Well, howdy there internet people, let's bow again. So today we are going to talk

about the Biden administration and options and a slight, let's call it a disagreement on the foreign policy scene.

And we will talk about what happened, why the U.S. might have been doing that to begin with,

and then we'll go through the options of what this actually means.

If you miss the news,

Netanyahu basically accused Biden of withholding military aid, slow walking it to the point that it was really impacting

operations, that kind of thing.

Now the U, they were like, we don't know what you're talking about,

genuinely no clue what you mean. We're not doing that, which is exactly what they would say if they were doing that.

Then they cancelled some meetings with some of Netanyahu's Netanyahu's team.

During this process, Netanyahu released a video

where he is speaking, and it certainly seems

as though it is created for public

consumption and we'll go through all of this now the obvious question for

those who haven't been following this storyline,

why would the US be slow walking aid?

Well, we know they were doing it.

You had a number of statements kind of off the cuff at

different points where it made it incredibly clear that it was happening to

some degree. Why? On the foreign policy scene, if your

ally asks you for military aid, you don't want to say no. It's a bad form to say no. Something that occurs at

times if you believe your ally is making a mistake is you say okay but it just

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