This reluctance to let Israel take the necessary action in southern Gaza to finish off Hamas

has been going on for months.

You don't see that as part of the same effort?

I don't think this is really an Israeli war against Palestinians or an Israeli Gaza war.

I think it's an Iranian war. And I do think you can, people say, well, you can't eliminate the threat entirely.

I don't know, how's Naziism doing in Germany today?

Where's the international pressure on Egypt?

Well, I think that's a question, listen, as a former ambassador, that's a question that you can answer.

Where is the pressure on Egypt? When people say, well, we give them all this money and so on, and that's true.

But we're getting returns on it.

A plan to provide billions of dollars in emergency aid to Ukraine and Israel.

We're not providing this aid to Ukraine because we're nice people.

Boom! Ukraine because we're nice people. So we've got two wars going on between the Gaza and Ukraine wars.

It is a tumultuous time for foreign policy in the U.S.

And my next guess, he's been at the center of some of the most significant foreign policy decisions in the last 20 years,

none other than John Bolton.

He's an attorney.

He's a former national security advisor to President Trump and the former U.S. Ambassador to the United Nations.

Thank you for joining us. I really appreciate you being here. How are you doing?

Glad to be here, doing fine.

Thank you. Let's dive right into it because you have recently said that President Joe Biden's

administration is objectively pro-Hamas. Why do you say that something like that, Ambassador?

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