Welcome to the Tudor Dixon podcast. Well last week the EU foiled Hamas terror plots in Germany and Denmark, but here's the thing.

If you defend Hamas, which is what people are actually doing when they're calling for a ceasefire,

well then you have to understand that defending Hamas means you're also clearing the way for additional attacks. I mean that's just the reality of it.

So understand that these are very wealthy terror organizations and they're now planning

attacks in Western countries and yet we still have

Biden staffers protesting outside of the White House where they work calling for a

ceasefire. These are actually his own employees that work in the White House, in his administration

that are like, dude, you're wrong, we don't like your policies, change them.

They're openly criticizing their boss, their party's policies, and there's no other way to say this, but they're asking for Joe Biden to be soft on terror.

We've talked about the soft on crime policies that they've had that have clearly not been working in the United States

But now they're saying

Joe give a little space to these terrorists give them a little bit of space so that they can attack

again in new places. I mean that's what's going to happen. So I figured the best

guy to break this down for us was my friend and also a guy that knows a little bit about Germany, Ambassador

Rick Ronell. Thank you for joining us.

Thanks for having me. It's a real honor.

Oh well I'm so happy you're here because I think we really need to start educating people on this and honestly I was talking just yesterday to a guy who is a pretty far left liberal and he was like we have to just go in and talk to the Palestinians

and talk to Hamas and this can all be cleared up we're like what why do people

think that?

Look, let's start with a couple of facts that I think is really important for this discussion.

One, you know, we've had an election in the Palestinian territories that produced Mamot Abbas in 2005.

He was supposed to be there for five years.

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