Netanyahu's trip to the US.

0:00 Speaker 1 Sunday morning. Well with us is Alan Dushowitz, a good friend, one of the smartest guys I know, Harvard I guess alumni and a professor for fifty years. Well, Alan, I know you’re away someplace in Europe in I think Italy, but you got your finger on the trigger of what’s going on in America. Tell us about net and Yahoo’s trip.

0:28 Tell us about what do you think is going on in New York City another one of your homes.

0:34 Speaker 2 Well, I’m in Italy, actually looking for a place to move to after mom DONEI becomes a mayor of New York.

0:40 Speaker 1 No, I’m joking.

0:40 Speaker 2 I’m going to stay in New York and fight him and fight to make sure he doesn’t get elected. I mean, he is a real biggot. I’ll give you the best example of his biggotry. He wants to have socialized medicine, he wants to have free healthcare, he wants to have free education. There’s one country in the Middle East that

0:59 has all of that, Israel. But he would never praise Israel because you know who runs Israel, Jews. You know who, mam and Dami doesn’t like Jews, so he’ll never say a nice thing about about Israel, about or about Jews, and yet he has Jews supporting him.

1:16 Speaker 1 You know, the.

1:19 Speaker 2 Person who was running against him, and now others are supporting him. It’s it’s ridiculous, and he shouldn’t be the mayor of New York. And I will do everything in my power to support a candidate who can actually beat him.

1:31 So there’s a lot of discussion here about mom DOMI. As far as Nataniel is concerned, what a great job he did. He comes to America. Trump’s not the easiest guy in the world. Often to get along with you have to do a Trump’s way or the highway. And yet you have almost a week long series of meetings.

1:48 There’s no confrontations, there’s no disagreements. They have quiet conversations, they have dinners, they have meetings in the Oval Office, and Kings seemed to be moving in the right direction. I think the world is closer to peace because of both Trump and Natonielle who and yet both of them are so hated by irrational people who are afflicted with

2:10 Trump de rangement syndrome Natonille de rangement syndrome. Can’t we use common sense and support people when they deserve support? So I support Trump and I support Natonio. For this week’s work.

2:22 Speaker 1 I agree with you one hundred and ten percent in net and Yahoo. Look, we ended the war in the Middle East. By the way, the hoodies are they still sinking ships? That did they ship sink a ship the other day?

2:41 Speaker 2 They did. They killed people, people of Greek background and of other backgrounds, and they’re provoking and they’re Ibran. Of course, if Uran turned off the switch, they would immediately stop. Because they get all their weapons from around, they get all the money from Iron. So this is Iran fighting against the world using surrogates. And look, the world will

3:03 never have peace as long as the current regime is in power in Iran. Let’s be very clear about that. The only way to achieve peace in the Middle East, the only way to achieve a two states solution. If that’s what people want, you must must have regime change in Iran. You must turn Iran back to its support

3:19 for the United States, which it had under the Shah and which it has had historically. The Iranian people, the Persian people are wonderful. They can accept democracy unlike some others in the Middle East. And we ought to be pushing, if not overtly, at least quietly, for as much regime change as we possibly can. That’s what’s needed in Iran.

3:42 To get rid of the houtis to get rid of Hamasu, to get rid of Hezbollah. That’s essential.

3:47 Speaker 1 I I agree one hundred percent, you know, and I tell my friends that try to talk about Iran, I mean, if Iran is a support, find the hoodies and Hamas and the husb La. I mean, if they had nuclear weapons, they might give it to them too, I mean, and then blame somebody else.

4:10 Speaker 2 They would They would not give them nuclear rockets and nuclear bombs, but they would give them suitcase bombs that could be planted in large buildings and kill you know, thousands of people. They could do you know, a dozen nine to elevens with nuclear suitcases and other nuclear weapons.

4:28 So it’s essential that regime change occur there, and if not, regime change is essential that Iran be stopped from using its centiffusions and other weaponization of its nuclear material. So you know, the job is not complete. It was a very good job, and you have to praise. First of all, you have to praise the American warriors who drop those

4:53 bombs with such an incredible precision. And the Israeli warriors too, many of whom have given their lives to say Israel. But second, you really have to praise both not to Know and Trump. They deserve a commendation. I believe that Trump deserves an Obel Peace Prize. Who else is going to get it? Some obscure person from some state nobody’s

5:13 ever heard of, who maybe did something for their own people. But what Trump has done is increase the chances of Row peace dramatically. And if he can bring about an end to the fighting in Ukraine, and if he then doesn’t get an Obel Peace Prize, they should have boaced an Obel Peace Prize.

5:29 Speaker 1 Again, we agree. Well, Professor Duschowitz, thank you so much for calling in from your vacation, and we’ll catch up with you when you return.

5:41 Speaker 2 I love to talk to you because you have common sense. Thanks. Thank you,