But it seems that Prime Minister Netanyahu is not listening.

Well, Bill, the work that we have done has resulted in a number of movements in that region by Israel

that were very much prompted by or a result of many things, including our advocacy for what needs to happen

in the region.

Now, it's time for some sanity.

It's the Michelle Tofoya podcast.

Okay.

I'm not going to try to translate that because it's a word casserole.

I know word salad is trendy, but I'll say word casserole that is hard to decipher.

I think what she's trying to suggest is that the United States has helped influence many movements in the region.

I think that Benjamin Netanyahu has been the architect of most of the movements in the Middle East.

And I think after a year now, here we are October 7th, 2024, a year out from that massacre,

that uninvited massacre, that break of the ceasefire, instigated by Hamas,

I think that Benjamin Netanyahu is looking more and more.

Should I say Churchillian?

A guy who was willing to stand up for his country and say, I'm dealing with monsters here.

This idea of a ceasefire is not going to happen if you believe the experts on Hamas

who say that these people are evil and they're monsters and all they want to do is kill Jews.

So even if there is a ceasefire, that's not permanent, folks.

And so Benjamin Netanyahu, who is an ally, which Kamala Harris may be reluctant to admit or embrace, as we've seen her detestation of Benjamin Netanyahu, didn't attend his speech in Congress.

When she did meet with him, gave him the ice cold shoulder.

And then we're going to play a clip from you from that 60 Minutes interview that aired last night

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