The speaker argues Trump's election signals a global shift, with allies and the Middle East stabilizing. He notes the Biden staff's anger toward Israel has cooled and praises Netanyahu, 75, as a decisive leader who follows through on his word.
The, the world is slowly— or, or our allies are, are start— are starting to, uh, take shape, all right, are starting to refocus, are starting to understand that America is back, uh, with the election of Trump. I think you're gonna— you're seeing that in the Middle East, where the Middle East is calming down. Uh, you don't see Biden's staff getting outraged about Israel, uh, and their fight. And pray for Netanyahu, by the way. He's undergone some surgery, but everything seems to be fine. I didn't realize he was 75 years old. He looks great for 75. All right, so really good. So anyway, but you can see that the world is taking shape just because the world understands that we have a man that's going to be entering the White House again. A man, when it comes to foreign policies, that says what he means, means what he says, and they will not be able to take America for granted.
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