00:00I'm seen as disloyal, disloyal. First of all, loyalty goes two ways. Second, the loyalty that
00:07matters is the loyalty of our leaders to the country they represent. Okay. And they're disloyal.
00:12Trump has been disloyal to the United States, totally disloyal to the United States. He cheated
00:17on the United States with a foreign power. So I'm not the one who's been disloyal.
00:21President Trump all by himself, without Benjamin Netanyahu by his side,
00:26has said the ceasefire is over. Isn't the more honest and direct thing to do hold him fully
00:33accountable for his actions as the most powerful man in the world? I don't think he's the most
00:38powerful man in the world. I have held him directly accountable. It's his fault. He's the U.S.
00:43president. He was elected. That's his job. And a huge part of the job is resisting pressure from
00:49outside forces. I mean, many presidents have, to varying degrees, resisted, you know,
00:56attempts to control them from outside. And he didn't. So he's weak.
01:01But it's one thing to seek to influence the U.S. president. Many countries have done that
01:06to, with greater or lesser success over the years. It's another thing to look at the elected leader
01:13of the world's only superpower, only real superpower at this point, and say he is not the most powerful
01:19man in the world. Are you really saying that Netanyahu is a more powerful figure than Trump?
01:24No, I don't. And the United States is not the world's only superpower. The United States is not
01:29the world's only superpower. The elected president of the United States has power, for sure. He runs
01:33the biggest human organization in history. But he does not have sovereignty. He does not have
01:39unlimited power or full freedom of motion to act on behalf of his voters. He just doesn't.
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