“Trump Is The Ultimate Deal Maker” - Israel Hostages FREED After HISTORIC Gaza Peace Deal
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Summary
In this episode, we talk about the release of the hostages from the Gaza Strip, the importance of being a process person, and how to deal with a CEO who wants to get it all done at his own pace.
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President Trump was in Israel this morning, and he's up there giving the speech.
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You see everybody around the world is sitting there saying,
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You have 20 hostages that are officially released.
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I believe we have all the hostages back in Israel, if I'm not mistaken, Rob.
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And we're going to show you a couple glimpses of these messages that he gave,
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I'm going to start off with you first before anybody else.
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Here's President Trump this morning in Israel. Go for it.
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Let me also convey my tremendous appreciation for all of the nations of the Arab and Muslim world
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that came together to press Hamas, to set the hostages free, and to send them home.
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We had a lot of help. We had a lot of help from a lot of people that you wouldn't suspect.
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It's an incredible triumph for Israel and the world to have all of these nations working together
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And it's pretty unusual for you to see that, but it happened in this case.
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This was a very unusual point in time, a brilliant point in time.
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Generations from now, this will be remembered as the moment that everything began to change,
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and change very much for the better. Like the USA right now, it will be the golden age of Israel
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and the golden age of the Middle East. It's going to work together.
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You can pause it right there. Adam, how big of a deal is this?
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It's a big deal. I mean, it's a big deal that a lot of people don't want to give them credit for.
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Obviously, we spoke to that a little bit at the top of the show.
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It's interesting because I've been studying this because I'm from California.
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In California, we have process people. People want to talk and talk and talk.
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It's always a seat at the table, people treated with dignity.
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It's just the homeless need to be treated with dignity and compassion,
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and then 10 years goes by, more homeless. We talk about everything.
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He does everything. Because his background is commercial, builder, real estate guys.
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And anyone whose background is in building is always in a hurry.
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So they show up and they go, okay, the slab is poured.
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They go, we can't put the windows in until we frame.
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Well, where are the windows? Where are the frames?
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It's a constant, you can't do this until you do that.
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And you know he spent his whole life walking around job sites going,
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where's the marble? Where's the tile? It's held up.
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It's at the port. Well, get it over here. Let's go.
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Because in building, you can't, everything is waiting on the next thing.
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The foundation has to go, then the framing, then the steel guys,
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So he comes in here and you could see it when he came to California after the fires.
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She wants to go to Ghana and get in ceremonial garb and dance.
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He comes and sits down and goes, what's going on?
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And she's like, whoa, slow down, slow down, pump the brakes.
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Kamala Harris, does she want to close the border?
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And the process people get upset when the people who do stuff show up
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They get pissed off and their plan is not, we'll do stuff faster.
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It's shut that guy up and get him the hell off this job site.
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By the way, what a point, Tom, when you think about that.
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Because if you work in a place, like you go from a big company,
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You're dealing with a startup CEO, startup founder.
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So you either have to be able to go at his pace
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or you're going to be left behind when he's going at the space.
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Rob, I don't know if you have this video or not.
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This is just B-roll of actual Israel right now.
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There was this banner that was displayed on the beach in Tel Aviv, a giant thank you.
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Just to kind of speak to the moment, Sarah, of what kind of Israel is bracing for right now.
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He's only going to be here for less than five hours on the ground in Jerusalem.
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But here he's speaking to the members of the parliament.
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And partaking in that as we see him also standing alongside the prime minister, Benjamin Netanyahu.
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I mean, it's been two years since October 7th, and we've seen the world go into chaos.
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The world went into chaos after COVID, and then this just was like the icing on the cake
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where it's like just gave everybody permission to absolutely lose their mind.
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If you're pro-America, if you're anti-America, gave you permission to burn the American flag.
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If you hated Trump, wow, this is a great excuse for you to get out there.
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If you want to elect someone like Zoran Mondani, boom, excuse.
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The kids these days, they say, don't talk about it, be about it.
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You said the number one thing a politician has to be these days is what?
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Whether it's a real estate deal, whether it's a tariff deal,
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whether it's a hostage deal, whether it's a peace deal, Trump is about business.
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And here you see the world just galvanized around Trump saying they thought that he would start World War III.
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He thought that he would give chaos to the world.
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Everything they said about Trump turned out to be false.
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And everything is just culminating with this deal right now.
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But today's an amazing day for everyone involved.
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Rob, by the way, we don't know if they thought it or they just said it.
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You know, all the Hitlerian stuff or World War III or the economy is going to collapse, the stock market, whatever.
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So when you go like they thought he was going to start World War III, did they think it or are they just talking?
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Well, I don't know if they think it, but they called him Hitler a million times, and now he's the best friend of Israel's ever had, according to Bibi Netanyahu.
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Here's what I think when it comes to all the Hitler talk.
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The old guard, you know, Pelosi, Schumer, these people, I mean, Hillary Clinton, we're talking average age 80 at this point.
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The 19-year-old kid who's been playing video games and vaping his whole life and is now in a bunch of pharmaceuticals, that kid believes them when they say Hitler.
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They're taking pictures with Hitler and going to his wedding and stuff like that.
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So they go, they say it, they don't believe it, but young and impressionable does, and that's when the bullets start flying, and that's the danger of it to me.
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Is there anything there that can hold people accountable, or that's just a risk of freedom of speech?
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Because, you know, somebody may say, well, they can say that, and somebody can react to it.
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Let's try to lower the temperatures, but you're flirting with freedom of speech, you know, that's one of the great things about America.
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I think when they keep saying the same thing, you know, they call everyone racist, for instance.
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I'd be running for my life right now from the studio if I was scared of people who look different than me.
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You go out into society, you live in L.A., you live in Miami, you look around, scared of people who look different than everybody you interact with looks different in the modern United States.
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So they're going to keep saying it, and it's going to wear off.
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It's just going to keep wearing thinner to the point where it doesn't mean.
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He's going to do all these great deals and have all these peace accords, and they look – their punishment is they're inaccurate, and people think they're fools.
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It's like dating a girl that keeps saying the same thing over and over and over until you're like, listen, man, it doesn't hurt anymore.
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Rob, do you have your phone with you, by the way?
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You see my text message I'm sending, or am I sending it to the wrong number?
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Tom, so, Rob, if you don't mind playing this clip.
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So, this is when Bibi says the Trump's greatest friend Israel has had.
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No American president has ever done more for Israel.
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And as I said in Washington, it ain't even close.
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Mr. President, today, we welcome you here to thank you for your pivotal leadership in putting forward a proposal that got the backing of almost the entire world.
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A proposal, a proposal that brings all our hostages home.
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You have that picture, Rob, of all the hostages?
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You know, you're seeing all this stuff all over the place.
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You've been on the podcast, P-B-D podcast, for how long now?
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They gave the women and children initially earlier.
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Well, first, going back to what Adam was saying about, you know, downplaying the Hitler and the—
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When you've watered down Hitler, when you've watered down racists, it's so dangerous because
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then when the real racists and the real second Hitler or somebody that bad comes around,
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But, Pat, going to your question, with going to Donald Trump, I personally, from—I was living
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in L.A., Adam, during, you know, his first run and—good Adam.
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First run and everything, I was wearing a red hat, getting—it was a red hat, a Yankee
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I had to deal with all that nonsense, all the lost family members, lost really, really good
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From that to where we are today, if you can't say—I'm talking about put George Washington
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and all of them aside, he is going to go down, love him or hate him, as one of the greatest
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As of right now, the stuff that he has done and the crap that he's had to go through that
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they put him through with Russia and impeachments and everything, it's—like, it is done.
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The fact—by the way, the Nobel Peace people have lost all credibility.
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I never said that they actually had it before, but this guy has stopped eight wars.
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So now Hamas, at this point, Adam, they're just—what?
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Hamas is just sitting around going, OK, we gave him back.
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What I would do right now is go after full freaking initiative.
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I saw one of these hostages just get released, and he looked like the person—the IDF soldiers
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talking to him was a female—he looked up into the sun, and you could see that he hasn't
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seen that thing in a long time, and he just had a moment, and then she was trying to talk
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I think it's amazing, and he's going to go down as one of the best.
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Talking about the Nobel Peace Prize, you know what's the weirdest thing about the Nobel Peace
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Prize is you have to submit your candidates for Nobel Peace Prize before January 31st,
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which means it would have been 11 days from him winning, so January 20th.
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He has to be nominated for a Nobel Peace Prize previous to January 31st, okay?
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So they nominated, at that time, Maria Corina Machado.
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Because Venezuela, Maduro, all that other stuff, right?
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So this is the whole thing with the deadline that you've got to submit before that.
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This is what makes—everybody's like, oh, that makes sense.
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Obama becomes president, and they say he won eight and a half months later.
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He won 11 days later because he became president January 20th.
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They nominated him as a Nobel Peace Prize within that 11 days, and then he won—that means
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before he was doing anything, they gave him a Nobel Peace Prize, and this guy here, Putin
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comes out and says, you know, Trump is too good to get a Nobel Peace Prize, and Trump actually
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There's a clip of Trump thanking Putin for saying the president is too good to be awarded
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...worthy or unworthy, but at a close premium, I don't know, but he really does a lot to resolve
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such complex issues that have lasted for decades, for years, or indeed for a happy crisis.
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I have already said exactly I know in relation to the crisis in Ukraine, and Screens is committed
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Maybe we will still be able to do a lot based on the agreement of discussions, areas of use.
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But he's definitely trying, definitely working on these issues.
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Issues of achieving peace and resolving complex international situations.
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That's Putin, and then Trump just tweeted a thank you.
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President Putin responds to President Trump not winning the Nobel Peace Prize.
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The committee discussed the prize for people who have done nothing for the world.
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He solves complex problems, crisis that the last for decades.
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By the way, what's even worse than this, Obama sends a tweet saying, hey, congratulations
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on the peace deal, all this stuff, never once saying Trump.
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And then Maria Corina Machado wins it, thanking Trump.
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And then he retweets it, still not thanking Trump.
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Maria Corina Machado said this wouldn't have happened without Trump.
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So, Tom, where are you at with all this stuff going on with Israel?
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If you say his name, he's not just going to magically appear in your house.
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The first thing is, I've always found it ironic that the Nobel Peace Prize was named for Alfred
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If you don't know that, he's the inventor of dynamite.
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Oh, it's the Nobel Peace Prize from the inventor of dynamite.
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And I think people need to appreciate the deal maker that's in the White House and getting
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As Adam Carolla said at the beginning, he's not a discussion guy.
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He's not a let's sit down, talk about it, and have tea.
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I want the foundation cured so we can start putting up steel and build this thing.
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And now we find out that also Jared Kirshner is in there part of the time, part of it.
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When the deal first came down, it started with Trump making a better relationship with
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And here's how the thing came together over literally apparently seven days after four
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It says the Hamas leader, Khalil al-Hayah, he saw it and he said, no, I'm a no on this.
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Then two days later, he came back to the Arab mediators, including the Egyptian guy.
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Egypt and Qatar told Haya, this deal is your last chance.
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They're going to pull all these people out of the zones and they are going to crush the
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This thing is going to end even worse if there is a possible worse.
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A day later, Turkey warned him, say, listen, if you don't approve the plan, I'm going to
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strip you Hamas of political and diplomatic cover.
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I'm going to leave you hanging and you need money and you're coming to me for money and
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I'm going to leave you hanging was a message from Turkey.
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Then Egypt said, listen, if you don't get with this, we are going to stop pressing and
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stop lobbying to have you have a say in Gaza's postwar governance.
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So the pressure came from the Arab community from Qatar, Egypt and Turkey in that way.
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They reached out to Khaled al-Kadami, if I'm pronouncing it right.
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Who is in Iran and he's Hamas representative in Tehran.
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So he's like the ambassador for Hamas in Tehran.
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Yeah, it sounds weird, but that's what he does.
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And they said, listen, you need to get behind this.
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But all the Palestinian civilians won't be forced out.
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We they will be a way for humanitarian resettlement and reconstruction.
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And then Tehran said, OK, if that's in there, then we're going to whisper to Hamas that we want you to do it.
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And Trump issued apparently private warning to them that said, look, we know they're out of money.
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I want to know who wants to step forward and fund them and give them the next round of arms.
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And isn't that an interesting final thing to say?
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And by the way, did you hear what he said this morning when he's like, look, you know who you are.
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Those of you guys that were a part of this Abraham Accords.
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And those of you that you're not, it's not too late to want to choose to come and do something with them.
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And Iran, you still have a shot at doing a deal with us.
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This is not a being weak in our negotiation part.
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But it's still not too late for you to come and make a better deal and make sure Iran is going to be in a better place than it was before.
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But this morning, it was very interesting listening to him give the speech that he gave.
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Obviously, it's a big deal on what happened here.
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Have some crab legs or maybe some bass, Alaskan bass?
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The guy's like a running machine going everywhere and anywhere to get the job done.
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Who is the guy who's chairman of the commission for Gaza?
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So he puts himself in there and kind of daring everybody.
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And now, by the way, not only have I got skin in the game, I'm right here.
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Tell me the presidents that we've had that could have done those things in this season.
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Because remember, this guy has been inside the tornado for so long.
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Who could have gone at this guy's pace doing what he's doing right now?
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Well, so those guys are like half the people we have in power, like ceremonial.
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Like, like Karen Bass is the ceremonial mayor of Los Angeles, but she's not into doing things.
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They're like the hood ornament in Trump's the engine.
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And out front, everyone saw him and went, Oh, look, you know, it's a Rolls Royce, you know, and got game a bunch of credit, but they weren't driving the car.
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So I don't their plan is to sort of oversee what's going on and not start a war, but not get anything done.
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And and to sort of talk about it for as long as they can talk about it before they just run out the clock.
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They're just doing four corner basketball from back in the day.
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They're just literally Joe Biden was trying to run out the clock.
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And his big thing was like, I don't want to get caught screwing something up.
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I'll try to pull the troops out of Afghanistan.
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And then, boom, you know, we'll come down on him.
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So I think these guys just sort of status quo hang out.
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They don't want to tackle anyone on the ground.
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Just keep your head down and walk around the perimeter of the warehouse.
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