00:00Thank you both for being with us. Let me begin with you, Samantha. What do you think is the
00:04most important message that Netanyahu can deliver while he's in New York in front of the General
00:11Assembly? Because he says that he's going to have surprises in the speech.
00:16I think, you know, Netanyahu's biggest strength is when he is on the world stage like this,
00:21and he has so much experience speaking at the UN. He is walking into a very hostile environment,
00:27but he is used to it, and he is going to, you know, pitch Israel's story to the world.
00:33He is in an age of incredible disinformation that he is fighting. So he's not just fighting battles
00:40on the ground, but he's fighting an information war with the media and with general propaganda.
00:45And so he has a huge task ahead of him. He's going to focus a lot on Iran. He has
00:51pledged to talk
00:53directly to Mayor Mamdani, who has absolutely no authority, despite all of his threats, to do
01:00anything to Netanyahu. And he is also going to talk about what is going on in the world, and
01:05he's going to defend the IDF. He's going to probably mention the terrorist attack that happened just
01:11yesterday in the West Bank, which is ironic because Abbas didn't even mention it in his speech earlier
01:17today. Well, speaking of that, Samantha and Barry, we had Israel's ambassador here on the show,
01:25Michael Leiter, who was talking about the continued plots and the carrying out of those plots to
01:31attack terrorist attacks on Israeli citizens, on Israeli forces in the West Bank. And then as soon
01:38as he left our studio, he got the word that his son was the person who was attacked, who was
01:44hit
01:45by that car driven by a Palestinian terrorist and is, to my knowledge, still in critical condition
01:51at the hospital this hour. So it really proved, Barry, the ambassador's point about these ongoing
01:58terror attacks that are happening in real time in Israel and also in the West Bank, Judea, Samaria,
02:06as it's called.
02:08Yeah, let me say this. Benjamin Netanyahu is a great leader. He is coming all the way from Israel.
02:15To give a speech, to shove it in the face of Mayor Mondami, who's calling for his arrest. And as
02:21we
02:21all know, we don't recognize the international court here in the United States. He has no legal basis to
02:25do so. But cancel your plans for 2 p.m. today. You're going to want to watch this live. If
02:31you think
02:31you're going to the movies, I think Benjamin Netanyahu is going to be a heck of a lot more
02:35interesting. And he's going to lump the mayor into all of the useful idiots that he described two years
02:42ago at the U.N. that were protesting in favor of Hamas. So sit back, put your seatbelt on.
02:49This is going to be interesting.
02:50And Hamas, by the way, taking credit and celebrating that attack yesterday. So the notion that Hamas is
02:57inactive in the West Bank is absolutely preposterous. Hamas has cells. Palestinian Islamic Jihad has
03:04cells. Hezbollah has cells. And other Iranian proxenies that have been active for decades in
03:10the West Bank and continue to plot and launch attack on forces there and on civilians, on settlers as
03:17well. We've heard a lot about settler violence. Well, let me tell you something. There has been
03:21continued violence against men, women and children for many years in this territory. Guys, thank you.
03:28Samantha, very appreciate it. We are.
