Welcome back to the DIRS show. We've done a lot of shows on the Constitution, on Donald Trump, on Elon Musk, and on what's going on in Washington.

Today's show, not the letters, but the show is going to be largely on foreign policy. So if you don't care about Europe, you don't care about

the world, change the channel. But today's show is largely about foreign policy. It's going to be

about Ukraine, about President Trump's strategy toward Ukraine and what does he really have up his sleeve.

But before we get to that, major development in Central Europe yesterday,

the Germans elected a center-right government,

same party as Merkel, who was a very good, very good chancellor.

And now they've elected a man named Frederick Mertz to be probably the next chancellor.

There was also an increase among voters for the extreme right, the right that Elon Musk seems to have supported and the right that has had some

neo-Nazi support. So a dangerous development, but I think in Germany today, the left is more

dangerous than the right. And so I was happy with the outcome. One obvious manifestation of it was relationships

with Israel. The head of the left-wing party said that Natineau was a war criminal, just like Putin,

and he has to be arrested.

The minute he comes into Germany

and we're not gonna let Putin or Natanio into Germany,

they're both war criminals

and they both have to be arrested.

The new upcoming prime minister,

Mertz has said the exact opposite.

He said, it's ridiculous. The International

Criminal Court has no jurisdiction over Israel. This is an outrageous attempt to interfere with

Israel's self-defense, and we're not going to arrest Netanyahu. In fact, Mertz said,

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