I'm John Batchew with my colleague Gregory Copley.

We're talking about the Trump style from Trump One, make a lot of noise, be aggressive, be confident,

and something else is going on over there behind the curtain.

Is that how to describe the Abraham Accords?

Because at the time, it was a surprise, and yet it came after all that contra-temp about moving

the embassy.

Absolutely.

It was classic Trump.

He talks about the things which are not that important to him or which can be described

as fanciful.

And meanwhile, acts in complete secrecy to achieve his real intentions.

And the Abraham Accords were a classic example of that.

And that's why he gained so much respect throughout the Arab world, as well as with the Israeli government,

and why people know that when he does something,

it's going to be significant. And as we've always said, and we've said it on this program many

times, don't necessarily listen to Trump for what he is saying, but watch what he actually does.

That's not to say that he or any president is going to be infallible

or achieve their objectives all the time, but you've got to watch what he does, not what he says.

And unfortunately, we're in a world, particularly in the past few decades in the West,

where everything depends on what is said.

And nothing is about what you do.

It's all about what you say and the fact that words have consequences and the like.

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