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Well, we'll get to Israel this hour.

We'll get into a much more detail a little later.

But the way it stands right now, the deal is on a slight delay before Israel votes on it.

Now, what happened was Donald Trump and his team got this done. Joe Biden will try to take credit for it, but, and it should be pointed out, that

back in March, Biden's foreign policy, State Department people, did draw up some framework of an

agreement that some of that was used in this, but that was, did draw up some framework of an agreement that some of that

was used in this, but that was, again, almost a year ago, and nothing happened with it. Absolutely

nothing. No movement, no progress. They weren't able to get anything done with it. As far as drawing up

a peace agreement, that's pretty obvious stuff. I mean, anybody could draw it up, and they did,

but they couldn't come anywhere near getting it done. In fact, they made absolutely no progress

for a year. Trump comes in office and sends Steve Whitkoff over there and part of his team.

They get it moving. They get it done, they get Israel to agree,

they get Netanyahu on board. Now, what do you do about Hamas? Well, obviously, they had no fear

of the Biden administration. Look at Afghanistan. Also, Biden and the company have given them a

pass for the whole year. Trump comes in,

and all of a sudden, things are different. Trump says, if they're not back by the time I get into,

if they're not back by the time I get into office, all hell will break out in the Middle East.

And it will not be good for Hamas, and it will not be good, frankly, for anyone. All hell will break out in the Middle East. And it will not be good for Hamas, and it will not be good, frankly, for anyone.

All hell will break out.

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