you something. I'm not a youngster,
Speaker 10: so I've been around. There's never been a president like
Speaker 10: Donald J.
Speaker 4: Trump.
Speaker 10: His resoluteness, his decisiveness, his clarity of thinking, the way
Speaker 10: he gets things gets right to the crux of things.
Speaker 10: It cuts through all the fluff, cuts through the chase,
Speaker 10: gets down to the main point, and he gets down
Speaker 10: to the main action that needs to be taken. And
Speaker 10: I think, I think for Israel, and I think for
Speaker 10: the countries of the free world.
Speaker 4: Let me tell you I think for the world.
Speaker 10: It is we're very lucky to have him as the
Speaker 10: leader of the free world and in fact the leader
Speaker 10: of the world. He's brought America back to be the
Speaker 10: leader of the world, and it makes a huge difference.
Speaker 10: And I can tell talking to America's allies in the region,
Speaker 10: just one by one by one, and I can't quote
Speaker 10: from these conversations, but I can tell you they all
Speaker 10: share this, and they all say, thank God that Donald
Speaker 10: Trump is here, thank God that you act. The two
Speaker 10: of you are acting together to remove this threat not
Speaker 10: only to you, but to US and Iran to today
Speaker 10: just bomb bombed with these ballistic missiles, these weapons of
Speaker 10: mass death, these weapons of terror. They're terror weapons. They
Speaker 10: bombed all these countries. They bombed Cyprus, which is Europe.
Speaker 10: I've said, they won't take very long. They're bombing us,
Speaker 10: they're bombing Europe. And when they developed the intercontinental ballistic
Speaker 10: missiles and the nuclear wars to fit on these nuclear
Speaker 10: on these ballistic missiles, they'll threaten you and eventually they'll
Speaker 10: bomb you. This is what President Trump understood, and alone
Speaker 10: among US presidents that I've worked with, he took action.
Speaker 4: And that we're all very very lucky that he did.
Speaker 9: I think that history will through the prism of history,
Speaker 9: he will be viewed very favorably by recognizing a threat
Speaker 9: in the last century. You're a historian, mister Prime Minister.
Speaker 9: You know between Mao China, Stalin Russia, Hitler Germany, Mussolini
Speaker 9: fascism Tojo Japan, pol Pot the killing fields estimated over
Speaker 9: one hundred million human souls slaughtered in the name of
Speaker 9: some ism. Now we see the President and at Prime
Speaker 9: Minister partnering together to stop a threat before it emerges
Speaker 9: and becomes unstoppable, which I got to give you both
Speaker 9: so much credit for. It is transformational, it is consequential.
Speaker 9: I guess I want to look forward a little bit
Speaker 9: we had in his first term, the Abraham Accords. I
Speaker 9: know that there are countries in your region of the
Speaker 9: world that have been looking for a window of opportunity.
Speaker 9: I'm talking about the likes of Saudi Arabia and the
Speaker 9: UAE and Dubai and Egypt and Jordan, etc. Do you
Speaker 9: see a path to a long lasting peace in the
Speaker 9: region which we've not seen in forever.
Speaker 4: Yes, I do.
Speaker 10: In fact, I hear the people are taking we're going
Speaker 10: to have an endless war here. You're not going to
Speaker 10: have an endless war, because there's a point with that
Speaker 10: we've been and Iran. This terror regime in Iran is
Speaker 10: the weakest point that it's been here since it hijacked
Speaker 10: Iran from the brave Iranian people forty seven years ago.
Speaker 4: So this is going to.
Speaker 10: Be a quick and decisive action, and we're going to
Speaker 10: create the conditions first for the Uranian people to get
Speaker 10: control of their destiny, to form their own democratically elected government,
Speaker 10: which will make Iran a different Iran altogether, because Iran
Speaker 10: has been the main engine of war.
Speaker 4: Over these years.
Speaker 10: It's just ninety five percent of all the problems you
Speaker 10: see in the Middle East are generated by Iran, and
Speaker 10: the worldwide terr network that they built is generated and
Speaker 10: orchestrated from Iran.
Speaker 4: So when you take away Iran, we.
Speaker 10: Let the people of Iran have the opportunity to act
Speaker 10: to liberate themselves, free themselves from the yoke of this
Speaker 10: terror machine. You get a different future. I think that
Speaker 10: will open up the way for many peace treaties with
Speaker 10: other Arab countries, with Muslim countries. I think it changes
Speaker 10: the world now. Of course, it's up to the people
Speaker 10: of Iran in the final count to change the government.
Speaker 10: But we are creating America and Israel together are creating
Speaker 10: the conditions for them to do so. I think that
Speaker 10: if we go through what we plan to do, I
Speaker 10: think it will create conditions for peace. This is not
Speaker 10: an endless war. This is, in fact something that will
Speaker 10: usher in an era of peace that we haven't even
Speaker 10: dreamed of.
Speaker 9: Minister, I think history will study this military effort and
Speaker 9: it'll be, as I said, be studied for centuries. But
Speaker 9: you know, also, you took out their air defense systems,
Speaker 9: their missile defense system, ballistic missile systems. You know, you
Speaker 9: got the ten top guys in Hamas, you got Nusralla
Speaker 9: who'd been in power for thirty some odd years. You
Speaker 9: had the Pager incident. Donald Trump dropped fourteen bunker buster
Speaker 9: bombs and took out and obliterated their nuclear facilities. I mean,
Speaker 9: I know there's war colleges. Just all of these incidents
Speaker 9: combined will be a lifetime worth of study in my view,
Speaker 9: And I want to ask you this. You know there
Speaker 9: are people that say, well, the Prime Minister of Israel
Speaker 9: dragged Donald Trump into it, and as somebody that's been
Speaker 9: friends with him over thirty years, nobody drags Donald Trump
Speaker 9: into anything, number one.
Speaker 2: But I want to get your reaction to that.
Speaker 10: Well, you're right, I mean, that's ridiculous. Donald Trump is
Speaker 10: the strongest leader in the world. He does what he
Speaker 10: thinks is right for America. He does also what he
Speaker 10: thinks is right for future generations. And frankly, we're partners
Speaker 10: in that effort because I've devoted my life to securing
Speaker 10: the life of the one and only Jewish state. And
Speaker 10: believe me, it's been a struggle.
Speaker 2: All Right.
Speaker 1: That was Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Att Yah all right,
Speaker 1: Hannity tonight, nine Eastern on the Fox News Channel, as
Speaker 1: we now took out the next round of leadership in Iran,
Speaker 1: as they were trying to pick the next supreme leader.
Speaker 1: Everyone in one building, they all got taken out. Today
Speaker 1: Jack Keem will analyze that. Senator John Kennedy, General David
Speaker 1: Petraeus tonight, say dbr tonight, Hannity nine Eastern on Fox.
Speaker 1: We'll see then back here tomorrow. Thank you for making
Speaker 1: this show possible.