Netanyahu Meets Trump - Success Story of Two Roaring Lions - USA & Israel

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00:00Thank you so much for watching.

01:00Thank you very much, everybody.

01:15It's an honor to have Bebe and Sarah with us, friends of mine, for a long time.

01:21And we had a tremendous success together.

01:23And I think it will only go on to be even greater success in the future.

01:28So it's really nice to have you at the White House.

01:31It's nothing like the White House.

01:33It's great to have you both.

01:34And all of your wonderful people around.

01:36We've worked together for a long time.

01:38We've done well together.

01:40And we had a great time.

01:43We say it's a lot of work.

01:44But we had a great result recently.

01:47And we're going to have a lot of great results.

01:48So it's great to have you.

01:49Thank you very much.

01:51I want to express the appreciation and admiration not only of all Israelis, but of the Jewish people

01:59and many, many admirers around the world for your leadership, your leadership of the free

02:07world, your leadership of the just cause, and the pursuit of peace and security that you're

02:14leading in many lands, but now especially in the Middle East.

02:18We have great opportunities.

02:20The President has an extraordinary team.

02:23And I think our teams together make an extraordinary combination to meet challenges and seize opportunities.

02:31But the President has already realized great opportunities.

02:36He forged the Agram courts.

02:38He's forging peace as we speak in one country, in one region after the other.

02:43So I want to present to you, Mr. President, the letter I sent to the Nobel Prize Committee.

02:50It's nominated for you for the Peace Prize, which is well-deserved.

02:54And you should get it.

02:56Thank you very much.

02:57This I didn't know.

02:59Well, thank you very much.

03:03Coming from you in particular, this is very meaningful.

03:06Thank you very much, Bibi.

03:07Thank you for everything you're doing.

03:10It's a great honor.

03:13Thank you very much, everybody.

03:14Appreciate it.

03:15Mr. President.

03:16You've spoken with many of the families of the victims of Texas blood.

03:19And can you tell us about what you would like to do when you travel there on Friday?

03:22Well, we're going to just make it as comfortable as possible for the state of Texas.

03:27They have a great governor.

03:28They have wonderful senators.

03:30They have wonderful representatives.

03:32And we're going to work together with them.

03:33And we have been working really very hard.

03:35This whole table has been working.

03:37That was a terrible event.

03:39Terrible event.

03:40If so, that may be where Texas was just absolutely so badly hurt by something that was a big surprise late in the evening.

03:48So we'll be working with the governor and all of the people of Texas.

03:53We'll be going on Friday.

03:55Mr. President, there was a security incident in northern Gaza today, right around the time that the prime minister was meeting the secretary of state, Mr. Steve Wyckoff.

04:05Does that number of soldiers reportedly have been injured and possibly killed, does that in any way wrinkle in ceasefire negotiations with the boss?

04:13I don't think so.

04:15They want to meet and they want to have that ceasefire.

04:18So I don't think so.

04:20Steve, could you respond to this?

04:23You know about it?

04:24Well, I think it's terribly unfortunate.

04:26Terribly unfortunate.

04:28We were just talking about it, how tragic it is.

04:30But we have an opportunity to finally get a peace deal, Mr. Prime Minister, as we discussed.

04:36And I'm hopeful for it very quickly.

04:39Mr. President, are you terrified of this?

04:42Are you terrified of any final offers?

04:46More or less final offers.

04:48So, talk for the Japanese state.

04:49Look, we're always subject to negotiate something that's fair, but we've talked to most of the countries and pretty much they've had their way for many, many decades, as you know.

05:00And it was time that we just wanted fairness.

05:02This is not really equitable from our standpoint because it's just a small token by comparison to the damage that's been done over the years.

05:11But we had no other president that was willing to do this.

05:15I did it my first term with China and others.

05:17We took in hundreds of millions of dollars of tariffs, no inflation, the most successful period of time that we've ever had financially in the country.

05:26The first term, I think this term is going to be much better, even much better than that.

05:30That was the best ever, and this is going to be, I think, substantially better.

05:33And we're on the way to doing that.

05:35We've already taken in over $100 billion worth of tariffs, and we haven't even started.

05:41And all I say to the other countries is, you know, some of them wanted to make a deal and want to be fair.

05:46Others, perhaps, got a little bit spoiled.

05:48They were a little bit spoiled because for 30, 40 years, 50 years, they were taking advantage of the country.

05:55So we're going to, I would say, final, but if they call with a different offer and if I like it, we'll do it.

06:03And the odds were in line, we're all the odds with them, the odds with them, I affirm them.

06:08Is that it?

06:08I would say firm.

06:10No, I would say firm, but not 100% firm.

06:12If they call up and they say, we'd like to do something a different way, we're going to be open to that.

06:18But essentially, that's the way it is right now.

06:20Mr. President, is your housing and relocation plans still on the table?

06:25Is there a plan that there have been any progress in finding the country to set up?

06:28You know, maybe why not let you answer that question?

06:32Mr. President, can you?

06:33Well, maybe he's got to answer that question.

06:35I think President Trump had a brilliant vision.

06:37It's called free choice.

06:40You know, if people want to stay, they can stay.

06:42But if they want to leave, they should be able to leave.

06:45It shouldn't be a prison.

06:47It should be an open place and give people a free choice.

06:51We're working with the United States very closely about finding countries that will seek to realize what they always say,

07:00that they want to give the Palestinians a better future.

07:04And those who, and I think we're getting close to finding several countries,

07:10and I think this will give, again, the freedom to choose.

07:14Palestinians should have it.

07:16And I hope that we can secure it close by.

07:19And we've had great cooperation from surrounding, meaning surrounding Israel, surrounding countries,

07:25great cooperation from every single one of them.

07:28So something good will happen.

07:30Brian, did you ask?

07:31Mr. President, you mentioned before you want to go down to your legacy as a peacemaker.

07:36Are we in the last chapter of closing out peace amongst this conference now and all the other things that you look like?

07:44Well, I hope so.

07:44And look, we did a job with India and Pakistan and Serbia, Kosovo, Rwanda and the Congo.

07:52And this was all over the last three weeks or so, Marco.

07:56We did, and others that were ready to fight.

08:00And we stopped a lot of fights.

08:02I think a very big one, frankly, a very, very big one was India and Pakistan.

08:07And we stopped that over trade.

08:09We're dealing with India and we're dealing with Pakistan.

08:11And we said, we're not going to be dealing with you at all if you're going to fight.

08:15And they were maybe at a nuclear stage, both nuclear powers.

08:20And I think stopping that was very important.

08:22We're trying to help out with a Biden-created monster, this whole thing that's happening with Russia and Ukraine.

08:29It's a horrible, it's a horrible thing.

08:31And I'm not happy with President Putin at all.

08:34But this is something that would have never happened if I were president.

08:38This is a war that was never going to happen.

08:40Go ahead, bro.

08:40I was going to say, how would you address your critics that in the election, they said that you would cause the next World War Green.

08:48And in fact, you're solving all the problems.

08:50I'm stopping wars.

08:52I'm stopping wars.

08:53And I hate to see people killed.

08:56Like, as an example, Ukraine and Russia, they're not Americans there being killed.

09:00They're not Israeli that are being killed.

09:02They're, these are all Russians and all Ukrainians.

09:06And, and, but it's 5,000, maybe 7,000 last week.

09:117,500 last week.

09:13Mostly soldiers, but people in towns and cities that are getting hit.

09:18But mostly death is mostly soldiers.

09:21Now, so they don't come from here, but it's 7,000 last week souls.

09:26And if I can stop that, you know, they have parents and they have sisters and brothers and getting married and who knows?

09:35They're just people, but they're souls.

09:37And if I can stop a war, you know, because I have an ability to, I'm disappointed, frankly, that President Putin hasn't stopped.

09:46I'm not happy about it either.

09:47Mr. President, on the Iran talks, can you say if you scheduled the next round of Iran talks and then I'll stop strike?

09:54We have scheduled Iran talks and they want to talk.

09:58They took a big drubbing.

10:00I think when we hit the, the three sites, really, I would say the three sites, not just the one.

10:06The one was a big one and it was deep in granite and it was obliterated.

10:11It turned out the Atomic Energy Commission said it is obliterated.

10:16I just want to take our hats off to those incredible flyers, the people that flew that big machine.

10:22And frankly, the mechanics and everybody else, they had zero.

10:26They flew for 37 hours with zero problem mechanically.

10:31I mean, wouldn't you think in carrying the biggest bombs ever, the biggest bombs that we've ever dropped on anybody, wouldn't you think?

10:40Non-nuclear.

10:42And we want to keep it non-nuclear, by the way.

10:44But they did a phenomenal job.

10:47It was an amazing job.

10:48And I think that was, I was talking to Bibi about it before.

10:51That was the very beginning of the end and ended very quickly after that.

10:55I don't want to say what it reminded me of, but if you go back a long time ago, it reminded people of a certain other event.

11:02And his, Harry Truman's picture is now in the lobby in a nice location in the lobby where it should have been.

11:10But that stopped a lot of fighting.

11:13And this stopped a lot of fighting.

11:15When that happened, it was a whole different ballgame.

11:17On the future of all strikes, what might make you have a desire to do another strike on Iran?

11:23Another what?

11:24Another strike on Iran.

11:25I hope we're not going to have to do that.

11:28I can't imagine wanting to do that.

11:30I can't imagine them wanting to do that.

11:32They want to meet.

11:33They want to meet.

11:33They want to work something out.

11:35No, they're different.

11:36They're very different now than they were two weeks ago.

11:39Is there a date answer for the Montauk for a specific city?

11:43Have you known when and where the next round of the Montauk will be?

11:47Well, I can tell you.

11:48I'd rather not say it, but you'll be reading about it tomorrow or seeing it tomorrow.

11:53Mr. President, what is the hold-up currently in a Z-spyro in Moss?

11:58In which?

11:59In a Z-spyro between Israel and Ross, what's currently the hold-up?

12:04I don't think there is a hold-up.

12:06I don't think there's a hold-up.

12:07I think things are going along very well.

12:12We just left each other, and it was not a pleasant period of a few days.

12:17It was a little longer than a few days, but this was not a pleasant period of time.

12:21And, you know, we were, at the end, 14 missiles were shot, and every single missile was shot out of the air.

12:29It was pretty amazing.

12:30That was sort of the end.

12:31And they told us they were coming, and where they were, and what time they were coming.

12:35And they said, if you'd like to have a different time, we'll do that.

12:38And that's respect when they do that.

12:40I appreciated that they did that.

12:41There was no surprise.

12:42We got the soldiers out of the base in Qatar, in this case.

12:47But they knew they were coming.

12:4914 missiles were coming.

12:521 o'clock, they said, would you like to make it later?

12:56They said, no, let them come at 1 o'clock.

12:58And at 1 o'clock, everybody was, as you know, over 5,000 people left the base.

13:03And we had three gunners and three assistants.

13:07And out of the 14 that were shot, all 14 were knocked down.

13:11And that was the end.

13:12That was about it.

13:14And we had a rough time.

13:18But sometimes, you know, sometimes you need the rough time in order to get it.

13:21I think things are going to be really settled down a lot in the Middle East.

13:25And they respect us and they respect Israel.

13:28They respect a lot of things that took place.

13:31Nobody's ever seen equipment like what we sent over to knock out those sites.

13:37But when those sites were knocked out, it essentially, that was the end.

13:41Do you think that there would be a two-state solution that created an individual?

13:45I don't know.

13:46I'd ask people that question.

13:47You have the greatest man in the world to answer that age-old question, two-state.

13:52Go ahead.

13:52Give him your honest answer.

13:53I think the Palestinians should have all the powers to govern themselves.

13:59But none of the powers should threaten us.

14:01And that means that certain powers, like overall security, will always remain in our hands.

14:07Now, that is a fact.

14:09And no one in Israel will agree to anything else because we don't commit suicide.

14:15We want life.

14:16We cherish life for ourselves, for our neighbors.

14:19And I think we can work out a piece between us and the entire Middle East with President Trump's leadership.

14:28And by working together, I think we can establish a very, very broad piece that will include all our neighbors.

14:36Mr. President, there's a question on Iran.

14:39You have asserted that there's a complete and total destruction in the Middle East facilities.

14:44So what is the basis of the talks going forward?

14:47Is it the cap future nuclear activities, ballistic missiles, air support, economic base?

14:52It's really a good question because if you remember when it was done, I sort of said, what's the purpose of talking?

14:58It's been knocked out and knocked out completely.

15:01But they've requested a meeting and I'm going to go to a meeting.

15:05And if we can put something down on paper, that will be fine.

15:08That will be good.

15:09I think they've gained a lot of respect for us.

15:13I think they've gained a lot of respect for Israel also.

15:16But they would like to meet and we're going to have a meeting.

15:20Steve, when is that meeting going to be?

15:21Do you want to say?

15:22Rather, very quickly.

15:24Very quickly.

15:25In the next week or so.

15:26So we'll see what happens.

15:29I think it would be nice to memorialize it, put it down.

15:32But because of the incredible result of that attack, if you want to call it an attack,

15:42I didn't think it was necessary to have it in writing.

15:45I think we spoke.

15:46I mean, it speaks much louder than writing.

15:48But I can also understand why they'd want it.

15:50And they've been very nice.

15:51They've been very respectful.

15:52And it began by them telling us about 14 they had to do.

15:57You know what 14 represents, right?

15:58Do you know what 14 represents?

16:00Right?

16:01You know that, right?

16:02And that we're bomb strapped.

16:04So it was representative.

16:07We got them all.

16:08George, Mr. Trump, you want to go?

16:10Yeah, please, behind you, please.

16:11No, you.

16:12So this question, Prime Minister, the likely next banker of New York City, Zoran Maltaan,

16:18who's been trying to socialize to the local create, of Israel, and of yourself,

16:22and has said he would arrest you if you came to New York City, if he was mayor.

16:27Is that something you take seriously?

16:29Are you concerned about that?

16:30Do you have a response to that?

16:31No, no, I'm not concerned about that.

16:33I'll get him out.

16:35Look, there's enough craziness in the world, but I guess it never ends.

16:39I mean, you have, this is falling, and it's, you know, it's silly in many ways, because

16:47it's just not serious.

16:49But what is serious is the question I was asked before.

16:52You know, after October 7th, people said, the Palestinians had a state, Hamas state in

16:56Gaza, and look what they did with it.

16:57They didn't build it up.

16:58They built down into bunkers, into terror tunnels, after which they massacred our people,

17:04raped our women, beheaded our men, invaded our cities and our towns and our kibbutzim,

17:12and did horrendous, horrendous massacres, the kind of which we didn't see since World War

17:17II and the Nazis, the Holocaust.

17:19So people aren't likely to say, let's just give them another state.

17:23It'll be a platform to destroy Israel.

17:24So we'll work out a piece with our Palestinian neighbors, those who don't want to destroy

17:31us, and we'll work out a piece in which our security, the sovereign power of security,

17:36always remains in our hands.

17:39Now, people will say it's not a complete state.

17:41It's not a state.

17:41It's not that.

17:43We don't care.

17:44You know, we vowed never again.

17:46Never again is now.

17:48It's not going to happen again.

17:49So we'll see you in New York next year?

17:51Oh, look, I'm going to come there with President Trump and see what the, how do you know who

17:59the mayor will be?

18:00I don't know that.

18:02He's going to be very fine, and who knows, we don't know who the mayor is going to be

18:06yet, but this is a communist.

18:08He's not a socialist.

18:09He's a communist, and he said some really bad things about Jewish people, and he said

18:14some really bad things about a lot of people, and I think he's going through a little bit

18:19of a honeymoon right now, but he might make it.

18:21But, you know, it all comes through the White House.

18:23He needs the money through the White House.

18:25He needs a lot.

18:26He's going to behave.

18:26He'll behave.

18:27He better behave.

18:28Otherwise, he's going to have big problems.

18:30But it's a philosophy that this country is not ready for, and it never will be.

18:34By the way, we have a man with us who thought this was going to be a very glamorous, easy

18:40job.

18:41He's the ambassador to Israel.

18:43Mike Huckabee, former governor, former everything.

18:47I'd say he's a former everything, and respected and loved by everybody, and he loves Israel.

18:53He loves the state of Israel, and nobody loves it much more.

18:57And he's not Jewish, and he loves Israel, and he wanted to be there.

19:01I said, you know, Mike, it could be dangerous.

19:03No, no, no.

19:03Well, at least I was right about that.

19:05He was in every bunker you can be in, running around from bunker to bunker, but he's still

19:11with us, fortunately, and he's done a great job.

19:13Would you say a few words, Mike?

19:14I just want to say what an honor it is to serve you, Mr. President, and to see a historic

19:20horizon that we are looking at in the Middle East.

19:23And when the President made his trip to the Middle East, and then he really reached out

19:29to the new Syrian government, knowing they needed a partner, and knowing that they could

19:34pick the wrong partner.

19:35And what the President did, which took us all off guard, but the strategic move in that

19:42has set up something that is absolutely historic.

19:47And Mr. President, I don't even think you fully comprehend the impact that you're having

19:52on the region in a way that is so remarkable.

19:57And it was your leadership, your foresight, you did that when the B2s went in, the celebration,

20:07the sense of partnership that you gave with the Israeli people was so dramatic.

20:14But the message was bigger than to Israel.

20:16It was a message to the world.

20:18America's friends can trust us, but America's foes had better fear us.

20:24And that is a message that the President sent to everyone on the planet.

20:29And it is a message that will resonate toward a matter of peace, the likes of which I don't

20:34think we've ever seen.

20:35So, thank you.

20:37Great job, you're doing it.

20:38They love you all.

20:39They really, they respect them and they love them.

20:43You know, it's very, very interesting.

20:46We had the pilots here yesterday, as you know, and they were incredible.

20:50And we also had the mechanics, we had a lot of people here that had to do, I think about

20:56170 people that had to do with that incredible journey, a journey that could have been horrible.

21:03You remember what happened with Jimmy Carter, with the helicopters and all of the problems

21:07and ultimately hostages.

21:09We had the exact opposite, everything was perfect, it worked perfectly.

21:13But I didn't realize, I was saying to one, is this something that you felt strongly about?

21:19Absolutely, sir, I couldn't wait.

21:21They said, better than you, really better you than me.

21:24But they couldn't wait.

21:26He said, sir, we've been practicing for this mission for more than 20 years.

21:30And from just after 2000, they've been thinking and practicing to go into that area.

21:37I guess you probably know that better than anybody, Pete.

21:40They've been looking at going in, but they never had a president that would allow them

21:44to do it.

21:46And perhaps right, perhaps wrong, I don't know if that's true or not.

21:49But I didn't realize they were preparing for that journey from just a little bit after 2000,

21:54the year 2000.

21:56And I was pretty amazed by that.

21:58They knew it.

21:59They knew every inch of it.

22:01And they came back and they said, we got it better than we ever did in practice.

22:06They've been practicing for more than 20 years.

22:09Can you imagine?

22:10Yeah.

22:11On Ukraine, Mr. President, are you planning to send more weapons to Ukraine?

22:15We're going to send some more weapons.

22:17They have to be able to defend themselves.

22:20They're getting hit very hard now.

22:22They're getting hit very hard.

22:23We're going to have to send more weapons.

22:25They're defensive weapons primarily, but they're getting hit very, very hard.

22:31So many people are dying in that mess.

22:34Mr. President, if they want to be beautiful, how signed you up are you?

22:38What do you like to do now is talk about how good it is?

22:43The biggest tax cuts ever.

22:45No tax on tips, no tax on social security.

22:48Think of it.

22:49No tax on overtime.

22:52From a business standpoint, the jobs are coming in like we've never seen them before.

22:57As soon as that was signed, there were nine factories that announced that they were building the one-year deductibility.

23:03You know, things that, from a business standpoint, you'd understand the jobs that are being created.

23:08And one of the things that is, and this is also that, but it's also because of the tariffs, a tremendous success.

23:15We're taking in hundreds of billions of dollars in tariffs.

23:20And one of the things that is so exciting is the number of companies and car companies where they're building plants.

23:28AI is the big thing.

23:29We have over $15 trillion announced already.

23:35And it's been, I mean, really, I would say it's been during the last three months.

23:40But we're here for a short period of time.

23:41And some administrations never had anywhere near that number for a whole term, probably for a whole two terms.

23:49But we're up to over $15 trillion coming into our country.

23:54There's never been anything like it anywhere in the world.

23:57There's never been an investment like that anywhere in the world.

24:07Three, set, three, set, four.

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24:41I just don't know

25:11Thank you

25:41Thank you

26:11I think the entire world took note

26:20I think Iran took note

26:23I think everybody in the Middle East took note

26:25Of American resolve

26:27And of the strength of our alliance

26:29I think it was

26:31Frankly it was like

26:33The roar of two lines

26:36And it was heard around the world