you all were not telling the truth and you should not be trusted.

Congressman Matt Gates, thank you for what you did for your country today.

Be offended with the Democratic whip, not House Republicans, like a machine, Matt Gates.

Welcome to Hot Takes. I'm Congressman Matt Gates. Let's talk about the news. The biggest

news in the world is the decision for the United Arab Emirates and Israel to establish diplomatic

relations. This will allow for enhanced cooperation on security, on economic initiatives, and

areas where we have interests aligned against the radicalization of the region and the violence

and destruction and really the failed state ingredients that we've seen too often come to

bear in other countries. Perhaps we'll be able to limit the expansion of failed states.

I mean, right now, the number of failed states in the world is growing, not shrinking, having

traditional historic adversaries like the United Arab Emirates and Israel come together, certainly

reduces the likelihood that we will have destabilization. Here's Senior White House advisor,

Jared Kushner, describing the deal and its significance.

Thank you, Mr. President. And I would like to say that I want to thank the President for

his leadership on this historic peace effort. The President, like with all things, urged

us to take an untraditional approach. You can't solve problems that have gone unsolved by

doing it the same way that people before you have tried and failed. The President takes

untraditional approaches. He does things in different ways, but he uses common sense, and

he tries to unite people by focusing on common interests as opposed to allowing them to

focus on their common grievances. And what happened was here is we were able to achieve

results that others were not able to achieve, and this will advance the region, and this

will advance the whole world. I would like to say to the people of the region, Muslims,

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