you have had an amazingly interesting
and diverse career have you not that's
one way to put it I was elected to the
Hawaii state house when I was 21 people
asked me like oh my gosh you're too
young too young for what I saw things
that I had not been exposed to before
tell me why you left the Democrat Party
my position is equality for all
Americans if this election goes in the
direction of Donald Trump would you
accept a role in the administration
pelsey Gabbert is an interesting
American you may know her because she's
been in the headlines she was a rising
star in the Democratic party and then
all of a sudden story started floating
around that she in fact was a Russian
spy she wound up on something called
quiet Skies a terror watch list and had
Air Marshals surrounding her anytime she
flew even though she is to this day a
lieutenant colonel in the Army Reserves
she's been deployed she's fought for
this country and she has left the
Democrat Party spent some time as an
independent within the last week she has
declared herself a republican I'm proud
to stand here with you today president
Trump and announce that I'm joining the
Republican
party we sat down and talked talked
about this really Story Journey that
she's taken that wound up with her being
a republican just in the last few days
and how it all unfolded and wound up
where she is today well telsey thanks
for doing this you have had an amazingly
interesting and diverse career have you
not that's one way to put it yeah for
sure were you the youngest person to
ever be elected to congress in Hawaii or
one of the youngest uh yes I was elected
to the Hawaii state house when I was 21
yeah uh I I've been told I was the
youngest woman ever elected uh in the
country uh and then I was elected to
congress 10 years later when you were
elected in Hawai had you graduated from
college you had not no I had taken a
break to help my mom my mom had run for
Board of Education she was the first
person in our family to run for office
and I was at a point where I was
thinking about going back to school and
potentially studying political science
and then there was an open seat in the
the state house and so it was like all
right I can go and talk about it in a
classroom where I can actually just go
and and do it and be in a position to
help solve problems and uh I I took that
ladder route and was elected were you
opposed yeah everyone else was very well
established in their professions it was
interesting because they all took me for
granted when I knocked on their doors
they're like oh my gosh you're so young
or you're too young and uh I I just
would respond and say you know too young
for what do you want these guys who are
in office now who are retired and
kicking their feet up on the desk and
not actually doing anything or do you
want some fresh leadership and new
energy and new ideas to actually get to
work and and deal with the challenges we
have yeah and you ran as a Democrat yes
and how long did you serve I was there
for one term I was campaigning for
reelection uh when uh National Guard
Brigade combat team was activated for a
deployment to Iraq yes I was in a
medical unit at the time and was not on
the mandatory deployment roster they had
somebody already filling the job that I
was trained in and my commander called
me and he said hey congratulations uh
you don't have to go you can stay keep
campaigning get reelected it was not a
contested race keep doing the good work
and then you know we'll see you when we
get back in a year and a half I knew
very quickly there was no way that I
could stay home and watch them go so
withdrew from my reelection campaign
volunteered to deploy filled a different
job that they needed filling and we were
away from Hawaii for 18 months and we
were in Iraq for for about a year in
2005 it was an experience that
completely
changed my life what was the lasting
effect on you of of being in that combat
zone there were really three major
takeaways that I had from that
experience was just uh the impact of of
the loss of human life and and how every
one of us knew that any day could be our
last I saw and learned things that I had
not been exposed to before we had
politicians from fly in make some photos
with the troops and then fly out again
uh politicians who were very glad to get
the photo up but who very clearly didn't
the lack of care and
understanding uh really really was
shocking to me and then the third thing
was was the being exposed to the war
profiteering of the military-industrial
complex uh even just on our camp and and
the operations that were happening in
that country was incredibly uh eye
openening and and that whole experience
is really when I came back from that
deployment really felt compelled to find
a way and I didn't know exactly what it
would be but to find a way where I could
take those experien and try to affect
those decisions being made about War and
Peace you've
advocated a non-interventionist foreign
policy yeah fair to say yeah do you
think those experiences there drive your
non-interventionist foreign policy
attitude yes yes that that was the
beginning and it caused me to really
take a deeper dive into our country's uh
history and present day approach to
foreign policy that has for too long
largely been interventionist in the
sense of let's go out and be the
policeman of the world and go and topple
dictators we don't like and protect the
ones we do like and try to build little
Min Americas around the world and not
really making these decisions based on
what is in the best interest of the
American people and our security how do
you balance that against what some
describe as a World's need for us
leadership around Globe yeah this this
has been the problem with uh and it's
not limited to one party but it's really
the unip party of the war machine in
Washington is
that the way that they assume we must
exercise that leadership is through the
use of of either economic Warfare or
dropping bombs rather than recognizing
that peace through strength is
multifaceted and requires the kind of
direct engagement and diplomacy
that we've seen over time from leaders
like President Kennedy with kushev and
with Ronald Reagan and quite frankly
with President Trump when he was uh
first in office people have been
critical of trump now and others that I
think practice diplomacy by having a
relationship with dictators around the
world do you think that's a good thing
or a bad thing to have a a rapport with
somebody like Putin
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most do you think that's a good thing or
a bad thing to have a a rapport with
somebody like Putin it's a good thing as
our commanderin-chief I would want that
person to go and have a good rapport to
be able to pick up the phone and call
Putin call Kim Jong and call any leader
in the world to advocate for our
interests for the interests of of our
country and and our security if you
don't have that open line of
communication it's going to be very hard
to to deconflict those tensions and to
have straight conversations about what's
at stake and and how to work through
those things President Obama refused to
engaged with Kim joh refused and the the
reason his administration gave was we
don't want to reward Kim Jong-un with a
meeting with President Obama and it just
it always boggled my mind because it's
not a reward it's about our
president advocating for our best
interest to try to deescalate those
tensions and at that time to work
towards
denuclearizing the Korean
Peninsula was that attitude that Obama
displayed then was that a Cornerstone of
your disillusionment with the Democratic
party I don't know that I would say it's
a Cornerstone but um it was one of the
many reasons over time that
uh kind of resulted in the conclusion of
today's Democrat Party
leadership uh cares more about their own
self-interest and their own power than
they do the interests of the American
people now so well I I'll give you the
first example um that that I was
confronted with as a freshman member of
Congress I was barely in office for I
don't know six or seven months in
2013 and I was a member of the Foreign
Affairs committee it was August recess
so all the members were back home and
working in their District President
Obama said that he was going to come to
Congress to ask for authorization to go
and launch an attack uh in Syria the
beginning of what would be another
regime change War uh I immediately went
back to Washington I did my due
diligence and my research and I came to
the conclusion that
Unfortunately they had no plan for what
would happen next they had no plan for
what would any kind of retaliatory act
look like either against us or our
friends in the region it was astounding
to me that after so many years of Iraq
and Afghanistan that they were saying
hey we want to go drop some bombs in
another country and we don't think
they'll respond and I came out publicly
against President Obama ama's course of
action I got a call within 24 hours and
their response was not hey we know
you've been deployed to the Middle East
a couple of times we know you have this
experience what are your concerns they
were not interested in substance at all
they admonished me for having the
audacity to go against my president the
president of my party and that was all
they cared about was loyalty to
President Obama and the party
rather than actually what's in the best
interest of the people and why I came
out with the position also I saw how
they were doing their best to try to
limit my ability to have impact and
which is why ultimately I decided not to
run for reelection to Congress I felt
that when I would introduce legislation
they would not allow it to see the light
a day and that I could have more of an
impact outside of the House of
Representatives at that time time than I
could within a party that was not
interested in the fundamentals of what
it means to be an active and thriving
democracy and how did that happen what
was the change agent what pushed it off
of what it was when you were enthralled
with it when you said this is my home
what pushed it off of that like point
where I saw and felt a major shift was
when President Trump ran for office in
2016 I think it was already kind of
starting to move in that direction like
I said with President Obama's 2013 at
that time they they weren't interested
in having Democrats who disagreed with
the president uh which was problematic
in and of itself and we saw the same
under Republicans under President Bush
that that they wouldn't go against their
president even if they knew that his
policy was wrong we don't want blind
followers of any political party but the
shift in president Trump's election uh
was was very significant where all of a
sudden if any member disagreed with the
Democrat Party you were told well if you
don't go along with us then you're
supporting Trump you're supporting this
dictator they said this fascist and all
of the names uh that they threw out
there uh they threw out the Russia
Russia Russia hoax there were all of
these different tactics that they were
using to try to force this total
compliance uh really really through
fear-mongering and this Russia Russia
Russia thing that splashed up on you yes
it did where did that come from it it
came from this I was goingon to say it
came from Hillary Clinton she was
certainly the most high-profile person
to push it but really when you look now
over time it's something that comes from
their tried and true Playbook where
anyone because it's Donald Trump it's
Bobby Kennedy it's me it's you know even
Elon Musk they're trotting it out right
now in this election uh they did it with
the hunter Biden laptop any it is the
excuse that they use to try to discredit
a person or information that they don't
want voters to hear from or to see or be
exposed to and they came after you hard
they were coming spy this that what was
your reaction when you realize there's a
campaign here to paint me with this
brush yeah I had heard this stuff before
what surprised me was the day that I
announced my candidacy for president uh
that week leading up to it we had heard
from NBC news they were asking some
questions about like my associations
with Russia or whatever like I've never
been to Russia I've never met Putin I
don't know what exactly they were
talking about and NBC News came out with
this hit piece literally as I was
walking up on the stage to deliver my
speech and it was a hit piece that
planted the seeds for this oh there are
some suspicious or potential nefarious
associations with Russia or whatever it
was but that's what the article was
about they bumped it up so that it was
in it was released on the date and that
that's kind of what showed the hand of
okay well this is you know the Legacy
propaganda media of NBC is in on it and
then it started coming from a lot of
different directions and then Hillary
Clinton brought it in and it's so insane
on his face because none of them asked
Hillary Clinton for evidence or proof
and the thing that that bothered me the
most was that people believe this and
not not a single one of them said like
oh okay well you know I I'm I'm still
serving in the military today I've been
in for over 21 years not a single one of
them said hey this is a member of
Congress on the armed services and
Foreign Affairs committee who has access
to the highest level of security
briefings who still wears the uniform uh
and is serving our country uh Hillary
Clinton how can you call this person an
asset of Russia or a puppet of Russia
where's your proof because if you got
proof you better show up because if
that's true then I shouldn't have access
to any of this stuff well hell no never
it never ever happened I know why but
the problem was and I I had numerous
interactions with voters as I was
running for president who believed her
and they were so like great Americans
who believed her and when they met me
were so deeply troubled and concerned by
this uh this one woman in South Carolina
remember very clearly she's a local
County chair of this very small rural
Democrat party we had like a town hall
and a little Barbecue Shack in the
middle of nowhere and she came out to me
with her eyes welded up with tears and
she put her hands on my shoulders and
and told me how troubled she was to hear
this and she looked into my eye she said
Tulsi are you working for
Russia and it just broke my heart to to
see the effect of their propaganda and
how damaging it is I mean really to our
democracy that instead of us having a
conversation of of her saying hey let's
talk about your you know your policy on
healthc care let's talk about your
policy and position on education they
plant these seeds in order to make it so
that people are suspicious and you know
I I gave her a hug and I told her I'm
willing to give my life for my country
country this country the problem was I
couldn't I couldn't have that
face-to-face conversation and that hug
with every single person right who had
heard Hillary Clinton's lies you're a
lieutenant colonel yeah I'm a lieutenant
colonel and a battalion commander in the
Army Reserve and did they ever come to
you and say we need to do some kind of
Investigation or some they never said
anything never and even most recently in
kind of one of the latest acts of
political retali under the Harris Biden
Administration the very next day after I
uh criticized KLA Harris in a live TV
interview and warn the American people
as I did back in 2019 when she was
running for president I warned the
American people about how dangerous she
would be as
commander-in-chief about how she would
try to mask her
insecurity and her weakness and and try
to appear strong as a commander-in-chief
and prove her strength
by using our military to accomplish that
and needlessly putting people's lives at
risk the very next day after I did that
interview they added me to this uh
secret domestic Terror watch list called
quiet skies and I was going through
in-depth screening day after day after
day every time I flew it would take me
an hour to get through TSA I get the
quad s on my boarding pass couldn't
check in online it was like the full
thing and I just thought like okay
something's going on here cuz this is
not a random selection every day
different airlines different no but
these Air Marshals came forward because
they've did not want to be used as Pawns
in what they clearly saw was a political
attack it's you know the military again
we had members of Congress asking
Department of Homeland Security TSA like
what are the grounds of you putting
tulsy gabard on a domestic Terror watch
list having K9 teams like looking around
her every time she travels three to four
Air Marshals traveling with her and
surveilling her every time she gets to
an airport and leaves an airport and on
the flights like what are the grounds
and basis for this because you're using
taxpayer dollars this is a serious thing
right never a single piece of evidence
put forward or any kind of justification
members of Congress sent a letter to the
um I think it was like the chief of
staff of the army saying if there is a
real concern here they placed her on
this Terror watch list have you been
given any reason to investigate her
she's got a security clearance what's
going on and uh I I got a copy of the
letter that was sent back to this member
of Congress saying basically no we have
no reason to have any concern if there
were then we have the teams in place who
would investigate someone who is in this
position and there is no evidence has
anybody ever been held to account for
that no nobody's ever been investigated
reprimanded said to produce evidence
nobody's ever been censored nothing no
and it's a very intentional tactic to
criticize your opponent for doing the
things that you are actually doing to
try to distract voters and ferment fear
and try to paint this picture of of your
opponent because you don't want them to
see what you're doing in broad daylight
Freud called that defense mechanism
called
projection uh where you project your uh
issues onto someone else to deflect
attention from yourself we're seeing it
obviously in in their their uh criticism
they're saying Donald Trump is the
biggest threat to democracy and and yet
they're the ones who tried to keep
Donald Trump's name off the ballot in
over 32 States they're saying you know
he will undermine the rule of law well
they're weaponizing the government
against not only Donald Trump but their
political opponents uh we're seeing it
with the Border they're saying you know
Donald Trump is the cause of the open
border when actually like NOP you guys
are the ones in charge and and you
lifted all of the things that Donald
Trump had put in place to secure the
Border when you look at each of these
examples uh they are doing exactly that
now when you say
they who are the they that is this a
nameless
faceless Committee of people you've
mentioned Hillary Clinton is it Hillary
Clinton at the time is it somebody else
at another time is it the power
structure within the Democratic party
who's doing this who are the they that
is this a nameless faceless Committee of
people is this you've mentioned Hillary
Clinton is it Hillary Clinton at the
time is it somebody else at another time
is it the power structure within the
Democrat Party who's doing this it's all
of the above you know when when you look
at um Joe Biden and KLA Harris specific
spefically it's been clear for a long
time that they are the figureheads and
there are uh you know it's people like
Tony blinkin and Jake Sullivan and the
longtime entrenched Washington
establishment U that is calling the
shots and some of them are political
appointees yes Hillary Clinton Barack
Obama some of them are within the
National Security State um it's very
powerful people both in the government
and outside of the government
whose power is threatened by those who
won't allow ourselves to be used as
puppets and who have the courage to
speak the truth uh and expose them how
did
this focus on you end I mean you left
the party yes did it let up then did
they say okay got rid of her is it still
going on today it is still going on
today uh there has not been any kind of
reprieve or break and it continues on
because you know I I served in some of
the highest positions in Democrat
politics in our country and I've seen
behind the curtains when I first went to
Washington I was surprised because they
were like oh she's the next rising star
of the party and she'll be president one
day and this is who's going to play her
in the movies and I did not expect it at
all and I realized at at a certain point
that my bio kind of checked a lot of the
blocks that that they thought were good
for them yeah and they just assumed that
I fall for the trinkets that they were
dangling before me and think oh okay
cool you're going to give me all this
you're going to roll out the red carpet
for me like awesome I'll follow along
but that that's not why I ran for
congress at all and so it was that first
public expression of opposition to
President Obama specifically on a on a
very real issue that was uh related to
why ran for congress in the first place
that showed them like all right she's
not just going to you know go along to
get along stick to the talking points
that they
provided and it didn't take very long I
mean it was the first time you raised
your hand and said well wait a minute
yeah but when you first got there you
were the shiny new thing right so you
were female you were young you were well
spoken veteran woman of color from the
Pacific all all these different things
yeah so it's like wow we look what we
have here yeah but we didn't know she
was going to think yeah we didn't know
she was have a mind of her own yeah are
you able to fly now as of now I've been
able to travel without the in-depth
screening but uh as of a few weeks ago I
heard this quiet Sky domestic Terror
watch list is still active so are you on
the terrorist watch list this quiet
Skies Terror watch list that's still a
deal as far as I know so when you left
the Democrat Party you you became
independent yeah are you now declaring
yourself Republican I am and that's as
of when about a week ago this is really
recent yes okay why why go independent
to Republican
the direction of the Republican party
has uh changed
significantly uh it started uh with
President Trump's first term in office
and has continued here in the last you
know year and a half or so uh into being
what we now see which is really the big
open tent party um the way that he
welcomed Bobby Kennedy and me and Elon
Musk and Danica Patrick she's never
voted in her life and now she's coming
out and she's supporting Donald Trump
really bringing people together not
because you know we all have passed some
kind of arbitrary litmus test but
because we we are are committed to and
very passionate about the most important
issues to the American people that are
rooted in our Constitution and our Bill
of Rights you know I've spoken about
Donald Trump and did last night and I
said I'm not here to stand up for Donald
Trump in fact I don't agree with a lot
of what he says or
does but nobody agrees with everything
or likes everything somebody else says
or does but you don't have to love
everything about someone in order to
love them I'm here to stand up for all
the people getting bullied and
ostracized and cancelled and attacked
because they stand up and you know say
they're going to vote for one side or
the other and I wondered how everybody
would respond to that because it was a
very different speech I think that
anybody else gave it was and I wondered
how that crowd would respond to that and
I said if your neighbor says they're
going to vote for The Other Side you
should say hey that's okay I still love
you vote how you want to vote your
conscience it's okay I still love you
we're all Americans and you got a big
Applause to that line I did if you were
an American on 912 stand up right now if
you were an American on 9912 stand up
right
now that's who we were that's who we are
that sold out crowd at Madison Square
Garden yeah and I saw Milani and
president Trump after that and they both
said you that was that was great you
you're calling for Unity here and we
love that it was a powerful message that
you delivered and you're right it stood
out and was very unique and different
from many of the other
speakers uh and such an important one I
think it's so important that's why I
referen 9:12 yes not 911 912 cuz the
more of
912 there weren't any Democrat or
Republicans right we were all Americans
everybody was an American somebody had
attacked us all of us and when I was in
Carolina a couple of weeks ago helping
with the hurricane recovery there were
neighbors helping neighbors I mean I was
in a basement shoveling out mud and
there were like 10 people doing a line
of buckets going up the stairs nobody
asked the person they were handing the
it to what's your affiliation what are
your pronouns they didn't ask they just
ask just hey thank you yeah thank you
thank you and they all wore themselves
out and sat under a tree together and
talked they were just all Americans
helping a neighbor it was America at its
best and I just hope we don't have to
have some seismic event to remind us
again that we're all in this together
it's okay to have differences of I would
hate if we were all of One mind how
boring would that be and you know you've
got to have flint and steel to spark
ideas I mean the same is true in just
like your own personal relationships oh
my god I've been married 48 years I
would hate to be married to me yeah I
want to be married to somebody who's
different some robot that just says yes
yes yes honey like that's again where
like the things in our everyday lives
that are real none of us agree on
everything but you you love someone and
you respect them even if you end up
disagreeing and saying you know what got
it you're coming from a different place
that's your right but in the party that
I
left uh that was the way it used to be
and that is no longer that's no longer
the case a never voted ticket right I
always voted policies and looked for who
was doing what at a given time but I've
written a book called we've got issues
how to stand strong for America's Soul
insanity and I talk about the tyranny of
The Fringe it seems like we've got these
Fringe factions really on both sides
yeah that have a big megaphone and talk
about these extreme issues that are
being pushed and it seems like the
Democrat Party has really been hijacked
by these extremists there are just so
many different examples of how big Tech
is is manipulating the information that
we get access to to favor the Democrat
candidate and the Democrat Party we see
the same thing and a lot of the Legacy
in mainstream propaganda media we see a
lot of the same thing from the National
Security State it's all of these
different powerful entities that that
benefit from having these figure heads
uh who will do their bidding and the
fear that has been created like I I can
not comprehend still how not a single
Democrat in the House of Representatives
or the United States Senate and neither
President Biden or or vice president
Harris has taken a stand for Title Nine
and fairness for women and girls in
sports and education not a single one of
them has stood up and said hey this is
wrong to have boys competing against
girls in girl Sports and and I don't
believe that that they all have bought
into the insanity of that Viewpoint they
are just terrified to get up and speak
the truth because they don't want to be
called a transphobe they don't want to
be called a you know a bigot and all of
the other names that they throw out
there since you bring that up you've had
different positions on different lgbtq
issues like gay marriage and you've
actually sponsored bills you've then
changed your position
on that in the past where do you come
down on gay rights issues I'll I said in
a general sense as you sit here today
yeah my position is is largely a
Libertarian position of equality for all
Americans however you choose to live
your life whoever you choose to love uh
that's that's up to every one of us to
make those choices one of the big
impactful experiences that I had in how
I viewed these issues uh came through my
deployments to the Middle East where I
experienced and saw what it means for a
government to try to act as the you know
the moral Arbiter for its people and
obviously it was very extreme in some of
the countries that I was in they had the
religious police out there they would
not allow you know for celebrations or
fireworks or music to be played on
Christmas day or or on New Year's Eve
but really it it came down to to a
conclusion that government shouldn't be
in this business at all yeah and at one
point I I read a quote and you can
correct me if I'm wrong you had said
that the Florida bill that is
inaccurately referred to as don't say
gay bill because it doesn't say that
anywhere didn't go far enough did you
say that and where do you stand on those
issues now I'd have to go back and and
look at the details of that bill but I
think that what I was referring to um
was the fact that the legislation I
think kicked in uh around uh Middle
School my point in that statement was
that this kind of sexualization of our
kids does not belong in our public
school system at all do you have a
problem with gay marriage do you support
it I don't think the government should
be in the business of deciding who gets
to marry who uh as long as the
government is involved it should be
equal whether you're straight or gay or
yeah that's important for reasons of
insurance coverage it really matters to
yeah people whether or not the
government recognizes them as a couple
or not and you don't have a position to
block that no of course not yeah but at
one time you did a very long time ago
yeah that was back in the early probably
20 years ago I've taken very strong and
controversial positions about the
Israeli Hamas conflict and said that I
think our Elite universities are
fostering intellectual rot by allowing
or even fostering these demonstrations
on campuses in support of known
terrorist groups against a critical Ally
of America in Israel I've interviewed
prime minister Netanyahu about it and
I've seen these protests and
demonstrations going on that tell me
that we just don't have critical
thinking happening on our University
campuses we still have American hostages
being held yeah what is your wisdom
about this Israeli Hamas conflict yeah
I've been very outspoken on this uh
since that horrific attack on October
7th in a few different ways is uh
similarly talking about how the world
should be paying very close attention to
what's happening on our college campuses
to recognize what this very real threat
is that that attack was not just the
latest in the the generations long
conflict between Israel and Palestine
it's the latest front of this objective
that these radical islamist terrorist
groups like Hamas and Hezbollah and Isis
and Al-Qaeda and s around the world
their ultimate goal and objective is to
establish a global islamist caliphate
and that we must all live under their
Sharia law and that caliphate uh when we
look at the charter of Hamas it makes it
very clear that their goal is to
exterminate the Jewish people and
Destroy Israel so that Israel no longer
exists as a means to that ultimate goal
and objective they have uh this IDE
ology is the greatest short and longterm
threat to civilization in the world and
freedom and so when we look at what's
happening on college campuses here in
America and in different parts of the
world where we have college students who
are chanting and repeating uh hamas's
lines and refrains propagating their
views and fomenting anti-Semitism and in
some cases actually violent acts against
Jewish
Americans we can see the threat that it
poses yeah it's hard to negotiate with
somebody whose prime directive is that
you be dead yes and wiped off the face
of the Earth and that makes it difficult
to broker a piece yes I I've been to
Israel and I've I've been to the side of
the Nova music festival and interviewed
people that were there and
I I've been to so many places that were
attacked in in their homes
and something that was a revelation to
me is they were telling me that when
Hamas Invaders came in and they were
hiding in their safe
rooms that what they heard through the
door were Palestinian women and children
ransacking their home
out there these weren't just Hamas
militants but Palestinian populists just
coming through the hole in the fence and
and just invading their home taking
everything that they could get their
hands on it it made me wonder if there
is a line to be drawn between Hamas and
Palestinians it's hard to tell where
that line is drawn when I I had multiple
people telling me that yeah uh and
that's something I hadn't heard until I
talked to the people that actually had
their homes invaded yeah uh well I think
the Palestinian people have been uh also
subjected to death and suffering under
hamas's rule yeah people say well why
don't they just kick them out
well it's a little hard to kick them out
when they control the food the medicine
the weapons It's Kind like yeah say
something about it you're going to get
shot in the head so yeah it's a tough
situation I think this is why the defeat
of Hamas is so important yeah on many
levels well that Yahoo may not be real
popular in Israel with the people on a
lot of issues but I do believe he's
going to finish that war yeah he's going
to finish it because I think he believes
that if he doesn't it could be the end
of Israel and he looked me Square in the
eye and said with or without the
International Community I'm going to
finish this yeah and I looked him in the
eye and I saw a resolve there were more
Jews killed in one day than since the
Holocaust he said we didn't have the
ability to fight back then we do now and
we are now and he was very clear about
that yeah if this election goes in the
direction of Donald Trump would you
accept a Ro in the administration I
would if if it was a role that I felt
that I could actually be be effective in
in helping to lead specifically in
president Trump's goals and objectives
related to our foreign policy and our
country's security I'd be honored to to
help bring about that change when you
listen to the kind of transformational
change he's talking about that Elon Musk
is talking about that you know Bobby
Kennedy myself and others are talking
about it's going to require a lot of
leaders of Courage uh with a strong
backbone to take on the entrenched
bureaucracies and uh multitude of
special interests uh in Washington uh it
needs to happen the American people
deserve so much better than than what we
have and uh to be in a position to help
carry that out um I'd be honored to
serve thank you for being thank you I
appreciate it see you thank you