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Welcome back to the Durs show.

We're back at our normal time, 5.30 Eastern time.

Yesterday was a real scramble.

We didn't know what time the press conference between President Trump and Prime Minister

Netanyahu would be over, and so we kept postponing it. I wanted, obviously, to have something

fresh to talk about. And that press conference was a hell of a press conference. I'm so glad I didn't

miss it. Talk about making news. My God, they were more creative ideas, whether they're going to be able to be implemented

or not we'll talk about, but more creative ideas in that hour long or whatever press conference

than in years and years and years of meaningless diplomacy and negotiations over such a long,

long period of time. I really want to thank my son

Elon. He was able to put it all together at the last minute. You may have seen him for a second

because we did it so quickly. Somehow the camera got turned on and there he was lying back on the

couch directing me and producing me. So we apologize for that.

He wasn't supposed to be on the air,

but I really want to thank you, Lai,

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