I'm John Batchew with my good colleague Elizabeth Peek, who writes a column for the Hill and column for Fox business.

And lizpeak.com, Liz, it's lizpeak.com.

Yeah.

Is where to find Liz's columns altogether.

I recommend.

We're now addressing a fact that's right in front of us

because the Nobel Prizes are being announced every day. There's one for physics today.

The Nobel Peace Prize isn't quite the same. It's in Norway, but it'll come up in the next weeks.

And Donald Trump, the twice elected president of the United States, has campaigned for it for

about 500 years, very obviously. And he can be charming about it because he's so needy. He wants

a Nobel Peace Prize. But then again, Liz, the Gaza peace deal that he's put on the table,

the settling of the dispute, no matter how brief in Kashmir, and there are other instances, one in Central Africa, where the

president has reached in through Mr. Rubio, who's also deserving of attention, and settled disputes

that might have dragged on for years. All of that is

evidence of somebody who's either very lucky or knows what he's doing and what's the heck's the

difference. The results are positive. And I believe the Arab signing on to the Gaza peace plan

is a major breakthrough for the president's ability to negotiate.

So holding it back from him at this point is probably more significant than giving it to him and moving on.

I think that's true. I mean, goodness gracious, he should have gotten it way back when, when the Abraham chords were first announced, John,

because that was the most significant movement towards a peaceful Middle East that we have seen, I think, in our lifetime.

You might disagree.

Obviously, the meeting between Israel and Egypt was extremely impactful, et cetera.

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