to be Eric M. Texas show with your host Eric M. Texas.

Hey there folks. I have a friend and best selling author in the studio. Joel Rosenberg.

Welcome. It's great to be with you. Welcome to New York. Thank you and great to be

on your. It's not that new for you, but it's new for me to have been on your TV and set.

It's it seems new. Yes. If you can watch this folks, if you see this on video, which is

very tough to do if you listen to it as a radio program. But if you see it on video, you

think, wow, what a beautiful room. If you listen to it as a radio program, which most

people do, you're thinking who cares? Who tokens? Shut up, Eric. You have a book out.

You look, you're, I don't know how to, how to sum you up. You are a political consultant.

You're an Israeli. You're an expert on Israel. And I, I, I, I thought of this the, the

other day when I heard about the, I guess, dust up is the term we're using between a former

prime minister Netanyahu and Trump. I was, I've had a busy few days. So I almost couldn't

believe that that was possible. So for people who missed that or who, or who want to understand

what's, what's going on. What, what, what happened? Well, a week ago, a new book came out in

Israel, only in Hebrew, but excerpts began to be released in English. Our new service,

all Israel news covered it. And the headline was basically, Trump furious with Netanyahu

tells Netanyahu or says of Netanyahu, F him. And you're like, whoa, whoa, wait, that can't

be true. You know, your first instinct is this fake news. Nothing. Not that he could

surprise. The thing about Trump using an expletive, but the point is, why would he be upset with

Netanyahu? What is it possible that Netanyahu said or didn't say that would, would conceivably

upset? That's right. And then that, that's the question. And I think many even juggles

on people just conservatives generally, supporters of both men would say that doesn't, it doesn't

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