Speaker 1: All right, thanks Scott Shan In our two Sean Hannity
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Speaker 1: one Shawn, if you want to be a part of
Speaker 1: the program, as we come to you, we are in Riad.
Speaker 1: We are in Saudi Arabia, undisclosed location. As for security
Speaker 1: now I'm kidding anyway, Thank you for being with us.
Speaker 1: It's been an amazing trip, as I went over in
Speaker 1: the last hour. Then, of course we have the big issue,
Speaker 1: the last American released hostage that has been released from Israel,
Speaker 1: and this trip, which I think is historic to Saudi Arabia,
Speaker 1: Qatar tomorrow and the UAE and Abu Dhabi, and we
Speaker 1: will be on every leg of that trip. Mister speaker,
Speaker 1: we talk a lot about transformational and consequential. Every one
Speaker 1: of these issues is transformational and consequential. And I forgot
Speaker 1: to mention that we expect Putin and Zelenski to be
Speaker 1: meeting on Thursday of this week.
Speaker 2: Well, and meanwhile, back at home, the House is steadily
Speaker 2: moving forward on that gigantic budget bill that really is
Speaker 2: at the heart of Trump's economic plan. So you have
Speaker 2: a lot of different moving parts. I think the most
Speaker 2: fascinating thing I'm going to write about this for The
Speaker 2: New York Sun later on this week. Is the center
Speaker 2: trip by a president which is focused, frankly a lot
Speaker 2: more on economics than on geopolitics. I mean, I think
Speaker 2: his goal and part is going to be to get
Speaker 2: huge investments in the United States, made some very big
Speaker 2: sales for American companies, and significantly improved the American economy.
Speaker 2: That is an enormous shift from the way presidents from
Speaker 2: nineteen thirty nine on went around the world. Historically we
Speaker 2: were so wealthy and so big. They go around the
Speaker 2: world giving away things and focusing virtually everything on geopolitics
Speaker 2: and nothing on economics. This is going to be exact opposite,
Speaker 2: And of course he he today. I thought, very boldly,
Speaker 2: here's a little surprise they did it, called on Saudi
Speaker 2: Arabia to recognize Israel. Now, you know, he is a
Speaker 2: very good relationship with the royal family, and I think
Speaker 2: thrilled that for the second time visiting Saudi Arabia is
Speaker 2: the beginning of his foreign travels as it was in
Speaker 2: twenty seventeen. But it's also in terms of publicly just
Speaker 2: coming right out, I think probably was a little bit
Speaker 2: startling to them that he was so strong and so
Speaker 2: clear that he wants them to recognize Israel, which I
Speaker 2: think is a big step in the right direction.
Speaker 1: The untold story of his first term, or one of
Speaker 1: the untold stories of his first term was and it's
Speaker 1: a little secret, and a lot of these countries are
Speaker 1: too vulnerable to the military mic that is the Iranians,
Speaker 1: so they don't take them on directly. And I'm not
Speaker 1: I'm not putting aside. I'm not casting aside past sins,
Speaker 1: the past past associations, any of that, and I think
Speaker 1: that does need to be discussed and pointed out. But
Speaker 1: there was an achievement in his first term where the
Speaker 1: United States, Israel, Jordanians, Egyptians, Emirates, the Saudis all united
Speaker 1: together and we're sharing intelligence. And they had one goal.
Speaker 1: It was against Iranian hegemony in the region. And now
Speaker 1: there is an urgency to ensure that, in fact, the
Speaker 1: Iranians don't get a nuclear weapon. Now I have my
Speaker 1: interview tonight, but it's going to be part one. I
Speaker 1: asked the President directly about this question or layered either
Speaker 1: tonight or tomorrow, and I will tell you that the
Speaker 1: President is steadfast. They're not getting a weapon, mister speaker,
Speaker 1: and I've known him thirty years. If he says it,
Speaker 1: I believe.
Speaker 2: Them, Yeah, I believe. I worry frankly that the traditional
Speaker 2: bureaucrats and the traditional diplomats will try to find some
Speaker 2: weasel word that allows them to sort of keep the
Speaker 2: potential and not push them to the wall. But I
Speaker 2: think so, I think Trump's intent is clear that we
Speaker 2: want to eliminate any possibility the Uranian dictatorship being able
Speaker 2: to get acquire a nuclear weapon period. And I think
Speaker 2: if he's if he's tough enough, I think that in fact,
Speaker 2: they will see that they'll succeed in doing that. Well.
Speaker 1: Well, either they stop in Richmond with anywhere, any place,
Speaker 1: anytime inspections and they break down the nuclear facilities, or
Speaker 1: probably is not a deal that would ever work.
Speaker 2: Right, And remember we just discovered a huge secret nuclear
Speaker 2: facility that none of us knew existed. So, I mean,
Speaker 2: trying to police the Iranian dictatorship is a big challenge.
Speaker 2: It can be done, but we're we're asking them to
Speaker 2: be open to foreigners on a scale they never dream of.
Speaker 2: So it counts me as thinking that in the end
Speaker 2: we may have to use force just because in the
Speaker 2: end it may be too big a stretch for them
Speaker 2: inside their own culture to give in under this. You know,
Speaker 2: I'm not one hundred percent there, but I have a
Speaker 2: hunch that it's going to be more difficult. And I
Speaker 2: think Trump's finding that out. Franklin Gauz and he's finding
Speaker 2: it out in Ukraine. It's dramatically easier for an American
Speaker 2: president to reshape the United States than it is for
Speaker 2: them to reshape historical situations where you have opponents who
Speaker 2: are quite prepared to die for what they believe in.
Speaker 1: Back to your point about this being a largely economic trip.
Speaker 1: So we land in Saudi Arabia and I'm reporting from
Speaker 1: Air Force one, and we have a lot of great
Speaker 1: tape that we're going to run during the week on
Speaker 1: Hannity at nine o'clock, including you know, part one on
Speaker 1: my interview with the President tonight. But we have other
Speaker 1: guests as well. And anyway, we land and within an hour,
Speaker 1: I'm in a room with the top every big business
Speaker 1: that every American would whose name they'd recognize. I didn't
Speaker 1: realize that at the time because I'm at a table
Speaker 1: with people and it was a mix of people from
Speaker 1: Saudi Arabia, business people, foreign ministers, and cabinet officials. I
Speaker 1: was sitting next to the longest running cabinet official in
Speaker 1: Saudi Arabia, and they're all there, and the president's cabinet
Speaker 1: is there, and the Crown Prince's cabinet is there. It's
Speaker 1: a who's who of business. I mean, when I read
Speaker 1: the entire list, I was stunned about how many people.
Speaker 1: Every big company in America that you can think of
Speaker 1: probably was here. That's how big it was. What is
Speaker 1: your reaction to that, Well, I do a peace fright,
Speaker 1: and then why would they ever invite me to such
Speaker 1: a dinner like the lunch like that? I mean, that's
Speaker 1: a that's the mystery of the century.
Speaker 3: No.
Speaker 2: No, that's a simple commentary on how much he regards
Speaker 2: you as a personal friend of what thirty years experience.
Speaker 2: I mean, you know, you're in a unique position inter
Speaker 2: of anybody in the news world in terms of how
Speaker 2: close you are to him and how candid and deep
Speaker 2: the friendship is. But I think what you're saying I
Speaker 2: wrote about this a little bit on Friday when I
Speaker 2: wrote a piece called to the becoming Trump Economic Boom.
Speaker 2: What Donald Trump is a businessman who is now president,
Speaker 2: but he has all the instincts of a very successful entrepreneur.
Speaker 2: He is able to call and work with entrepreneurs, he
Speaker 2: knows their language, he knows what they're dealing with, and
Speaker 2: offering everybody a chance in his first year of his
Speaker 2: second presidency to be on the ground floor and potentially
Speaker 2: make a huge amount of money and invest an enormous
Speaker 2: amount of America. And if we can get this the
Speaker 2: budget through in the next couple of weeks, I think
Speaker 2: you're going to see just an enormous impetus because between
Speaker 2: the tariff negotiations, the dramatically lower taxes, the very dramatic deregulation,
Speaker 2: America is going to become the best place in the
Speaker 2: world to invest in. And frankly, one of the groups
Speaker 2: that has a lot of money to invest to the Saudis.
Speaker 2: So there's talk that they're going to commit to a
Speaker 2: trillion dollars invested in the US over the next decade.
Speaker 2: Now that's real money. Now.
Speaker 1: I want to go back to a point I was
Speaker 1: making earlier, which is that a lot of these countries,
Speaker 1: I think, have had to thread this needle of radicalism
Speaker 1: within their ranks, and yet their desire to pivot to
Speaker 1: a to a modernization that is rooted in economic growth,
Speaker 1: wealth prosperity for all people. You're not going to change
Speaker 1: people's religion. You're not going to change their culture. You know,
Speaker 1: those people that think those things I think, you know,
Speaker 1: are just it's never going to happen. And you know,
Speaker 1: like this whole issue, for example, is a Qatar gives
Speaker 1: this plane to President Trump, and I looked at the
Speaker 1: deal on the surface, and then I started to do
Speaker 1: some research. And what did I find out? The US
Speaker 1: right now has over twenty six billion dollars in active
Speaker 1: government to government defense sales with Katar. That's happening right now.
Speaker 1: For context, the Foreign Military Sales Program allows the US
Speaker 1: government to sell military equipment, training services to foreign government
Speaker 1: and organizations. Currently about one hundred and ninety countries international
Speaker 1: organizations participate. But the recent sales to Qatar, and by
Speaker 1: the way, the same thing goes for the Saudist as well,
Speaker 1: include their most sophisticated military technology. Let me put it
Speaker 1: another way, mister speaker, maybe a little bit more bluntly.
Speaker 1: This plane was not given and I know people have
Speaker 1: made comparisons to the Bidens. This was not to enrich
Speaker 1: Donald Trump. If not for the United States, they would
Speaker 1: not have security in this region. The Saudis wouldn't have it,
Speaker 1: Qatar wouldn't have it, the UAE wouldn't have it. And
Speaker 1: in many ways, I feel like that's part of the
Speaker 1: relationship because we are saving their country. We're helping to
Speaker 1: save their country against radicals that also want to destroy
Speaker 1: them too.
Speaker 2: Well. Look, I think that there's no question that Katar
Speaker 2: once he gained some affection with this transaction, also no
Speaker 2: question that it is a public transaction. It saved the
Speaker 2: United States over four hundred million dollars because the Boeing
Speaker 2: has failed to build the new Air Force ones on
Speaker 2: a timely basis, which is a disaster. And by the way,
Speaker 2: Bowling is going to be one of the big winners
Speaker 2: on this trip because I think several of the countries
Speaker 2: are going to place huge orders for Boweling airliners. So
Speaker 2: I mean, I mean Trump. Trump is very concerned about
Speaker 2: the survival of Bowling despite what has been a decade
Speaker 2: of incompetent management, and he has great hope that their
Speaker 2: new CEO, who's an engineer, is going to turn things around.
Speaker 2: But this is not what the founding father is worried
Speaker 2: about this. This is not like the French president who
Speaker 2: was privately getting diamonds from a country in Africa for
Speaker 2: his own pocketbook. This is this is a public activity
Speaker 2: involving a public good. And I'm not particularly offended if
Speaker 2: we can get a four hundred million dollar plane and
Speaker 2: given our budget.
Speaker 1: All right, click break, welcome back. We're in Saudi Arabia.
Speaker 1: We are in Rio Odd more with former Speaker of
Speaker 1: the House New Gingrich on all of the big news.
Speaker 1: Don't forget President Trump on Hannity tonight nine Eastern as
Speaker 1: we continue from Riod. And then you know, former Speaker
Speaker 1: of the House Snoop Giggrich is with US broadcasting today
Speaker 1: from Riod. We're in Saudi Arabia. Well, let me give
Speaker 1: you more context, because again, you know, rather than rush
Speaker 1: to judgment like all of my colleagues in the state
Speaker 1: run legacy media mob, Qatar has the largest US military
Speaker 1: base in the Middle East. And here's a number that
Speaker 1: you probably have not heard before, and you know pretty
Speaker 1: much everything, but it was very deep in the weeds
Speaker 1: and I found it. Since two thousand and three, Qatar
Speaker 1: has invested over eight billion dollars in our military base
Speaker 1: to support key US Central Command operations. I didn't hear
Speaker 1: anybody complaining about that money being spent.
Speaker 2: No, And I actually I had dinner with General Abrams
Speaker 2: at that base just before the campaign against Iraq in
Speaker 2: two thousand and three. You put Trainger on it earlier.
Speaker 2: These countries are terrified of the Iranians, and they don't
Speaker 2: want to have to rely on either the Russians or
Speaker 2: the Chinese because they don't regard either of them as
Speaker 2: desirable allies, you know. And so in the end, the
Speaker 2: one country in the world that has had a track
Speaker 2: record of taking on the Iranians and building a network
Speaker 2: of support is the United States, and that's been that
Speaker 2: That's why the Middle East is so extraordinarily complicated, because
Speaker 2: it's you know, it turns out that from their standpoint,
Speaker 2: Israel is no longer the central issue that it was
Speaker 2: forty years ago. Iran is now the central issue.
Speaker 1: Well, I mean, and we did partner correct me if
Speaker 1: I'm wrong, because you are a historian, and at heart
Speaker 1: you really are a professor, and I've learned an awful
Speaker 1: lot from you over the many years of our friendship,
Speaker 1: and you are like an older brother to me. But
Speaker 1: correctly if I'm wrong, we did partner with our oars
Speaker 1: jeemy the former Soviet Union in World War Two. That
Speaker 1: might be a little detail that people forgot.
Speaker 2: At Church. Churchill, who is a staunch Ani Communist, said,
Speaker 2: if the Devil decided to fight Hitler, I'd find at
Speaker 2: least a few good words to say about Hell.
Speaker 1: Correct. I don't think you can say it any better.
Speaker 1: I know you have to run, mister speaker. Wish you
Speaker 1: were here with us in Saudi Arabia. You are deeply
Speaker 1: missed and all the.
Speaker 2: Time I've known you, this may have been the coolest
Speaker 2: thing you've done. This trip with you being right in
Speaker 2: the middle of it is astonishing.
Speaker 1: I think you'll enjoy the President in my interview tonight.
Speaker 1: I hope you. I hope you won't miss it. Appreciate
Speaker 1: your time as always, sir, Thank you, Speaker of the House.
Speaker 1: New Gingbridge will get to your calls eight hundred nine
Speaker 1: four one, Shawn, if you ever want to be a
Speaker 1: part of this program, Yes, we'll take your calls. In
Speaker 1: Saudi Arabian Riot one hundred and eight degrees today, Linda
Speaker 1: Hunt and it's a dropleasing you always say you're cold
Speaker 1: so you're now you're nice and warm, nice and toast. No, no, no,
Speaker 1: this is a little too hot, little too hot.
Speaker 2: Pale Irish skin.
Speaker 1: Uh oh, it was covered. I still had my Nike
Speaker 1: uh T shirt on with a hoodie. Oh my god,
Speaker 1: Oh my gosh. All right, we are always pleased to
Speaker 1: welcome back to the program of our friend Brigitte Gabriel,
Speaker 1: who herself is a survivor of terrorism. She's with ACT
Speaker 1: for America founder and chairman. I want to play part
Speaker 1: of Donald Trump in his speech earlier. Now, we did
Speaker 1: mention that, and we're going to play it in the
Speaker 1: last hour of the program. The President's speech here, you know,
Speaker 1: calling on the Saudias to recognize Israel. Now, privately, this
Speaker 1: is all happening. I mean, that's the untold story that
Speaker 1: we've been telling since the president's first term. Is there
Speaker 1: is a genuine fright, fear that is palpable in terms
Speaker 1: of wanting to rid the region of the threat that
Speaker 1: is Iran and Iran militancy and Iran's you know, caliphate
Speaker 1: Live or Die, and Iran wanting a weapon of mass destruction,
Speaker 1: which you know, when people tell you they want to
Speaker 1: wipe you off the face of the Earth. You might
Speaker 1: want to pay attention and listen to it. We told
Speaker 1: you the President said that we'll play more of it later.
Speaker 1: But he also said if there is a military intervention
Speaker 1: against Iran, that Israel will be the leader, but nobody's
Speaker 1: going to tell him what to do. Here's what he
Speaker 1: said with Iran.
Speaker 3: Yeah, if we if it requires military, we're going to
Speaker 3: have military. Israel will obviously be very much involved in that.
Speaker 3: He'll be the leader of that, but nobody leads us.
Speaker 3: We do what we want to do.
Speaker 1: Anyway, appreciate welcome back to the program. Great to have you.
Speaker 4: I thank you my friends. Delighted to be back with you.
Speaker 4: And what a day.
Speaker 1: Well, tell me what your thoughts are. I'm I'm here
Speaker 1: in the middle of it. You know, I said this
Speaker 1: to nuke Gingrich in the last half hour is one
Speaker 1: of the things that happened, you know. And I'm very
Speaker 1: very clear here. I'm not putting aside since in the past.
Speaker 1: I'm not overlooking past positions radicalisms, turning a blind eye
Speaker 1: towards radicalism. But I am seeing the emergence of a
Speaker 1: desire to move away from radicalism, and I think that
Speaker 1: needs to be pointed out, but it's going to have
Speaker 1: to be back with action. But more importantly, you know,
Speaker 1: in the President's first term, it was the United States, Israel, Egypt, Jordan, Emirates,
Speaker 1: the Saudis all aligned in ways that it seemingly never
Speaker 1: got any press sharing intelligence for example, all against Iranian
Speaker 1: hegemony in the region. And I think that's an untold story.
Speaker 1: Nobody wants the Iranians to get a nuke. Everybody is aligned,
Speaker 1: Everybody knows the danger to the region and the entire world.
Speaker 1: That and economic prosperity seemed to be driving where the
Speaker 1: Middle East is potentially heading. And I think that's why
Speaker 1: the President called on the Saudis to recognize and support Israel.
Speaker 4: Exactly Sean and especially since October seventh last year, we
Speaker 4: have seen destruction on display on world news no matter
Speaker 4: where you are in the world. The Arabs who are
Speaker 4: living outside of them midd least, we're watching the destruction
Speaker 4: of Gaza, the destruction of cities in Lebanon, the destruction
Speaker 4: of Syria, the falling apart. They are watching the destruction
Speaker 4: of Yemen under the hotties, and they are saying to themselves,
Speaker 4: especially when they look at the prosperity of Saudi Arabia,
Speaker 4: the prosperity of the United Arab Imarats you know, Kata
Speaker 4: are all the nations that invested in commercial building, an
Speaker 4: industrial revolution. They are watching how they are prospering. Their
Speaker 4: people are living in peace, they are getting wealthier, their
Speaker 4: children are getting more education. And on the other hand,
Speaker 4: you are seeing poverty, starvation, pain and throughout the Arabic
Speaker 4: world for those who are supporting terrorism. So at the
Speaker 4: end of the day, especially after the last year and
Speaker 4: a half, they are tired. The Arabs who are in
Speaker 4: the Palestinian territories as much as the eighth Israel, we
Speaker 4: are now seeing a backlash against Hamas. Hammas is suppressing
Speaker 4: that backlash. This is why it is not being advertised
Speaker 4: on the world media. We see glimpse of it because
Speaker 4: Hamas puts the Cabas on it. But the Palestinians are
Speaker 4: sick and tired of the leadership of Hamas. People in
Speaker 4: Syria want to get back alive. People in Lebanon are
Speaker 4: tired of Hosbala manipulating their life. After all, they destroyed
Speaker 4: the country. So this is why today President Trump's message
Speaker 4: and what we are seeing, what we witnessed today out
Speaker 4: of Riyad. You know, when I was watching his speech today,
Speaker 4: I had multiple television screens at my office. I was
Speaker 4: watching Al Rabilla, Al Jazeera, Ahad TV, multiple leading Arabic
Speaker 4: news agencies as well as watching his speech, and the
Speaker 4: reaction was amazing. They have help. And I was watching
Speaker 4: the commentary afterwards when different continents came on to comment
Speaker 4: on the President's speech. The different commentaries from different nations
Speaker 4: who came on different Arabic leading TV channels, whether a
Speaker 4: Ladab or Al Jezira or Alhadas, all said independently of
Speaker 4: each other, America is back. You heard that statement repeated
Speaker 4: from different people who say America is back, stronger than ever.
Speaker 4: America now is going to bring peace to the Middle East.
Speaker 4: There is a chance, and they all have help. Today
Speaker 4: can be summarized with hope for the Middle East. And
Speaker 4: you know as well as I know that President Trump
Speaker 4: is not going to throw Israel under the bus, but
Speaker 4: he's going to make sure that Israel is protected and
Speaker 4: the Sunique strong air up countries in the Middle East
Speaker 4: are going to sign a peace treaty or had something
Speaker 4: with Israel before he leaves office. In his presidency.
Speaker 1: Well, I mean, here's what I've been saying, and I
Speaker 1: think there's evidence that it's happening. Is there has been
Speaker 1: a pivot in terms of many of these Middle Eastern
Speaker 1: countries that now want to do business and prosper that that.
Speaker 1: But however, that's still going to require require them to
Speaker 1: purge the radicals that remain and not turn a blind
Speaker 1: eye as has happened in the past. You and I
Speaker 1: both know it to radicalism in their midst and as
Speaker 1: the President challenged Saudi Arabia today to make the pivot
Speaker 1: and call, we called on the Saudis to join the
Speaker 1: Abraham Accords recognizing Israel, and I think at the right point.
Speaker 1: I honestly think that the only reason they don't do
Speaker 1: it is because they believe that there'll be retribution and
Speaker 1: they don't have the military might to take on the Iranians.
Speaker 1: Am I wrong?
Speaker 4: No, you are correct. They are afraid of the retribution
Speaker 4: because look at it this way. In America, we have
Speaker 4: elections every four years, and every four years we changed leadership.
Speaker 4: Look at the previous leadership under Biden. I mean, what
Speaker 4: a difference between the welcome reception of President Trump and
Speaker 4: the givenescry between President Trump and Ben Selman. You can
Speaker 4: see it on display. They are true friends. There's a
Speaker 4: truly genuine respect and admiration with Biden. One Biden landed
Speaker 4: when he was in in South Arabia, we didn't even
Speaker 4: know if they were going to shake hands. I mean,
Speaker 4: it was such a cold, different type of fabricated theater
Speaker 4: in front of the world relationship, but it meant nothing.
Speaker 4: So the Faoudies were always afraid because they cannot trust
Speaker 4: what comes next. What President Trump is trying to do now,
Speaker 4: especially with the codification of these business relationships, menting these
Speaker 4: business deals, especially the military deals that have wing with
Speaker 4: Saudi Arabia. This gives the Saudis these strength the confidence
Speaker 4: to say, Okay, we know America's got our back. We
Speaker 4: know that under his presidency, because we've got another for
Speaker 4: three years of President Trump. We know for the next
Speaker 4: three years we can move their relationship and the assurances
Speaker 4: so far forward that we can be protected if we
Speaker 4: recognize Israel and do a peace treaty with Israel, even
Speaker 4: if it's on the governmental level like Egypt, like Jordan. Look,
Speaker 4: zeb and Jordan have a peace treaty with Israel on
Speaker 4: a governmental level. Not that the people of Jordan or
Speaker 4: the people in Egypt are in love with Israel, but
Speaker 4: at least at the government level, they know there's not
Speaker 4: going to be any war, and governments are cooperating with
Speaker 4: each other and sharing intelligence protecting each other. As you
Speaker 4: well know, the Egyptians and the Saudis and the United
Speaker 4: Arab Immert and the Israelis are coordinating on intelligence, especially
Speaker 4: when it comes to protecting themselves and their interests from Iran,
Speaker 4: who wants to establish a giminy in the Middle East.
Speaker 4: I think President Trumps today's visit the Saudi Arabia and
Speaker 4: his speech, and also the way he edified Vincelman, the
Speaker 4: crown Prince, and how he kept praising him and lifting
Speaker 4: his stature in the eyes of the Arabic world and
Speaker 4: Arabic leaders. You know, there's a difference between edifying somebody
Speaker 4: in front of their own people, but when you edify
Speaker 4: them on the world stage while people representative from around
Speaker 4: the world are sitting there and speech carried worldwide, where
Speaker 4: the Arabic media, the Arabic everybody was watching today's speech.
Speaker 4: When he lifted up the crown trends to the point
Speaker 4: where you are my friend. I love you. We're going
Speaker 4: to have a great relationship business wise, family wise for
Speaker 4: years to come. You will always be my friend. You've
Speaker 4: got you did an amazing job building Saudi Arabia. I'm
Speaker 4: impressed with what you have accomplished. He praised him in
Speaker 4: every way and by lifting his stature, as if if
Speaker 4: he's lifting anyway, I mean he's already very well respected,
Speaker 4: but by elevating him to the level of almost like Trump,
Speaker 4: the Trump of the Middle East, Benceelman, that gives ben
Speaker 4: Selman the strength to be able to make decisions move
Speaker 4: forward without fearing retribution on the level that it would
Speaker 4: have been four years ago.
Speaker 1: Well, I got to tell you some I think you
Speaker 1: you've really analyzed this very well. Well, I quick break.
Speaker 1: We'll come right back more with Regie Cabriel as we continue.
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Speaker 1: Don't forget my interview with the President tonight on Air
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Speaker 1: Eastern cite you DVR. You know, I give I brought
Speaker 1: this up with New two on this issue of Qatar
Speaker 1: and the plane. You know, it's very funny that nobody
Speaker 1: ever mentions that if it wasn't for the United States,
Speaker 1: it's military might, it's willingness to share its military technology.
Speaker 1: We currently have twenty six billion in active government to
Speaker 1: government defense sales with Katar. Because they need our technology,
Speaker 1: they need our military might, they need our military advancement.
Speaker 1: Nobody ever to point it out. For example, the Qatar
Speaker 1: is the home of the largest US military base in
Speaker 1: the entire Middle East, and since two thousand and three,
Speaker 1: Qatar has invested over eight billion dollars in the base.
Speaker 1: This has been an ongoing relationship in spite of again
Speaker 1: I go back to you know, all these countries, they
Speaker 1: cannot turn a blind eye towards radicalism, anymore. Now, with
Speaker 1: that said, I agree with you. I think the fear
Speaker 1: is palpable and real. They don't want to show down
Speaker 1: with it. They don't want to be fighting the hoodies.
Speaker 1: They don't want to be fighting the Iranians. They don't
Speaker 1: want to be fighting Hisbllah. They don't want to be
Speaker 1: fighting Islamic Jiha. They don't want to be fighting Hamas.
Speaker 1: They don't have that kind of military might. Maybe united
Speaker 1: they might, so, you know, purging radicals, not turning a
Speaker 1: blind eye to radicalism is a big part, and staying
Speaker 1: focused on economic success, which is which is where they
Speaker 1: seem to be headed. And I'll give them the benefit
Speaker 1: of the doubt, but joining the Abraham Accords would be
Speaker 1: a big step that I think the President was right
Speaker 1: to call him out. You get the last word.
Speaker 4: Yes, And today we saw America's might and power on display,
Speaker 4: both political, military and business power. And the world respects that.
Speaker 4: The Middle least respects that, and that's exactly why they
Speaker 4: brought Syria to the fall. This is exactly why they said,
Speaker 4: we're going to lift the sanctions on Syria. We are
Speaker 4: open to start the talks to Syria because Saudi Arabia
Speaker 4: wanted to immediately make sure they jump in and rebuild
Speaker 4: that relationship with the Saudis to block Iran completely out
Speaker 4: what President Trump is doing. Look, President Trump is not dumb.
Speaker 4: He understands the threat of radical Islam. He understands the
Speaker 4: threat from Cutter. By the way, Cutter needs us more
Speaker 4: than we need them. We can move that base out
Speaker 4: of Kutar tomorrow and to anywhere else that base is
Speaker 4: supporting the Cutter is not us.
Speaker 1: President, thank you. They need us more than we need them,
Speaker 1: That's correct, And we give them more than anybody ever
Speaker 1: pays any attention to. You know why, because the legacy
Speaker 1: media mob is lazy, brijitite. They are lazy people that
Speaker 1: don't do any research. But I have to run. But
Speaker 1: it's always a pleasure to talk to you all the
Speaker 1: best we think the world.
Speaker 2: Do you?
Speaker 1: Thank you so much forgitque A Briel eight hundred and
Speaker 1: ninety four one seawn. All right, So the President saying
Speaker 1: we have to use force against the Ran we will,
Speaker 1: and challenging the Saudis as we broadcast from Riod to
Speaker 1: join the Abraham Accords recognize Israel, which I think was
Speaker 1: a big step, and then the President going through what
Speaker 1: was nothing short of a series of several new agreements
Speaker 1: with the Saudis today lifting sanctions. As Brigitte said on
Speaker 1: Syria announcing the billions of dollars, that the hundreds of
Speaker 1: billions of dollars committed from the Saudi government to invest
Speaker 1: in the United States, including a defense partnership, there's a
Speaker 1: lot happening here that you know, will bear a lot
Speaker 1: of fruit.
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