And so in Washington, D.C., this will be the first meeting. And there are, I think there's been

invitations for 50 or 60 countries. It's $1 billion if you want a permanent seat at the table.

And some of the countries have already offered to buy that seat. There is, of course, members, but then there's the basically the board, the main,

well, I would say the executive board, which includes several positions, but one of them is

Trump. Trump is the chairman of this board. And it's a lifetime thing.

So it's just because he goes out of office, doesn't mean it's over.

And so I find it interesting that, you know, if he's here, how long he, how long is he

going to live?

We don't know.

But what I find fascinating is that you have this Board of Peace now, which is kind of

operating independently of the UN. The UN is not happy have this Board of Peace now, which is kind of operating independently of the UN.

The UN is not happy about this because, of course, their funding is down.

Countries are kind of abandoning ever since Trump kind of withdrew from, I don't know, several dozen agencies.

And of course, when you withdraw, you don't pay your due.

You say, I'm not paying.

I'm not part of the thing anymore.

Well, in many ways, that's very good because it's going to bankrupt a lot of these

worthless agencies that the UN has.

So the UN is very concerned.

But this Board of Peace, it creates positions that are potentially lifetime, that are

unelected, relatively speaking. So as we look forward to the time when we understand that

Israel, Ezekiel 38 talks about Israel being, dwelling quietly or securely. We also know in

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